Omega Seamaster 2254.50 (2003): Timekeeping Advice

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Apologies for shameless showing off of latest acquisition, a 2003 2054.50. It really is a lovely watch. I think it must have been refurbished at some point as bezel, crystal and hands are immaculate. Case and bracelet are also in very good condition but doesn’t look over polished.
Running around + 5 spd but crown up at - 3spd. So leaving it crown up overnight means it is spot on in the morning! A bit weird, but guess that may be feature of the movement? Guess not worth getting it regulated by local watch repairer. Thinking of running it by a demagnetiser maybe. Thoughts on this very welcome.
 
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Congratulations on getting the finest diver there is.

But is 22 years old really vintage? I'm getting old!

See you here:

 
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Congratulations on getting the finest diver there is.

But is 22 years old really vintage? I'm getting old!

See you here:

Thanks - I wasn’t sure about ‘vintage’. I have seen it referred to as ‘neo vintage’ - whatever that means! And thanks for the heads up on the thread for the world’s greatest diver🙂
 
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Congratulations on getting the finest diver there is
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Congrats!!! That one is on the list but haven't found one at the right time/price yet...