You have made a fine choice there with the 2254.50. I bought one about 18 months back and it is just fantastic. It is such a beautiful and robust piece, yet elegant in its own way. It follows that I can empathise with your problem- even after wearing it for all this time (and I wear nothing else except a cheapie beater for jogging)- I am still transfixed by the sight of the thing. BTW it is running well- loses 1.5 sec a day and has done so consistently from the day I acquired it. Has never skipped a beat or been opened- so that is pretty good for ex-factory regulation.
One other thing- there has been much discussion over the last year or so about the fact that the 2254 will be discontinued quite soon. I actually think this is quite a cool thing as your watch will immediately begin to become a more limited piece.
Enjoy and regards
Craig C
: Well it's been about a month and I can't stop
: staring at my new Seamster Pro!(2254.50.00)
: Man I love this watch! I do find myself
: thinking "I cant believe I just spent
: $2000.00 on a WATCH. A watch that doesn't
: even keep better time than a
: Casio...lol." But the love affair is
: still there and I will enjoy this watch for
: many years.
: My Omega is starting to show some signs of wear
: and tear on the bracelet. Scuffs, nicks, etc
: but the sapphire crystal and case of the
: watch are flawless. I'm not worried about
: the scuffs and nics as I can eventually,
: carefully buff those out but I would like to
: know the best way to actually clean this
: watch. I want to make sure even the old,
: dead skin cells get removed. Is there
: something I can soak my Seamaster in to
: thoroughly clean it? As usual, this blog is
: a great resource and any ideas, tips,etc
: would be helpful. I plan on keeping this
: watch showroom new it's entire life!
: $2000.00 is alot of damn money!
: Thanks,
: HighTechJunkie
