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Sylvester Stallone, Academy Award-winning director, actor, writer, and producer – and passionate watch collector. It's our pleasure to announce that 11 pieces from Sly's legendary collection are coming to Sotheby's New York this June. The undisputed highlight is his Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime, the world’s most complicated wristwatch. Widely considered a ‘holy grail’ amongst the watch community, Sly’s Grandmaster Chime is further distinguished as the first example to ever appear at auction. “The one thing that is pervasive throughout all these watches, is that they attract me emotionally. It’s not about keeping time, it’s about keeping in step with where you are in life,” says Stallone. We're proud to present these watches as a part of the Important Watches sale on 5 June during Luxury Week, presented in partnership with Silversea. N.B. The Grandmaster Chime is a handmade watch and, as such, has been touched by human hands. But you know what he means. It's never been worn since the day he took it home. Still haven’t subscribed to Sotheby’s on YouTube? ►►

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Watch Timestamps: 01:19 - Patek Philippe, 5711/1300A-001 Nautilus 01:54 - Patek Philippe, 5711/1A-010 Nautilus 02:28 - Audemars Piguet, Royal Oak Tourbillon ‘50th Anniversary’ 03:06 - Cartier, W301970M Pasha Seatimer 04:53 - Rolex, 228235 Day-Date 05:23 - Panerai, Pam00382 Luminor Submersible Bronzo 06:28 - Panerai, Pam00202 Luminor Submersible ‘Slytech’ 07:09 - Panerai, Pam00269 Luminor Submersible ‘Piece Unique’ 07:53 - Patek Philippe, 6300G-010 Grandmaster Chime

The Deported World Tour kicked off in Australia and New Zealand in February 2018 and has already traveled to over 29 cities in 20 countries and has been seen by over 100,000 fans worldwide. The tour will continue well into 2019 and Peters will then take an extended break from live touring to focus on other ventures and spend more time at home with his daughter.

Slapstick sells, apparently. Comedian Adam Waheed first went viral in 2016 with a comedy sketch about his girlfriend doing her makeup in the car. In his popular TikTok and YouTube videos, Waheed performs slapstick stunts like working out in the gym atop a toilet, eating a “train salad” (nails and bolts atop a bed of arugula and tomatoes) and staging his death after stubbing his toe. Now, he’s moved into the big screen, signing a three-picture content deal with Jimmy Kimmel’s production studio, Wheelhouse. Through this and his partnerships with the NFL, Old Spice, Dr Pepper, Doritos, Samsung and T-Mobile, Waheed’s businesses made over $7 million last year, per Forbes’ estimate. Reporter: Alexandra Sternlicht Read the full story on Forbes:

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