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I had the same dilemma and ultimately chose the Bond version. Since it was the initial watch that sparked my interest in OMEGA, it was the one that I picked (although I almost flipped a coin between the Bond and the Black face with Speedy bracelet.)
One year ago today I received my Bond from my dealer and haven't stopped looking at it since. I am VERY happy with the choice I made. The Bond seems to be a very classic design appropriate for both casual and dress use. I absolutely love the Bond bracelet because of its look and substantial feel (plus it NEVER pulls hair.)
I like both watches a great deal. It's been said many times on this forum but bears repeating: Go to your dealer and try both of them on - one of them will "speak to you." That's the one to buy and you won't look back.
Most of all...enjoy your OMEGA. You are purchasing a high quality timepiece that will last a very long time.
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