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One of OMEGA’s most enduring watch designs makes a return this year, featuring new colour gradients and a distinctly pure aesthetic. The original OMEGA Railmaster was released in 1957 as part of a trilogy known as the “Professional Line”. This was an era ...  

Thanks for the introduction. Best, Emmanuel Ref. 235.10.38.20.06.001 - grey on bracelet Ref. 235.10.38.20.13.001 - beige on bracelet Both credit: monochrome ...  

but prefer the sub seconds of the brown dial. I’m guessing they won’t offer the gray dial with sub seconds at 6. Hopefully I’m wrong.

But not enough to tempt me out of the somewhat older sibling 😊👍🏻 ...  

Is that it was not directly copying a historical reference 😊👍🏻

Every detail of it (hands, cross hair, etc.). Best, Emmanuel

Somehow leaves me cold 🫤

I like the brown dial best. BUT! At this point guys, I’m a broken record… WHY OH WHY must Omega continue to make watches that are so thick?? This is 12.5 mm thick. Come on man, that’s like the same case thickness as a Sub… Really? Come on Omega, you can d... 

Wake up and wind every morning 😁

This way. But absolutely agree with you 👍🏻

. . . at 'entry level'. They're a diluted version of the original; substantial semblance, yet . . . . . . significantly different. I don't think the latest incarnation of Rails can be termed homages. Still waiting for a manual winding model decked out . ....  

The 60th is a real Railmaster, but still, sadly, not a perfect Railmaster. THAT we are still waiting for.

. . . would balance the collection out. You should be the Omega forum moderator. 😉