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Omega CK 2777 RAF 53.
The ancestor of the Railmaster. 
And one I would love to have.
Best,
Nicolas
Vintage
Baron - Mr Red reviews the Omega 2777-1 'Fat Arrow', a 1953 RAF military-issue amagnetic chronometer with Caliber 283. Explore its history and features.
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Manufacture
Explore Omega's Bienne manufacture and museum with amanico, featuring rare photos of Speedmaster Alaska prototypes, Seamaster PloProf 'Janus', and historical pieces.
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Vintage
Explore the Patek Philippe Amagnetic 3417, a vintage marvel with Caliber 27 AM 400. Discover its history, design, and why it's a collector's grail.
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Collection
Baron - Mr Red showcases his 'three Amigos' vintage Omega collection: the 2777-1, 2914 Railmaster, and 165014 Seamaster. Explore insights on vintage Omega production and condition.
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Collection
Explore a collector's 'nightmare' wish list of vintage and modern watches, from Blancpain to Omega. Discover insights on collecting challenges and joys.
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Vintage
Explore the Omega Seamaster Railmaster CK 2914 PAF, a rare military-issued amagnetic watch. Discover its history, unique dial, and collector insights.
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Omega CK 2777 RAF 53.
The ancestor of the Railmaster. And one I would love to have. Best, Nicolas ...
There was an RAF Omega in my collection . . .
. . . but I let it go several years ago. Ref 2292, cal 30T2SC, aluminum alloy case. The crown and minute hand were incorrect when I acquired it, was able to source a modern replacement crown in Belgium and harvested a correct minute hand from a thrashed e...