Porsche Design's new P'6752 Worldtraveler

Have a chance to see Porsche Designs P'6752 Worldtraveler? The watch is an update of the P'6750
model. It is able to display the time in two different timezones, and the home time can be selected
from 24 standard times of the world. Those times are even engraved on the back of the watch for
you. In addition the red tipped hand shows the second time zone together with a central hour, and
minute hands show the local time. The date window is over at 3 o'clock.

The 42 mm case is made of titanium which has been shot blasted. The P'6752 Worldtraveler also has
a scratchproof, non-reflective sapphire crystal covering the black dial with luminous filled Arabic numerals.
Along with 50m water resistance, and inside is the 28 jewel Eterna calibre 3945A, with it's 2 ball bearings,
68 hour power reserve, and more.

Just a couple of pics, along with link to Presentwatch.com with more everyone...





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Have any opinions about this one? Seems like an interesting lug design, and how about that Eterna
movement?

hmmm...nice but I prefer the more aggressive case design of my newer Traser with the cutout look. The other features are nice on the Porsche watch such as the sapphire glass and titanium case.

I just noticed that NOT all the numerals are painted white! why? Would it make the dial seem too crowded? Look at the Traser dial (of course the Traser is a mil watch and the Porsche is a GMT model)

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thianwong wrote:

hmmm...nice but I prefer the more aggressive case design of my newer Traser with the cutout look. The other features are nice on the Porsche watch such as the sapphire glass and titanium case.

I just noticed that NOT all the numerals are painted white! why? Would it make the dial seem too crowded? Look at the Traser dial (of course the Traser is a mil watch and the Porsche is a GMT model)

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Love that Traser Thian ! It's case like you said is just plain mean looking, as well as unbelievably eye-catching. That cascading dial
is extra special also with it.  

By the way, am just actually noticing that back, and forth of the white, and grey painted numbers. Great eye there ! Not really sure
why they did that either. Could definitely be what you said about not making it busy, or cluttered. Could even be them trying to add
a design element, or maybe even looking to play off of the titanium theme possibly.