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In Response To: Two questions regarding the titanium SeMP 300 >>> ()

Aside from the weight. The difference in dial color here is just because of lighting in the individual photographs. Mechanically, they are the same. Notice the Ti (left) has a white frame around the date aperture, while it has none on the SS model. This is not a rule, as I found out last month. I saw a Ti model without the frame around the date aperture.

I wouldn't expect Omega to produce the Ti model with the black dial and bezel




: 1) How does the titanium model compare to the
: stainless steel model, apart from the
: obvious weight adavatages. Maybe somebody
: who own one can share experience?

: 2) Would you expect Omega to procuce a ti model
: with black dial AND black bezel in the near
: future?

: Thanks for your insights

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