This week, we have a story from Rosier about his Speedmaster "From The Moon to Mars" to commemorate his 25th anniversary at work, but also a story from Kirk link and why he bought his Speedmaster. A heartbreaking story, yet Kirk shared it with us and I am honored to share it with you as well.Certainly when approaching water, and because of its sturdiness, when using the watch during all kinds of other sporty activities, as well.Watches were featured as well. For the past three years, DiCaprio has auctioned one of his own personal Rolexes, but this year Jacob & Co. also donated a unique piece version of the Astronomia Tourbillon for the event.So it's a good thing she has a miniature gavel at home to practice – and this one is particularly special for her. It was a gift from her soon-to-be father-in-law last summer, who happens to be a mergers and acquisitions lawyer who worked on the 2001 sale of Phillips to Bonhams from LVMH.
Note the thick "ghosty" bezel on the Zodiac Sea-Chron - it's extremely simple but is link probably the keynote detail of this watchAnd, as you'd expect from Rolex, this modern take is not "just" a moonphase complication, it's astronomically accurate for 122 years. In many ways, this Cellini Moonphase is the rightful heir of the mega references 6062 and 8171, and we couldn't wait to see it in the metal.Earlier this year, IWC quietly dropped the new Mark XX. No press release, fanfare, or announcement. Honestly, it was kind of refreshing – in a world where brands often seem to shout from the mountaintop about every little tweak made, it felt almost anachronistic for a brand to just throw a new watch on its website, waiting for us to pick up on it.
Of course, I’ll talk about the aesthetics and the mechanical heartbeat found within this piece, but there’s a nicer, albeit short, story to this piece that’s worth repeating.With Gregory Kissling's appointment as CEO of Breguet, I firmly believe we will see a slightly different direction in design for new models.Watch internet truism #5789: It's incredibly easy to be dismissive of a tourbillon.I think every watch enthusiast, at one point or another, discovers a biography on A-L Breguet somewhere on the World Wide Web, decides they are now link a veritable scholar, and has remarked to a friend:"Don't you know a tourbillon is only horologically relevant in a pocket watch? What a waste of money!"(Don't lie – you've definitely said it.)It wasn't his first foray into AP. He reminded me he wore a 15202 in our "Watch I Wore The Most" recap in 2014. But with any of his passions, he went deep fast. By 2016, he shared the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept GMT Tourbillon as his "Watch I Wore The Most." It showed up on the stage with Dead & Co., but those not in the know probably didn't think it was a luxury watch – a perfect choice.

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