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Porsche Design's big introduction this year at Baseworld was the P'6780 Diver. It was designed in cooperation with Eterna, and is based on the Eterna Kon Tiki Diver watch. The case is 46.8mm in diameter and has a water-resistance rating of 1,000 meters. A mechanical self-winding ETA 2892-A2 movement powers this timepiece. The watch housing is made of stainless steel and lifts out of a titanium bridge, on a hinge. This system is designed to prevent accidental crown adjustment or damage. This is essentially a Porsche Design's version of the Kon Tiki diver. Retail TBDSource: Porsche Design

It's not trying to hide it. In fact, it's very proud of it! The P'6930 chronograph draws its inspiration from the legendary P'6910 and offers a variant with a consciously technical appeal. Its precision is enhanced by the use of titanium, the brand's signature. An intersect between the automobile industry and watchmaking, it boasts many elements that evoke the Carrera GT: the pedal-shaped pushpieces, the grooved strap with its tyre-tread design, and the 7750 calibre "steering-wheel" rotor. A powerful, discreet and functional timekeeper, with well-oiled engineering.