Comparisons
Last updated: March 3, 2026
A one-watch collection comparison focused on versatility and ownership.
| Retail Price | Santos Medium: ~$7,750 vs Aqua Terra 41mm: ~$6,500-$7,100 |
|---|---|
| Pre-Owned Range | Santos Medium: ~$5,900-$6,600 vs Aqua Terra: ~$4,400-$5,500 |
| Movement | Santos: Cal. 1847 MC (42h reserve) vs Aqua Terra: Cal. 8900 Master Chronometer (60h) |
| Water Resistance | Santos: 100m vs Aqua Terra: 150m |
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