Omega Railmaster & Krosslee: A Collector's Sunday Discussion

Key Points from the Discussion

• A new acquisition, an Omega Railmaster, was purchased with some doubt regarding its originality due to an accommodating price, prompting a plan for a potential restoration project if the movement and case numbers do not match.
• The original poster's dog, Krosslee, is a one-year-old mutt named for a white cross marking on her chest, with a diverse breed mix including Basset Hound, Boston Terrier, Vizsla, Shih Tzu, herding, and terrier.
• The contributor shares an image of their newly acquired Omega Railmaster, worn while heading to pick up an extract for another vintage piece, emphasizing the immediate enjoyment of a new watch.
• The contributor confirms that the movement and case numbers of their new Omega Railmaster match, indicating it was delivered to Switzerland in 1941, validating their initial hunch about its authenticity.
• The original poster expresses satisfaction in seeing the Omega Railmaster on others' wrists, noting that his local AD has one at a good price, but he is currently unable to make the purchase.