Porsche Design Chronotimer price

The Porsche Design Chronotimer is short for the 1919 Chronotimer, representing Porsche Design’s main line of modern sports timepieces: lightweight all-titanium, racing dashboard layout, in-house developed flyback movement, 100-meter water resistance, positioned below the classic Chronograph 1, offering better value.

I. Series Positioning and Naming

1919: Commemorating the founding year of the Porsche brand.

Chronotimer: Integrating “Chrono” + “Timer,” emphasizing racing timing functions.

Positioning: Modern, slim, suitable for everyday sports; more understated, lighter, and more practical than the Chronograph 1.

II. Appearance and Size (42mm Main Model)
Case: 42mm × 14.9mm, all-titanium (approx. 100g), hypoallergenic, scratch-resistant, and lightweight.

Dial Layout (Three Sub-dials):

9 o’clock: Small seconds

12 o’clock: 30-minute chronograph

6 o’clock: 12-hour chronograph

4 o’clock: Date window

Center: Red chronograph seconds hand, high contrast for easy readability.

Bezel: Tachymeter scale, commonly used in racing timing.

Crystal: Domed sapphire crystal, double-sided seven-layer anti-reflective coating, readable in strong light.

Case back: Transparent sapphire crystal, revealing the skeletonized rotor.

Water resistance: 100m (10 bar).

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III. Movement: Basic vs. Flyback

1) Basic (No Flyback)
Movement: Sellita SW500 (Equivalent to ETA 7750)
Functions: Chronograph, Date, Tachymeter
Power Reserve: 48 hours, 28,800 vph, 25 jewels

2) Flyback (Main Model, WERK 01.200)
Movement: Porsche Design in-house WERK 01.200, COSC certified
Core Function: Flyback Chronograph – One-time operation: “Stop → Zero → Restart”, faster continuous timing
Spinner: PD-Icon skeletonized engraving

IV. Popular Models (2026)

1919 Chronotimer Flyback (Black Dial Titanium Case)
Model: 4046901079178; Black dial, red hands, rubber strap, flyback movement.

1919 Chronotimer Flyback “Guards Red” Special Edition
Model: 4046901811006; Carbon fiber textured black dial, red-stitched leather strap.Wholesale replica watch

Monobloc Actuator Limited Edition (Single-Joystick Chronograph)
Inspired by the 911 RSR racing engine, it features no traditional buttons, a single joystick for timing, titanium with a black titanium carbide coating.

V. Differences from Chronograph 1

Chronotimer (1919): 42mm, all titanium, 14.9mm thin, modern minimalist, flyback optional, suitable for everyday wear.

Chronograph 1: 40mm, steel/titanium, 16mm thick, retro all-black, highly collectible.

VI. Suitable for:
Porsche owners/fans who seek a harmonious blend of driver and car.

Those who appreciate minimalist industrial style + racing elements, and require lightweight, durable, and legible everyday wear.

It must be Swiss-made, chronometer certified, and have practical timekeeping functions. Discount replica watch

For the second week running, I’m going to cover the fast-paced world of Formula 1, as I was lucky enough to be invited by H. Moser & Cie and the BWT Alpine F1 team for a factory tour and a one-day visit to the 2024 Silverstone Grand Prix. For those who have been following our Petrolhead Corner, which includes personal experiences from time to time, it’s no secret I love F1 racing and have been following it for about 30 years now. Weirdly, I have yet to visit an actual F1 race weekend but I’m not going to bore you with details on why that hasn’t happened yet. Instead, I will share my experience setting foot in the Enstone compounds of Alpine, talking to Pierre Gasly for a bit, and paying a visit to the Silverstone track on Friday.
The  replica luxury watches BWT Alpine F1 Team might not be the oldest on paper, as the name has been around since 2021, yet the history behind it goes back much further than that. Alpine, as a car manufacturer, is a subsidiary of Renault and fans of Formula 1 are very familiar with that name! Renault has been involved with F1 for decades, and in various forms, winning multiple championships both as a constructor and an engine supplier. For instance, it dominated F1 in the mid-1990s with Williams and Benetton (5 driver’s titles and 6 constructor’s titles between 1992 and 1997) and won four championships in a row with Red Bull Racing and Sebastian Vettel.
Renault entered F1 in 1977 as a constructor and  replica luxury watches was one of the pioneers in the turbo era in Formula 1 racing. Its history is deeply intertwined with Enstone, as it acquired the Benetton team in 2001, which was already working from the former stone quarry in the rolling hills of Oxfordshire. From then on, Renault had two stints as a factory or ‘Works’ team (2001 to 2012 and from 2016 to 2021) where it constructed both engine and chassis. In between it was rebranded to Lotus-Renault, and now it’s known as the BWT Alpine F1 Team.
Surprisingly, just before the 2024 season kicked off, the  replica luxury watches Enstone-based team announced its partnership with one of our favourite independent watchmakers; H. Moser & Cie! Talking to Edouard Meylan, CEO of Moser, he was actually just as surprised as I was for this opportunity and partnership. It turns out that Luca de Meo, the head of Renault Group, is a proper watch lover and H. Moser and Cie was at the top of his wishlist when it came to finding a new timing partner for the Alpine F1 team. The partnership was made public only a couple of weeks before the season opener in Bahrain, and we’ve seen two very enticing limited editions already. But, without telling you too much, expect a lot more to come!
Stepping into the Enstone facilities of Alpine reveals the incredible level of competition on all fronts. With roughly 800 employees in France working on the engine, and close to 1,000 more in the UK working on everything else, it’s a massive operation. Operating under a FIA regulated cost-cap of 145 million USD, the team is purely focused on developing, maintaining and running three cars in Formula 1; one for Pierre Gasly, one for Esteban Ocon, and one in parts as a spare car whenever it’s needed.
Virtually everything is done in-house, from layering the carbon fibre for the monocoque, the wings and the rest of the body, to the hand-welded Inconel exhaust manifolds. They use specific suppliers  replica luxury watches (sometimes mandated by the FIA) for certain elements such as the fixed rows of buttons on the steering wheel, but for the rest, it’s a proper ‘Manufacture’ if you will, similar to Moser. Alpine also stress analyses and tests everything themselves, and can build parts to a 60% scale to test in the team’s own wind tunnel for efficiency and performance gains. The time they have for this is limited by the FIA depending on the final standings in the Constructor’s Championship of last year. The higher up you finish, the less time you’re allowed to use a wind tunnel, to balance resources and performance between teams a bit.
Everything that’s developed, analyzed, tested, and eventually built in Enstone culminates on the track, as each team will bring multiple updates over the season. This can be pretty much anything, but is mostly focused on aerodynamics. Despite racing at what is basically their geographical home race and updates being introduced up and down the grid, Alpine had to do without. Pierre Gasly suffered some technical issues and was hit with massive grid penalties after replacing multiple key components ahead of the race. That meant he would start the Grand Prix from the very back, something he mentioned was ‘disappointing, but I will be doing all I can to make the best of it’ on Sunday.
On Thursday we briefly spoke to Pierre Gasly, a friend of the brand and the first-ever ambassador of Moser, and he talked about his racing life and the sacrifices it takes, plus his love for watches and the partnership between Alpine and Moser. During that conversation, Pierre explained how watches have been a growing interest for quite a while now, and in his eyes high-end watchmaking shares a lot of similarities with F1. It’s the relentless pursuit of perfection, both in design and engineering and the synergy of all components working together. An array of finely tuned and finished parts are assembled to serve a single purpose; to be the best at their game.
When it comes to watches, Pierre Gasly can be seen wearing a Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton, one of the coolest iterations of the brand’s curvaceous luxury sports watch. When asked about the brand and this specific watch, he says; “I find it very fascinating, and my favourite Moser watch is actually the Streamliner Skeleton. I love it and wear it pretty much every day, even right now. I think it was during one of the first meetings I had with Edouard I saw it and asked about it. I really like how detailed and refined it is, and I love the skeleton construction. You can see everything inside.”
Continuing; “There has always been a strong connection between motorsports and watches. I think the craftsmanship and precision, the focus on the details and the amount of work that goes into every piece are very similar to the work that goes into our cars. Pushing the boundaries in the sport, but also in every new watch that comes up. I can’t talk about it too much, but I know Moser is already working on some cool stuff. They’ve been at the factory learning about what we do, and seeing what they can implement in the watches in the future. There’s a lot to learn between both teams. I’m really excited to see what can come out of the collaboration.”
Xavier, who was with me for the entire trip was curious to learn what surprised him discovering the world of watches, and Moser in particular; “I would say the finesse and precision that goes into every piece. I wasn’t aware but when I realised the entire production of parts, tools and so on that goes into it, I was blown away. Going into the Moser manufacture, it kind of looks almost like an orchestra. Everyone has a role and everyone has their input at a given moment, and the work of a full group results in a very beautiful and unique piece. I was quite impressed with the hand-crafted work. Also, it’s a very creative world, which I love, as there’s almost no limit to it. You can come up with as many complexities as you want and really challenge yourself. It really fascinates me!”.
I also wanted to know a bit more about his drive, and how he motivates himself with a calendar of 24 races; “I love the competition, and I live for it. I need this in my life, and there’s nothing that I love doing more than racing an F1 car and battling it out with the other 19 best drivers in the world. Obviously it takes a lot of time and effort, and there are a lot of sacrifices on a personal life level. I definitely don’t have a similar life to my friends, but I’m in a position where I think I have the coolest job in the world.

The hardest thing to deal with, however, is having only 60 days of time back home, which I split between my family and friends, and my girlfriend who lives in Portugal. Trying to find time and the right balance on a personal level is extremely hard when you work in Formula 1. But I come to every race with the same excitement and I’m thinking about only one thing; race day!”

Following a complete and welcomed overhaul of the replica luxury watches TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 300 Automatic collection in 2021, last month the brand introduced its latest updated models in the series, with five new Aquaracer Professional 300 Date and three Aquaracer Professional 300 GMT versions, with captivating new dials, slightly reduced case sizes, and powered by the proprietary movements. We gladly share our hands-on experience and live images of the new Aquaracer Professional 300 Date watches.

If you are familiar with the look of the Heuer 2000 series and Aquaracer (models’ name since 2005) before the collection was revamped in 2021 providing new watches with a more refined appeal, the first thing you’ll notice is that the 2024 update brought in even more refinement.
The new replica luxury watches TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 300 Date models feature stainless steel cases with a reduced diameter of 42mm, compared to the 43mm size of the 2021 edition, though they are slightly thicker at 12mm (about 13mm overall with the flat sapphire crystal). The case design is enhanced by a mix of satin-brushed and polished surfaces, a finish that was once exclusive to luxury timepieces but is now standard. This alternation beautifully highlights the chamfers, making these versatile diver’s watches look impressive even away from the water. The sporty aesthetic is further enhanced by the protected screwed crown, which adds both style and functionality.
The new TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 300 Date cases are distinguished by the collection’s signature 12-sided (dodecagonal) unidirectional rotating bezels, first introduced in 1995. Over the years, these bezels have been updated regularly, losing their “claws” and since 2021, featuring ceramic inserts with a 60-minute graduation – 5-minute intervals, a mix of numerals and sticks and a Super-LumiNova triangle at 12 o’clock to mark the start of the diving time. The 120-click rotation is smooth, and the serrated edge provides an easy grip. The ceramic inserts match the dial colours, which vary by reference and can be blue, green, or black.
The screwed solid casebacks are adorned with the scaphandre à casque diving suit image, which first appeared on the Aquaracer case back in the early 2000s. The water resistance is an impressive 300 m/1,000 ft, as clearly stated on the dials. Speaking of the dials, let’s delve into their details.
The engraved horizontal lines of the previous Aquaracer dials have been replaced with a sunray brushed wave pattern. The dials reflect light in a way that showcases a range of hues, like the ceramic bezels, often fading to a dramatic black before returning to their vibrant original colours, emphasizing the watch’s aquatic connection. However, compared to the 2021 releases, the 2024 Aquaracer Professional 300 Date editions seem to have added a touch more luxury, moving slightly away from the toolish-watch aesthetic of the earlier, already elegant Aquaracers. Despite this shift, the quality and performance remain top-notch, making the choice a matter of personal taste.
Readability is excellent, thanks to the thoughtful design elements. The flat minutes/seconds ring is crisp. The applied faceted indices at 3, 9, and 12 o’clock have a trapezoid shape, while the other eight indices (apart from the missing one at 6) feature an octagonal shape, perhaps as a nod to the bezel’s multi-sided silhouette. All hour markers are generously sized with a substantial Super-LumiNova fill, emitting a green glow not visible in our images. At 6 o’clock, the rectangular date aperture is magnified by a lens integrated into the inner side of the crystal, ensuring the top surface remains flat – a clever design solution.
The replica luxury watches Aquaracer Professional 300 Date handset is distinctive and perfectly complements the large indices, making it instantly recognizable. The rhodium-plated, sword-shaped hour hand with a shield tip pairs well with the narrower yet still prominent minutes hand. The central seconds hand varies in colour depending on the dial variant: orange with a Super-LumiNova-filled rectangular lollipop tip for the blue dial, lime green for the green dial, and blue for the black dial. This colour matches the printed chronometer designation on the dial, highlighting the watch’s precision.
All new references in the Aquaracer Professional 300 Date range are powered by the COSC-certified proprietary automatic calibre TH31-00, developed in collaboration with Sellita’s higher-end arm, AMT. These movements operate at 28,000 vibrations per hour and, importantly, provide an impressive 80 hours of autonomy.
The replica luxury watches Aquaracer Professional 300 Date offers the option of a rubber strap or a three-row stainless steel bracelet, both of which provide adequate comfort. Both feature a folding clasp with double safety push-buttons and a fine adjustment system, allowing for a convenient 10mm extension if needed. Rubber straps are available in blue and black to match the dial’s colour, although the green dial variant currently only comes with a bracelet.

Founded in 2016 by Sébastien Muller in the Swiss Jura, replica luxury watches Brellum is a niche independent brand that uses a direct distribution model. Specializing in crafting vintage-inspired chronographs at attainable prices, Brellum produces only a few hundred watches annually, with no more than 299 pieces a year, including limited editions. The brand now proudly introduces its first titanium watch, the Pandial Bicompax Titanium.
For its first titanium watch, Brellum logically chose the sporty Pandial collection. Titanium is an ideal choice for a sports replica luxury watches  due to its strength, lightness, and biocompatibility. At 43mm, the Pandial is admittedly a rather large watch, but the use of titanium significantly enhances wearing comfort; this titanium Pandial is about 20% lighter than a steel equivalent model.
Though the material, is new for replica luxury watches Brellum, the Pandial Titanium retains the fundamental characteristics of the collection. The round case still features pump-style pushers and a tachymeter bezel, giving it a sportier appearance compared to the brand’s Classic Duobox. Crucially, it retains the two box sapphire crystals – one at the front protecting the dial and one at the back allowing a detailed view of the chronograph movement. This unique design choice results in a thinner case band thus enhancing wearing comfort. The dimensions remain unchanged at 43mm x 15.90mm, with a water resistance rating of 100m.
In addition to the titanium case, the new Pandial introduces an original colour scheme with a striking blue dial with contrasting black subdials. The bi-compax layout includes a small seconds indicator at 9 o’clock and a chronograph 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock, while the date is displayed at 6 o’clock. The multi-level construction creates an interesting sense of depth that is further enhanced by the different finishes. In particular, the centre part of the dial features a wave pattern. The diamond-cut applied indexes and hands are coated with Superluminova, ensuring enhanced visibility in the dark. Last, complementing the aluminium tachymeter bezel, a telemeter scale is transferred to the flange at the periphery of the dial.
Flip the replica luxury watches  over and the exhibition caseback allows you to discover the automatic calibre BR-753, a bi-compax version of the tried-and-tested ETA Valjoux 7750 (more precisely, it is a modified 7753). As such, you get an integrated cam-and-lever chronograph. It beats at 28,800 vibrations/hour and boasts 46 hours of power reserve. Its precision is certified by the COSC while the hacking mechanism allows for precise setting. The decoration is traditional with perlage and blue screws. The rotor is openworked and emblazoned with the brand’s logo. It is engraved with the individual limited-edition number of each watch.

The countdown is almost over, the athletes are ready, and the timers are set to begin. In a few weeks from now, on July 26th, the Olympic Games Paris 2024 will ignite a summer of sporting action in the heart of the French capital. For the 31st time since 1932, Omega will fulfil the role of Official Timekeeper, recording times and scores in all 329 Olympic events across 32 sports. As you’d expect, such a role involves state-of-the-art technology and skilled staff (350 tonnes of equipment, 550 timekeepers…), which is only possible thanks to more than 90 years of experience. Omega will arrive in Paris with the most advanced technology it has ever delivered. But what exactly hides behind this role of timekeeper of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games…? We travelled to Switzerland to find out, and you can discover it in our latest in-depth movie!
Now, having seen much of  replica luxury watches what’s usually behind the scenes in the watchmaking world, this visit left me speechless. I had no idea how much was done, nor, to be quite honest, had I ever given it much thought. Of course, like everyone, I’ve seen the start pistols change quite a bit, and I’ve seen the times being projected on my TV screen, so it’s easy to keep track of lap times and more. But, I never thought ALL of this was in the hands of Omega. And I never thought that their involvement goes so deep.
What we will see at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, and too often take for granted, is the result of 90 years of experience from the  replica luxury watches Omega Timing team. It all started in 1932, when for the first time in history, a single watch company – Omega, of course – was selected as the Official Timekeeper for every event. The brand sent one watchmaker all the way from Biel to Los Angeles, armed with 30 high-precision stopwatches that were accurate to the nearest 1/10th of a second. In 1948, the electronic era began, with the first photofinish camera and photoelectric cells, opening the door to the incredible technology we have come to expect from the brand at the Olympics. For an overview of Omega’s history in the field of Olympic Timekeeping, please consult this in-depth article.
What about Paris 2024…? In a nutshell, we’re looking at staggering numbers – 550 timekeepers and on-site professionals, 900 trained volunteers, 350 tonnes of equipment, 350 scoreboards and 200 kilometres of cables and optical fibre… Omega’s timekeeping at the Olympic Games is nothing short of impressive, overly impressive, I might say; something that took me (and the rest of our crew) by surprise, as you can discover in the video.
In addition to the classic (already technically impressive) equipment such as the electronic pistol, the starting blocks with built-in sensors to see any false start, the Quantum Timer with a resolution of one-millionth of a second (yes, you’ve read correctly), the photocell technology replacing the traditional ribbon, the swimming touch pads, and motion sensor and positioning systems,  replica luxury watches Omega is delivering new tech at Paris 2024.
This includes novel technologies such as the Scan ‘O’ Vision, the next generation of photo-finish technology, capable of recording 40,000 digital images per second on the finish line of races, ensuring the best accuracy for judges to decide the result and separate close finishes.  replica luxury watches Omega also introduces Computer Vision Technology, a combination of single or multi-camera systems, each feeding Artificial Intelligence models that are specifically trained for each sport. It allows for in-depth sporting analysis, and no longer requires physical tags attached to the athletes.
But, of course, the best is to look at the video on top of this article, which I hope will be as fascinating for you that it has been for me… It is a true eye-opening experience on a technology that isn’t explored enough. Good luck to the athletes and good luck to Omega for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

The replica luxury watches Bold and Ultra-Modern Roger Dubuis Excalibur Titanium Monotourbillon
Among the numerous tourbillon watches crafted by Roger Dubuis, the Excalibur Titanium Monotourbillon stands out for its balanced design – modern and bold, yet not overly so. Constructed from grade 5 titanium and a more complex take on a model launched last year, this sleeker Excalibur Monotourbillon benefits from its lightweight, corrosion- and magnetic-resistant, hypoallergenic properties. It also brings a toned-down monochromatic look (with subtle metallic shades of grey) that often makes an object look sleek and modern. At least, you won’t be surprised that this is what we think here at MONOCHROME.
Measuring 42mm in diameter, the replica luxury watches edgy Excalibur case is notable for its distinctive angles, notched bezel, and characteristic triple lugs. This design ensures a strong wrist presence and makes the watch an excellent conversation starter. Despite its bold look, at 42mm in diameter and a bit over 12mm high, its size is relatively modest for a Roger Dubuis timepiece. And it should fit most men’s wrists easily. In addition, the use of lightweight titanium guarantees comfortable wear. With a water-resistance of 100 meters, you’ll be safe for regular use too.
The hand-wound calibre RD512SQ powers the Roger Dubuis Excalibur Titanium Monotourbillon. In true RD fashion, this modernist skeleton movement intentionally departs from traditional baroque decorations in favour of a contemporary style and architecture. The components are openworked to reveal a mechanical sculpture of watch parts, shadow, and light. The movement’s structure centres around the flying tourbillon, originally positioned at 7 o’clock, and the barrel, from which bridges radiate to form a star pattern. It also offers a captivating view of all the moving parts, making the passage of time visible. Quite a feast for the eyes.
The replica luxury watches large tourbillon cage has 63 components. The lower cage is made of lightweight titanium, and its upper cage is in mirror-polished Cobalt Chrome, which is also non-magnetic and enables the weight of the piece to be reduced by 16%, according to the brand. It forms the characteristic Celtic cross that makes Roger Dubuis’ tourbillon recognizable. The balance ticks at 3Hz. Thanks to its visible mainspring, the movement has a robust 72-hour power reserve.
As we have come to expect from Roger Dubuis, attention has been paid to the finer details and the movement is beautifully finished. Every part of the movement is manufactured and hand-finished according to the demanding criteria of the Poinçon de Genève.
Despite its complex architecture, the watch offers good legibility. The black flange at the periphery features applied markers and is paired with large skeletonised hands. The use of luminescent material helps when in the dark. If you want down-to-the-minute precision, note that the minute track is interrupted by the tourbillon and the printed logo between 11 and 1 o’clock.
The replica luxury watches case is matched by a sophisticated titanium bracelet that is nicely integrated. It is finely finished with satin-brushed surfaces and polished bevels. The short, articulated links ensure excellent flexibility, which, together with the lightness, provides great wearing comfort. It is fitted with a practical quick-release system and secured to the wrist by a titanium buckle.