Epos GMT Limited Edition
The Epos 3400 GMT Limited Edition uses twin independent automatic ETA 2671 movements to present two time displays, each with a date. The primary time display at 9 o’clock uses a conventional three-hand twelve-hour display with center seconds and the date at 6 o’clock. The second time zone at 3 o’clock uses an Epos module to present a reverse or counter-clockwise 24 hour indicator with date. The stainless steel oval case with measures 40 x 47 mm. The twin crowns at 3 and 9 o’clock are set slightly into the case. The dial is black guilloche and the primary time display is white mother-of-pearl with applied roman numerals. The watch is also available without MOP. The front crystal is sapphire and a transparent, screw-down case back allows a view of the two movements. The 3400 GMT is limited to 999 pieces.You may click the images below to view larger versions.

Introducing: The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 39.5mm
This year at Baselworld Omega has decided to revamp their old classics. Take the Seamaster Planet Ocean 39.5 mm for example, although this watch is already in existence, it is now available in 39.5 mm and features a new co-axial movement, the caliber 8801/8800 (as opposed to the caliber 8615). 1 OF 2 This new movement is certified by METAS and is self-winding with a power reserve of 55 hours. The new 39.5 mm case, as opposed to the 37.5 mm or 42 mm case currently in the collection, is a welcome addition to those looking for something in between the two sizes. 2 OF 2 Additionally, the watch is now available in Sedna™ gold with brown ceramic bezel and shimmery brown dial or the two-tone version in Sedna™ gold and stainless steel. Both come with a rubber or leather strap. More here.Additional information and pricing to follow. Be sure to check us out on HODINKEE Live!

INCOMING!!! Home Sweet Home!!!
Not really a new incoming but just received a well packaged box from Clearwater!After 17 days exactly, my RGRC is finally back home where it belongs. I had the crystal cleaned out, 3 years warranty check, brand new short strap, and polished a damaged buckle. The care and quality of APSC is unmatched. From all the horror stories of APSC recently, i was a little skeptical about sending it in. After inspecting the watch upon opening it, i am extremely happy with the result! The short strap feels so much better compared to the regular strap! Best part is the watch came set to exact pacific standard time! Here's the free gift...awesomeNow the buckle before and after:

FRI@GMT WRUW? ---Remembering "Magnificent desolation."
Apollo 11 launched from Cape Kennedy on July 16, 1969, 09:32 am EDT; Nearing the Moon, the descent engine continued to provide braking thrust until about 102 hours, 45 minutes into the mission. Partially piloted manually by Armstrong, the Eagle landed in the Sea of Tranquility in Site 2 at 0 degrees, 41 minutes, 15 seconds north latitude and 23 degrees, 26 minutes east longitude. At about 109 hours, 42 minutes after launch, Armstrong stepped onto the moon, with ��one small step for man�� About 20 minutes later, Aldrin followed him. [wearing his Omega Speedmaster! --Neil's remained on-duty in the LEM]. I am fortunate with this 'older cousin,' 1058 movements earlier than Neil's 105.012-65 with JB Champion Mesh Bracelet. I honor the Apollo 11 Crew's anniversary with a glorious Romeo Y Julieta, Habano. Colonel 58

5980 1r rose gold
Contemplating buying this watch. Can you share with me your thoughts on this watch proscons, I have a gold Rolex, wondering if I'd really like the rose gold.Thoughts?Thanks,George