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: understand Omega is not going to make
: stainless and 18kt models anymore. Is this
They said they were discontinuing them, but there has still been significant demand, so they have backed down somewhat and appear to still be making some. I have even heard of some of the "new" style being made in the two-tone.
: "classic" with the new face and
: band that Omega(and 007) are pushing now.
Since when is 007 pushing the "new" SMP look? Certainly Pierce Brosnan is endorsing many Omega models including the Constellation, Dynamic, and the old and new SMP. But so far, the James Bond character has stayed true to the "classic" SMP style.
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