Omega Railmaster - The Ultimate Master Toolwatch

The star of today’s review is the Omega Seamaster Railmaster Master Chronometer Ref ; 220.10.40.20.01.001, it’s the first entry level luxury watch that I’ve managed to hang onto, it’s an absolute stunner which may well be the ultimate tool watch.
I picked the Railmaster up earlier this year in the sales and saved more than a £1000 on the RRP, the review is long overdue as I’ve spent a lot of time with the watch and didn’t want to make a throw away video on it.
The review is an epic at more than 19 minutes, it covers the Railmaster’s history and its technical abilities. Given the feature length duration I may choose to do a cut down straight review, I will wait to see how well the review is received.
I gathered a lot of material for the review which is included under fair usage, I’m pretty sure Omega won’t mind. I will also attach a couple of links to some websites that you may like to take a look at and learn more about the original 1957 Omega Railmaster
www.timepiecechronicle.com/fe...
thespringbar.com/blogs/guides...
If you would like to support the channel or offer a watch or product for review then please contact Ronnie @ LastWatch via email [e-mail] or @alastwatch on Instagram.

[@skicrz]

This Railmaster is a beauty of design and engineering without the ostentatious bling of so many watches in this class. The features all seem so well thought out. So glad to see Omega has brought it back, hopefully to stay so we can add it to our collection

[@droptuned83]

Only just discovered this model and am in love with it. This is just beautiful.

[@LastWatch]

Totally underated

[@clinton219]

I refer to it as “the watch your grandfather would buy”. I love it.

[@LastWatch]

I recently became a Grandfather

[@Brew2point0]

@@LastWatch Congrats! One day your grandchild can wear this watch while telling stories of you.

[@waterfordrs22]

I bought this Railmaster last year. It’s easily the best watch in my collection, it’s easily my favorite best wearing watch. Initially I’d only wear the watch before and after work, why job is rather physical including running some machinery. After a few months I simply found myself wearing it to work. I may regret that somewhere down the road, but for now, all is good, it runs best actively worn in a daily basis though I believe that goes for my entire collection. One thing about the Railmaster - in general, the brushing is often rather subtle, even absent such as direct, full light, it looks ink black, bottomless. It takes on grays, a touch of purple at times. The lume modulates in color a bit too though not to the degree of the dial. The hands being brushed, as the angle of light changes, so does your perception of the watch. I will suggest that the lyre lugs look better with a strap if some kind, they get lost with the fitted end links. I’ve got the denim strap which is great though too short. With respect to size, obviously it needs to fit the wearer. That aside, as an object, it really looks superbly balanced in a way that of all my watches it neither seems to wear large or small relative to its measurements - it simply looks right in terms of form. I would out of curiosity like to try on a 38 Aqua Terra or 39mm Globemaster which uses a different case to see how they wear. I believe Omega has a good eye for watches this size and they should offer more.

[@Dansullivan123]

Thank you very much for this review. Im planning on buying my dad this watch next year for his 50th birthday. He's worked on the railway his whole life so seems a perfect big birthday gift!

[@LastWatch]

I think that would be a great choice

[@SarunSahadevan]

It’s the best review of the railmaster I have come across on KZbin. Even the reference number was explained. Nice touch. Great job 👏🏾

[@LastWatch]

I am truly flattered, thanks

[@jaguileraf]

I had a 39mm Rolex Explorer which I think it's a very similar watch, I wanted a Rolex so much that I didn't consider looking for another brand, but now I've being learning a little bit more about watches I'm convinced this Omega Railmaster is a much better option for the money, a no brainer. Great watch and excellent video.

[@LastWatch]

Th Explorer is a great watch

[@indytim]

I’ve watched many reviews of this watch and yours is by far the best I’ve seen. Thanks for taking the time and effort to make it. I’m about to purchase my very first high-end watch for the first (and probably last) time and I think I’ve settled on getting this one. I love its understated quality.

[@LastWatch]

High praise indeed, enjoy your watch

[@glenf6385]

Thank you for taking the time to put this review together. I love this version of the Railmaster.

[@LastWatch]

Thanks for watching

[@goodonthewrist]

Great review… watched several for this watch and really enjoyed you giving the history of the watch over the decades… I now feel the confidence in soon owning this model. Much appreciated!

[@LastWatch]

Much appreciated!

[@itmr2]

This is one of the best thorough and professional reviews. Thank you!

[@LastWatch]

Thanks for watching!

[@letlogiclead1187]

Definitely not too long for me. I love this type of informative review. Knowing the provenance of a watch adds so much kudos to the ownership. Thanks for putting so much effort into your content.

[@LastWatch]

Much appreciated Steven

[@T3L3cast3r]

What a great review! Thanks very much for taking the time to put it together. As the proud owner of a blue SMP and a white dialed Aqua Terra, the black Railmaster always feels like a "logical" black dialed watch in my collection. It is a bit less flashy than the other two, has a distinct look and is very very wearable, unlike the Planet Ocean for instance. Just one little remark. I believe the .10. in the reference number, refers to the bracelet and not the watch itself being stainless steel. Since the versions with a strap instead of a bracelet have a .12. in the reference number as the only difference.

[@LastWatch]

Thanks, I always appreciate a nod in the right direction

[@artl52]

Extremely well done review. Kudos. As someone who does watch reviews myself, I recognize a thorough, informative and interesting video. It's all about telling a good story and you did!

[@LastWatch]

Thanks Arthur, what reviews do you do

[@valtraone]

Again a comprehensive (and educational) review w/o the guff. You are becoming the go too watch reviewer for me. Spot on.

[@LastWatch]

I am truly flattered

[@mstislav007]

An incredible pack of information in 19 minutes! Great job!

[@LastWatch]

Much appreciated!

[@choond]

This is one of the best reviews I've seen on this watch. Thanks, I've been thinking of getting this one.

[@LastWatch]

High praise, thank you

[@StuartIvie]

I treated myself to this two years ago. It still pleases me whenever I put it on.

[@mvrdamonxy7942]

Screw down crown?

[@LastWatch]

Yes

[@michaelriera6277]

What color?

[@ronaldp1131]

What an informative/thorough review. I usually don't listen to reviews over 5-6 minutes, but your's was so interesting and thorough I listened to the entire 19+ minutes. And I LOVE the looks of this simple, uncluttered, and easily readible dial. I prefer the black with herring-bone nylon strap.

[@LastWatch]

Thanks for the feedback, I was in 2 minds about the duration but the video just flowed

[@vik4557]

Well made video. Very informative. Close up shots are crisp. I own a silver dial version for more than a year now. It's my daily beater. You are right about the metal bracelet. I couldn't keep them away for leather. Simply the best wearable under the radar watch. Most importantly one can hardly notice any scratches on the watch as they are completely brushed. Hope you are enjoying your watch 👍🏼

[@LastWatch]

Thanks for your kind words, much appreciated

[@TheLumeRoom]

Cracking piece and well put together (educational!) Vid! Possibly my fave in the Omega lineup

[@LastWatch]

Cheers Mate

[@Slanovich]

This is the best and most informative watch review ever! Subscribed

[@LastWatch]

Wow, thanks!

[@lbrastaman]

This isn’t the first KZbin review of this watch however, it is one of the best. Great context and superb video and macro shots. This one is still at the top of my next watch shopping list.

[@LastWatch]

Thank you very much, good luck with the purchase

[@Not-a-bot222]

This or the 38mm with arrow hand...I have about 11 years to decide, this will be my retirement gift to myself haha

[@Ratfish09]

Absolutely stellar review!! keep up the high quality videos

[@LastWatch]

Much appreciated!

[@IBoughtAWatch]

Beautiful looking watch love it's versatility!

[@carloscarmo-silva7343]

Not the most prolific reviewer, but certainly one of the best. Well researched, original approach. Also good angles, viewpoints, including the shallow ones that reveal the texture of dials. The one I always watch, even if I have no interest in the watch itself.

[@LastWatch]

Thanks very much Carlos, your kind words are much appreciated. Due to other commitments its never possible for me to post as often as I would like but when I do, I do my best to produce engaging content

[@fredrickwerstein546]

I've been looking at various videos regarding this watch as I'm very interested in aquiring one. your is "by far" the most complete and well done of all I've seen, thank you for your efforts, precisoins ans expertise! Great job!!!

[@LastWatch]

Glad I could help

[@gregjones3629]

@@LastWatch Do the faux patina markers on the black Railmaster compromise the legibility at all? Thanks for the excellent review.

[@tickingWATCH]

Good looking watch for almost every occasion 😀

[@Markus__B]

Lug shape is gorgeous.

[@favoritethings3065]

Excellent history! Great video.

[@bazs7669]

Fascinating, detailed and informative review. Thank you Sir,

[@LastWatch]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@evrengunes1638]

Blue one is stunning ✨

[@LastWatch]

It was a hard choice

[@squalematic]

I have to chime in and say what a lovely presentation this was. Thanks!

[@LastWatch]

I do my best, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment

[@karlsenula9495]

Gorgeous watch from top to bottom, back to front and inside and out.

[@LastWatch]

pretty much, why didnt I use that in the review

[@WidleyWesident]

I have one of these and also a Rolex Milgauss. I love both of these watches and they both do their jobs perfectly. However, my Railmaster had it’s first 2 years of wear on a railway construction project in the Middle East. It’s the perfect watch: not gaudy and in the face of those earning much less than me but not showing any of the many bumps that it has acquired so far. It has more sharp corners than the Milgauss but nothing that inconvenience you during normal daily wear. To date I haven’t damaged the anti-reflective coating on the glass either, a surprise as this is usually the first thing I scrape. It’s a great watch, just lookout for the cost of an Omega service as they tend to be expensive.

[@LastWatch]

A Railmaster being use by a Railman... I salute you

[@omarkharnivall2439]

Hi, I love both watches too, do you think the milgauss is too heavy for everyday wear?

[@WidleyWesident]

@@omarkharnivall2439 the Milgauss is a great watch for everyday wear. I’ve been wearing mine mostly everyday for the last 10 years.

[@georgemichaelides5250]

I have a milgauss and looking to buy railmaster next

[@45Vanguard]

Good news is you can’t scratch the anti-reflective coating as it is only on the inside of the sapphire glass.

[@erickvalencia5407]

That watch is freaking awesome it makes me feel like a Toyota Land Cruiser 70 series Swiss Made with that functionality, reliability and resistance. I want it bad!!!

[@s39020]

Stellar review! Thanks!

[@LastWatch]

Thanks for watching and subscribing

[@dinan4459]

Bought the blue denim version on sale in WOS for £2.9k, runs around - 0.3seconds per day. Amazing accuracy definitely underrated in the omega line

[@LastWatch]

Good choice and a bargain too

[@pedonavin]

Just ordered the same watch from Jomashop after seeing your review, thank you for the video.

[@LastWatch]

Glad I could help!

[@pierremartin9048]

Those vintage pieces you showed here are stoking hot, good show

[@LastWatch]

I would have them all

[@wescobts]

what a great video, well done

[@Kyle-xk4ke]

Awesome content as always

[@LastWatch]

Many Thanks

[@Aaron-dt9pu]

Great review. Just purchased one

[@LastWatch]

Good choice!

[@RaymondCheng97]

first time hearing anyone who bothers to decypher omega serial number in a video thumbs up

[@LastWatch]

I'm glad you appreciated it

[@riseandshine75]

wow, what a great review, thanks!! I want one 😍

[@LastWatch]

Go for it

[@aldojasso9177]

Amazing video thank you!

[@LastWatch]

Glad you liked it!

[@GS-vb3zn]

Thank you for an excellent review. The Railmaster hits my sweet spot for watches- minimalist tool watch/field watch, no date, well designed, a pleasure to look at, easy to read. I’ve been considering it for my next watch. This has helped. My daily driver is a Sinn which checked all those boxes, save for movement and the amount of anti-magnetic properties (though it has some). Is the Railmaster worth $2500 more? It just might be.

[@LastWatch]

I’m a fan of Sinn, they are a quality brand. Be sure to shop around for the Railmaster, there are offers available

[@67NewEngland]

Good review- Im not a fan of the painted low budget retro dial but if the Aqua Tera was offered in this all brushed case finish I’d buy it in a second!

[@LastWatch]

I'm sure Omega will comply at some point

[@garyadels1]

Fantastic review. However, it provides some inaccuracies regarding magnetic fields. Airport x-ray machines, microwaves and radar do not generate significant magnetic fields; they generate electromagnet radiation, which are wavelengths of light. (The word “electromagnetic” is misleading.). However, MRI machines, power plant generators, railroad diesel/generator locomotives and large electric motors produce LARGE magnetic fields. Airport security metal-detector “gateways” and “wands” also generate a small magnetic field to detect ferrous objects. The arch (gateway) metal detector one walks through at the airport is not an x-ray machine; it is a magnetic field that could affect simple watches. That’s why I put my watch in a tray through the x-ray machine, and do not wear it walking through the “arch” metal detector. My next watch will be the Seamaster Railmaster.

[@LastWatch]

Thanks for the insight Gary, I was trying to be informative without bogging my audience down with the science, being a techy guy I appreciate you taking the time to explain the finer detail

[@HoroHigh369]

Great video. I ordered the brushed steel dial and cannot wait to have it on wrist!!!

[@LastWatch]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@bashasilvian]

Did you get it? I also ordered it and waiting for it. A bit concerned regarding the legibility ... How is yours ?

[@HoroHigh369]

@@bashasilvian I absolutely love it! No issues with visibility, lume is gorgeous. I love the understated beauty of the watch. Depending on the room lighting the dial changes color. I hope you love it as much as I do!

[@twhite7900]

Really enjoyed this, thank you. I’m in the market for the blue dial. It will be my most prized piece as well.

[@LastWatch]

The blue dial is equally as stunning

[@clash79]

I went for the denim dial. Can’t say enough good about it

[@hocly22]

You got my sub sir!! Great video

[@LastWatch]

Thanks and welcome

[@looplop]

Owning mine since over a year, and it kind of beats and ticks all i need. Contemplating selling most others besides my G Shocks ;)

[@LastWatch]

What more do you need

[@Chavez_inc]

Amazing video

[@LastWatch]

Glad you think so!

[@benko7ab]

Nice one 👍

[@clash79]

I have the “denim” dial version. It’s amazing

[@LastWatch]

A great choice

[@mattkemp7278]

Great review mate 👍 I've just bought one in Tokyo, of all places 😂

[@LastWatch]

Lucky you

[@moorwatch9654]

Great review for a great watch, nice one mate :)

[@LastWatch]

Thanks a ton!

[@moorwatch9654]

@@LastWatch no worries, I prefer it to the sea and speed masters in a lot of ways, more classic without trying too hard

[@WatchDanReviews]

For those wondering, I have knocked my aqua terra about a bit… There is not a single blemish on the exterior of it that is visible upon close inspection… This could not be said of my Sinn 556, which picked up quite a few exterior scratches.

[@LastWatch]

I thought Sinn were super tough

[@WatchDanReviews]

@@LastWatch oh it’s tough as nails. But the AR coating is quite underwhelming…it had scuffs and scratches quickly. It did not bother me at all though. That said the Omega has been bumped around just as much and has not even a scratch on the coating so I think it’s just a better quality AR or maybe sealed somehow.

[@PabloTBrave]

I ptefer the braod hamd myself and i feel external anti reflective on a tool watch id a bit daft fine on dress or office watches but not on watches that are likely to take some hammer. Lovely watch though

[@tonyr669]

I love mine! Its incredibly accurate! I will never sell it!

[@dnafty]

My Aquaterra has multiple visible scratches on the topside AR coating. Love the watch, but the scratches hurt and drive me nuts! This because, I have 3 other daily's and 1 dress piece with Saphire glass that don't have a single mark on their crystals.

[@LastWatch]

If its really annoying then removig the AR coating might be your only option, either that or a new crystal

[@RagnarHoff]

Wow this is beautiful. Im on the fence between this and the new seamaster that has the similar dial. Not sure which one, but i lean towards the one that can be used as a tool watch.

[@LastWatch]

I would suggest a visit to an AD and try them both on wrist

[@doughaigh]

Not a stitch of pretense. Mine runs fast: 36s/mo Worth it.

[@shonkeymoulder6972]

Glad you’re happy with that piece. Almost bought that myself, I opted for a more affordable Tudor BB36 black dial. Maybe I’ll save up again for an Omega Speedy.

[@LastWatch]

What size is your wrist

[@garyadels1]

The Omegas with the Naiad mark on the crown indicates that the crown was Naiad-locked. Since the case-back, rather than the crown, has the Naiad lock, the case is marked with the Naiad emblem instead of the on the crown.

[@LastWatch]

Thanks for the info

[@the_shadow_realm5110]

If the clasp had micro adjust it would be a true master-tool watch. Tudor's ranger takes the crown.

[@LastWatch]

too far

[@ashtongate]

Nice review. Great daily beater. I have the 49.2mm which has been discontinued sometime ago. Not sure why it’s listed on the Omega site though, it’s most certainly no longer available.

[@LastWatch]

That’s interesting maybe it’s an old cache page that they have forgot to delete

[@ashtongate]

I thought you might be interested, curiosity got the better of me and I contacted a boutique and in turn Omega direct. Omega as expected said that it is discontinued, (approx 6/7 years ago). The reference 2806.52.37 is very old one. I think Omega are hesitant to clear discontinued items from their website, directing you to a boutique, obviously it's then the boutique's job to try and redirect something else to the customer. I experienced something similar as I was looking at the Speedmaster Ultraman pretty much knowing it was not available (although the salesperson didn't do a great job). Anyhow, I love my 49.2mm, it's fantastic statement piece. Be happy to for you to review it one day. Carry on the good work !

[@John-zl9zp]

Looking at buying this watch myself but I also have my eye on a grand seiko 9f quartz. Enjoyed the review, good work.

[@ZachBie]

I’m going 9F route. I think that’s the real Master Tool Watch.

[@LastWatch]

Are they not too pretty to mash up as a tool watch

[@ZachBie]

Last Watch the opposite, I think Grand Seiko’s are more beautiful than most Omegas. And the 9F movement is going to be more robust than any mechanical movement.

[@SuperScottie3000]

Zach B if you can find a GS quartz antimagnetic, I think that’s the perfect tool watch.

[@ZachBie]

SuperScottie3000 I actually saw one at the store. But it has since sold.

[@Valera_Scotland]

Thanks for the vid! I'm very close to being convinced here! I had plans for 36 Rolex OP / Tudor BB36 and BB58.... But this gives to much more for a similar price! (I can see some on Chrono24 for £3100 which is great).... Good stuff and hope you're enjoying Scotland! I also moved up a few years ago...

[@LastWatch]

This has been coming up regularly in sales for around £3K, worth shopping around

[@panorama4526]

Don ´t baby your watch. It will get dings and scratches… Live with it, your watch does.

[@cqc2238]

You had me until I heard exterior AR coating, ridiculous in a tool watch. I made the mistake of a speedy with external AR. Sold it after putting a big nasty AR scratch twice in a year. Bought the new 3861 that’s omits the external AR.

[@LastWatch]

I have a high end Citizen with external AR coating and blemishes to prove it

[@kevinkusuma9002]

ive got the ref 2503, and gotta say its a versatile watch. It's not flashy, and you can easily pair it with any kinds of straps and bracelets.

[@speedypaul2314]

Lovely watch. Very good review. Your right shiny revival is a scratch magnet. Are there any good deals on this model just now. Thanks

[@LastWatch]

Ernest Jones in the UK have the blue dial bracelet on sale at £3,100

[@speedypaul2314]

@@LastWatch yup just prefer the patina looks way better. :)

[@tomasinacovell4293]

Super nice! They call em "Lyra Lugs", "Bombay Lugs", or "Twisted Lugs", I wonder how many more names?

[@LastWatch]

I've not heard Bombay Lugs before... Thanks

[@marcellbabo4112]

Can we get a long term review?

[@BoogurTWang]

Ye done good Laddiebuck!

[@kingofpentacles3213]

That’s my grail watch. I kind of wish it had a date though.

[@keefw361]

Does the Railmaster wear big? I have small flat 6inch wrist looking at this or a 38 Aqua terra. I can get the Railmaster however for €2000 less than the AT....

[@LastWatch]

My wrist fluctuates in size, as do most but I reckon Im around 7", my sweet spot is 39mm, the Omega is close enough. If I were you I would try one on in store before you commit

[@stevefox8605]

Love it. Really torn between this & a ceramic wavy dial 300m Diver.... I'm 50 soon and want a watch to last rest of my life, think a Diver may be too "young" for me as I get old. (?) Excellent review, thank you 👍🏻 Would be interested to hear more about your job, sounds fascinating. Cheers, stay healthy.

[@LastWatch]

You are never too old for a diver, I’m 52 ! Get yourself along to an Omega boutique or AD and spend an hour trying on whatever takes your fancy

[@stevefox8605]

@@LastWatch thank you for the advice. Yes, I'll try them on & decide then. Cheers mate 👍🏻

[@mkyhou1160]

I purchased the 300m diver but ended up selling it. I’d go with the railmaster, it swims deep enough but is more versatile. The silver is my favourite in person.

[@seanzealony9499]

Just seen this review and I’ve been after one of these Railmasters or a Milgauss, but with Rolex prices going mental it’s been a railmaster hunt for the last 2yrs. At last I’ve found a 2019 with Denim strap and I pick it up next Saturday. I’m also tempted to purchase a steel band for it also. Is it worth it do you think ? Looking at £450 for a used band. Thing is I can wear the denim and not draw too much attention as a stainless or other metal band would. Great review

[@LastWatch]

Hi Sean, I'm a fan of bracelets but I'm not sure I would spend so much to get one, the bracelet is OK but lacks fine adjustment. Its always cheaper to get the bracelet on the watch, you pay a premium to pick one up later

[@seanzealony9499]

@@LastWatch I know it’s a lot of extra money. I’ll be ok with fabric strap and just save up in a few years for a watch with a stainless band. Tudor Ranger or BB58 look nice and are reasonably priced at moment. Thanks for quick reply 👍🏼

[@jaytoor5088]

Damn I wanted a Speedmaster but as a Train Conductor I feel obliged to buy this lol

[@LastWatch]

Best comment yet

[@jaytoor5088]

@@LastWatch I still can't afford it though 😂

[@ivoapostolovski1515]

i just ordered one, found it for an absolute steal price, i was looking for an everyday resistant watch and found this beauty. How is it holding since it has been a year since you got this one, have you tested the water resistance as well ? Thanks.

[@LastWatch]

This is strictly for special occasions, I have a few other little treasures that get wet

[@clash79]

I’ve showered a few times wearing mine, just to know I could do it. No issues, and averages +.5-+1 sec a day consistently

[@waterfordrs22]

@@clash79 I wouldn’t shower with a watch. Soap is a surfactant and could possibly allow soapy water where it otherwise wouldn’t. Steam is another issue.

[@samuele.marcora]

The Eberehard Scientigraf costs way less and has better dial. No in house movement though. But it has Faraday cage

[@LastWatch]

Theres not that much in it

[@eagles4757]

Great go comment on them and let us enjoy real watches cheap ass!

[@bartvanriel6767]

I actually need one of these believe it or not. I’ve killed a laptop at work with the magnetism present and people have killed smartphones at my workplace too due to magnetism only

[@LastWatch]

Where do you work

[@hammalamiri12]

Amazing experience after the BB 58 disaster :)

[@LastWatch]

Many Thanks

[@wristroll_vlad]

What disaster?

[@Valera_Scotland]

Would really love this in 38mm with an adjustable bracelet and underside AR coating only Alas we can't have it all! No watch is perfect but this is very good.... I'm waiting on a 36mm DateJust but this seems to be much more solid and I wouldn't worry about scratching it up unlike the DJ Just not sure about the 40mm size.... Do you think it suits a 7 inch wrist?

[@LastWatch]

Absolutely, I have a 7" wrist, prefer a 39mm but the Railmaster is close enough

[@Valera_Scotland]

@@LastWatch thank you so much. I think I need to try one on

[@Valera_Scotland]

P.s. random question but just in case. I'm in the Borders and work near Edinburgh. Are you on the east coast? I've been asking the ADs in Edinburgh but haven't found a new Railmaster I can try on

[@LastWatch]

Try giving Laings a call before you head to Edinburgh

[@valtraone]

I bought the Citizen CB3010 - 57L (Titanium and radio controled) some 5 years ago. It has been my everyday wearer since and has been absolutely reliable and a joy to wear. It offers so much for a relatively low price. I have been wearing Citizen for over 30 years and lovr them. Have you come across this model?

[@LastWatch]

Your Citizen is a slick watch ! It was the Citizen BN0151 that kicked off my channel

[@oOoScarecrow31oOo]

Could be the perfect watch but looks a bit chunky to me. At least more than the 1957 LE. Still have to make my mind... 🤔

[@LastWatch]

Whats your definition of chunky

[@oOoScarecrow31oOo]

@@LastWatch the Railmaster 1957 trilogy version looks much more slender. Mainly due to the case design. The lugs don’t curve down enough to fit smaller wrist. The case profil is quite flat. Well, this is just my feeling and I may be a bit picky here having a small wrist.

[@Ferien7]

So did you sell the black bay 58 to get the railmaster?

[@LastWatch]

You need to watch my other videos, the BB58 is gone and I have a Railmaster in it's place

[@clash79]

@@LastWatch good call. Much more unique

[@henrywest7217]

You should wear it every day, atleast for a few weeks.

[@Mr_Memer.876]

I've got a homage of this one on the way, but I hope to ultimately get one of these in the future. 👍🏼

[@LastWatch]

Who does the homage

[@Mr_Memer.876]

@@LastWatch Corgeut, on AliExpress. It's pretty much a straight 1 to 1 copy, so it's of zero horological value in itself, but if I like it I'll start saving for the Omega. 👍🏼

[@letlogiclead1187]

Hello Kit. I received my Railmaster homage from the Official Corgeut Store the other day. It took 70 days! It got stuck in Singapore. Worth the wait though. I detect a slight mismatch between the tint of the hands and the indices. Otherwise, it is a great way to "test drive" a very expensive piece. Hope your delivery time is less, but I counsel patience my friend!

[@Mr_Memer.876]

@@letlogiclead1187 I'm up to 45 days and counting! 😂

[@MBrown-ct5zn]

Any longterm review?

[@LastWatch]

I hadn't considered doing one.... until now

[@evh4611]

Stunning but no micro adjustment

[@LastWatch]

Staggering eh

[@samiaabedrabbo5270]

Can you exchange the strap with a total rubber strap?

[@LastWatch]

I should think so

[@Sepehr903]

what is your wrist size may I ask?

[@LastWatch]

I like to think I'm a 7" wrist, maybe a little less depending on the weather or lack of activity

[@nigellacey559]

Wonder how many railworkers could afford that and no rail company is going to give it out as equipment. You get a timex if your lucky.

[@LastWatch]

Back in the day most tool watches cost a couple of hundred bucks, therefore affordable for someone in a decent job. Bringing it up to date, your average train driver in the UK earns £60k+, a luxury watch wouldn’t be a stretch

[@GneX4Ktb]

I wanted an aqua terra but then i saw this 👀

[@LastWatch]

Which reference of the Aqua Terra are you considering

[@GneX4Ktb]

@@LastWatch 38mm blue dial on a bracelet

[@jackj2851]

Would like a date window perhaps

[@LastWatch]

No way... this is perfect without it

[@tylerrohn6938]

Great review... wear the piss out of it 😉

[@LastWatch]

Oh, I will and then some