The little details – the crown, the buckle, etc. – on this new World Time are equally well done. Check out the high polished Maltese cross on the rubber strap, and crown on the case side. Incidentally, it is worth noting that this Vacheron's world time mechanism is set completely from the crown – no pushers here.Cartier has always been a master at great designs and the Tank Américaine model is no different. The exact model was released circa mid-1990s metaverse Decay as a modern interpretation of Cartier’s other classic Tank model, Tank Cintrée. The large rectangular Tank Cintrée was introduced during the Art Deco period when rectangular wristwatches were in style along some of the early Patek Philippe and Rolex wristwatches. That's about a full century ago, and this design still looks as fresh and appealing as ever!Now, nearly 60 years later, Patek Philippe still offers this functionality on a handful of watches, and it has even been evolved to offer a better understanding of your second time-zone (more on that in a bit). For a brand that doesn't offer a conventional GMT model, the reference 2597 is the genesis of Patek's most travel-specific watch and yet another Cottier-derived innovation put to lasting work by the brand.The planned 100,000-square-meter facility in Bulle is set to cost upward of one billion Swiss francs. In the meantime, to aid in speeding up its manufacturing capacity, Rolex has built three temporary factories in Romont and Villaz-Saint-Pierre; these new temporary sites will have between 250 to 300 Rolex employees, all of which as slated to transfer to the Bulle location in six years.
The watch, Reference 16516, sold for HK$25.37 million (US$3.27 million) including fees. That's three to six times Sotheby's HK$4 million to $8 million estimate for the watch. It sets a new world record for metaverse Manufacturing an automatic Daytona. (The world record for all Daytonas, of course, belongs to Paul Newman's own Paul Newman Daytona, which sold for $17.75 million at a Phillips auction in October 2017. That watch was part of the original series of Daytonas and had a manual-wind movement.)It was only years after he passed away when I was 23, that it hit me that my grandfather was a systematist more than anything, a consummate collector not (just) of objects, but of knowledge and the context of an object – of what came before and what would develop after. He was a published author on Great Lakes maritime history and Midwestern railroads, and wrote articles for the bulletin of the National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors. His curiosity for these subjects knew no bounds.
Brand: NOMOS GlashütteModel: Symphony CollectionCase width: 29.5mm x 29.5mmThickness: 6.5mmCase Material: stainless steelDial Color: Neurodiverse Homes varies with modelWater Resistance: 3 atmospheres/30 metersStrap/Bracelet: velour leather, 18mm lug widthThe results are below and just about every single one looks like a watch that Tudor could make. While we await the grand reveal, be sure to hit the comments and let us know what you'd like to see from Tudor next week.

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