Hands-On With The Porsche Design Chronograph 1 1972 LE - Worn & Wound

We take a hands-on look at the Porsche Design Chronograph 1 1972 Limited Edition - a remake of an icon. Read full thoughts over on Worn & Wound right here: wornandwound.c...

[@tar1895]

Wonderful. But why only 500 pieces? They could shift a lot more than that.

[@edteach3r]

I ADORE this watch. As I would never be able to afford the Porsche-uh, I had to buy the Daniel Wellington 1972, which scratches the itch very nicely.

[@unclejack168]

@@jnew9403 hahaha I think so

[@ArtBorow]

You mean Dan Henry?

[@larryscott3982]

The PD logo above the date confuses me. I expected ORFINA

[@ryanjzi]

This one is not the version that is limited to 500, this one is the GP edition which is more rare. The one that is limited to 500 has a different case back and does not include the white strap.

[@wornandwound]

That's correct! We do our best to call that out in the video, and hope that the review is still relevant to the broader release variants as well.

[@tobiasc5691]

Looks really great! 🙌

[@GrizzoRosso]

I need this!

[@zillsburyy1]

the top gun watch

[@larryscott3982]

Not exactly. Top Gun the dial is the ‘1 mile’ ORFINA. The upper subdial is correct for 7750.

[@brianherzog6367]

Is there a way to determine authenticity on the 1972 Orfina Porsche Chronograph?

[@mbernadel]

If I have one of the 1972 PD Orfina 7176s Valjoux 7750 originals, before the Lamania 5100, how would I go about getting it appraised or selling?

[@KTK44]

Where do you live?

[@JogBird]

i forgot that this brand was still around

[@roycef6632]

i owned one of these and sold it it not worth the money crap made

[@WestCoastAce27]

That PD logo completely ruins it IMHO.

[@1R26]

Every thing is great in this watch except for the “porsche” name. Wish it was Orfina