TW Steel CEO 45 MM Chronograph Brown Dial Men's Watch CE1011

Carl F. Bucherer Patravi TravelTec in Black
Carl F. Bucherer’s triple-time-zone chronograph watch, the TravelTec, gets a matte-black makeover at Baselworld 2016. Previously available in steel and rose-gold variations, the newest version of the Carl F. Bucherer Patrvai TravelTec features a scratch-resistant black DLC coating.The wafer-thin but exceptionally durable DLC (diamond-like carbon) finish on the TravelTec is applied in a multi-stage process, enhancing both the scratch-resistance and shock absorption of the 46.6-mm stainless steel case as well as the stainless steel bracelet (which is outfitted with a black DLC-coated folding clasp). The dark, monotone look echoes that of the black dial, which displays three time zones simultaneously, the third by means of a central red hand pointing to a rotating 24-hour scale on the dial’s flange. In addition to the two chronograph pushers on the right side of the case, the watch features a monopusher at 10 o’clock that enables the wearer to set the third time zone in

Omega: The best quality control?
I lurk around in all the forums here and noticed on several occasions in the Rolex forum owners complaining about the pointer of their rotating bezel not ligning up perfectly on ther watches.I personally own two Omega 'dive' watches (GMT and Planet Ocean) and the rotating bezels on both of these line up perfectly. Has anyone had a problem with bezel allignment on an Omega?The reason I ask is that we must pay a STEEP premium (over Omega- even more with other brands) for the Rolex name, but do we even get 1/2 our money's worth?I understand they were quick to rectify the problem, but why was the watch allowed to leave the factory like that???Just anted to start a little something here today. The forum has been a bit boring lately...

Using your watches
Divers would I imagine use their bezels to time the amount of air remaining in their tanks while submerged or indeed to time parking meters. Most of us would refer to the date window on watches. Some of us use our chronos to time activities. I don't know of anyone who has a Rattrapante who indeed may use it to the full. Travellers or flyers would find the GMT complication useful so I was just wondering how many of us here have or would use the complications on our watches on a regular basis.Once again, it's a multiple choice poll so please do feel at liberty to check all the appropriate boxes. Indeed if anyone uses a watch in a novel manner, do please let us know.Y'all have a nice day now pals ZIN

NEW Diver Announced for Baselworld 2014
Have you guys been following the teasers on Omega's Facebook page? They're causing quite a stir on other boards. This is what has been released so far:

Panerai 233 strap bars?
Good afternoon,Wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction. I would like to purchase a pair of additional bars for my PAM 233, any of you know where something like this could be found?Thank you!