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In Response To: All of caliber 1120/1128 to be discontinued? ()

: Dang, thats a lot of watches in the seamaster
: line and also affects some other lines as
: well. Seems that Omega plans to unveil
: several new products in the coming year.

I actually asked him about all of the 1120 and 1128 calibers in the Seamaster line, so I don't know for sure if the 1120-based models in the other lines will be affected. I should have been more specific in my post.

What still strikes me as odd is that Omega has discontinued all of these Seamasters without having any new models available to replace them. When the Bond 2531.80 was discontinued, Omega already had the new co-axial version in the shops. With the black 2254.50, electric blue 2255.80, and the white and black GMT models, Omega has no co-axial variants to replace them.

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