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Why Not Electric Blue Bond?

In Response To: The best would be...... ()

Any plans by Omega to use the electric blue waves (of the 150th version) in the Bond Watch? That would be just about perfect in my view?

: The best would be to have a composite mixture
: of a Rolex Sub and the GMT- or regular
: Seamaster dial. The Rolex Submariner dial
: offers for each tritium marker a metal
: frame. Due to the fact that everything on
: the dial is dirt protected via the glass you
: will have always shiny applications. The
: frames would also be cool in contrast to the
: blue waved design. The frames add precision
: to the hairy to manufacture tritium markers,
: too.

: My personal favorites for the Seamaster dial
: are still the 150th dails, the electric blue
: and silver dial. The waves really grap you.

: Just my 0.02...

: Cheers,
: Andreas