Good article, I considered the grey dial version with the textile, herringbone-like strap but something else caught my eye and I never went back.

One correction, the 3861 Speedmaster is still rated at 50 m. Better accuracy and magnetic protection, yes, but still only a 50 m rating.

 

I’m a railway history fan, and wanted to love these Railmasters, but my eye always drifted to the ATs instead. So similar, but with the AT offering, to me, more interesting details. I kinda wish Omega would play up the railway history more with these by infusing pocket watch DNA into them. Maybe take a walk over to IWC to look at how they do it. Having them lean on the Dynamic design language - as you said - would have made tremendous sense too.

Whoever has one will no doubt enjoy it. Great article.

 

Honestly, once I saw the picture of the movement in the case below… well, let’s just say politely that I could not “unsee it” and that I lost interest.