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: Thanks great pic! I'm assuming the Railmaster
: says " Railmaster" and not
: "Seamaster" on the caseback.
Wrong. That IS the back of a Railmaster. The Railmaster is NOT a full OMEGA model line of its own -- just an 'edition' of the Seamaster Aqua Terra.
Read the (recently updated) Seamaster FAQ on this site for details.
: Otherwise they are identical?
Yes. The only diffs are that the Railmaster has a different dial style and uses a slightly variation of the movement that deletes the date feature.
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