Porsche Design has been enjoying over-half-a-century stability
Porsche Design has been enjoying over-half-a-century stability, having introduced some dramatic new models and built a reputation for offering excellent value for money. Porsche Design annually manufactures and distributes over two million watches, including one million of mechanical models equipped with in-house movements. At present day mechanical watches make up 55 percent of Porsche Design's overseas exports and 63 percent of its Japanese sales.

Talking Watches: With Eric Singer
When you walk into Eric Singer's Hollywood home, you know right away that he's a watch guy. Immediately you see LeCoultre travel clocks and Heuer race timers on his shelves, Lange and Vacheron catalogs scattered across his tables. You also see gold and platinum records on the wall. Eric Singer has appeared on over 75 albums over the past 20 years, playing drums with the likes of Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper, and Queen guitarist Brian May, before officially joining KISS full-time. Now, Singer spends his time traveling the world playing for thousands of fans, but wherever he goes, and whatever he does, he always keeps an eye out for a great watch. 1 OF 42 In episode five of Talking Watches, we look at just a small sampling (and I mean very small) of this musician's personal watch collection. Included are the watches that we think mean the most to him because they were purchased to celebrate something – a life accomplishment. Eric Singer is a watch guy in th

Vintage repair recommendations...
Would appreciate recommendations/experience with an Omega vintage specialist in the US. Thanks much!

Wait for new Rolex @ Basel or go for new Speedy?
I posted on Omega threads but thought I'd get some wise Rolex TRF input as well...I have opportunity to add new Speedy Tuesday (ST) at MSRP to current collection (pic). Would that be too many chronos or too many Omegas? Save up for another Rolex (new Basel release) or up-scale to Patek or FPJ? Problem is ST probably won't last until Basel.... First world problems, I know Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Beautiful the new GMT Master
I do not understand many Forum commentators. For years they have been desperate because Rolex launched the GMT Pepsi and now I read them disenchanted.IMHO I think the new models are very nice and hopefully they have been successful with the new movement so that the watches are more accurate and are more time running when they are not used for a couple of days.. For years they have been desperate because Rolex launched the GMT Pepsi and now I read them disenchanted.IMHO I think the new models are very nice and hopefully they have been successful with the new movement so that the watches are more accurate and are more time running when they are not used for a couple of days.'No news about Daytona and Submariner?