Omega

The movement was introduced at a press conference at the Cité du Temps in Geneva on January 17th by Raynald Aeschlimann , OMEGA Vice President and member of Swatch Group’s Extended Group Management Board. Mr Aeschlimann opened the press conference, welcom...  

its quite an achievement, I am really curious hove that works and which materials they needed to employ! Cheers, Magnus

I wonder how for instance the Patek advanced research 5550p would fair? But I have to say, I am very very impressed, and as a watch for all occasions, perhaps the definative "only one luxury" watch ..this could quite possibly be it. Best Imran

Rolex Milgauss! Wonder who's in who's shadow now? Rolex and Omega, great watch manufactures, maybe that ain't the right question to ask! Seiko...? Thanks!

...the sister companies. I like this display of transparency very much, especially in this time when everyone tries to claim in-house capability. Their approach of making the movement anti-magnetic instead of using a protective inner case is also quite in... 

apparently from an article i read once 500,000 is approx 6,000 gauss...... :) Imran

That is actually very close. I wished to know the gauss equivalent of 80,000 a/m on the regular Ingenieur. Ruckdee

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This is a very timely development given the proliferation of handheld devices and their magnetic carrying cases. The Swatch Group has access to unparalleled research and development resources and I have been impressed with the recent fruits of their labou... 

i have no idea whether i need the technology in my life, but i'm glad its there should i need it. i'm a big Omega lover as you know and i'm really pleased to see how they have got their act together over the last 20 or so years and designed new movements,... 

. . . a revised model would be a natural development of this technical achievement. Thanks so much for the good news, Magnus! Art

i am that fan although i dont think my railmaster xxl has any high value anti magnetic qualities in it :) On 17 Jan 2013 18:56, "www watchprosite" *Alert from:* www:watchprosite > *Posted By:* Dr No (registered) on January 17th, 2013 - 10:56 > > *Title: R... 

. . . offers a revised Rail that would be appropriate for my wrist. Patiently, Art

I sincerely pray for a Railmaster with the Broad Arrow hour hand and straight minute hand, close to the PAF versions, with this movement...that would be awesome. regards, Asad

. . . for those of us with smaller wrists, as well. The now discontinued line of automatic Railmasters offered three sizes - 42, 39, and . . . . . . 36 mm, as depicted here on my wrist. Since current Aqua Terras are available in an 38.5 mm case, there's n...  

Best, Nicovlad. ...  

amanico This one is naturally born beautiful and will never ever age. Perhaps, some new ones are made to look beautiful but will age, after some while.

. . . yes, exactly like that! With a manual winding movement to boot . . .

Ejection Handle. Kudos to Omega ...  

Spolit the classy look of the whole watch in my own view. A yellow second hand should do the job. Melvin

the second hand ruins the whole watch for me too. The technology is tremendous, just bring back the old Railmaster.

Straight Lugs for me, please... Well, something like that Vintage, a tad bigger, or with the same size. Best, Nicolas

it was a totally ad-hoc event schedule right before opening of SIHH not much information was given regarding the technology used did we see a working watch prototype? Is this an indirect hint of what we will see from a competitor at SIHH (I mean so that O... 

I see they dressed up an Aqua Terra with as close to their own version of the Rolex Milgauss second hand as they could go. ;-) Not sure how I feel about this...

I'd like it better if they'd left the second hand alone. As it is, it seems kind of "me too". The worst part is it doesn't need to be that way, since this sounds like some real development they've done on the movement.