I haven't had the time to post in quite a while, but this caught my eye while looking through Autoblog this morning:

Singer Design is producing a very modern/very vintage Porsche 911, which is something that we as watch collectors can appreciate with the resurgance/rebirth of vintage Swiss models in the watch industry.

Why a repro vintage Porsche 911 specifically on the Heuer forum you ask? Take a look inside:

What's that just to the right of the speedo?

Finally, after all these years since the start of On The Dash....a new production vehicle that has a Heuer chronograph mounted On The Dash.

Simply stunning. Here's a bit more info on the car for those who are interested. Apologies if this has already been posted.

We first spotted Singer's 911 Concept in Monterey last year at the historic races at Laguna Seca. From afar, it just looked like another classic Porsche 911, but a closer look revealed much, much more. We met up with Singer and the car back in Los Angeles for a photoshoot and were astounded at the creativeness, attention to detail and absolute beauty of the car. Singer told us that they were hoping to build a production version, but with a targeted selling price of a little under $200,000, we feared that the concept might be the only one ever built.

Thankfully, as it turns out, there are at least a few wealthy car enthusiasts with a taste for a hand-built, vintage 911 with carbon fiber bodywork, custom interior and a modern Porsche flat-six power. Singer completed its first production 911 late last week and delivered to its lucky new owner at their facility in Sunland, CA with a small gathering of those who helped make the car happen.

The car is finished in Singer Racing Green with a Grow Green and Terra Cotta striping package and is heavily optioned with a 410 horsepower 3.82-liter flat-six, Brembo brake package, Bilstein coilover suspension, RSR steering wheel, Heuer chronograph clock, leatherweave seats and more.