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Re: What Will Be Your Next Omega?
In Response To: What Will Be Your Next Omega? ()

I would have to go with the Bond GMT, I love the style, the wave pattern on the dial, and everything going on with the dial, I love the applied markers, 24 hour markings and the sapphire caseback. The one thing that is holding me back (besides money) is that it does not have an applied logo, I e-mailed Omega to see if this is a change they were thinking about, especially if the Co-Axial Bond SMP will have an applied logo...no reply asof yet.

John, you are right about Keith, I love the DeVille Chronograph, but it will remain my grail watch for now...as Keith would say...just pull the trigger!!

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