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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

The P'6780 Diver is Porsche Design's second diving watch in more than 25 years. The Diver's three-part case design is both unique and particularly intricate: acting as the housing for the dial and the movement, a circular stainless steel container hinges back into a bead-blasted titanium bridge structure held on the wrist by means of a caoutchouc strap. The P'6780 Diver succeeds the well-known Ocean 2000 �C Porsche Design's first diving watch, designed by company founder Prof. F. A. Porsche in 1983. The P'6780 Diver is scheduled for launch in the summer of 2010. The case, in stainless steel and titanium, measures 46.8mm x 17mm. The crystal is an AR-coated sapphire and it is water resistant to 1,000 meters. Movement is the Swiss automatic ETA caliber 2892-A2 with 21 jewels, 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 42 hours. It features a personalized Porsche Design rotor.