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.

Nautilius and Royal Oak in the same collection?
Overkill? What say ye who own both? Can the 2 Gentas play nice?

My first Radomir - Suggestions?
I really love this TRF and have learned a great deal from the enthusiasts that frequent the forum.I am a new fan of Panerai watches and have a Luminor Marina. I have been considering a Radomir or Radomir 1940. I would like to get one with an in-house movement, but don't know much about this segment of the Panerai product line. Any specific suggestions or wrist shots to tempt me one way or another? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hodinkee Strap photos
I just received my first strap from Hodinkee. Beautiful quality, I went with the marbled calfskin in navy. Nice box and packaging as well. If anyone else has purchased one, show us what you have!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

TT vs Bi-Metal
I know that for some here the notion of purchasing a TT SS/YG or SS/RG watch isn't appealing due to it only being made partly of 18kt gold.The argument being that a TT buyer can't afford a full gold version so is compensating by getting a model with as much gold as possible.But, I really really find TT watches attractive. The white metal vs the yellow/rose gold metal....color wise....in of itself....just works beautifully.I am a 70s child and a lot of TT were available.When I look at some current Rolex TT models:TT YG/SS Blue SubTT RG/SS Blue YM2TT RG/SS Chocolate YM2The color combinations of the models above...the colors of the various metals....silver/white for the SS part when paired with the yellow or rose gold of the second metal.....that bi metal look....that TT look....I just find incredibly satisfying and really attractive.I was wondering for those in the group of solid gold or ss...if the TT models were actually 100% gold.....ie....WG/YG TT or WG/RG TT...as opposed to SS for t