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This Coming out this year
In Response To: Biggest Omega Chronomter ()

Seamaster 49mm Railmaster

To be unveiled at Baselworld 2004, this Railmaster has a case diameter of 49.2mm. It has a matte black dial with SuperLuminova Dauphine hands and Arabic numerals at 12, 3 and 9 o'clock, with small seconds sub-dial at 6 o'clock. The crystal is sapphire with AR coating, as is the display back.

The Railmaster 49.2mm is fitted with the biggest movement in OMEGA's current collection: the 16.5 line (37.2mm) caliber 2201. This hand-winding COSC chronometer-certified movement has a power reserve of 60 hours. It is finished in Geneva wave decor, circular graining and bevelled bridges. It is water resistant to 150 meters and comes with a brown alligator leather strap with pushbutton foldover clasp. (Text and photo taken from posts by Jorge Merino of TimeZone)

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