Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M 231.10.42.21.01.002 Super Clone (41.5mm >15’000 Gauss “Bumblebee”)

The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M “> 15’000 Gauss” (Reference 231.10.42.21.01.002) is a horological icon, first released as the world’s first fully anti-magnetic timepiece. Executed by VS Factory, the 1:1 replica reproduces the 41.5mm stainless steel case, a black vertical teak dial, the black and yellow striped seconds hand, and a polished 3-link steel bracelet. Inside is the Dandong DD8500 Co-Axial clone with the jumping hour hand.

Key specifications

Detailed features

The iconic Bumblebee hand

The defining feature of this reference is the color marking its magnetic resistance. VS Factory has copied the yellow and black striped finish on the sweeping central seconds hand, the detail that earned the “Bumblebee” nickname among collectors.

Classic vertical teak dial

While modern Aqua Terras use horizontal lines, this reference keeps the classic vertical teak concept pattern. The slightly lacquered deep black finish gives strong contrast for the yellow accents, with the “> 15’000 GAUSS” script and the quarter numbers on the outer minute track printed in matching yellow.

Classic 8500-era proportions

Unlike the modern 41mm models, this reference holds the 41.5mm case size and the frameless date window at 3 o’clock, true to the original 8500-generation blueprint. The case blends fine satin-brushed surfaces with highly polished sweeping bevels along the twisted lugs.

Refined stainless steel bracelet

The 3-link steel bracelet balances the 41.5mm case. Highly polished center links sit between satin-brushed outer links for a jewelry-like drape on the wrist, closed by a hidden double-deployant butterfly clasp.

DD8500 Co-Axial movement

The Dandong DD8500 super clone replicates the Calibre 8508 and carries the same independent jumping hour hand as the genuine Omega. Unlike standard replica movements, you can change time zones or adjust the date without stopping the seconds hand. It is visible through the sapphire exhibition caseback, decorated with blackened screws, the specialized barrel, and Geneva waves in arabesque.