I found this to be the perfect Omega for me. The appearance is striking. The blue wave dial is almost "electric", but it is not overpowering. I like the stainless bezel over those that match the dial color. It adds a more professional feel, but is still great to wear with jeans. Same goes for the fact the rotating bezel is "scalloped" and not "coin edge." The luminescent markers stand up to their reputation. It is not too heavy and sits very comfortably on the wrist.
I also like the fact this model has a 41.3 mm case. It is not too small. Likewise, it doesn't look like you are wearing a satellite dish on your wrist as is the case with the 50 mm + dials.
I chose quartz over auto (2255.80)for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the hassle of having the movement serviced more frequently. I chose this model over the more popular "Bond" models because it is more unique, and I sought a look that you don't see everyday.
I would highly recommend having the bracelet sized professionally. I did mine myself, and found it extremely difficult due to the design of the band, despite the fact I had all the tools I thought were sufficient. These link pins do not pop in and out like they do on lesser quality bands.
It is hard to go wrong with Omega. They are attractive, durable and maintain their value over time. Get more detail about Omega Men's Seamaster Stainless Steel Watch #2265.80.00.
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