IWC GST Aquatimer, Ref. 3536, Titanium, 2000m

Pita Barcelona Carousel Watch Available On James List
The full line of Spanish Pita Barcelona watches are now available on James List. This includes the fascinating and highly character rich Pita Carousel. At first glace the watch is certainly unique, but you might not fully understand this bespoke creation. Each Pita Carousel watch is totally customizable - and made to order. The watch is 40mm wide? (just 8mm thick) and available in 18k yellow gold, rose gold, or white gold. There is also the option of getting one in 950 platinum. The Carousel watch has its name for good reason. This is because the movement is visible right through the dial and spins around (like a carousel). The movement spins as it tells the time. Thus the movement rotates on its own axis. The watch is known as a 12 hour hand watch. Meaning it has just one hand that moves around the dial once each 12 hours. The hand itself does not move, but rather it is attached to the movement that is what moves.Pita really likes crownless cases, and the Carousel is a good example of

Why "rare" watches remind me of Sam Malone from Cheers
Whenever I see a watch listed on ebay as being "rare", I think of a Sam Malone line from Cheers, something like this:Maybe not a lot of people know it, but I'm pretty famous.

Collector's criteria
Hi,I just registered to this very interesting forum Yesterday. I am a middle-range watch collector, however I have not used any particular guideline other than my budget and my mood to choose my watches...For example:My "posh" period (leather strap, slim, for being used with suits)- Raymond Weil, Tissot Heritage, Roamer, Baume et MercierMy "High Endurance" period (water resistant > 200mts) - Breitling Colt GMT, EDOX, Ball Egineer IIMy "non traditional materials" period - Ventura ego-matic (Titanox scratch proof), EDOX (Titanium, Ceramic, carbon), Rado Original (hardmetal)My "budget" period (inexpensive watches)- Swatch Diaphance automatic - 4 of themMy "non-traditional movements" period (othen than automatic)- Seiko Kinetic autorelay, Citizen eco-driveLast but not leastmy "Finaly I got a Rolex!" period- Rolex Air-King (the one with blue face and orange number) I really love this one.I wonder what's the criteria thay you dear watch collectors use for choosing the pieces you wanna get

I wonder where Brad Pitt's $3 Million Patek is
I just remembered that Angelina Jolie bought Brad a $3 Million platinum Patek, originally made for JB Champion, when they got married 2 years ago.Now that they have split, Angelina kind of strikes me as the type of lady that might throw her ex's stuff in a pile and burn it.Heres a link about the watch in case you forgot about it: .dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...ding-gift.html

Sub. no date colour
Hi I am relatively new here and I have asked this question before with no response. I am sorry if it's a bit too basic but, I have only seen no date subs in black are they also made in other colours?