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SMP Dial Wave Patterns

I just noticed something when looking at my Bond SMP 2531.80 and my black SMP 2254.50. The waves on the dial of my Bond model run the entire length of the dial, while the waves on my black SMP only run from the minute markers on one side of the watch to the other, leaving a "non-wave outer ring" where the hour and minute markers are.

I have looked closely at both watches on Omega's website to verify that this is how each is supposed to look, but I'm surprised that the dial patterns would be different. Perhaps the larger hour markers and greater luminova content on the black model made it harder to have the wave pattern underneath? Any thoughts, insights, opinions would be welcome.

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1 wallclock secs ( 0.18 usr + 0.04 sys = 0.22 CPU)