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The following link will take you to a dozen thumbnail images of the Omega Seamaster 2254.50 on my website. Click on any for hi-res versions.
This is my watch, bought from an AD; I took the pictures. This is what the watch you are looking at should look like.
I agree w/ Keith, it sounds fake. Or at least improperly repaired, altered. The Bond Seamaster (2531.80) has black date numbers against a white background; the 2254.50 has white numbers against a black background - very elegantly blending into the rest of the overall dial presentation.
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