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. I second guessed my post the moment I posted it ... I got fooled for good haha. Must be watch karma coming back at me for poking @DLT222 lately with the m2 buying dilemma. 馃槜.
Well on to the 2255 and bezel hunt then.
You will be hunting a while, it doesn't exist, it is the product of a deranged mind which made a mash up of 2531 bezel on 2255 case...
That deranged mind is mine. I used a 2531 and got a 2255 dial though. I have been trying to peddle the "French LE Super Bleu" thing on the net for quite a while - to see if it would catch on. I sold the watch a long time ago and sometimes I regret it. It was a nice watch. A watch Omega should have made.
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That deranged mind is mine. I used a 2531 and got a 2255 dial though. I have been trying to peddle the "French LE Super Bleu" thing on the net for quite a while - to see if it would catch on. I sold the watch a long time ago and sometimes I regret it. It was a nice watch. A watch Omega should have made.
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I did say you were deranged but I never said I didn鈥檛 like it. ;-) It is surprising how well the blue bezel works with the electric blue dial, it isn鈥檛 obvious that it is a modification at all but then I always thought the dial on the 2531 just a little too dark a shade, nearly black, so this solution improves it.
The evolution of an icon, it's been approximately 25 years since its launch, and it has received small but significant upgrades over the years.
#1 it premiered as a quartz diver
#2 got the calibre 1120 in chronometer grade.
#3 got larger hands, applied hour markers and logo and a Co axial chronometer movement
#4 finally got new lume, lacquered dial and a beautiful scratch resistant ceramic bezel
All those changes maintaining its original core design, unique bracelet, and iconic dial, hands and scalloped bezel, that makes this watch so recognized and beloved and full of personality on its own.
I prefer the latest model in ceramic, which one do you prefer and why?
For the records - the Limited editions
2537.80.00
O1120 calibre, 10007 units
Was released in 2002 in honor of both the release of Die Another Day and the 40th anniversary of James Bond.
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2226.80.00
O2500 calibre, 10007 units
Casino Royale 2006-2007
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212.30.41.20.01.001
O2500 calibre, 10007 units
Quantum of Solace was released in 2008-2009
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212.30.41.20.01.004
O2500 calibre, 279 units
The limited edition created for the Special Air Service Regiment, a special forces unit of the Australian Army.
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212.30.41.20.04.001
O2500 calibre, 2010 units
2010 Vancouver Olympics.
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212.30.41.20.01.005
O2507 calibre, 11007 units
Was released in 2012 in honor of the 50th anniversary of James Bond.
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522.30.41.20.01.001
O2500 calibre, 3016 units
2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic games
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212.32.41.20.04.001
O2507 calibre, 7007 units in steel, 7 in yellow gold, 1 in white gold.
2017 'James Bond Commander's Watch'
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For the records - the Limited editions
2537.80.00
O1120 calibre, 10007 units
Was released in 2002 in honor of both the release of Die Another Day and the 40th anniversary of James Bond.
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2226.80.00
O2500 calibre, 10007 units
Casino Royale 2006-2007
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212.30.41.20.01.001
O2500 calibre, 10007 units
Quantum of Solace was released in 2008-2009
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212.30.41.20.01.004
O2500 calibre, 279 units
The limited edition created for the Special Air Service Regiment, a special forces unit of the Australian Army.
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212.30.41.20.04.001
O2500 calibre, 2010 units
2010 Vancouver Olympics.
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212.30.41.20.01.005
O2507 calibre, 11007 units
Was released in 2012 in honor of the 50th anniversary of James Bond.
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522.30.41.20.01.001
O2500 calibre, 3016 units
2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic games
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212.32.41.20.04.001
O2507 calibre, 7007 units in steel, 7 in yellow gold, 1 in white gold.
2017 'James Bond Commander's Watch'
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I found this as a great resource.
All 198 models with their reference numbers, sizes, photos etc.
Omega Seamaster Diver 300M @ WatchBase