Breitling’s New Wave Superocean
After conquering the skies, in 1957 Breitling set course for the sea with the launch of the original Superocean, equipped with a highly readable dial, armored glass, and a monohull case watertight to 200 meters or 660 feet – quite a feat for the time. Originally designed for professional and military divers, the watch soon developed a following among enthusiasts and leisure divers. At Baselworld, Breitling launched the latest Superocean with an entirely new design. The 42mm stainless steel case is water resistant to 1500 meters or 5000 feet. Dive-specific features include a screw lock crown, helium escape valve, unidirectional rubber-molded ratcheted bezel, and a thick, cambered sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides. Oversized numbers, hour markers and hands with Superluminova assure excellent legibility even in low light. The movement is Breitling Caliber 17 with date display at 3 o’clock. It is officially chronometer certified by COSC. It offers auto

Problem with Date Change on AP ROO
Hey guys,Was hoping someone could tell me a little bit about this. I have an AP ROO Panda, bought it new in October 2012 and have barely used it. I have today found a problem. Previously the date change was smooth when done via the crown. However, since today just as the date changes it stiffens up and makes a small *click* sound as the date changes.IS there something I should be concerned with? Should I get it checked out?Any help is much appreciated.

Speedmaster '57
This is the best looking watch I've seen in a long time. And it's only 41.5mm! Does anyone have one yet? The stainless (or gold) on black leather strap gets my vote. Here's a review on Hodinke

My Speedy and Friend (lots of pics 56K Warning)
Still trying to get pics like you guys, sorry about the quality. My P&S + Shaky hand = blurry pics.

Am I Nuts?
I liked to pose a question to my fellow steel PP owners. I just recently purchased nautilus 5712/1a. Well the scratches are starting to show and they are driving me nuts. I own two gold watches and I'm able to use a polishing cloth to keep them tip top. Here's my question. Is there a cloth I can use to keep my nautilus looking show room new? Or am I nuts and just have to learn to live with the scratches?