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  1. Pun Jan 19, 2020

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    I don't know about that Sir. They may be then more suited for the final ST3 watch that may be announced this year.
     
  2. cholack Jan 20, 2020

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    I think it would be unlikely as well especially if branded as a “Ranchero” aka Ranch Hand. However I think it would be a commercial success if the marketing was improved and name was changed. Maybe we will see an iteration of it
     
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  3. Jmango Jan 22, 2020

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    Explorer vote for me. Then again, I may be biased as I am lucky enough to have a black and polar Exp II 42mm. Not exactly the Exp reference in question here I realize, but still...
     
  4. jburson250 Jan 24, 2020

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    Can I vote for both?

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  5. greyfox422 Jan 24, 2020

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    Modern Railmaster v. Modern Explorer? Railmaster!
     
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  6. watch3s Feb 8, 2020

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    went with the 39 railmaster to avoid the explorer 1, ended up buying the explorer 1 in 14270 anyway. shame the 36 rm is so hard to find.
     
  7. mk2rick Feb 8, 2020

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    Rail master for me everyday !
     
  8. Damo Feb 10, 2020

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  9. nkhandekar Feb 10, 2020

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    If its between a new explorer and a trilogy Railmaster, I would go for the railmaster, its such a good looking watch, and even holds up against the explorer 1016.

    Between your current Railmaster and a new Explorer, I think its not much of a difference.
     
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  10. killer67 Feb 10, 2020

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    Current railmaster if modern is the only choice. If possible an early 14270 is better if considering older pcs
     
  11. Burr Feb 10, 2020

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    Did you end up going with the rail master or explorer?
     
  12. mk2rick Feb 11, 2020

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  13. WRATH OF KANE Feb 12, 2020

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    I would recommend that you consider some of the Seamaster chronograph. Some of them have a lot of Railmaster styling, like this one: 15815463137203128682122471118665.jpg
     
  14. DIV Feb 14, 2020

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    If there was a modern 36 or 37mm Explorer, then this would really be a hard choice for me. The 39mm 214270 Mark 2 I had for a year was ALMOST perfect, but it was just too big and bold for my taste and I don’t regret selling it.
    I can’t justify the cost of a 14270/114270 for that outdated bracelet clasp, glossy black dial, non-lumed number markers and inferior (as compared to the Omega 8806) movement.
     
  15. ocwatchclub Feb 14, 2020

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    I'm getting the railmaster 2503.52 today, I personally prefer the rail more. Regardless, you will make a good decision :)
     
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  16. mk2rick Feb 15, 2020

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    I just a 36mm date just with fluted bezel here in Melbourne, passed on it cause it’s a silver face and I’m more into the blue one .. but the size was PERFECT
     
  17. eingram141 Feb 28, 2020

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    Well it looks like I am not alone, glad I found this thread. It seems like its been waiting her for many of us.
    Ok so ive tried on the 36mm railmaster 2504 and loved it but have not been able to try the 36mm explorer. I found the 36mm raily to wear large due to its large dial that comes all the way out.
    Question: For those who have tried both, does the explorer 36mm also wear a bit large? Thanks
     
  18. OmeGez Feb 28, 2020

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    I think the Rolex Oyster 116000 with Arabic dial gets completely over looked - such a simple and amazing watch. It suits the lack of the Mercedes hour hand too. 36mm... what’s not to like..especially the value! I believe it uses a Sub movement also.

    I’d definitely pick that (unless your wanting a stainless sports for value retention).
     
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  19. VetPsychWars Wants to be in the club! Feb 28, 2020

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    My biggest gripe with Rolex are the stick hands. The "Mercedes" is no better. Just cannot stand stick hands.

    Tom
     
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  20. RI Omega Fan Feb 28, 2020

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    Well thanks a helluva lot!
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