[Ernie Romers]

oceana

The ultimate dive watch: water resistant up to 5000 meters.

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.

Pita-003 Movement (heavily modified ETA-2678 featuring our two patented sytems), allowing time setting under water.

9.8mm thick rounded polycarbonate crystal. No seal joint between crystal and steel case, maintenance-free.

Modular case construction. Star-shaped second hand featuring a chromatic depth meter. Inverted rotary bezel with 120 positions for timer function.

Available in stainless steel, titanium, 18 ct. Gold, or Platinum 950.

Assortment of bezels, dials, hands, straps and buckles to choose from. Customizable.

Numbered and limited series.

Case dimensions: Ø43mm, height 18mm. Strap 20mm.

Related link: Pita.es

 

[Schaferhund]

Amazing!!!

 

[J_Hack]

Not sure I like the look 100%, but the technology is pretty awesome.

 

[clouser]

Amazing!!!

I agree. The time setting feature looks very interesting, but watching how long it takes to set the time, it seems it would be a P.I.T.A...pun intended:-d

 

[Darkman]

Is it out now?? Been waiting for this one... long time now!

 

[craniotes]

I've been waiting for this one for a long, long time now. Glad to see that Mr. Pita finally got everything sussed out and has it on the market. :-! To say that this man is a genius is an understatement.

Regards,
Adam

 

[jcoat007]

WOW - Looks great!!!

 

[lordsinclair]

Fantastic.|> Very happy to see the Oceana has come to fruition. Surely the most desirable diver in the world today.

 

[jason_recliner]

Why, just the other day my frieds and I were discussing the dire need for a 5000m platinum dive watch.

 

[jcoat007]

Why, just the other day my frieds and I were discussing the dire need for a 5000m platinum dive watch.

I just blew water out of my nose!!!!

 

[snoballz]

Wha?! No date function?! :-d

I marvel at the ingenuity behind that piece. :-!

 

[Scott3670]

Damn, that's a really cool watch! I'm afraid to even guess at the price. Anyone know?

 

[davidtht]

Yes, 3275 Euros. A huge chunk of change

Damn, that's a really cool watch! I'm afraid to even guess at the price. Anyone know?

 

[lordsinclair]

Yes, 3275 Euros. A huge chunk of change

I assume that is for the SS base model?

3,275 EUR is about 4,600 USD, or 2,800 GBP.

If true, I think the Oceana is a bargain (for those who can afford it). Especially when compared to the price of a Kobold Seal, Sinn U1000, etc. Had you said twice as much, I would have thought it reasonable.

 

[craniotes]

I assume that is for the SS base model?

3,275 EUR is about 4,600 USD, or 2,800 GBP.

If true, I think the Oceana is a bargain (for those who can afford it). Especially when compared to the price of a Kobold Seal, Sinn U1000, etc. Had you said twice as much, I would have thought it reasonable.

+1 (though mainly for the SEAL -- the U1000 is a pretty decent piece for the money, IMO)

Regards
Adam

 

[laughinggull]

Martin .... I agree about the pricing and relative value....

 

[cp_ste.croix]

The PVD one is really nice and like so many, out of reach for me... :-(

Some days I hate this hobby...o|o|

 

[ElChingon7]

Reserved, Hardened SS with 360 degree bezel b-):-!

 

[ezcheese]

That's a very cool hunk of metal! I like all the customization options. :-!

 

[Nikos]

I like the look of the first prototype best, very classic.

Bravo to continued innovation in mechanical dive watches.:-!