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Late for Speedy Tuesday...
Railroad Wednesday perhaps? Still enjoying my non-limited, non reissue Omega Railmaster massively. No date, under 40mm, a very resilient - magnetic and otherwise - Master Chronometer movement, a lovely vertical brushing on the dial, crosshairs, too. And a strap that’s at the same time really fresh and somehow gives the piece a classical air at the same time.
What’s not to like? The pre-aged Luminova May not be to everyone’s taste and the ubiquity will not do anything for resale values but as a watch to be worn rather than worried about it does much right 
And a happy Speedy Tuesday to all irrespective of the hour!
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Late for Speedy Tuesday...
Railroad Wednesday perhaps? Still enjoying my non-limited, non reissue Omega Railmaster massively. No date, under 40mm, a very resilient - magnetic and otherwise - Master Chronometer movement, a lovely vertical brushing on the dial, crosshairs, too. And a...
Love it, for all it stands for.
Definitely one of the best value for money watches in the market, and a brilliant technical proposition. All the very best! Alex
This is a watch I like a lot: great (great indeed) movement, a beautiful dial+hands and a strong case.
About the Luminova, IMHO it's the right time for thinking only about its color and not about the similitude with (some) old tritiums: today we are able to paint Superluminova in a wide number of colors, so... if a model or a dial looks better with a certa...
Great to hear you are finally on vacation, Massi :)
I agree with you on the Superluminova - and here it works well with the overall colour scheme, too
A great under the radar watch - one you can be relaxed wearing
Plus it's a chronometer & then there's the tweed strap. Lots to like Cheers JML
Glad you like it, Horology75 :)
I have for some time been of the opinion that brands wouldn’t go amiss in offering new models, which are not so history influenced and feel that as a consumer I need to encourage such behaviour when they do