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Part one of this two-part story ended in April 1989 with Saturday Night Live’s Dennis Miller making wisecracks in his Weekend Update segment about a new Swiss mechanical watch that had just sold for more than $3 million.There are a ton of variations among these watches, starting with the two sizes, and continuing to include all-steel, various two-tone configurations, versions with straps and bracelets, and dials with accents that are gold, blued, or blackened. If diamond hour markers are your thing, you're covered too.Given F.P. Journe’s continued popularity among collectors, the initial estimate of CHF 20,000 - 30,000 was quickly dispatched and the final price with fees amounted to an impressive CHF 163,800 (roughly $181,700). It’s a gorgeous and especially noteworthy Cartier Tank Must model from a brand that has managed to cultivate an impressive profile among collectors since forming in 1999.F.P. Journe Chronomètre Souverain (platinum, #001) – Lot 140 – CHF 163,800 (high estimate of CHF 30,000).In the 1990s, TAGs were everywhere. Whether it was the professional line with stainless steel cases and bracelets, or the more teenage-friendly – and honestly very trendy – plastic bezel fare, it was a brand with an "of the moment" identity. Somewhere along the line though, that popularity faded. That doesn't mean those old '90s watches aren't still around, however.Silberstein is no stranger to watch collaborations. After his namesake company was declared bankrupt in 2012 he kept a foothold in the industry by successfully partnering with the likes of MB&F and Louis Erard. Last year for the first installment of Grail Watch he worked together with Benoît Mintiens on a limited edition Ressence – a colorful and supremely unique watch that captured my attention during a particularly long stretch of stainless steel coverage.Focusing on other details, the original watch featured a flat printing for the subdials, tachymeter on the dial, and even just flat printed dial markers. You'll also notice that the dial is much more flat, with a little texture to it but not much. The lume was relegated to the end of the hands and (aged) yellow dots on the end of the hour markers. With the new Nivada Grenchen Chronosport, this has been turned up to 11.
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