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I Agree With Both of You....

If someone told me I could only own one Omega for the rest of my life, it would be the Bond SMP. It was my first Omega and is the one I still wear the most. It has that timeless, classic, elegant yet sporty look to it that makes it a "must have" watch for me.

I'll admit that I also own the black 2254.50. I like the fact that, while both watches have the same movement and the same price, they look VERY different from one another. Having both gives me the versatility to match my watch with my wardrobe a bit better.

I know that the Bond SMP doesn't have Omega's best movement and is actually cheap by luxury watch standards, but it just looks so nice that I can't imagine going back to life without one.

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