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These are not cars if you're wondering, but take a look at the face of the watch and you'll discover that they do have similarities to the car gauge. The Porsche P6920 Split-Seconds Chronograph watch is a limited edition watch with only 200 pieces released in time for BaselWorld 2009.The Porsche P6920 Split-Seconds Chronograph watch is an all-black watch that reeks of masculinity. However, there are colored accents that make the watch more eye-catching. It comes in a PVD-coated titanium case measuring 45mm wide, so expect the watch to be both light and corrosion resistant.There are actually two versions of the Porsche P6920 Split-Seconds Chronograph watch. The other version comes in a titanium case accented by rose gold in the bezel, case back and the crownThe design of the Porsche Carrera GT pedals is the inspiration behind the three push buttons of the watch. But more than keeping the watch looking good, the push-pieces are really meant to provide optimum grip.The watch is powered by a self-winding Valjoux 7750 movement and is water-resistant by up to 50 meters. The watch features big Arabic numerals that provide an added attraction.

If you remember the Worldtimer P'6750 from Porsche Design, you'd have also known that the watch was one of the classiest pieces back then. This time around, Porsche Design has taken its design pattern to a whole new level, i.e. the below sea level. If you didn't quite get my point, then let me tell you that Porsche Design has produced a diving watch, capable of handling dives upto 1000 meters. The fact that no diver would go diving to that level is a different matter here, as achieving this feat itself is a big deal. Even the looks are to die for as the watch flaunts a silver-colored stainless steel container with an anthracite-grey titanium structure for achieving striking contrast.