50 Years of Porsche Design - The Special Exhibition
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
- It’s about time to go on a journey.
50 years of Porsche Design means 50 years of engineered passion. In order to celebrate accordingly, the 50 Years of Porsche Design special Exhibition at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart invites visitors to explore the unique history of the brand. From Targa to Timepiece - and everything in between. Join Roland Heiler, Chief Design Officer of the Porsche Lifestyle Group and Managing Director of Studio F. A. Porsche, on a guided tour and take a closer look at some of the highlight pieces from the exclusive exhibition.
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Endlich eine deutsche Präsentation auf Englisch, für die man sich nicht schämen muss. Charmant und sympathisch vorgetragen. Porsche Design ist eben eine Klasse für sich.
Das Porsche Museum ist tatsächlich immer einen Besuch wert!!!❤️
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Timeless design, great prof.F.A.Porsche!
Timeless since the beginning.
Lovely video. But there are some fact checks that should have been done. The original 1978 models of the sunglasses were 5621 (for large) and 5623 (for small). The model name has changed a few times over the years... the P'8478 naming is the latest naming, having been adopted in the early-2000s with the current manufacturer. To be fair, the P'8478s are the finest version ever produced, with mindful updates that wear better than prior rendition. The feeling of the original is all there, which is appreciated by the long-time fans. (But I do miss the boxes of old, they were almost as iconic as the glasses themselves.)
Great presentation Roland..and I love that special edition Targa ;) Beste Grüsse aus Italien..Brian
I bin sehr eingedrucked. 👍👍
cute designs, unfortunately I can not afford a Porsche car
The Watch that even Tom Cruise had to borrow from Jerry Bruckheimer😂