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: Thanks for the responses. It also appears to me
: that both the 2255.80 and the 2254.50 were
: introduced first with only the
: "Bond" style bracelet and later in
: 2003 with the "Speedy", at least
: in the USA.
OMEGA introduced them in 2000 with the Speedie bracelet -- BUT -- OMEGA USA thought it wouldn't sell well here so insisted on still usingthe Bond bracelet at first.
: Correct me if I'm wrong but I
: never see the black/black or Electric Blue
: offered in the "bond" style
: bracelet anywhere. Maybe they were entirlely
: different model numbers.
That's right. the ones with the Bond bracelet were numbered 2055.80 and 2054.50.
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