10 Celebrity, Athlete and Influencer Cars That Surfaced on duPont REGISTRY Live

Limited production, rare specifications, and low mileage tend to dominate the conversation around collector cars, but a notable ownership history can add another dimension entirely to a car’s appeal. With the first anniversary of duPont REGISTRY Live fast approaching, we’re continuing our series looking back at the cars and moments that have defined the platform’s inaugural year. Last week, we counted down the 10 cars that achieved the highest results on dR Live so far. This week, our focus shifts to cars connected to everyone from Grammy-winning musicians and Hollywood A-listers to championship-winning athletes, prominent social media personalities, and some of the automotive world’s most recognizable figures. 10. 1969 Chevrolet Camaro LSX Restomod | Chris Carpenter | $138,075 Kicking things off is a car that looks familiar from a distance but becomes considerably more serious the closer you get. Built for and previously owned by two-time MLB World Series champion and Cy Young Award winner Chris Carpenter, this custom 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible brought in $138,075* during a three-hour duPont Drop Flash Sale. Underneath the classic bodywork sits a supercharged 454-cubic-inch LSX V8 paired with a four-speed automatic transmission and a Ford 9.0-inch rear end. An Art Morrison G-Max chassis, C5 Corvette front suspension, adjustable coilovers, and Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes further separate it from a standard Gen-1 Camaro. The changes are equally extensive outside, where shaved door handles, RS-style hideaway headlights, custom wheels, and a black power-operated top create a cleaner, more contemporary look. Inside, a fully customized leather cabin features yellow contrast stitching, a Sparco steering wheel, and AutoMeter instrumentation, rounding out this open-top American restomod's specifications. View Result 9. 2024 Mercedes-Maybach S680 | George Strait | $175,875 Taking this list in an entirely different direction is this 2024 Mercedes-Maybach S680, previously owned by Grammy-winning country music icon George Strait. The black-on-black flagship limo with 20-inch forged monobloc wheels brought $175,875* and showed just 4,950 miles when offered. While most of the cars here put the emphasis on outright performance, the Maybach is all about making speed and distance feel effortless. Its 6.0-liter twin-turbocharged V12 under the hood sends power through a nine-speed automatic transmission to all four wheels, but its real appeal lies inside. The Executive Rear Seat Package adds reclining rear seats, while all four seating positions offer heating, ventilation, and massage functionality. Dual rear entertainment displays, heated and chilled cupholders, and a Burmester 4D surround-sound system further elevate the cabin. Despite its understated appearance, this S680 with its plush AIRMATIC suspension represents one of the most luxurious and comprehensively equipped cars on this list. View Result 8. 1968 Ford Mustang “Eleanor” Restomod | Jon Bon Jovi | $195,300 Staying with the musicians but returning to American performance, this 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback previously owned by Jon Bon Jovi brought $195,300*. Finished in Pepper Silver with Le Mans-style black stripes, the car was reimagined as an Eleanor-style restomod inspired by the unmistakable Mustang from the 2000 film Gone in 60 Seconds. Notably, this is not a factory Shelby or licensed continuation model. Instead, it is a custom build featuring the familiar GT500-inspired hood, revised fascias, side-exit exhaust, and other styling elements associated with Eleanor. A 351-cubic-inch Cleveland V8 replaces the original 289 and pairs with a four-speed manual transmission, while Baer four-wheel disc brakes help bring its stopping ability closer to modern standards. The cabin continues the theme with Shelby-branded seating, Simpson racing harnesses and a wood-rim steering wheel. Carroll Shelby’s signature across the dashboard added another notable name to a Mustang already carrying plenty of pop-culture provenance. View Result 7. 1999 Nissan GT-R V-Spec (R34) | Supercar Ron | $288,225 Representing Japan on this otherwise European- and American-heavy list is this 1999 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec, which brought $288,225*. Previously owned by social media personality and noted collector Supercar Ron, the R34 is finished in arguably the model’s most recognizable color: Midnight Purple. More important than the color, however, was its condition. Showing just 16,864 kilometers, or roughly 10,500 miles, the car remained largely stock and retained its original paint and RB26DETT 2.6-liter twin-turbocharged inline-six. A six-speed manual transmission, ATTESA E-TS all-wheel drive and HICAS four-wheel steering complete the technology-heavy specification that helped turn the R34 into a performance icon. Black NISMO LMGT4 wheels and NISMO side skirts added just enough visual aggression without straying far from the original formula. Combined with its mileage, condition, and documented connection to Supercar Ron, it was an especially compelling example of a car whose following now extends well beyond the traditional Japanese-car community. View Result 6. 2007 Porsche 911 GT3 RS | Bruce Canepa | $366,713 Next up is a Porsche with provenance that will mean something to anyone familiar with the upper end of the collector-car world. Previously owned by renowned Porsche specialist Bruce Canepa, this 2007 Porsche 911 GT3 RS brought $366,713*. Finished in a vibrant orange with 17,351 miles on the odometer when offered, this 997-generation RS pairs a naturally aspirated 3.6-liter Mezger flat-six with a six-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive. That is already an enticing formula, but this example goes further. Gold BBS wheels, JRZ suspension and an Akrapovič exhaust sharpen its appearance and performance, while Carrera GT carbon-fiber bucket seats, a MOMO steering wheel and a paint-matched roll cage make the cabin feel even more purposeful. Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes and the Sport Chrono Package are also part of the specification. Two keys, Schroth harnesses, and a Porsche Certificate of Authenticity add documentation to an already notable combination of specialist ownership, analog performance and distinctive presentation. View Result 5. 2003 Lamborghini Murciélago | Nicolas Cage | $379,050 . Bringing Hollywood into our countdown is this analog-era 2003 Lamborghini Murciélago, previously owned by Academy Award-winning actor and longtime car collector Nicolas Cage. Finished in Giallo Orion, this flagship Lambo brought $379,050* and showed just over 44,500 miles when offered. Cage’s ownership is an interesting part of the story, but the specification is arguably just as significant. This particular example is one of roughly 316 first-generation 6.2-liter manual coupes delivered to the United States, pairing its naturally aspirated V12 with a factory six-speed gated manual transmission and all-wheel drive. The Murciélago also received an extensive major service from Lamborghini Las Vegas shortly before appearing on duPont REGISTRY Live. The work reportedly exceeded $63,000 and included a replacement clutch, spark plugs, filters, brake pads, belts, hoses, and various fluid services. An aftermarket Fabspeed exhaust further amplifies the mid-mounted naturally aspirated V12. View Result 4. 2024 Porsche 911 S/T | Adam Levine | $616,350 As the results climb, we return to Porsche with this 2024 911 S/T, previously part of the collection of Grammy-winning musician and Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine. Showing just 253 miles when offered, it brought in $616,350*. Finished in Shore Blue Metallic, the car features the Heritage Design Package, pairing its understated exterior with a Black and Classic Cognac leather interior. Nearly $37,000 in factory options further elevate the specification of this particular example. Created to celebrate the 911’s 60th anniversary, the S/T is limited to 1,963 examples worldwide. It combines the naturally aspirated 4.0-liter flat-six from the GT3 RS with a six-speed manual transmission, rear-wheel drive, and an extensive weight-reduction program. Carbon-fiber body panels, magnesium center-lock wheels, and lightweight glass helped make it the lightest member of the 992-generation family at launch. View Result 3. 2007 Lamborghini Murciélago LP640 | Daily Driven Exotics | $816,900 Breaking into the top three is the second gated-manual Lamborghini on our list, although this one carries a very different ownership story. Previously owned by the team behind Daily Driven Exotics (DDE), this 2007 Lamborghini Murciélago LP640 with 41,577 miles when offered brought $816,900*. The Daily Driven Exotics connection gives this car immediate social media recognition, but its rarity is the larger takeaway. This is one of only 26 factory-gated LP640 coupes delivered to the United States, combining a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 with a six-speed manual transmission and all-wheel drive. Finished in Giallo Orion, it features gloss black Hemera-style wheels, carbon-ceramic brakes, electronically controlled damping and a front-axle lift system. Inside, Nero Perseus and Giallo leather are joined by carbon-fiber trim and an updated Kenwood touchscreen. Following an incident in 2022, the car underwent professional repairs and a complete refinish by Royalty Exotic Cars in Las Vegas. Full paint protection film and an upgraded exhaust complete the specification. View Result 2. 2003 Saleen S7 | Roger Rodas and Always Evolving | $945,000 Sitting one spot below the top of our list is an American supercar with one of the most distinctive silhouettes of its era. This 2003 Saleen S7 showed just 1,910 miles when offered and brought $945,000* following an energetic auction that generated 473 bids. Best known for its tuned Ford Mustangs, Saleen created the S7 as a clean-sheet, mid-engine supercar. Designed by Phil Frank with chassis-development assistance from England’s Ray Mallock Limited, it pairs carbon-fiber bodywork with a chrome-moly steel space frame and extensive functional aerodynamics. A mid-mounted, naturally aspirated 7.0-liter V8 produces 550 horsepower and sends power to the rear wheels through a six-speed manual transmission. Chassis 03-024 is believed to be the 8th of 22 naturally aspirated S7s produced. Finished in Speedlab Silver, it is also one of only two S7 road cars reportedly built without the polished-wheel upgrade. The car was previously owned by Roger Rodas and formed part of the collection at Always Evolving, the performance shop Rodas operated with the late Paul Walker. Founder Steve Saleen’s signature under the driver-side butterfly door completes an already compelling specification. View Result 1. 2024 Rimac Nevera | Steve Hamilton and The Hamilton Collection | $1,352,400 Topping this list by a considerable margin is the first Rimac ever offered on duPont REGISTRY Live. Originally specified by Steve Hamilton of The Hamilton Collection, this 2024 Nevera brought $1,352,400*. Chassis #69-of-150 is finished in a bespoke purple exterior over black Alcantara with vivid lime-green accents. The dashboard also carries the signature of Rimac founder Mate Rimac, adding a personal detail from one of the most influential figures in the modern performance-car industry. Coming to performance, four electric motors produce a combined 1,914 horsepower and 1,741 pound-feet of torque, helping the Nevera accelerate from zero to 60 mph in a claimed 1.85 seconds. Showing 3,788 miles when offered, the car was accompanied by its battery charger, car cover, owner’s manual, key box, and one key. Between its Hamilton Collection provenance, bespoke specification, and seven-figure result, this all-electric hypercar sits in a different league from the other cars in this countdown. View Result If you're interested in financing any exotic car, be sure to get pre-qualified. *Listed prices include a 5% Buyer's Premium, which applies to all lots. All sales are subject to duPont REGISTRY Live's 14-Day Return Policy and standard purchase and sale terms.

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Porsche news from duPont REGISTRY News, updated daily with model reveals, first drives, motorsport results and current market values. Our coverage runs across the 911 in all its forms, the 718, the Taycan and the Cayenne, together with the GT cars and the air-cooled models that still set collector prices. Reporting comes from first-drive access, from the auction floors and from the race results that shape the brand's reputation. Many publications cover sports car news, but few place it beside live inventory. A great many of the Porsches covered here are listed for sale on duPont REGISTRY, so a review and a genuine asking price appear together. For Porsche news today, and the performance car news around it, start below.

By Jordan Aquistapace – September 29, 2021

Discover The New REC Watches x Gunther Werks 901 GW Colle...

The REC x Gunther Werks project was a two-year undertaking that reflects an uncompromising approach to quality, details, and finishing. Many watches on the market today are defined as automotive-inspired by incorporating similar design and technical aspects of desirable supercars. REC Watches is taking things to a whole new level by including actually recycled materials from vehicles into the construction of its watches. REC Watches is proud to present the 901 GW Collection, a series of watches made from the Porsche 993 remastered by the professionals at Gunther Werks. The Gunther Werks transformation entails a modern interpretation of Porsche’s last air-cooled 911, the 993. Regarded by many as the zenith of the 911, the Gunther Werks mission is to retain the driving experience offered by the original car while evolving its DNA and performance to new heights. The REC 901 GW Collection includes two limited-edition chronographs commissioned by Gunther Werks for its owners and enthusiasts. MUST-READ: Gunther Werks 993 Speedster Is Air-Cooled Perfection The 901 GW Exoskeleton 44mm case design is crafted in 6 pieces from stainless steel and recycled carbon fiber from the Gunther Werks Exoskeleton car. Tying into the theme of the vehicle, the REC 901 GW Exoskeleton displays a raw exposed carbon and blue design. The 901 GW Chelsea also features a 44mm lightweight case designed to mimic the styling of Gunther Werks’ iconic Chelsea Grey Porsche 911. The styling of the new REC watch matches the exact design of the 993 generation 911, from its grey exterior paint code to the touches of red accents. Each piece is driven by a Swiss-made SELLITA SW510 B automatic self-winding movement, which is capable of holding a 62-hour power reserve and 50-meter water resistance. The REC 901 GW Exoskeleton is limited to only 188-pieces for $2,495, while the Chelsea model is limited to 232-pieces for $2,495. The collaboration between REC Watches and Gunther Werks is an example of how similar the watch and automotive worlds are when creating performance-focused products. View all the current Porsche 993 911 examples for sale on duPont REGISTRY by clicking the link below. View All Porsche 993 911 For Sales Media/Information Source: REC Watches

By Jordan Aquistapace – February 16, 2021

Porsche Design Unveils An Exclusive Custom Chronograph Fo...

After much anticipation, Porsche unveiled the 2022 992 911 GT3 as part of the new addition to the track-inspired lineup. The great news continues with the release of the Porsche Design 911 GT3 Chronograph, a new luxury timepiece available exclusively to owners of the new chassis. Each watch features the ability to completely customized the appearance of the chronograph to match the specification of your personal GT3, using the Porsche Design Chronograph Configurator. Like its motorized role model, the new Porsche Design Chronograph 911 GT3 exudes inspiration with its ornate design, consistent performance, and exquisite craftsmanship. The close connection between the timepiece and the sports car is unmistakable at first glance. The watch is driven by the Werk 01.200 movement, which can be viewed through the GT3 Wheel styled winding rotor. The Porsche Design GT3 Chronograph is sure to pair well as a collector’s example next to the all-new Porsche 992 911 GT3. Configure and learn more about Porsche Design’s custom chronographs by clicking the link below. Porsche Design Chronograph Configurator Porsche Design For more Porsche Design news, Check out Porsche Design Spring/Summer ’21 Fashion & Sport Collections Now Available

By Jordan Aquistapace – January 27, 2021

How To Buy: Nezumi Studios x RUF Voiture Chronograph

Earlier this week, we covered the announcement that Nezumi Studios x RUF would be releasing a vintage styled Voiture Chronograph limited to 200 pieces. The collaboration celebrates the art of vintage watchmaking and the history of the classic RUF Yellowbird. Inside the case, the RUF logo is stamped proudly in vibrant orange, blending well with a matte dark green and off-white dial. The shine from the stainless-steel case paired with its brown leather strap makes it a small scale RUF for your wrist. The Voiture Chronograph is sure to be a collector’s example for any watch or RUF enthusiast. Shop the release of the Nezumi Studios x RUF Voiture Chronograph by clicking the link below. When: January 27th, 2021 Where: Nezumi Studios Website Price: N/A For more Watch news, Check out Top Luxury Smart Watches To Keep You Connected All Day Image Source: Nezumi Studios

By Jordan Aquistapace – January 15, 2021

First Look At The New Nezumi Studios x RUF Automobile Voi...

RUF Automobiles is a producer of high-performance vehicles using the Porsche platform. The company meticulously hand-crafts parts to differentiate the design and performance from the stock models. The detailed craftsmanship goes hand in hand with luxury timepiece manufacturing, which is why it was an easy decision to create a commemorative watch. Nezumi Studios x RUF Automobiles is proud to present the Voiture Chronograph, the result of an in-depth collaboration between the two luxury brands. The 40mm green dial chronograph uses a blend of vintage designs and colors, making the watch look like it just stepped out of a time machine with state-of-the-art movement technology. The RUF logo is found stamped proudly on the stainless-steel backcase, is just as they are on the three pedals of the CTR “Yellowbird”. The commemorative piece by Nezumi x RUF will be a collectors example for any watch or Porsche enthusiast. Although price and launch date have yet to be released. Check back in for more information on the release of the Nezumi x RUF Voiture Chronograph. For more Watch news, Check out Makes And Movements: Porsche 911 Heritage Design Edition x Porsche Design Heritage Chronograph

By Jordan Aquistapace – November 13, 2020

Makes And Movements: 2020 Porsche 992 911 x Porsche Desig...

Exotic cars and fine handcrafted timepieces complement each other in a similar way that salt and pepper do. They just work. In many cases, watch manufacturers create pieces that tailor to the automotive industry and even specific cars altogether. Makes and Movements will be selecting spectacular supercars available through DuPont Registry and pairing them with current or pre-released watches. The diversity of both the vehicles and timepieces will shed light on different brands and help educated on new areas of each industry. 2020 Porsche 992 911 The Porsche 911 is one of the most iconic models in automobile history, with the first 901 generation unveiled in 1963. Since then, Porsche has redesigned the platform with more performance and technology. The 992 was announced in 2018 as the eighth generation with updates to launch the 911 into a new era of styling. The exterior redesigned to present a more modern muscular look using a significantly wider wheel housing, new LED headlights, a variable-position rear spoiler, and an elegant rear lightbar. The interior is updated to a modern spec using inspiration from the ‘70s Porsche 911 models. A straight-line dashboard with recessed instruments allows for a balanced driving experience. A larger 10.9-inch display provides comprehensive connectivity for the driver and passenger. The configuration of the Porsche 992 911 is just as personalized as it has ever been, including an array of color options and materials that give customers the ability to create the perfect vehicle. Performance is the key that drives the Porsche 911, with past variations equipped with different levels of performance. The Porsche 992 911 launched with the Carrara S and Carrara 4S, a rear-wheel and all-wheel drive option that produces 443 horsepower. The turbocharged flat-six engine of the 911 is paired with the ultra-responsive 8-speed PDK dual-clutch transmission, making the driving experience effortless. New assistance systems such as Wet Mode are standard equipment, which helps detect water on the road using a camera-based warning and brake assist system. The Porsche 992 911 starts at $113,200 and includes various sub-models with GT chassis on the way. Why To Buy The Porsche 992 generation is a great buy for any Porsche enthusiast that enjoys modern styling and performance that is backed by the brand that continues to lead as a German sports-car manufacturer. The new platform incorporates a performance-focused system with modern technology and safety options, making it a drivable vehicle for anyone in the family. The meticulous configuration process allows for any customer to spec the perfect 911 for the driveway. View All Porsche 992 911 For Sale Porsche Design Custom-Built Chronograph Porsche Design originated as a branch of the automobile manufacturer as a way to deliver Porsche inspired lifestyle products to complement the brand for owners and enthusiast. The watch collection features a Sport Chronograph Configurator that allows individuals to build a watch using the same process as if it was a Porsche 992 911. All components have the ability to be changed using premium materials and color codes that are also incorporated into the vehicles rolling off the factory floors. The Porsche Design Chronograph is a 42mm example that is driven by an in-house WERK 01.100 automatic caliber. The color of natural titanium and black titanium are available for the case, bezel, and optional metal bracelet. Color codes pulled directly from Porsche are used to highlight the dial ring, leather strap, and decorative stitching. A transparent back case and winding rotor display the inner workings of the mechanism. The choice of a Porsche wheel style as a winding rotor is an available option, which includes nine different OEM rim styles. As if that is not personalized enough, Porsche Design added custom engraving for the case back, as well as graphic engraving on the plaque included in the packaging. The Porsche Design Sports Chronograph configurator has over 1.5 million design possibilities starting at a base price of $5,150. Why To Buy The configurator for the Porsche Design Sports Chronograph is the best option for a custom timepiece because it gives the customer the ability to spec the perfect watch for their intended use. The platform has the means to create timepieces that can be dressed up or down while still celebrating a specific Porsche or the brand heritage as a whole. It is the perfect addition to any Porsche owner or enthusiast's collection. Shop Porsche Design Custom Chronograph

By Jordan Aquistapace – October 22, 2020

Porsche Design Announces New GT2 Smartwatch Partnership W...

An increase in the popularity of smartwatches has traditional timepiece manufacturers going to the drawing board to design their own rendition. Porsche Design is partnering with Huawei to release a GT2 watch, a classic yet luxurious smartwatch using innovative technology. The minimalistic design uses titanium for a light weight comfortable option for sport driven users. The Porsche Design Huawei Watch GT2 provides available functions for smart workouts and health monitoring using a 6-in-1 LED lens located on the case back. The packaging for the new release includes a wireless charger, cable, and a Fluoroelastomer strap. The Porsche Design Huawei Watch GT2 will be available at the end of November 2020. Shop Porsche Design

By Edward Jones – June 02, 2020

Porsche Design Introduces the 911 Targa 4S Heritage Desig...

Earlier, we touched on the new Porsche 911 Targa 4S Heritage Design Edition being revealed and now we're back to discuss a bit more about the watch the accompanies this new special edition Porsche. The new 911 Targa 4S Heritage Design edition chronograph was unveiled alongside the Targa 4S Heritage Design Edition as a perfect accessory. Its design was inspired by the Porsche 356 and 911 Targa, just like the new limited-edition Targa 4S. Its face, for example, was inspired by the 356's speedometer and tachometer. It features Phosphorous Green rings and numbers, and a font that is in-line with Porsche's design characteristics. Superluminova is used for the hour indices for maximum visibility no matter the time of day. As for the strap, it's made of genuine Porsche interior leather, complete with "911" embossed in it. Controlling the movement and located in the titanium housing is the in-house developed Calibre WERK 01.100, which is COSC-certified (Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres). From the bad, you can spot the movement through the gaps in the Fuchsfelge-inspired rotor design. This design can be optioned in either black or platinum, and features the Porsche badge in the center, just like the car. Only 992 examples of this extraordinary watch are being created. For more information, be sure to click the button below to visit Porsche-Design.us. View on Porsche-Design.us Source: Porsche

By Andrew Nabors – May 21, 2020

REC Watches Unveils 901 RWB Stella

When Akira Nakai built his first Porsche 911, it was dedicated to his favorite beer: Stella Artois. The car was such a sensation that it allowed his RWB brand to be noticed by the automotive world, and the rest is history. REC watches unveiled two new timepieces dedicated to his builds a few weeks ago, and they have caused a sensation with 911 enthusiasts. If you want to get in on the action, the time is now. That's because REC has unveiled the RWB Stella. This limited run incorporates steel from the car's last restoration. Diameter: 44mm (46 with body-kit) Height: 14mm Model wrist: 18 cm The sapphire glass is rated to 50 meters and the movement has 40 hours of reserved power. As with all REC watches, delivery is free and it is backed by a 2 year warranty. These won't last long, so click the button below for all the details. Learn More

By Edward Jones – November 29, 2018

New Porsche 911 Watch to Celebrate the Next-Generation

Porsche has unveiled the next-generation of their 911 model, the 992 generation, after a lot of teasing and sneak peeks. To celebrate the new model, Porsche Design has unveiled a special edition watch that's limited to just 911 examples. It's called the 911 Chronograph Timeless Machine Limited Edition. That's quite the mouthful. Porsche Design took inspiration from the new model when designing this watch. The sleek lines of the case do their best at mirroring the new dashboard found in the next-generation 911. Reading the watch while driving was also important to the designers, so they made sure to use white pointers and indicators so the wearer can quickly tell time while on the move. Other features that mimic the 911 car include the silhouette of the car on the dial and the strap that using genuine Porsche interior leather. Porsche Design will be offering the 911 Chronograph Timeless Machine Limited Edition starting in April 2019 in an exclusive box with a special badge. Shop porsche design Also Check Out These Watches: HYT Watches Introduces the New H4 Timepieces Bentley Renews Breitling Partnership, More Watches Coming Montblanc Unveils Two New Watches at Goodwood 2018

By Caitlin Duffy – June 03, 2015

Porsche Design Chrontimer Series 1 Timepieces Introduced

With a call back to their history and a strong gaze on the future, Porsche Design has unveiled their latest timepieces for men: the Chrontimer Series 1.Though based on the first Porsche timepiece ever created, a design from Ferdinand Alexander Porsche in 1972, these timepieces have been developed entirely independently by the marque's design house. His principals of design were optimal readability, technical perfection, highest quality materials and puristic design with a focus on function, and each of those has been fully imbued in this new line.Another historic influence comes from the 1980 Titanium Chronograph from Porsche, which was the first timepiece crafted entirely from titanium. This influence is found in the titanium case of each Chrontimer Series 1. And yet a vast array of options are available for bezel, dials and strap materials and finishes, allowing each timepiece to truly reflect its owners tastes.(See Also: Hublot, Kobe Bryant Introduce New Timepiece in Napa Valley)The bezel can be either black, titanium or 18-carat rose gold, while the strap can be high-quality leather, high-tech fabric, titanium or rubber. Dials in black, carbon or deep blue will tie each design aspect together flawlessly.A mechanical ETA Valjoux 7750 chronograph movement powers this piece, with a 48-hour reserve. This timepiece will be available for order in July, so take a moment to look through the options below and pick the design that best suits you. When you're finished, take a minute to browse our exclusive listings of Porsches for sale, and complete your Porsche Design lifestyle with the perfect car to match.Porsches For Sale Gallery (Source: Porsche Design via HypeBeast) See More Watch News

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