Omega Seamaster Railmaster

It is really playful and it shows you don't have to spent thousands of dollars just to have a watch collection. It is creative too! It is not the standard omega seamaster/speedmaster, any Rolex etc. It is a good collection and an honorable collection!.

Just the effort/love put into it and all the process photos of the journey make it one of the more interesting pieces I have, love to wear it. Hard to get - This goes to the herringbone strap on the Omega. Saw it on WatchEx, tried to buy it separate from the watch, lost out.

I ended up putting it on this rubber strap, perfect for long days at the hospital. While I am a fan of the newer railmaster editions, I think this is the best version of this watch, and a good option for those looking for a 39mm with a similar style but more manageable asking price and waitlist than an Explorer. Bonus points for the strap matching the green scrubs and looking sharp with the white coat.

I actually had tried on the other two pieces in this collection and preferred the non-limited variant in both cases (standard hesalite speedy, Seamaster 300) Never had the chance to try on the Railmaster. The market seemed to quickly deem the Railmaster to be lesser than the other two options, but I continued to really love it. Fast forward a few years and a couple dozen watches, still hadn’t tried it/seen it in person, and suddenly I start seeing reviews again/photos again/lusting again. So I finally made the leap!

There is also a 36 mm available for those who prefer a smaller watch. All in all, it’s one of my favorites in my collection at this point. I prefer it one the black leather-rubber OEM strap, but a shark mesh is also available. The second one is the **Omega Railmaster** from the 1957 trilogy collection (also consisting of re-editions of the original speed and seamaster 300).

Great Omega seamaster and with out a date window the way I like it. I also like the Omega Seamaster Olympic London game and the Neckton. I have a Omega Railmaster and love it

The modern railmaster I have here sports a 40mm across, 12mm thick case, making it extremely wearable for wrists of many sizes. The entire watch - from the case, the hands and the bracelet to the dial - is brush finished. This understated, no-nonsense design is what I love most about this watch. To top it off, it houses calibre 8806 - a great modern no-date movement with master chronometer certification.

If you wear yours fairly often, you don't have that problem with the 80 hour power reserve. I just bought an Omega Railmaster and the Hamilton still gets wrist time. It's just a super comfortable watch.

4. Does this fit with my collection? I have an Omega Railmaster as my everyday/tool/work watch and a Cartier Tank as a more formal watch. This sort of falls somewhere in between.

I love my battery powered (yes, true) Omega Seamaster. Gets worn every day, everywhere, frequently in the ocean. A few little nicks on the case but the blue face is timeless and the watch is tough as nails.