EricI 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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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.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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Nice review and pictures. What model strap is that in the first photo? Thanks!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.
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.
Beautiful band! [emoji1303]Cheers.
It's a denim strap with patina stitching I got Aaron to make custom- aaronbespoke.com
Omega part #: 0021STZ006932 - I got 7 for I think it was $40.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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And that is what it's all aboutThe silver dial "new" Railmaster. Clearly not everyone loves it. Most importantly, I do...
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Amazing picture of a stunning watch.The silver dial "new" Railmaster. Clearly not everyone loves it. Most importantly, I do...
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The silver just feels a bit different and more unusual to the other new Railmasters. It's definitely a somewhat understated watch, especially on the bracelet. I put it on a simple dark brown strap recently and it added a little more contrast while also helping to accentuate the twisted lugs.Amazing picture of a stunning watch.
I've tried this one on about three or four times now, I think. I don't need it, and have been able to rationalize myself out of buying it, but it keeps popping into my head, and I keep taking another look.
I get why the darker dial is the more popular choice, but I think I might also prefer the silver one.
Quite possibly my next watch. Self control has its limits, after all.