Porsche Design Indicator Black Version

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Recently I was reading Luxist and one of the readers suggested that Porsche Design should not make pens and instead they should stick to what they specialize in. Well Porsche Design may not specialize in watches or pens, but Eterna and Graf von Faber-Castell surely do. This watch is the Porsche Design P6910 Indicator by Eterna. It costs close to a $150,000 and is the only automatic chrono in the world which is equipped with a mechanical-digital stopwatch display.

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Porsche has created a beautiful black Cayman S Design Edition that is limited to 777 copies. It features a triple racing stripe, a blacked out interior, 19-inch wheels and a lower supension. It has 295-hp which is more than enough to make this German beauty really get up and go. What is extra cool about this car is the extras that come with it including: a Porsche briefcase, a Porsche Design Flat Six Chronograph wristwatch, a Porsche pocket knife, Porsche sunglasses, a Porsche pen and a key ring. What a great package, now how much does it cost? Here is a shot of the Porsche Design Flat Six Chrono watch that is included.

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Here is the Black PVD Coated Titanium Worldtimer made by Eterna for Porsche Design. The latest timepiece from Porsche Design displays the time in two different time zones simultaneously. An additional crown with an integrated button makes the world time settings easy to change. This Porsche beauty is 45mm in diameter and a whopping 16.8mm thick.

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Another big bad watch design created by Eterna for Porsche Design, the Worldtimer. Introduced at this years Baselworld show, this watch looks like another winner for Porsche watches.

You can keep track of two time zones, but instead of using a fourth hand like other GMT watches, however, the P'6750 uses an indicator window placed at 9 o'clock on the dial to display the secondary time zone, and another indicator window at 3 o'clock to select the time zone by city. The unique features are driven by an Eterna ETA Valgranges automatic movement, enclosed in a titanium case in either matt finish or with black PVD coating.

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Here is a sweet new Porsche Design wristwatch. When Porsche first came out with watches I was a bit skeptical, but now I would have to say they have produced some really nice designs. They named this one the "Flat Six" after their renowned flat six engine.

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Finished in jet black at almost 50mm wide this is one bad ass watch.

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Here is a Porsche Design Indicator Titanium Black. I like the unique look of these watches, although I am not sure I would pay the premium for this type of watch. Automatic mechanical chronograph with digital display of the measured stop-time, indication of minutes and hours. The base of the movement is a Valjoux 7750, 28’800 A/h (4Hz). Diameter of the plate 36.00 mm, the overall height of the movement is 14.30 mm. The chrono function and the basic movement is shown by a power reserve indicator. Chrono function shown with digital display for 9h 59 min. The movement is fitted with 4 spring barrels: 1 for the basic movement and 3 for each disc (minutes 2-digit, hours 0-9).Dimensions: Case-diameter 49,00 mm; overall thickness: 17.80 mm.

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