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Hello All:
I think it would be foolish for Omega to discontinue the Bond bracelet. I think it is an integral part of what makes the Seamaster unique and not just another Rolex clone. It is sporty and dressy at the same time. It is robust, and with the exception of not having screwed-in links, is superior to many bracelets out there. In addition, it's non-tapering design distributes the weight of the watch better, resulting in one of the most comfortable bracelets out there.
Just my 0.02.
Andy
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