Pita Barcelona Oceana 2009 Limited Edition
Pita Barcelona will reveal their Black PVD Pita Oceana 5000m for the first time at Baselworld 2010, along with with the Stainless Steel Oceana, both from the hands of AHCI member Aniceto Jim��nez Pita. The Oceana is water resistant to 5000 meters, using two patented systems for a water-entry free case: Pita-TSM (Time Setting Mechanism) and Pita-RT (Remote Transmission). No crown, no back cover, no weak points. The case measures 43mm in diameter and 21mm thick. The crystal is 8.2mm thick domed polycarbonate. Inside is the Pita-003 Movement, a heavily modified ETA-2678 featuring our two patented systems allowing time setting under water. The star-shaped seconds hand features a chromatic depth meter. The Oceana is available in stainless steel, titanium, 18 ct. Gold, or Platinum 950 and it can be fully customized to your tastes. This is a numbered series of 80 pieces.

Audemars Piguet ROO Black themes
I'm in the process of looking for a slightly pre owned 44mm Audemars Piguet ROO Black Themes. I would like to find a watch that is fairly new. Are there any changes from 2008-present? I am having trouble with the reference numbers. Any help would be appreciated. Looking to stay in the 14-20k range.

Got a new 15400 today
Rose gold. I love it!

Speedmaster Content
Today I added the brown leather strap for my Speedy Pro. I've had the black cordura strap for a little over a year. This watch brings me such great joy and I love how versatile it is. All accessories are OEM Omega hardware. The reference numbers are listed below if you are interested. Clasp: 94521833Brown Barenia Strap: CUZ006728 (replaced the 98000462)Black Cordura Strap: CWZ003436Now to some pictures. :)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

watch winders
Azguy just posted a thread about watch winders which has gotten me thinking that I need to invest in a watch winder. I'd love to say that my Omega will never come off my wrist but I'm not going to beat up my watch and can't wear a metal band on the ship.So do you guys have suggestions for a basic get the job done winder..Thanks,Tim