Priscilla Presley's watch up for auction!

Priscilla Presley received an honorary degree from the prestigious Rhodes College. In bestowing the honor, Rhodes recognized her extraordinary achievement as an actress, producer, author, mother, and businesswoman. Priscilla was raised in a military family that gave her an opportunity to have a chance meeting in the 1960s with a young Army soldier stationed in Germany by the name of Elvis Presley. You may know Priscilla from her role in the three successful Naked Gun films or as Jenna Wade on the long-running television series Dallas.

This whimsical 1980s quartz Geneva Platinum watch comes with a stretch fit band featuring chrome Art Deco accents. It was donated by Will and Michelle Munyon, who managed the sale of Priscilla Presley's estate in 2021.

Bid on Priscilla Presley’s watch here!

Now up for auction until November 30th. Bid here through Rago/Wright.

Legend, Coach K's watch up for auction on November 30th. Online bidding has begun

Mike "Coach K" Krzyzewski has been the head coach of the Duke men's basketball team since 1980. He also coached the United States men's national basketball team, leading them to three gold medals at the 2008, 2012, and 2016 Summer Olympics. After graduating from West Point, he served as an Army Officer from 1969 to 1974 and is an author, motivational speaker, and very proud grandfather.

Coach K and his family also founded the Emily Krzyzewski Center in honor of his mother. Its mission is to inspire students from kindergarten to high school to dream big, act with character and purpose, and to reach their potential as leaders in the community.

This is a men's stainless steel Fossil PR5331 Classic Steel 100 meters divers watch. You can wear this watch with pride knowing that Coach K owned and wore it before you. It features the 2009 ACC Championship Sweet 16 dial with directional bezel on an easy-to-read dial.

Bid on this special watch of Coach K’s here through Rago/Wright.

Medal of Honor Recipients continue to give back

Two Medal of Honor Recipients have gone above and beyond and each have donated two watches each to the Once Upon a Time Watch Auction.

The Brian LaViolette Foundation has been proud to establish scholarships in both of their names. The Robert Foley Scholarship of Honor has been awarded at West Point since 2008. The Sal Giunta Scholarship of Honor is awarded at Sal’s Alma Mater at JFK High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Since 2012, the scholarship has been awarded annual and pays tribute to the soldiers he tried to save, SGT Josh Brennan and SPC Hugo Mendoza. It will continue Sal’s legacy and allow SGT Brennan and SPC Mendoza's spirit to live on.

The Guess Men's Sport Blue Dial wristwatch in stainless steel with stainless bracelet features a 42mm wide and 12mm thick solid stainless steel case. It is powered by a precise quartz movement with big date display functions and is water-resistant to 100 meters.

The Commemorative 50th Congressional Medal of Honor (MOH) Society Quartz Watch was presented to Lieutenant General Foley in 2008. It is an exceedingly rare 30mm, showcasing thirteen stars on the dial. Only 110 living MOH recipients were presented this watch in 2008.

In addition to the two watches, this lot includes General Foley’s personal challenge coin, a beautifully signed Portraits of Valor book, a full-color autographed 8 x 10 photo, a signature card, and an official copy of his Medal of Honor Citation. You can bid on both watches and the package here.

Sal Giunta

Sal’s Tissot T Sport PRC-200 Black Quartz Chronograph with date display is a 39 mm stainless steel black dial with Arabic numerals and sapphire crystal. It also features a 30-minute elapsed and split-time chronograph/tachymeter. Learn more and bid here.

This Citizen 'Eco Drive' wristwatch is a stainless tank style with black dial and Roman numerals and is powered by light (any light) and never needs a battery charge. On a full charge, it will run for months even in darkness. You can wear it with pride knowing it will not stop, just like Staff Sergeant Giunta. You can bid on it here.

BREMOIR's watch design inspired by the Chrysler Building- up for auction

Patrick Bremer founded BREMOIR because of a passion for Art Deco design and an admiration for the courage, creativity, and innovation of the period. The Streamline Moderne aesthetic resonates one hundred years later because it shares our modern appreciation of geometric shapes, tasteful colors, and simple yet sophisticated design.

BREMOIR’s debut wristwatch, The Lexington, is inspired by the Chrysler Building in New York City. This limited-edition timepiece is powered by a Swiss automatic movement, which is visible through an exhibition case. It comes alive in the evening thanks to the clever application of Swiss Super-Luminova, which is designed to mimic the building's illuminated spire at night. The watch is also water resistant to 50 meters / 165 feet. This particular model, The Tuxedo, features a deep black dial and leather strap, which allow the brushed, silver chapter ring to pop, and complement the elegant stainless-steel case.

Photo by Ty Alexander Photography

While many watches with such direct inspiration attempt to do too much, the BREMOIR Lexington captures beautifully the essence not just of the Art Deco movement, but of the Chrysler Building itself, seamlessly incorporating the building’s most recognizable features. The result is a simply gorgeous dress watch. 

—Watchclicker

You can bid on this watch and more here through Rago/Wright.

1970s rare Eterna.Matic Anatomic donated by John P up for auction!

John Pietrasz is an Investor and Founder of Delray Watch and DelrayWatch.com, which has helped thousands of collectors to buy, sell, and trade luxury watches. Delray Watch specializes in enthusiast-grade watches. 

John currently hosts the watch-themed podcast John P Watches, giving his audience an inside glimpse into the world of the watch industry as well as frequent in-depth watch reviews. More information can be found here.

This 1970s rare Eterna.Matic Anatomic seven-day stainless 41 mm watch comes with its original stainless steel bracelet and case back sticker. It has a beautiful mint blue dial with quick date setting.

Bid on this rare and beautiful watch here through rago/wright.

Oscar Waldan, survived the Concentration Camps thanks to watchmaking

This feature is taken from Time and Tide Watches from their story on August 11, 2022 (Link here for entire article)

Waldan Watches have been known in watch industry for decades. But there’s a lesser-known history behind the Waldan name, one that touches on many remarkable moments in the history of the watch industry. So many, in fact, you might find it hard to believe, but such is the extraordinary legacy of Oscar Waldan. Let’s start at the beginning.

Oscar Waldan was born in Poland in the 1920s and showed an early interest in timepieces when he disassembled his father’s pocket watch. But this wasn’t the mindless destruction that children sometimes get up to – he actually made diagrams that showed how to fit the parts back together. Despite this auspicious start, his horological dreams were put on hold after the start of World War II and the German invasion of Poland. Waldan was imprisoned in the Buchenwald and Theresienstadt Nazi concentration camps.

Buchenwald Concentration Camp

Despite this terrible experience, fortune had plans for Oscar. By chance, he crossed paths with an imprisoned Czech watchmaker, who took on young Oscar as his apprentice. The watchmaker’s skill in repairing the guards’ watches no doubt aided in Oscar’s survival. Having lost nearly everything and everyone dear to him, he forged ahead with his watchmaking education, moving first to New York to work at a repair shop, then returning to Europe to further his studies in Switzerland and Germany.

 As his career took flight, Waldan was hired by Charles Tissot, where he tried his hand at designing watches, finding success with the well-received Tissot Navigator world-time watch. Following his stint at Tissot, Oscar became a successful sales executive in the US, but watch design was never far from his mind and the call of producing his own watch proved too great to resist.

In 1979, Waldan International was founded, with a factory in Bienne, Switzerland, and corporate offices with a repair center in New York. The new company concentrated its efforts on the high end, producing gorgeous complicated mechanical watches exclusively in precious metals, and flying in the face of the Quartz Crisis that was in the process of tearing down the Swiss watch industry. He took advantage of other makers’ wholesale liquidation of their movement stocks, snapping up calibers from Universal Geneve and others. His new watches would be designed around those classic movements, making the mechanical movement the selling point, despite the market climate of the time.

Oscar Waldan

Oscar learned that Zenith, then in turmoil after being bought out by the American Zenith Radio Corporation, was blowing up the company’s history, discontinuing basically all manufacture of mechanical watches. Originally, Oscar had planned to produce his own chronograph with some of Zenith’s stock, but fate stepped in when he discovered that Rolex was looking for a new movement for one of its most legendary references, the Daytona chronograph. Rolex wanted to modernize the line with an automatic movement. Enter Oscar Waldan.

In the years that followed, Oscar made a career as a private label maker of watches for the likes of Tiffany & Co., Ulysse Nardin, Cartier, Tourneau and Neiman Marcus.  For these client watches, he would mark the inside of casebacks with a hidden “Waldan Creations” hallmark as a sly inside joke, a hint of things to come. In 2000 Oscar finally began producing high-end mechanical watches under his own name. His limited editions are highly sought by collectors, and thankfully, Waldan Watches still offers limited quantities of these gorgeous models here.

Donated by Oscar’s son, Andrew, the 'Waldan International Retro Alarm' gold wristwatch is up for auction through Rago/Wright here.

Today, Andrew Waldan carries on the legacy of his father with the addition of the American-assembled Heritage Series, which features the USA-made Ameriquartz movement. Playing to a younger audience while offering plenty of heritage, it’s decidedly more casual than Oscar’s intricate creations, these everyday wear timepieces offer great quality for the price, and have plenty of classic design cues, including the “stepped” lugs that were a hallmark of many of his father’s beautiful cases.

It’s important to note that Andrew has stuck to his roots, by basing Waldan in New York, his father’s home for many years, and where he did some of his most accomplished work.   You can see his beautiful work here https://waldanwatches.com.

One of Oscar Waldan’s designs, Waldan International Retro Alarm gold wristwatch is up for auction benefiting the Brian LaViolette Foundation.  You can bid on this unique and history watch through Rago/Wright here.

Astor + Banks Founder, Andrew Perez donates two watches to the Once Upon a Time Watch Auction

Andrew Perez is a self-proclaimed watch nerd and is founder of Chicago-based Astor + Banks.  A watch guy since his dad first showed him his Timex Indiglo, he purchased his first watch while stationed in Germany during his military service. Astor + Banks watches use mechanical and Swiss quartz movements that are all assembled in Chicago. The company aims to make the finest timepieces using the highest quality materials for durability, reliability, and great design that you will enjoy for a lifetime.

The Fortitude is a great everyday watch with the versatility to go from formal to casual any day of the week. Things to love are the size at only 38.5 mm, sand dial with matte dark gunmetal grey hands and its extremely comfortable bracelet with the perfect taper from 20 mm down to 16 mm at the buckle. Along with 660 ft of water resistance, you will also get an anti-magnetic feature allowing your watch to withstand 20,000 A/m of magnetism without affecting your timekeeping.

Bid here at Rago/Wright!

This watch is a perfect representation of what every modern manufacturer aspires to, with a throwback design in a 40 x 44 mm case. The scarcer "Speed Timer" variant was only available to the Japanese domestic market. Made circa 1971, it is a tonneau style with rich colors, great lines, and an historic movement. The sub register adds great contrast, with a bright turquoise five-minute countdown and fifteen-minute divider. Atop the unpolished case is an inset and well-proportioned bezel that is finished with a glossy black inlay. The Speed Timer logo adds balance opposite the framed day/date (Kanji/English) window. An early variant, it is equipped with Seiko's first iteration of their premier automatic chronograph movement, the 6139A.

Bid here!

Bid on one or both of these watches at Rago/Wright here.

National Treasure, Betty White's watch up for auction to benefit Brian's Foundation

Betty White was considered a national treasure, one of the best loved and most trusted celebrities in Hollywood.  In addition to her philanthropic work to champion animal welfare she won six Emmy awards, three American Comedy awards, a Grammy Award and two Viewers for Quality Television awards.

As the 21st century dawned, White was nearing her 80s, an age when many actors might consider retiring or at least slowing down. Instead, White began enjoying a career resurgence that made her one of the most beloved stars. In 2010, the oldest person ever to host “Saturday Night Live,” at 88. 

Now two of her watches are up for auction in the same lot to benefit Brian’s Foundation.

This unique ring watch features a circular silvered dial with black Arabic numerals, and is set with a faceted crystal to the gold-tone adjustable hoop. The vintage Geneva-brand timepiece features a gold dial with black hands within a simulated diamond surround, to the stainless steel case back and the polished and matte gold-tone link bracelet.

You can bid online here until November 30th through Rago/Wright auction house. Auction will be live November 30th at 11:00 CST.

Greatest kicker in Packers History...Mason Crosby

A gift from his wife Molly, the engraved Titanium Bracelet commemorates when Crosby became the all-time leading scorer in Green Bay Packers history on September 20, 2015, against the Seattle Seahawks reaching 1057 points at the time- a big milestone in Mason's life.

Mason Crosby is not only the greatest kicker in Green Bay Packers history but it’s been said that Mason is the perfect Packer on and off the field who consistently makes huge plays on the field while also being a great person off the field.

When the new TAG Heuer Aquaracer titanium dive watch was released in the summer of 2021 it was reported the 43mm case was pressure-proof and ready to perform in any condition. Which perfectly describes its former owner, Pro football place kicker of the Green Bay Packers, Mason Crosby.

The classic green sunray brushed dial is highlighted with a golden yellow diamond accent at the 12 o’clock mark and are powered by the automatic Calibre 5 movement. It proudly displays Packers pride colors.

This beautiful and practical Tag Heuer watch is complete with box and papers.

Mason’s beautiful watch will be auctioned off on November 30th through Rago/Wright Auction at wright20.com with 100% of proceeds going to Brian’s Foundation.

Photos by Ty Alexander Photography

Oak & Oscar is honored to present a 1 of 1 piece in support of the Once Upon a Time Watch Project.

From Chase Fancher of Oak and Oscar…

“We opened our archives and created a one-of-a-kind prototype based off our retired Humboldt 12hr. The Humboldt LaViolette Edition is the first Humboldt to have a fixed, stainless-steel bezel, making for a classic and understated look. The steel bezel was hand-machined in our Chicago workshop by our Director of Watchmaking, Nathan Bobinchak.

The case back is engraved with Brian's wise words: "The journey is the reward." The Humboldt LaViolette Edition is presented with a waxed canvas watch wallet, multiple strap options, and a strap changing tool.

Our handmade, two-piece leather strap was made by a local craftsman using Chicago-based Horween Leather and tapers from 20 mm to 18 mm at the stainless steel buckle.

Brian- age 4 with his first watch- a Green Bay Packers watch

Inspired by the story of Brian’s very first watch which prominently featured his favorite NFL football team, we have included a secondary dark green and gold canvas strap.

The entire Oak & Oscar team is honored to help provide scholarships to so many deserving students in Brian’s memory.”

Owner Chase Fancher and his dog Oscar

The story of Oak & Oscar is one of guts, perseverance, and beauty. Chase Fancher left his corporate real estate job to start an independent watch brand in Chicago. Starting in 2015, their inaugural model, the Burnham, captured the hearts of watch-lovers all around the world. The brand has gone from strength to strength in recent years, releasing seventeen different watches in in the span of eight years.

Oak & Oscar has firmly established itself as a burgeoning independent brand that sets its self apart from micro-brands in the space by assembling, regulating, and performing quality control in their offices, along with having an in-house watchmaker that can service and make their own parts in case of shortage or emergency.

Quality designs along with high-end finishing like a sandwich (double layer) dial and custom rotor leaves nothing to be desired. Oak & Oscar is the definition of old-school American quality paired with modern, forward-thinking design.

historic watch worn on d-day to be auctioned on november 30th

Sergeant Don Jakeway Is actually portrayed in this iconic painting by Matt Hall. Being being caught in a tree saved him on the “Night of Nights” from drifting into an enemy encampment”

Decorated WWII Paratrooper 82nd Airborne Veteran Sgt. Donald Jakeway wore this Wittnauer military issued watch throughout his time serving in the United States Army. This is the actual watch he wore when he parachuted on the outskirts of Sainte Mere Eglise France at 12:20 AM on June 6, 1944.

He went on to fight in Operation Market Garden and the Battle of Bulge before being severely wounded. For his courage in combat, Sergeant Jakeway was awarded 4 Bronze Stars, two Purple Hearts and the French Legion of Merit.

Sergeant Don Jakeway’s family not only received one heart stopping telegram when he was fighting overseas, but three of them… can you imagine his parents pain?

Before WWII ended, every single 82nd Airborne Paratrooper that is standing next to their D-Day American C-47 airplane was killed in action. Don Jakeway, shown far right, was the only one who came home.

After the War, he felt he had to live a good life to honor every man he lost in his company.

This historic and truly meaningful watch was donated in honor and loving memory, by his son Don Jakeway Jr. and will be auctioned off on November 30th through Rago/Wright Auction House, with 100% of proceeds benefiting Brian’s Foundation. November 30th also marks the day Sgt. Don Jakeway’s passed away in 2019.

Aly and AJ donate watches from their personal collection

Singing Duo and sisters, Aly and AJ Michalka have been performing together since 2004. They both have a passion for vintage watches and they have graciously donated a watch each from their collection.

Aly donated her Autodromo, a watch company that expresses the spirit of motoring through watches blending together a contemporary, minimalist sensibility with mid-century vintage character.

The  Intereuropa with a Nassau Blue dial. Taking its name from the Coppa Intereuropa held at Monza for sporting coupes from 1949-1964 was a support race for the Italian Grand Prix. Cars from the stables of Italian manufacturers that didn’t look out of place on track or in an art gallery. This dual purpose is what inspired this timepiece.

Aj donated her Rowing Blazers X Seiko. This unique Seiko X collaboration watch was inspired by the special friendship between Rowing’ Blazers Founder Jack Carlson and Eric Wind and their mutual passion for sport, nostalgia, travel and of course watches.

This watch also has a special case back emblazoned with one of Rowling Blazers “house codes,” a contemplative skeleton, as a reminder that time flies.

Both watches will be auctioned off on November 30th through Rago/Wright. Online bidding starts on November 12th at wright20.com

Comedian Ronny Cheing donates Luminox Colormark to Watch Project Auction

Ronny Chieng is a Chinese comedian and actor born in Malaysia and raised in New Hampshire and Singapore.  He started performing stand-up in 2009 after graduating with a degree in Law.  You may know him from the movie Crazy Rich Asians and as a senior correspondent on the Daily Show.  He has a new Netflix Comedy special and was recently featured on Hodinkee’s Talking Watches. 

His Luminox Colormark chronograph - Model 3080 - 44mm Quartz Watch features a chronograph and date display.  It was built to provide perfect visibility and accuracy in extreme conditions, this watch is the result of demands by Navy SEALs, Air Force pilots, and FBI agents for timekeeping technology that performs under pressure.

Ronny’s watch will be auctioned off on November 30th through Rago/Wright with online bidding starting at wright20.com.

Long-time supporter of the Foundation donates a beautiful Rolex to Watch Auction

In honor and memory of her late husband Robert Safford, Vicki Parmentier donated this stunning Rolex to the Watch Project to help others in their dreams of higher education.  Both she and Bob believed in the importance of higher education and have supported Brian’s Foundation since its inception in 1992.   

This lady’s 18K yellow gold vintage lady’s Rolex dress wristwatch. The square case measures 14 mm and has an integrated 13.25 mm 18 karat yellow gold herringbone design bracelet. The champagne dial has raised yellow gold markers. Set down the east and west sides of the case are eight round full cut diamonds on each side, approximately .03 carat each. The caliber 1401 manufactured mechanical movement is manually wound. Watch reference number 2983. Serial number 1156647.   

A special thanks to Rummelle’s Jewelers, an authorized Rolex dealer in Green Bay, Wisconsin, for their professional help in checking things over and getting this lot ready for auction. It will be auctioned off with the others on November 30th through Rago/Wright Auction. Online bidding starts on November 12th.

Unique watches up for auction

Jerry Lewis- Dual Face Bueche Girod Watch

Donated by Justin Flom

Jerry Lewis was an American comedian, director, actor, screenwriter, singer, humanitarian and producer. Nicknamed "The King of Comedy", Lewis is regarded as one of the most significant American cultural figures of the 20th century.  He appeared and starred in 60 films with 13 directed by him. 

Long before smart devices, Mr Lewis was able to keep track of time in two different areas of the world with this dual time Bueche Girod quartz watch.   Actually two watches in one, it comes with its original leather band and brass butterfly closure. 

Donated by world renowned magician and friend of the Brian LaViolette Foundation, Justin Flom. 

The Concord Delirium Watch- once the thinnest watch ever made

owned and donated by James McEachin

The Concord Delirium Watch is a scientific feat, an artistic feat, an object of monumental Swiss pride through ETA.  For the first time in history, a quartz timepiece has been created as one integrated masterpiece of design and accuracy and at the time was the thinnest watch ever made. 

James McEachin is a Silver Star, Purple Heart veteran of the Korean War, an accomplished actor, and an award-winning author. He has appeared in nearly 200 movies and television shows and has authored six novels, multiple screenplays, and his one-man play, entitled Above the Call; Beyond the Duty.

The watch is personally engraved with James McEachin's name on the caseback and comes with an original vintage presentation case.

Both watches join over 45 others that will be auctioned off on November 30th to benefit Brian’s Foundation. Learn more under the ‘Watch Project’ tab on our website

Beautiful Vintage Vulcain Cricket once owned by Jose Ferrer up for auction on November 30th

Owned By José Ferrer - Donated by Charlie Dunne, this stunning Vulcain Cricket reference 305012 is an early iteration of the waterproof cases, which would later transition into "S series" references. 

The watch has brilliant provenance formerly belonging to José Ferrer. In 1949, he would become the Nominee for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in Joan of Arc. In 1951. Ferrer became the first Puerto Rican and Hispanic Academy Award winner for his performance in the 1950 film Cyrano de Bergerac. 

During the same year at the 6th Annual Tony Awards, he won both Best Actor-Play for The Shrike, as well as Outstanding Director for The Shrike and The Fourposter. 

Jose was the father of actor Miguel Ferrer, the brother of Rafael Ferrer, the grandfather of actress Tessa Ferrer and the uncle of actor Gerorge Clooney. His contributions to American theatre were recognized in 1981, when he was inducted into the American Theater Hall of Fame. In 1985, he received the National Medal of Arts from President Reagan becoming the first actor so honored.

 This Cricket measures in at 34mm in diameter (41mm lug-to-lug) with a lug width of 18mm. The case is gold plated and is in phenomenal condition. It comes with its original Vulcain strap. The dial features a thin guilloche on the exterior of the dial which is very seldom seen on vintage Vulcain Crickets.

Green Bay native, Tony Shalhoub donates watch to be included in Watch Project Auction

Photo by Getty

When Tony was just six years old, he was introduced to the theater in a school production of King and I and hasn't looked back. After receiving a Master’s degree in Fine Arts from Yale School of Drama, he has earned many accolades and has had a successful acting career. He is best known for his starring roles in the television series Monk, Wings and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

In addition to being recognized for his work with a Golden Globe, six Screen Actors Guild awards and four Primetime Emmy awards, Tony has received four Tony award nominations and a win for his work on Broadway.

Tony Shalhoub graduated from Green Bay East High in Wisconsin and is one of its most famous native sons. He is the second youngest of 10 children born to Joseph and Helen (Seroogy) Shalhoub and credits his family for being a grounding presence in his life throughout his career in Hollywood.

Tony donated his Oceanaut Spada Chronograph Watch to the Brian LaViolette Foundation Watch Project. The watch features a stainless steel case 49mm x 34mm with stainless steel bracelet and a scratch resistant sapphire. It has center hour, minute and seconds hands along with chronograph subdials at 2 & 10 o'clock. Date sub dial at 6 o'clock. After Tony decided to donate the watch to benefit Brian’s Foundation, he wore it one last time on the red carpet and made sure it was a highlight in his photoshoot.

"You've got to know when to hold them"—— Kenny Rogers' wristwatch

Kenny Rogers was a man who wore many hats.  In addition to a Grammy Award winning musician, singer and songwriter, Rogers was also a photographer, record producer, actor entrepreneur and author.  As a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, he scored over 120 hit singles and was one among ‘the highest- selling artists of all time’ and had sold more than 130 million record copies across the world. The ‘USA Today’ and ‘People’ magazine poll, voted him the ‘Favorite Singer of All-Time’. 

Kenny’s wristwatch features an automatic mechanical movement, a black circular dial with luminescent chapters and hands, a window for the date and a rotating bezel. It features a gold-tone and stainless-steel link bracelet with deployant clasp. The verso of the watch is signed "Zodiac No. 606.88.83, while the deployant is signed "Zodiac, No. 316L. 39mm across, 41mm including stem, and only 10 mm thick with the date a three o'clock.

Ty Alexander Photography

Kenny was showing wearing it on his 40th anniversary, 42 Ultimate Hits Album and Billboard tribute in 2004.

 Kenny Rogers watch was donated by Renee and Doug LaViolette. It will be auctioned off on November 30th to benefit Brian’s Foundation. Online bidding starts on November 12th through Rago/Wright Auction House at wright20.com

Rare iconic Heuer 404 Chronograph watch donated by Randall Park

Randall is an actor, comedian, and writer. He is best known for his roles on ABC’s Fresh Off the Boat and HBO’s Veep as well as the 2022 Netflix series, Blockbuster. You may also know him from guest appearances on Community, Community, Curb Your Enthusiasm, New Girl, The Office, ER, CSI, Las Vegas, The Mindy Project, and Reno 911!.

The Heuer 404 Chronograph 34mm stainless chronograph is affectionately known today as the Pre-Carrera and is as one of the most iconic chronographs ever. Released in 1959 and offered until the mid-'60s, the Heuer ref. 404 is incredibly rare due to its short period of production.

In addition to its gorgeously preserved silver dial, it comes with its original baby pushers – so-called for their narrow profile.

This incredibly rare watch, due to its short period of production in 1959 will be auctioned off on November 30th benefiting Brian’s Foundation.

Online bidding starts on November 12th at wright20.com

Condoleezza Rice's donates her personal watch to benefit the Brian LaViolette Foundation

Condoleezza Rice is an American diplomat, political scientist, civil servant and professor who is the current director of the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Dr. Rice was the first African-American woman to serve as Secretary of State and served four years from 2005-2009.

Dr. Rice was one of the first two women to be admitted as members to Augusta National Golf Club and has a love for music. At just 15 years old she played piano with the DenverSymphony and continues to play regularly with different organizations.

This Michele Mini Urban model MW02A00A0001 is stainless steel with a sunburst dial, Swiss movement, sapphire crystal and with the original “patina used” alligator strap.

Condoleezza Rice’s watch will be auctioned off on November 30th through Rago/Wright at wright20.com. Online bidding starts on November 12th.