Official Seamaster Railmaster Owner's Club

ericgwoo said:

I was actually searching for an hour for an answer. Maybe someone here can help.

I resized the bracelet myself and ended up marring some of the screws.

Anyone know the part number for the screws?

There is no official boutiques in SF for me to go to except for the one at the international terminal at SFO.

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ericgwoo said:

Thanks. Just called and it went straight to voicemail. Lol

OCD is killing me. But I can still wear the RM.

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VanAdian said:

If you can remember to PM me in the morning I will send you the part number. It's on my desk at the office. I stripped a couple of screws- I was highly anxious to get it on my wrist - and ordered some new ones as it was also bothering me. Also got a decent screwdriver.

Anyhow, on to the Railmaster. To me it has been the the every day wearer I was looking for. I work in engineering and always had a live for the railway- my mother and grandfather both having worked in the industry.

I tried the Explorer 1 - but that wasn't for me- too classic, maybe lost on my generational experience. Tried the milgauss; and whilst unique it was too bulky, dressy, and that case design, dated.

Along cane the Railmaster- a history steeped in the rail industry, a classic three hander from a brand I have know since I can remember. Oh, and it's also anti-magnetic with one of the best value movements around- to appease my inner science geek.

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VanAdian said:

Cheers.
It's a denim strap with patina stitching I got Aaron to make custom- aaronbespoke.com

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ILiveOnWacker said:

Thanks all!

The one I had my eye on was sold, so the hunt continues!

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fiskadoro said:

So happy to see some other silver dials on here!

As mentioned in my previous post, here it is on a brown strap instead. And, as @illumidata outlined above, it's really quite versatile.

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colonelpurple said:

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illumidata said:

Love mine, it's exceptionally versatile.
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Congrats to everyone on their impeccable taste

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leadingTone1 said:

Just got this 20 mins ago.
Oh my goodness is it beautiful
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hchj said:

U found it... such a rarity. Beautiful indeed

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ILiveOnWacker said:

This just came in from Japan:

RM 2503.52

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ILiveOnWacker said:

What do you guys think of this strap combo?

It's a Barton sailcloth.

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teeritz said:

I got my 36mm Raily back in 2012 and it will be a keeper. The simplicity of the dial layout, and its clarity, the more-than-needed 150m water-resistance, the great size for my school-girly 6.5 inch wrist

Link to the review that I wrote on this watch;

https://teeritz.blogspot.com/2013/05/omega-railmaster-co-axial-automatic.html

Pics;

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The Fratello Watches website did a recent write-up on the Co-Axial 39mm Railmaster and there were a few comments saying that this watch was boring. I don't get that at all.
Besides, it's not up to the watch to be interesting or exciting. That's up to the person wearing the watch.

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It's a classic watch, one which is a nice, modern interpretation of the original model from 1957. Works very nicely on its original bracelet, although I wish it had a standard clasp like the Speedmaster and Seamaster range, but it does look pretty schmick on almost any other kind of strap you put on it. Here it is on a no-name $20.oo (AUD!) leather strap;

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Yep. I can't fault this watch much. A different clasp would make it perfect, but it's pretty damn close as-is.

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Classic, classic watch.

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LDoc said:

Picked up this Railmaster XXL 2806.52.37 last week and brought it to Omega Service Center for a complete service. Hopefully, I will have it back before the end of the year.

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ILiveOnWacker said:

New shoes.....thoughts?

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