Buy and finance a pre-owned Porsche Design watch
Are you thinking about
buying a Porsche Design watch? We feel you, because not only the
sports car icon 911 fascinates young and old. Over the years, Porsche Design has worked with various partners to develop meaningful timepieces, which is why you won't find them all in the latest collections. On the market for used watches the luxury timepieces of past years are still offered, but be careful! Before buying, you should make sure that the object of your desire is a
certified pre-owned Porsche Design watch.
Watchmaster is a certified dealer for used luxury watches, as such we guarantee the authenticity of all offered watches. In addition, we offer you flexible payment options – from convenient credit card payment via PayPal to instant bank transfer. Alternatively, you can also finance your Porsche Design, with an individually designed instalment term and deposit amount of your choice. This allows you to plan in the long run and receive your fully refurbished watch within just a few days.
The current collections at a glance
- Monobloc Actuator – As the latest innovation from Porsche Design, the Monobloc Actuator revolutionized the classic stop function of the wristwatch. Moreover, the collection demonstrates the benefits of the art of motorsport engineering by being almost entirely made of titanium. After all, what has proven itself in sports car construction must meet the highest demands – and there is no difference regarding luxury watches.
- 1919 Collection – The models in this collection are characterised by their dark dial and minimalism. Whether elegant with date window, chronograph function or second time zone, each timepiece is a masterpiece by itself. And it tells contemporary history.
- Chronotimer Series 1 – Timeless racing watches without bells and whistles. Maximum contrast for best readability. Highest wearing comfort and exclusive choice of materials. Sapphire crystal with seven anti-reflective layers on both sides. The models of the Chronotimer Series 1 collection are uncompromisingly functional and therefore exactly the right thing for every fan of motorsports.
- Exclusive Editions – The models featured in this collection are strictly limited and offer absolute top performance. Just like Porsche's top models, from which the design of the watches is inspired, the Chronograph 911 GT2 RS or Chronograph 911 Turbo Splay in a league of their own.
5 reasons to buy a Porsche Design watch
- Selected material: Titanium
- Made in Switzerland
- Highest performance thanks to racing technology
- Design of the 911 sports car icon
- Fair prices for convincing quality
How much does a Porsche Design watch cost?
For almost half a century the history of
Porsche Design luxury watches has lasted. During this time, the company launched some memorable timepieces in cooperation with big names in the industry such as
IWC Schaffhausen,
Eterna SA and
Orfina. We present you the most popular of them right here, including
Porsche Design prices:
Porsche Design Dashboard Chronograph (Ref. 6612.10/1)
Price: Pre-owned from 1,740 € (2004)
Material: Titanium, rubber
Main features: Men's watch, 42 mm titanium case, green dial with black sub-dials, date display between four and five o'clock, automatic movement
Porsche Design Eterna (Ref. 6500.12)
Price: Pre-owned from 1,700 € (2010)
Material: PVD, Titanium
Main features: Men's watch, 40 mm titanium and PVD case, black dial with chronograph function, day and date display at three o'clock, automatic movement
Porsche Design Flat Six (Ref. 6350.42.44.0276)
Price: Pre-owned from 1,680 € (2018)
Material: Steel, ceramic
Main features: Men's watch, 43 mm ceramic-steel case, black dial with Arabic numerals, date display at three o'clock, automatic movement, steel bracelet with folding clasp
Porsche Design P'6000 (Ref. 6612.17.44.0243)
Price: Pre-owned from 2,490 € (2010)
Material: PVD
Main features: Men's watch, 42 mm case, black dial with chronograph function, date display between 4 and 5 o'clock, tachymeter bezel, automatic movement, black PVD bracelet with folding clasp
Porsche Design Compass (Ref. 3551)
Price: Pre-owned from 2,780 € (1987)
Material: Aluminium, steel
Main features: Vintage Porsche Design watch, men's watch, 394 mm large aluminium case, black dial with date display at three o'clock, automatic movement
Porsche Design Orfina (Ref. 7750)
Price: Pre-owned from 1,230 € (1975)
Material: Steel
Main features: Men's watch, 40 mm case, black dial with line indices, subsidiary dials at six, nine and twelve o'clock, chronograph function
From Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen to Solothurn in Switzerland
As soon as the name
Porsche is heard, most people listen up sharply. Because Porsche once created a sports car icon under whose poster thousands of children all over the world dream at night – of course, we are talking about the
Porsche 911. No other sports car can boast such a high recognition value. This is one of the reasons why the shape of the vehicle has hardly changed since its introduction in 1964.
What all the models of the nine eleven have in common is the
analogue clock on the dashboard. Among other things, it reflects the love of the 911 designer, Professor
Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, for luxury watches. He was also the one who became independent with his company "Porsche Design" in 1972. In the same year, he presented his first watch, the
Porsche Design Chrono I and revolutionized the world of watches. F. A. Porsche developed a matt black chronograph that focused on optimum readability. Even though critics verbally tore it to pieces – "He should concentrate on building cars" – Porsche didn't give in.
Over 50,000 timepieces sold in the middle of the quartz crisis encouraged him – and silenced the troublemakers. With his black watch, Porsche set a trend that is being followed closely – more than ever before. Almost all major manufacturers present at least one completely black model in their current collection.
In 1978, the founder joined forces with a partner who, like Porsche Design, stands for innovation and design:
IWC. The contract between the two companies lasted for 20 years and brought out some
amazing timepieces. These included the compass watch (Ref. 6520.13.41.0270), which combines an automatic movement with a compass under the dial. The black dial can be unfolded, the links of the bracelet contain a further refinement: They are exactly five millimetres wide and individually removable. They can thus be used as a scale on maps.
After four years, Porsche Design has launched a new product on the market that provided the basis for most current models: the
Porsche Design by IWC Ocean 2000. Its case and bracelet were made entirely of titanium, a material that had not previously been used in the watchmaking industry. Titanium is a very elaborate material to work with, which is why no one before Porsche Design thought about this incredibly robust material. However, the
titanium chronograph became a real bestseller not only because of its water resistance up to 200 bar.
In 1998, the
contract with IWC expired and the two companies separated. As a direct successor to IWC Schaffhausen, the Swiss watch company
Eterna SA now entered into a
cooperation with Porsche Design. Even in this era, some legendary timepieces saw the light of day. Among others, the "Compass Watch" and "Ocean 2000" were produced again in 2012 as special editions. Under the names Compass Watch (Ref. P6520) and Titan Chronograph (Ref. P6530) they were symbolically
limited to 911 pieces – in honour of the legendary designer and founder Professor Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, who died on April 5, 2012.
In July 2014, Porsche Design founded a subsidiary in Switzerland,
Porsche Design Timepieces AG. Since then, the company and its team of scientists, engineers and master watchmakers have been responsible for the development and production of Porsche Design watches. Detached from well-known partners, the team is doing more than well and developed the
1919 Collection and the
Chronotimer Series 1, for example – as a tribute to Porsche Design's first watch. The fact that the art of engineering from high-performance
motorsport and watchmaking goes hand in hand is proven over and over again by Porsche Design Timepieces AG.
Tradition and high-tech
Technical masterpieces that are reduced from the outside to the absolute essentials – that is the motto of Porsche Design Timepieces AG. Real wolves in sheep's clothing leave the production halls in Switzerland. The design concept is outwardly restrained and inconspicuous, but represents only one of the rock-solid constants in the development: The
use of high-tech materials, which are otherwise only used in racing engines, probably results from the close connection to motor sports.