Considering a Omega Seamaster 300 GMT but notice different reference?

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I am looking at Seamaster 300 GMT watches (black faces; not Great White) and notice there are three different reference numbers... but, I cant figure out what the difference between them. Can anyone point out the differences?
2234.50.00
2534.50.00
2536.50.00
Michael
 
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I am looking at Seamaster 300 GMT watches (black faces; not Great White) and notice there are three different reference numbers... but, I cant figure out what the difference between them. Can anyone point out the differences?
2234.50.00
2534.50.00
2536.50.00
Michael

The 22345000 is a "common" black GMT with Cal. 1128, and has a Speedmaster style bracelet.

The 25345000 is a "US" model that has a Bond style bracelet on it, but is otherwise the same as the 22345000.

The 25365000 is the same watch as the 22345000, but is a "Gerry Lopez" LE with a custom case back.

Cheers, Al
 
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Didn't know of that Gerry Lopez iteration! Nice touch with the hibiscus flowers and the Hawaiian islands on the case back.


I've seen the 2534.50.00 (Bond bracelet) available a lot more on the second-hand market compared to the 2234.50.00 (speedmaster bracelet)—the latter looking a lot more timeless in my view. The Bond bracelet looks a bit dated to me.
 
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Jaspers, I kind of like that case back even though I am not necessarily a surfing fan.
 
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FWIW, I got one with the bond bracelet and agree that it looks dated. Also, not a great clasping mechanism in my opinion. Looks good on a nato, though if you don't want to shell out for the speedy-style bracelet.

 
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I agree that it looks better on the Speedy style bracelet and that is likely what I will try to find.