Porsche Design Timepiece No. 1 Debuts
The Porsche Design Timepiece No. 1 is the first watch to debut from the new "independent" Porsche Design watch brand. We first spoke about the upcoming Porsche Design Timepiece No. 1 here, when discussing Porsche Design's plans to produce their own watches after breaking up with long-term production partner Eterna.You can see that previous article for more information, but in a nutshell, rather than work with outside partners, Porsche Design will be doing watch production themselves. Apparently, that also means in-house movement production in the future, but we aren't there yet. For now, Porsche Design has released two new timepieces (essentially the same watch with different case finishes, but with two different names) that are the Porsche Design Timepiece No. 1 and the Porsche Design Chronograph Titanium Limited Edition. Nice watches, but the names are a bit bland.Let's further be clear that both watches are limited editions, and that the difference in naming is pretty confusing for

Review of the Seiko Velatura SRH005 From WatchReport.com
I've always been a big fan Seiko Kinetic watches. There's something about generating power through physical movement that I somehow find more intriguing than a static and stationary solar cell. With the introduction of the new Kinetic Direct Drive movement which appears in the Velatura SRH005, the Kinetic experience gets even more interesting.Click on the above text for the full article at WatchReportwatches-dealer. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First Seiko Velatura Kinetic$102.50 (3 Bids)Time Remaining: 3h 52mBid now NEW MENS BLUE DIAL SEIKO VELATURA ALARM CHRONOGRAPH SAPPHIRE WATCH SNAF41P1$399.00Time Remaining: 4h 51mBuy It Now for only: $399.00Buy It Now Seiko Velatura Mens 47mm Black Rubber Stainless Steel Case Date Watch SNP101P2$663.99Time Remaining: 6h 53mBuy It Now for only: $663.99Buy It Now Seiko Velatura Mens 463mm Blue Rubber Stainless Stee

Watch Shopping In Japan: Three F.P.Journe Boutique Exclusives In Tokyo, Including A Tourbillon Souve
I'm generally quick to answer when people ask me to name my favorite modern watch brands; without hesitation, the list includes F.P.Journe. This is not to say that I'm a fan of everything the brand produces, but I admire the way the manufacture applies a certainly polarizing and idiosyncratic design language consistently to every model in its range, from the most exclusive models to its entry-level pieces.More than one collector I have met has described F.P.Journe watches as "poetic" in both design and engineering, including a particularly memorable collector who, over glasses of rosé in the courtyard of the 14th-century Swiss château he of course redesigned himself, waxed lyrically about the peerless way the brand balances "technology and poetry" in its designs. (Bear in mind that this was during an event sponsored by another watch manufacture, but this was of no concern to him considering the elegant Resonance he sported on his wrist.)So, need

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SkyDweller + 40mm sports model
Hi everyone,Any SkyDweller owner here who also owns a 40mm sports model? Knowing the difference in size, is there an “adjustment” period when switching between these two watches? Isn’t it a bit odd having the “dressier” watch larger than the sports watch?Currently have a 16710 and am thinking of adding a black or white dial SkyDweller. I don’t know if the dial color would make a difference in terms of “variety “ if I chose the white dial, since I already have the GMT. Any thoughts would be much appreciated. ThanksSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk