What time is it? Watches and horology

Really like the Railmaster. Pretty unusual but it works, imo. The faux aged lume is a bit eye-rolly.

I like the history of it - the requirement for engineers and others who work in an environment with high electrical field strengths to have a watch with internal/integral gauss shielding - as I'm a bit of a nerd and work in a technical role.

A lot of the time you're buying the context as part of the watch, if that makes sense, which in this case is the same historical context as the Rolex Millgauss.

With regards to the lume it is a little hackneyed, but overall I like the look (I liked my Steinhart which had this, also - and miss it now that it's gone).