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: I agree John, the 2254.50 definately looks 100%
: cooler with applied markers. I saw a pic at
: Timezone where I think the guy had the dial
: customized his watch to have applied markers
: and the result was amazing.... Omega
: definately has to go with this upgrade.
I never saw a pic of a customized 2254.50 dial, but I know that watch would look great with applied markers. The black dial SMP chrono has the applied markers, and I love the look of that watch. The only thing lacking is the wave pattern on the dial.
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