The Twins, Am I out of my mind?

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Hey everyone

I took a short step back from the Omega world and regretfully sold off all my Omega watches. 2531.80, SMP Black ceramic, AT Golf. I am the kind of person who is always after something different. After the big sale, I purchased Rolex. After a few months of running a Submariner No Date Ceramic, I felt it really wasn't for me and I missed my Omegas

I was lucky to come across 2 great pieces in almost perfect condition. Without any James Bond stigma attached, I absolutely love the classic Blue Bond watches. Pre 2500 co-axial movement or Ceramic models although they are great too. There is just something about this design and color that I can't stay away from. Its also my dream watch since I was 10 years old.
I purchased a Mint 2531.80 and 2541.80.
Why 2 of the same watch? I like the quartz as a pick up and go watch that I'm not scared to beat around a bit. The Automatic is just a collectors piece that ill someday pass down.
Is it silly? This is not the end of my watch fetish by any means, but for now....




Cheers
Brandon
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Nice work. I like it. I have a Quartz and am hunting around for an automatic as well. Bottom line, you can never have too many Omega's.


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I have the same watch in both Quartz and ceramic Co-Ax... My favourite watch design for many of the same reasons you mention.
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They're beautiful babies! Congratulations! [and welcome back to the fold 😀 ]
 
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Your rationale in purchasing both the quartz and auto is sound. Good looking watches!
 
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It's good to know what you like. Congratulations.
 
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Good choices. I like the Blue wave quartz (have one), but if it had been me I might have gone for a newer ceramic Seamaster Pro or a Planet Ocean 2500 as my automatic, to mix things up a little.