Let us not forget, not a single original Railmaster in any shop in the year 1957 had this hue for its lume. In essence, I am taking a beast of watch (meant in the best way: the materials and movement are so much better than what Omega had at their disposal in 1957) and visually returning it back to whence forth it first came.
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Why not just buy one of the many 2503 Railmasters out there? Pulls off the same aesthetic, white lume, similar size. And it's another watch you get to own.
No bueno for me... 36 is too pricey for what you're getting, 39 is affordable but wears huge, not vibing the exhibition caseback on a Railie, zero anti-magnetism and that cursed butterfly clasp ~ why put a dressy type clasp on a working man's watch?
Said differently, just because Chevrolet wrote Monte Carlo on a 2007 Monte Carlo doesn't make it a Monte Carlo.
I'm sticking with the '57 be it in factory Maxwell House coffee lume or relumed... but I do get what you're saying.
The 36 RM is still way cheaper than the RM Trilogy last I looked and as I recall so I’m not sure that is true. I mentioned these earlier and you ignored them but you really shouldn’t. they are a better bet than a messed about trilogy. That other stuff you say about cars is literally just noise since we don’t have those in Europe. I drive a 911 baby.
They can do the reluming?
