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Have your Dealer order it and he'll let you know when it comes in. I recently saw a Dealer Order Form for the new models introduced at Basel, and it was not on the list. But that doesn't mean you can't get the wheels turning.
The Seamaster Pro America's Cup Limited Edition is sold out, but probably still available in the distribution network. Again, check with your Dealer to see if he has one in stock. Even if he doesn't, he can do a search through his Omega Rep and possibly get it for you. 2533.50.00 is $2695 US MSRP.
They are really different style watches. I own and love the America's Cup. In fact, I've been wearing it for about a week now nonstop. However, the AT No-Date has a Co-Axial Escapement and a display back all for about $100 - $200 less.
How about a stratagy of getting them both. If it's a toss up, I'd go for the AT first, to make sure you can get one.
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