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Re: It seems normal to appear slightly grey.
In Response To: It seems normal to appear slightly grey. *PIC* ()

: In reality, up close and under
: "normal" lighting, the blue of the
: dial seems to have a tendency to appear a
: little bit greyish.

: On my wife's SMP, I found this somewhat
: disturbing at first, but I think I could
: easily produce photographs where it looks
: perfect blue. Of course, the pictures on
: Omega's website look perfect, what else
: should they do? :-)

: It should, however, not look "light
: gray" under any condition.

: -hacmac

you are correct "greyish" in color on the 007LE SMP.What about the seconds/hand dial what it should be.Picture on this site 007 collections
the second hand dial is all silver,while omega site is red on the tip with silver.Difference in
production date?pictures are so confusing.thanks

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