The Omega Railmaster is a great example of why everyone loves nouveau vintage. It is a remake of a watch introduced in the late 1950s, which falls into what most acknowledge was the golden age of ...

The brand’s rugged diving watches are perfect companions for adventure travellers on both land and sea Read more at The ...

While on this side of the pond, train travel might not be quite the pull that it is in Europe or Asia. Nonetheless, it is still a part of many American lives—especially on the East Coast—and remains a ...

OMEGA has announced a new generation of the Railmaster. There are two models available, both with a 38mm stainless steel cases and offered with a leather strap or steel three-link bracelet. The two ...

The Omega Railmaster might be one of the brand’s more underrated tool watches, overshadowed by the likes of the mighty Speedmaster and Seamaster. The model first launched in 1957 alongside the ...

Since its launch in 2012, the Tudor Black Bay has become the brand’s flagship, spawning dozens of variants—Black Bay 58, ...

To narrow the pack, we’ve decided to focus on three vintage Omegas that have now been reissued in varying forms: the Railmaster, the “Big Blue” we covered previously, and, of course, the Speedmaster.

The Speedmastermarks its 60th anniversary this year. It has been one of Omega’s most recognisable models. While it is best known as the first watch to be worn on the moon (strapped onto astronaut Buzz ...

Omega had a big year in 1957. Sixty years ago, the brand launched three of its most iconic watches to date: the Speedmaster, the Seamaster and the Railmaster. As you’d expect, Omega is celebrating ...