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Show off your 2254 and 2264s
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yodamastah
·Another show off...
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Speedy2254
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duc
·Oops! In my defence I can only say the colour looked too blue not grey enough. Mea culpa!
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124watchfan
·2054.50 with Bond bracelet. A match made in heaven. With original COSC certificate.
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padders
··Oooo subtitles!lol, I was bored with the silver/black insert and wanted an all black insert so it resembled the 2254. I found one in the bowels of eBay! As they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
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omegafanaa
·Good morning from Florida
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kmacrae001
·Just curious... When does the 2254 discussion move to the "vintage" thread?
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AdamS
·I have had this one for 15 years, might still be my favorite modern Omega, its just about perfect!
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Speedy2254
·I have had this one for 15 years, might still be my favorite modern Omega, its just about perfect!
Many thanks,
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gpssti4
·I want this strap - the Regent St OB told me that I can't have it as it's designed to fit the Planet Ocean case & won't fit a 2254.. Can you please confirm the part number- I thought I needed 98000085, is this correct
Many thanks,
They do fit. I’ve popped mine on to rubber to wear to work for a bit (hence why it looks grubby).
I’ve no idea of the part number though unfortunately.
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robinhook
·Just bought a pre-owned electric blue one for my dad... now I need a 2254 for myself after reading this thread!!
I have a 6.3’ wrist, have been considering whether to get the 2254 or the midsized 2252.50... any suggestions?
I have a 6.3’ wrist, have been considering whether to get the 2254 or the midsized 2252.50... any suggestions?
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gpssti4
·I’d try both and see which you feel comfortable with. Only thing is would you be happy with your dad having a bigger one than you?
When I bought my 2254 I considered the mid size as I was mostly wearing 38mm watches at the time. The shop where I was browsing persuaded me that I should go bigger and I’m glad I did. My wrist is 7.25” though.
When I bought my 2254 I considered the mid size as I was mostly wearing 38mm watches at the time. The shop where I was browsing persuaded me that I should go bigger and I’m glad I did. My wrist is 7.25” though.
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robinhook
·I’d try both and see which you feel comfortable with. Only thing is would you be happy with your dad having a bigger one than you?
When I bought my 2254 I considered the mid size as I was mostly wearing 38mm watches at the time. The shop where I was browsing persuaded me that I should go bigger and I’m glad I did. My wrist is 7.25” though.
Thank you for the input!! I'm sure the full size will fit on your 7.25' wrist superbly.
I tried at the local AD the modern 36mm seamaster, felt a tad on the small side but I think still looked fine. I own the speedy so I still feel comfortable to wear the full size, but 41-42mm is the upper limit for me. I'm currently torn with the following thoughts:
1. Since my dad's wrist is very similar size, I think we can pull off both sizes. Part of me want to get a mid size and exchange with my dad's 2255.80 from time to time in the future so we can enjoy both sizes.
2. On the other hand, I know for a dive watch 41mm seems more "proper", and the mid size is less popular and the resell value will not be as good as the full size.
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