Porsche Design Rattrapante Chronograph P��6920
Porsche Design presents the limited edition 45mm P��6920 Rattrapante Chronograph with a design reminiscent of their P’6920 Indicator. The Rattrapante is available in 2 versions: PVD-coated titanium (200 pieces, priced at $27,550), and PVD-coated titanium with a rose gold bezel (50 pieces, priced at $35,730). The P��6920 Rattrapante can measure intermediate times using its split-second mechanism. When the chronograph is started with the right-hand push-piece (at the 2 o'clock position), the two superimposed central seconds hands begin to move. The bottom seconds hand is stopped by the third push-piece on the left and indicates the first intermediate time. When the left hand push-piece is actuated again, the upper hand catches up with the second one and moves on in synchrony. The seconds hands feature red and green tips to make them readily distinguishable. To prevent parallax error, the minute markings are printed on the underside of the crystal around its periphery, and the main ha

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Hello fellow Speedy Lovers. I am currently watching the 1969 space flick, Marooned. I first saw it at a drive-in back in Dec '69 when I was six. I loved it then and still do. I found it recently on DVD. I love this screenshot towards the beginning of the movie when Astronaut Buzz Lloyd played by Gene Hackman begins his EVA and starts the chronograph on his Speedy. In the research I've done I believe it to be, as do others that it is a 145.012-67SP that in fact came from Omega in that configuration.

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