Case and Dial Design
The watch is housed in a 38 mm stainless steel case, designed to accommodate a manually wound movement. The dial is black and features a peripheral minute track. The indices are designed in a baton style and include luminous material, complemented by broad arrow hands and a central seconds hand.
According to the source documentation, the dial bears the inscription 'Seamaster' instead of 'Railmaster'. The source attributes this variation to the historical context of the British influence on the regional railway network, suggesting that the branding was adjusted to avoid associations with colonial-era railway nomenclature.
Evidence for this section
- “قاب این ساعت از جنس فولاد ضدزنگ با قطر ۳۸ میلیمتر بوده”
- “به دلیل سابقه حضور بریتانیا در شبکه راهآهن منطقه و پیوند نام راهآهن با دوران استعمار، بر روی صفحه این نسخه به جای عبارت 'Railmaster' نام 'Seamaster' درج شده است.”
