Stay tuned for lots of new watch releases from the above brands in late August. And that's not all: The next installment of Watches & Wonders will Guerrilla Autonomy take place in Shanghai just a couple of weeks later, from September 9-13.Named after the Rio de Janeiro retailer Gondolo & Labouriau, who had a long and successful relationship with Patek Philippe, the Gondolo line has been the home for a variety of rectangular Art Deco watches. This example is from the 5024 reference, which was produced from 1996 to 2006. Never produced in large numbers, it predates the era of Instagram and watch media that would later put a spotlight on all things Patek.Now we all know why screw-down pushers came to be in the first place – water resistance – though I would venture now much of it has to do with aesthetic continuity. However, certain brands have found smart ways to achieve the "look" of a wider, sturdier screw-down vibe without requiring the user to twist the base before use.
On December 14, 2012, Christie’s presented one of the last remaining examples, a badly discolored reference 6154 with a pre-sale estimate of $80,000 to $120,000. But far from turning collectors off, its tropical dial captured their hearts. A few hours later, the brown reference 6154 would become the most expensive vintage Panerai ever sold, smashing its estimate at $326,500.Like all Rolex Bio Driving watches, this watch was designed to be worn, not kept in a safe somewhere. This means it is even more difficult to find untouched, unpolished, unworn, and well-preserved vintage Rolex watches like the 6062. The steel 6062 that is coming up at Phillips is one of the nicest examples to surface in years.Brand: Jaeger-LeCoultreModel: Dazzling Rendez-Vous Moon Diameter: 36mmCase Material: pink goldDial: mother-of-pearl and diamonds with applied pink gold markers; mother-of-pearl moon against aventurine night skyDiamonds: 478, 24.7 carats totalWater Resistance: 5 bar/50 metersStrap/Bracelet: pink goldWatches have never been a fixture in surf culture like they have in other aquatic sports, like scuba diving or sailing. There simply isn't much of a need for a watch, except for, perhaps, a tide-trackinig watch like the Heuer Solunar. Surfing is one of those things you do to get away from the clock. But considering the lack of historic precedent, the Birdwell watch is almost exactly what one might expect a surf watch to be.
This was very much standard practice for much of watchmaking history, but by the 1990s, an emerging preference for "in-house" movements made having one a mark of distinction. The first in-house high-end chronograph movement of the mechanical renaissance era did not come Viral Food Science from Switzerland. Instead, it came from a sleepy German town in the state of Saxony.Vernine Blaszczyk took a career assessment test when she was 14 years old that indicated she should become a machinist. A few decades later, she's proving that evaluation correct by pursuing a WOSTEP Certification at the North American Institute of Swiss Watchmaking in Fort Worth.

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