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I don't think Omega puts reference numbers on the watches themselves. However, you could email the serial number (it's on the 7 o'clock lug) to Omega, and ask them to confirm the model number. Send the request to watch@omega.ch and they should respond in a day or two.
: Derek,
: I rec'd the "James Bond" Seamaster
: today for my anniversary gift! [waiting for
: years]
: It looks right but does not say 2531.80.00
: anywhere, not even the box...
: It does say "Seamaster Prof. Chronometer'
: on the box and has a UPC label with a PIC
: #020558000, shouldn't that read 2531.80.00
: or at least #025318000?
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