Porsche Design P��6612 Dashboard Le Mans 1970 Limited Edition Watch
While it has nothing to do with the actual theme of the watch, when I first laid eyes on this new limited edition Porsche Design P'6612 Dashboard Le Mans 1970 timepiece, I thought of something a bit kinky. You know, those lace-up on the sides leather pants, corsets, and other lingerie/bondage outfits? You know, because of that cross-stitching in red thread on the black leather strap. Then I toned it back a bit, and thought to myself "this isn't a watch that people are going to wear with those types of outfits. The watch also reminds me of hip shoes - which are something that someone might easily choose to wear the watch with. So below, you'll find a few Nike's with matching color schemes and red laces.In 1970, the Porsche 917 (pictured above) was the first Porsche to ever win at the Le Mans race. Funny how modern the car still looks. 40 years later, Porsche Design is celebrating the historic victory with this limited edition watch of917 pieces (why not 1,970 pieces Porsche Design?!). T

Tag Heuer formula 1 is a limited edition of 10000 pieces
This Tag Heuer formula 1 is a limited edition of 10000 pieces and each piece of the costs for an approximate price of $1,450.00. Some of these pieces will include Kimi Raikkonens signature on the back of the case.

Not the most expensive piece but....
I found this photo in my phone of this Jupiter quartz I once had.I know it's not automatic and not the most expensive piece but I just really like the way it looked and personally always liked playing with the quartz movements.

YG Presidential vs. YG Sky Dweller?
Thought the Presidential was gong to be my holy grail watch but at my AD today and tried on a YG Sky Dweller and wow I think that is my new grail...live the bigger bezel....

Your 1st Rolex. Let's see them.
If you still have it. Let's see them. This is my 1st Rolex, a 14060M. F serial. I purchased in 2004/2005. It now sits on my old dad's wrist. I was visiting my parents today and snapped this pic. I've had many Rolex come and go since, but this one will never be sold. He's worn, cherished, trashed, and lived in this watch for the last few years. It's been serviced and crystal replaced after a mishap. Never polished. And he's never asked, can I wear it while I ..........?. I look forward to seeing your responses. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk