Looks good! [emoji1303]What do you guys think of this strap combo?
It's a Barton sailcloth.
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I like it.What do you guys think of this strap combo?
It's a Barton sailcloth.
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That strap is perfect for your RM!! So so good.What do you guys think of this strap combo?
It's a Barton sailcloth.
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Welcome to the thread Tino, was hoping you would join it at some time as think you're the godfather of the club! :-!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.
Great post, Tino. And fantastic pictures, as always.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.
Looks great! Is that the 39 mm version? Thanks.Khaki green canvas.
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Yes it's the 39 on my 16.5 wrist.Looks great! Is that the 39 mm version? Thanks.
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That's a big poppy, but looks good on you! Congrats!!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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