I like them both, but...

[ncstate1201]

I don’t like watches that use a soft grade of TI. They don’t hold up at all. I also don’t like that BB. I’d skip both and go with a 2254.

I totally agree with this, not a huge TI fan (at least the soft grade) and also not a fan of that BB. I will differ slightly and say go with a different BB..

[JDC222]

I don’t like watches that use a soft grade of TI. They don’t hold up at all. I also don’t like that BB. I’d skip both and go with a 2254.

This should “hold up”...

[deepcdvr]

I don’t like watches that use a soft grade of TI. They don’t hold up at all. I also don’t like that BB. I’d skip both and go with a 2254.

This should “hold up”...

Fak! Bravo!

[JP Chestnut]

Now back to Hoppy pulling a train.

[gwells]

my 2012 tegimented U1 barely has a scratch on it and i've worn it a lot and put it through the paces while i've had it (2nd owner). hardly a mark on the thing.

[JDC222]

Now back to Hoppy pulling a train.

Choo-Choo ...

[Captdave]

Congrats now let’s see how we can get Hop across the border to celebrate with you


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[hoppyjr]

Hey, I don’t recall agreeing to any funky business.

[andrema]

Dibs

[hoppyjr]

Dibs

Dude, don’t call dibs it’s not like I’m a piece of property!

[andrema]

Dibs

Dude, don’t call dibs it’s not like I’m a piece of property!

Okay, sloppy seconds

[Captdave]

Dibs

Dude, don’t call dibs it’s not like I’m a piece of property!

Not selling you dude...just renting you out...


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[hoppyjr]

Savages.

On the next Jerry Springer Show...

“I was sex trafficked on a watch forum”

[River Rat]

I would just buy them both I did but the vintage verity out of the two the Tudor held it's value more than the Omega 50 years down the road.

[Fitz]

I’d be curious if anyone every put a black bezel insert on the Ti Seamaster. I think it would look pretty good.


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[Torrid]

The Omega feels ever so slightly dated to me and I mean just barely. There’s something to the rounding to the case and bezel that evokes a bit of a 90’s watch vibe, but it’s still a beautiful well styled watch. The Tudor feels more classically styled to me and would be my choice even though I know the Omega would fit me better. I still can’t help but think if I had bought one of these or the 2254 back when I bought the original Bond SMP 2531.80 that I might have kept it. The blue with the skeleton hands wasn’t my jam after all.

[jtbenson]

dudez!
he bought a sinn instead already!

[Mr_Pacman]

The Omega feels ever so slightly dated to me and I mean just barely. There’s something to the rounding to the case and bezel that evokes a bit of a 90’s watch vibe, but it’s still a beautiful well styled watch. The Tudor feels more classically styled to me and would be my choice even though I know the Omega would fit me better. I still can’t help but think if I had bought one of these or the 2254 back when I bought the original Bond SMP 2531.80 that I might have kept it. The blue with the skeleton hands wasn’t my jam after all.

I also feel the scalloped bezel has a bit of a 90's vibe to it. I find the titanium brushed version is less prominent than on the 2254 that I have owned. The real attraction to me with these older Seamasters are how thin they are. They work well under a shirt cuff which is uncommon with most dive watches. I've got a Tudor Hydronaut that is 11mm and works well under a cuff

[JDC222]

dudez!
he bought a sinn instead already!

LoL’z

[Blaine]

I would just buy them both I did but the vintage verity out of the two the Tudor held it's value more than the Omega 50 years down the road.

Your collection is just amazing!!!


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