Pro's
Tangibles:
-case, bracelet, finishing is tops. The bracelet melts into the case, the lines are near perfect/flawless
-Titanium seems to finish in a fine, more refined manner...maybe it's just me
-The clasp is equal to the new Rolex one, plus the addition of the spring...which I don't need or use
-The blue lume is strong. This is one of the brightest watches I have owned, and one of the few with a lumed bezel
-The coin edge bezel is classy
-The crown is beautifully machined, the detail sharp
-The date changes almost at the stroke of midnight...my OCD tendencies appreciate that. My JLC NSA does not, it's frustrating.
Intangibles:
-Some have complained this watch is plain, has no character...I don't see it that way. I see a collision between modern and vintage; classy tribute to the past
-The markers look like big lume plots of yesteryear, because they aren't flat on top.
-The snow flake hands are solid
-The Tudor crest integrated into the clasp closure is subtle
Con's
Tangibles:
-"rotor self-winding" on the dial is goofy
-the crown and stem are a little gritty, but that seems common on the previous Ti watches I have had (JLC being the exception)
I have one the way and can't wait to get it on the wrist after you've shared your impressions of the Pelagos with us 
