Details about Porsche Design P6612 limited edition watch
The 1970 24 Hours of Le Mans race was won by the Porsche 917 K driven by Hans Hermann and Richard Attwood. Not only did Porsche win the race but their cars also came in the 2nd and 3rd place, sweeping the podium.The P'6612 Dashboard Le Mans 1970 Limited Edition watch face styling is based on the design of the Porsche 917 K's dashboard instruments, hence the name. The face features the number 23 in a white circle at the 3 o'clock position, which was the number displayed on the winning Porsche 917 K The watch face features a black background with white and red hour minute indicators. The hour and minute hands are painted white with light-emitting material and the second hand is painted red.

Talking Watches: With J.J. Redick
Welcome to episode two of Talking Watches. Last month, we sat down with singer, songwriter, and friend of HODINKEE Mr. John C. Mayer to talk about some of his favorite timepieces, and how he got into collecting. Today I'll be showing you part of my conversation with another young watch collector, who happens to shoot a mean three – former national college basketball player of the year, and current LA Clipper, Mr. J.J. Redick. 1 OF 9 J.J. Redick isn't your typical professional athlete, from a horological standpoint. And we noticed that very early on, when we we began following him on Instagram. J.J. has truly excellent taste, and an appreciation less of oversized, flashy pieces that dominate the wrists of the players in the league in which he plays, and more of traditional watchmaking in vintage sizes. For example, one of his favorite watches is the F.P. Journe Chronometre Bleu. 2 OF 9 That may not mean much to most of you, but to even know who

Hands-on Review of the New SIHh 2016 AP Diver Chrono
A ton of new images of the new AP Diver Chrono just released at the SIHH 2016 and what I really think about this new watch. Some of you will be surprised by my thoughts.

Vintage Omega identification help
After losing my grandfather, one of the items left to me was the omega watch pictured below. Ive been able to place the purchase of the watch to late 1951 or January 1952. He was given this watch for his 21st birthday in January of 1952. He was 83 when he passed. Id like to have the watch restored and wear it on special occasions. Can anyone help me identity this watch, and give me a model name? It is complete minus the band, but does not run. It moves from what I can tell, and rotor spins freely. Thanks in advance for looking.

Any risk to getting a 5711?
So, I've never seen a 5711 in the metal. I have seen the 5712 and it is elegant and seems like a good size for my wrist. I understand the 5711 is thinner than the 5712.So my question is, if given the opportunity to buy a brand new 5711 from AD at MSRP, is there much risk on my part of losing money if I don't the 5711? For that much money I better love it. I've never reached this price point before. Seems like selling a watch for <10k is easier than a >20k.For the record, I'm not trying to flip here, I would unseal it and size it for my wrist.Appreciate your thoughts.5712 test drive (bracelet not sized).