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Thank you Chuck for confirming a sighting of this watch in the real world, and I agree that if Omega went to the trouble of making a 2296 Ti/Au, then they probably had an SS/Au version too. What I was wondering about was the watch caliber (number?) rather than the movement caliber. The Ti/Au is 2296, the all SS is 2596, and I can't figure out from Omega's numbering system what the SS/Au would be. Not a big issue and perhaps not worth the effort, but if anybody could find out I'd be interested.
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