Under the radar...?
Dear follow purists Am I mistaken or has another Baselworld release from Omega been hardly noticed with all the hype about the 1957 trilogy novelty? Have you seen the new Seamaster Aqua Terra Co-Axial Master Chronometer Railmaster? I'm no Omega expert, do...
very nice too but the other rail master
is a faithful re-issue of the original one (size as well) and this is the modern version. Christian
I'm trying to get pictures and information about it ...
So far, this watch is only being show at the Baselworld Omega area. Stay tuned. Cheers, Nilo
"Seamaster...Railmaster"
Nice watch! Confusing name, though. It\'s a Seamaster Aqua Terra blah-blah-blah Railmaster. Right. I\'m not complaining. The opportunities are endless... Funkmaster Aqua Ventus Ignis (special Earth, Wind and Fire edition) Super-Terra Cyclemaster Trammaste...
Hm. To me this lools like one of these franken....
You see on the bay.... Sorry not my taste. The 1957 trilogy on the other hand is spot on! Best Blomman
+1
And the funny thing is, that rather "flat" dial would be mistaken as a fake, and really easy to duplicate too! I've seen an aquaterra quartz like the ones given to the athletes last Olympic, dial, index, everything on the dial looks so flat and plasticky ...
I'm not sure
There's something about it that appeals to me - maybe the little crosshairs. I'll wait to see more pictures. Regards Kev
Per Hodinkee it's 40mm in diameter and $4,900 on strap and $5,100 on bracelet
Comes in black or silver dial versions. No screw down crown but has the >15,000 Gauss anti-magnetic movement so it is a truly functional tool watch not a faux-anti-magnetic watch. Not yet posted on Omega's website.
Yes indeed
This is a great piece and my second fav of the show (after the anniversary piece). The Railmaster history is a perfect match with the antimagnetic properties Omega has developed. And the size, price, and design are very close to ideal in my book. I\'m exc...