Omega Ranchero Shreve Crump & Low Whether it is spelunking or

Whether it is spelunking or stock-brokering

Five decades later

If one watch had to be the face of the golden age of racing

this is a dive watch alternative with just as much history -- and perhaps even more style -- than its older brother

Omega Ranchero Shreve Crump & Low Whether it is spelunking orIntroduced in 1958, the Ranchero was meant to be Omegas successor to the Railmaster and Seamaster. Unlike those two watches tough, purpose driven, designed for specific professions or pastimes the Ranchero was meant to do it all, really. Though with the same waterproof case and robust hand wound movement as its sportier brethren, the Rancheros slimmer profile meant that it could like Fords Ranchero do double duty for both work and play. The thinness