Porsche Design Chronograph ref. P'6930 Box & Papers

Large chronograph in titanium. Round case, sapphire bottom. Carbon dial with 3 counters and indication of the day and month per counters at 3 o'clock. Automatic movement. Ecrin and original papers. New condition.

Porsche Design for decades, develops and designs watches that constantly fix new standard and uses materials before Gardist. A revolution for the time. Professor Ferdinand Porsche is inspired by the on -board counters of the legendary Porsche 911 of which he is the designer. A readable watch even in the worst conditions. This visionary then decides to create his first chronograph by dressing it entirely in black, like the dials of his favorite car. While quartz is ravaging in the watchmaking industry, Porsche Design opta for a traditional mechanics by equipping its Valjoux movements chronographs.

The proposed model is a large chronograph reference P'6930 in new condition. Round titanium box with sapphire, notched rectangle pushes. Black carbon dial has three meters, indication of the day and the date by independent windows at 3 hours, mechanical movement with automatic reassembly.

This superb chronograph is at the cutting edge of technology, its unusual materials upset the codes of the watchmaking world.