iwc yacht club ii gold

Yacht Club II "Never Polished"

18ct yellow gold automatic.

One of the coolest watches to come out of the 1970's the IWC Yacht Club II is an admiring 'tip of the hat' to Gerald Genta's Royal Oak. This rare solid gold example from 1978 has come to us in unbeleivably crisp condition having seen little to no wear over the last 40 years. Presented with its extract from the IWC archives and covered by our 2 year warranty. 

Stock No. 5139

Material: 18ct yellow gold, movement: automatic iwc calibre 3254, box: watch club box, papers: extract from the archives, strap: yellow gold, our price: sold, you may also like.

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Portugieser Yacht Club Chronograph

Stainless steel case, Automatic winding, Diameter 44.6 mm, Blue dial with luminescence, Stainless steel bracelet, Strap width 22.0 mm.

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Watch Details

• Stainless steel case
• Diameter 44.6 mm
• Height 14.3 mm
• Screw in crown
• See-through sapphire glass back
• Water resistance 10.0 bar

• 89361 Calibre
• IWC-manufactured movement
• Automatic winding
• 68 hours power reserve
• Frequency 28'800 VPH (4 Hz)
• 299 Components
• Côtes de Genève

• Small hacking seconds
• Sapphire glass, convex, antireflective coating on both sides
• Date display
• Flyback function
• Hour and minute counters combined in a totalizer at 12 o’clock
• Chronograph function with hours, minutes and seconds

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Thanks to its ruggedness and water-resistance, the Portugieser Yacht Club Chronograph is the perfect companion on deck and ashore.

As a nautical sports watch, the Portugieser Yacht Club Chronograph combines timeless elegance with ruggedness and a 6 bar water-resistance. These characteristics make it an extremely versatile timepiece that exudes a beautiful figure both on water and on land. The filigree bezel and flat case ring lend the stainless-steel case with its 44-millimetre diameter expressly elegant proportions. The dial of this sporty chronograph impresses with typical Portugieser design features such as the characteristic minute scale and the appliquéd Arabic numerals. This model combines a blue dial with rhodium-plated hands and appliqués. The IWC-manufactured 89361 calibre with flyback function displays the stopped times combined in a single totalizer at "12 o’clock" and features a power reserve of 68 hours. The high-quality stainless-steel bracelet with polished and satin-finished surfaces ensures a perfect fit on the wrist.

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IWC Yacht Club II 3311 Quartz – Gerald Genta

The Yacht Club II, penned by Gerald Genta, has been undervalued for most of its existence. Only in the last two years has the demand for the models with integrated steel bracelet exploded. From our point of view, there is still no end in sight. Especially the steel models are in high demand. An increase in value is still to be expected. This model has minior patina on case and bracelet but technically great.

The rhodium gray dial is in almost perfect condition, as the hands are.

This cool monochrome watch is a beautiful example of the 1980s Genta Designs.

Case and bracelet have been polished during the years but are still in good shape.

IWC Caliber 2250 The steel bracelet fits up to about 19cm wrist circumference.

• High quality Watchurbia watch box
• Certificate incl. photos
• Service report
• Warranty certificate

34 mm measured without crown

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⇠ Exclusive Timepieces 20 –⁠ 21 April 2024 | Monaco

277 IWC Very Rare and Attractive, Yacht Club II, Automatic Wristwatch in Yellow Gold, Diamond-set Bezel, With Extract from the Archives and Service, Reference 9129

Estimate: €10,000 –⁠ 20,000

Sold (Premium) €14,300

Model: Yacht Club II Reference: 9129 Case Material: Yellow Gold and Diamonds Bracelet Material: Yellow Gold Year: 1979 Movement: Automatic Caliber: 3254 Case N°: 2241958 Dimensions: 38 mm Signed: Dial, Movement and Case Accessories: Extract from the Archives and Service In 1868, the visionary American engineer and watchmaker Florentine Ariosto Jones founded the International Watch Company (IWC) with a groundbreaking vision: to seamlessly blend Swiss craftsmanship with cutting-edge engineering technology from the U.S. Fast forward to the 1970s, a pivotal era in watch design, when IWC sought the collaboration of the legendary watch designer Gerald Genta. Renowned for his distinctive style that left an indelible mark on Swiss watches of the ’70s, Genta crafted his iteration of the IWC Yacht Club, a design that shared the stage with his iconic creations for Patek Philippe Nautilus and Audemars Piguet Royal Oak. The IWC Yacht Club II Ref. 9129, produced in the latter half of the 1970s, specifically in 1979, stands as a beacon of rarity in the watch collector’s realm. Uniquely configured, this timepiece is a treasure in very nice conditions, showcasing sharp angles and fully crafted in resplendent yellow gold. The screw-back case and solid gold bracelet add to the robust elegance of this rare find. The champagne dial, adorned with baton hour indexes, harmonizes seamlessly with the yellow-gold composition. A discreet date window at 3 o’clock adds practicality without compromising the watch’s aesthetic allure. The true rarity lies in the bezel, unusually embellished with 12 brilliant-cut diamonds, each marking the hours with captivating brilliance. It’s essential to note that the present watch stands as the automatic iteration of the Yacht Club II, propelled by the caliber 3254. This extraordinary watch is accompanied by an IWC service and an extract from the archives, confirming its material, movement, and sale in 1979 in Muscat. A true collector’s gem, the IWC Yacht Club II Ref. 9129 is a timeless embodiment of innovation, craftsmanship, and the artistic vision of two horological pioneers—Florentine Ariosto Jones and Gerald Genta.

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Yacht Club II Jumbo 18-Carat Yellow Gold 3312

This watch was featured at the "timepiece bloom" auction.

Specification

Case	Octagonal case in 18k yellow gold, brushed and polished, fixed bezel in 18k yellow gold, brushed and polished, screw-down solid gold caseback, setting crown at 3 o’clock with ‘fish’ symbol embossed
Bracelet	Yacht Club integrated bracelet in 18k yellow gold, double folding clasp, safety catch with IWC logo engraved
Dial	Black vertically textured ‘sigma’ dial, signed ‘IWC International Watch Co. Schaffhausen’, applied ‘stick’ hour indexes accompanied by luminous dots, ‘obelisk’ hour and minute hands, luminous, ‘stick’ sweep seconds hand, date aperture at 3 o’clock; original Tritium, Zeiger: original, Tritium
Movement	Quartz movement, functions: hours, minutes, seconds, date
Ref.	3312
Case No.	2255***
D=	39mm
Year	Approx 1978

Condition report

Case:	Very good, sharp edges, only small signs of wear
Bracelet:	Very good, sharp edges, only small signs of wear
Dial:	Mint condition
Movement:	Very good, all functions working properly

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The commission is to be subtracted from the hammer price paid by the buyer. The commission amount is calculated based on the following model:

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Ineichen reserves the right to combine or separate individual lots in the auction catalogue, to offer them out of sequence or not to put them up for auction. Bids, calls and knockdowns below any limits are permitted.

The objects will be auctioned in the condition they are in at the moment of the knockdown. Every interested party shall have the opportunity to inform himself personally about the condition of the object at the exhibition preceding the auction or by requesting additional information from Ineichen Auctioneers. The description of the object in the auction catalogue has only the character of an expression of opinion and does not constitute a warranty of qualities. Ineichen is not liable for incorrect descriptions or incorrect information regarding origin, date, age, provenance, condition or authenticity, nor for any other open or hidden defects. With the exception of the following provision, any kind of warranty by Ineichen is excluded in its entirety and to the extent permitted by law. The seller's liability towards the buyer is also excluded in its entirety and to the extent permitted by law.

If a buyer provides Ineichen with written proof within 30 days after the auction of an object (knockdown) that the object is a forgery, Ineichen may declare the withdrawal from the purchase contract on behalf of the seller and refund the knockdown price and value added tax, if: a) the object is returned to Ineichen within 14 days after this notification in the same condition as it was at the time of the knockdown; b) Ineichen has not yet handed over or transferred the knockdown price to the seller. Ineichen may require the buyer to obtain expert opinions from two independent experts at his own expense in order to prove the existence of a forgery. Ineichen is in no way bound by such expert opinions and explicitly reserves the right to obtain additional expert opinions at its own expense.

All claims of the buyer against Ineichen and the seller are limited to the reimbursement of the hammer price and value added tax. Further or other claims of the buyer against Ineichen and the seller are excluded in their entirety and to the extent permitted by law.

Ownership Rights Transmission

The benefit and risk of the objects shall pass to the buyer upon acceptance of the bid. The objects will only be handed over to the buyer after full payment of the hammer price and VAT. The objects may be collected immediately after the auction or at the latest 30 days thereafter after prior notification by telephone at the business premises of Ineichen during normal business hours. In case of objects which have not been collected 10 days after this date, Ineichen is entitled to have them stored at the buyer's expense and risk.

Shipment & Pickup

Shipping costs are NOT included in the prices you see on Ineichen’s website. The shipping method can vary depending on your shipping address, country, and region.

We offer the following shipping methods:

- Collect Your Item at Our Office

Please note: Since Ineichen is a VAT-registered business, we must charge VAT on the items that we sell in Switzerland. The buyers who choose to collect their item(s) at our office in Switzerland, will be additionally charged 8.1% VAT on the hammer price of the purchased item(s).

Swiss VAT Refund

The 8.1% VAT can be refunded if the item is purchased and exported by a customer whose residence is outside Switzerland.

Residence in a country outside Switzerland must be demonstrated by means of a valid passport.

Ineichen will provide the buyer with a tax refund form, so the buyer would be able to get a tax refund when leaving Switzerland.

-  International Shipping

Tibbett+Britten Unique AG Freight West P.O. Box 8058 Zurich-Airport Phone: +41 44 804 20 00 Fax: +41 44 804 20 09 E-mail:  [email protected]

Why We Use Swiss Freeports

Freeports are privately run warehouses, in which goods can be stored without triggering the payment of customs duty and VAT.

VAT and customs duty are only payable at the destination country when the goods leave the freeport.

On top of that, freeports offer a high degree of security and privacy.

Switzerland has a long tradition in customs warehouses, going back as far as 1888 when the Geneva Freeport was founded.

Freeports, or duty-free warehouses, are part of the Swiss customs territory and are supervised by the Swiss Customs Administration.

Ineichen Auctioneers stores some of the goods at the Zurich Freeport. Please note, that if you have won a lot that is stored at the Zurich Freeport, you are responsible for paying costs associated with customs clearance, Swiss VAT, and shipping costs (where applicable). Please read the information below to learn more.

What is Zurich Freeport

Zurich Freeport is a secure area where goods can be imported and stored without paying customs duties. Customs duty becomes payable only when the goods, enter the domestic market of Switzerland – and none are payable if they are re-exported outside the Swiss customs territory.  

- Worldwide shipping from the Zurich Freeport. Please be aware that you will be charged shipping costs  on top of the payment of items.  

- Pick up from Zurich Freeport. Please be aware that you will be additionally charged customs clearance fees and Swiss VAT (8.1%)

- Pick up from our office in Zurich. Please be aware that you will be additionally charged shipping cost, Swiss VAT (8.1%) and customs clearance fees

Shipping From a Remote Warehouse

In case the item is located in a remote warehouse outside Switzerland, we will ship it to the Zurich Freeport. The shipping will take some time, depending on the location of the remote warehouse.

Once the item has been delivered to the Zurich Freeport, it will be shipped to the buyer. Please see the “Zurich Freeport” section above to learn more.

VAT Details

All import duties, VAT and taxes are NOT included in the price that’s displayed in our website. Swiss VAT at the standard rate of 8.1% will be added to the total invoice amount for customers in Switzerland. 

CITES Certification and Shipment of Alligator Straps

When purchasing a watch, please note that we always remove the alligator leather straps from the watches and ship them separately from the watch due to the CITES restrictions.

CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) is an international agreement between governments. Its aim is to ensure that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival.

Authenticity Guarantee

All lots are offered for sale in the condition which they are in at the time of sale.

All our watches are fully inspected and fully authenticated by our in-house watchmakers, and we ensure they meet our high condition standards.

We provide a lifetime authenticity guarantee to the buyer, that the lot is not a “counterfeit”. For these purposes, a “counterfeit” means a lot that in Ineichen’s reasonable opinion is an imitation created to deceive as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source, where the correct description of such matters is not reflected by the description in the catalogue.

What Happens to Unsold Lots at Auction

Here are some possible scenarios for unsold lots:

- After auction offers

There may be multiple bids on the item but if the Reserve price isn’t met (see the “Reserve Price” section”) Ineichen is under no obligation to sell. If the Seller agrees to reconsider the reserve, Ineichen might offer the unsold lot to a SINGLE nearest underbidder, whose bid was the closest to the reserve.

- Different method of sale (Private Sale)

If the watch seller agrees, Ineichen might decide to put the watch back on the market via Private Sale. While at auction there are multiple interested bidders competing against each other, in private sales the price is agreed and fixed, and the sale is wholly confidential and not public.

Disclaimer for Auction Sales by Ineichen Zurich AG

Please note that watches sold at our auction are not currently housed at Ineichen Zurich AG's warehouse but are stored with a trusted partner company. Upon the completion of the auction, these watches will be delivered to Ineichen Zurich AG and subjected to a thorough inspection by our specialists.

Ineichen Zurich AG cannot guarantee the match of the watch's quality to the described condition until our specialist has had the opportunity to personally examine the item. Should our assessment reveal any discrepancies from the initial description, the client will be promptly notified of the condition.

In such cases, we are committed to ensuring our clients' satisfaction and offer the right to cancel the order should the client find the reassessed condition of the watch unsatisfactory.

Acceptance of Terms: By checking the box, the client acknowledges and agrees to the terms outlined in this disclaimer. This action confirms the client's understanding and acceptance that the quality and condition of the watch will be verified by Ineichen Zurich AG's specialists upon receipt from our partner company, and that there is a process in place for addressing any discrepancies between the described and actual condition of the watch.

We appreciate your understanding and trust in our process to ensure the authenticity and quality of your purchase.

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Chelyabinsk

Sunrise and sunset times in Chelyabinsk

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Welcome! On our site you can always get up to date and detailed information about sunset time in Chelyabinsk. The exact time of sunrise and sunset will be useful not only for people who like to gaze at the starlight sky, but also photographers, who can catch the most picturesque frame at the junction of day and night. Sometimes you just want to sit and watch the sunrise. It’s beautiful and easy to catch. This site can help you to do it. We do the most accurate calculations for Chelyabinsk and provide the most relevant information.

To get the data for anywhere you need to choose your city from the list. If you can not find the city you are looking for, please, mark it on the map or enter the coordinates. 28 august 2024 (on wednesday), sunrise time in Chelyabinsk: 05:54:23 , sunset time: 07:59:39 . Length of the day is 14:05:16. Maximum elevation above horizon is +44°29′40″. The sun reaches its zenith at 12:57:01 .

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Calculation of data ( 8/28/2024  UTC +05:00 )

• Local time 3:06:12 AM
• Elevation above the horizon −19°41′08″
• Hour angle ➜ 32°39′55″ NE
• Distance from Earth to Sun 93,902,191.59
• End of the night 3:27:14 AM
• Sunrise time 5:54:23 AM
• Astronomical noon (Solar noon, Zenith) — in relation to the celestial body, for example to the sun, zenith is the highest point reached by the sun in the process of visible movement in orbit, relative to the observer." aria-label="Tooltip"> Solar noon 12:57:01 PM
• Sunset time 7:59:39 PM
• Beginning of the night 10:26:48 PM
• Nadir 12:57:01 AM
• Day length 14:05:16 ( −4:21 )
• Horizontal angle of sunrise ➜ 74°23′50″ E
• Horizontal angle of sunset ➜ 285°39′01″ W
• Next september equinox 9/22/2024, 9:43:12
• The next morning blue hour 5:15:13 AM — 5:30:39 AM
• The next morning golden hour 5:30:39 AM — 6:43:35 AM
• The next evening golden hour 7:10:28 PM — 8:23:24 PM
• The next evening blue hour 8:23:24 PM — 8:38:50 PM

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Sun Graph for Chelyabinsk in 2024

With the help of the graph, you can determine and visually track the change in all parameters over time; to understand in what period of the year what time it is getting darker and darker; how many hours does a day of light in Chelyabinsk and how its duration (length or longitude) varies.

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• Nautical twilight
• Civil twilight
• June Solstice
• December Solstice
• March Equinox
• September Equinox
• To summer time
• To winter time

Chart for period

With the help of the graph, you can determine and visually track the change in all parameters over time; to understand in what period of the year what time it is getting darker and darker; how many hours does a day of light in Chelyabinsk and how its duration (length or longitude) varies. To convert to a graph, all data is available - select the item of interest from the drop-down list and set the time range.

Select an area to change the scale

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Schedule of sunrise and sunset time in Chelyabinsk

The calculation table displays summary data for the selected period. They are convenient to use when you need, for example, to determine the average length of a day in this year or month. Or get data, such as the time of dawn, in the form of a list in order to print them later or form a graph. To set the period, click on the calendar to the right of the date. To print a table - use the appropriate button to the right of the period indication form. Today 28 august 2024 year.

2024	Sun					Astronomical twilight
							Nautical twilight
	sunrise time	Zenith	sunset time	Day length
								Civil twilight
8/28	5:54 AM	12:57 PM	7:59 PM	14:05:16	−4:21	3:27 AM	4:25 AM	5:15 AM	8:38 PM	9:28 PM	10:26 PM
8/29	5:56 AM	12:56 PM	7:57 PM	14:00:55	−4:21	3:30 AM	4:28 AM	5:17 AM	8:36 PM	9:25 PM	10:22 PM
8/30	5:58 AM	12:56 PM	7:54 PM	13:56:32	−4:23	3:33 AM	4:30 AM	5:19 AM	8:33 PM	9:22 PM	10:19 PM
8/31	6:00 AM	12:56 PM	7:52 PM	13:52:09	−4:23	3:36 AM	4:33 AM	5:21 AM	8:30 PM	9:19 PM	10:15 PM
9/1	6:01 AM	12:55 PM	7:49 PM	13:47:47	−4:22	3:40 AM	4:35 AM	5:23 AM	8:28 PM	9:16 PM	10:11 PM
9/2	6:03 AM	12:55 PM	7:47 PM	13:43:23	−4:24	3:43 AM	4:37 AM	5:25 AM	8:25 PM	9:13 PM	10:07 PM
9/3	6:05 AM	12:55 PM	7:44 PM	13:38:59	−4:24	3:46 AM	4:40 AM	5:27 AM	8:22 PM	9:10 PM	10:04 PM

Table of height and distance to the Sun

2024	Sunrise hour angle	Sunset hour angle	Midday altitude	Declination	Right ascension	Angular diameter	Distance from Earth to Sun
8/27	+74°23′50″	+285°39′01″	+44°20′17″	+9°38′05″	+156°56′35″	31′39″	93,902,415.33
8/28	+74°56′32″	+285°06′22″	+43°58′56″	+9°16′48″	+157°51′15″	31′40″	93,881,884.54
8/29	+75°29′19″	+284°33′38″	+43°37′27″	+8°55′22″	+158°45′50″	31′40″	93,861,011.48
8/30	+76°02′09″	+284°00′51″	+43°15′49″	+8°33′47″	+159°40′20″	31′41″	93,839,781.63
8/31	+76°35′04″	+283°27′59″	+42°54′03″	+8°12′04″	+160°34′45″	31′41″	93,818,186.26
9/1	+77°08′02″	+282°55′03″	+42°32′09″	+7°50′13″	+161°29′06″	31′42″	93,796,222.29
9/2	+77°41′04″	+282°22′04″	+42°10′07″	+7°28′14″	+162°23′23″	31′42″	93,773,891.74

Sun in Chelyabinsk today, by hours

Time	Elevation above the horizon	Hour angle	Declination	Right ascension
12:00 AM	−24°07′36″	+166°06′25″	+9°40′49″	+156°49′27″
1:00 AM	−25°10′24″	+181°06′35″	+9°39′56″	+156°51′45″
2:00 AM	−23°48′06″	+196°06′45″	+9°39′03″	+156°54′03″
3:00 AM	−20°10′29″	+211°06′54″	+9°38′10″	+156°56′21″
4:00 AM	−14°40′26″	+226°07′05″	+9°37′17″	+156°58′39″
5:00 AM	−7°45′55″	+241°07′15″	+9°36′25″	+157°00′56″
6:00 AM	+05′39″	+256°07′25″	+9°35′32″	+157°03′14″
7:00 AM	+8°29′22″	+271°07′36″	+9°34′39″	+157°05′30″
8:00 AM	+17°01′48″	+286°07′48″	+9°33′46″	+157°07′47″
9:00 AM	+25°18′23″	+301°07′59″	+9°32′53″	+157°10′03″
10:00 AM	+32°49′58″	+316°08′11″	+9°32′00″	+157°12′19″
11:00 AM	+38°59′38″	+331°08′24″	+9°31′07″	+157°14′35″
12:00 PM	+43°03′01″	+346°08′36″	+9°30′14″	+157°16′50″
1:00 PM	+44°19′34″	+1°08′49″	+9°29′21″	+157°19′05″
2:00 PM	+42°33′54″	+16°09′01″	+9°28′28″	+157°21′21″
3:00 PM	+38°06′44″	+31°09′13″	+9°27′34″	+157°23′36″
4:00 PM	+31°40′26″	+46°09′26″	+9°26′41″	+157°25′52″
5:00 PM	+23°58′31″	+61°09′38″	+9°25′48″	+157°28′08″
6:00 PM	+15°36′28″	+76°09′49″	+9°24′54″	+157°30′24″
7:00 PM	+7°02′24″	+91°10′01″	+9°24′01″	+157°32′40″
8:00 PM	−1°19′36″	+106°10′12″	+9°23′07″	+157°34′57″
9:00 PM	−9°06′05″	+121°10′22″	+9°22′14″	+157°37′14″
10:00 PM	−15°51′45″	+136°10′33″	+9°21′20″	+157°39′32″
11:00 PM	−21°08′47″	+151°10′43″	+9°20′27″	+157°41′49″

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— What is better than winning gold at the Olympics? Winning gold at the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia on Saturday (Feb. 15) — because on that day, and that day alone, earning a gold medal also means being awarded a piece of a rock that fell from space. Saturday marks exactly one year since a small near-Earth asteroid entered the Earth's atmosphere over Russia and exploded over the Chelyabinsk Oblast (region). Regarded as the most widely-witnessed strike in modern history, the Chelyabinsk meteor was also the largest recorded natural object to have fallen from space since 1908. The space rock broke into hundreds, if not thousands, of small fragments, which rained down over the area's snow- covered fields. Over the past year, many fragments of the Chelyabinsk meteorite have been recovered, with some of the pieces heading to labs for study, many landing on the collectors' market, others going to museums and a small set being placed aside for a special set of medallions. Ten of those medals will be presented to those who place gold at the Sochi 2014 Olympics on the anniversary of the Chelyabinsk meteor fall.

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"We will hand out our medals to all the athletes who will win gold on that day [Feb. 15], because both the meteorite strike and the Olympic Games are global events," Alexei Betekhtin, culture minister for the Chelyabinsk region, said in a statement. In total, 50 of the meteorite-adorned medallions have been minted. In addition to the those that will be awarded to the Olympic committees of those nations whose athletes win gold medals Saturday, one is being given to the regional Chelyabinsk museum, another will stay in Sochi and the remainder will be offered to private collections. The medallions, which were crafted out of gold and silver, feature a design that was inspired by the footage of the meteor's fall as captured by car-mounted dash cams. The videos from that day quickly went viral, shared across the planet by social media. The meteorite pieces are affixed in a small indentation at the center of the medals. The meteorite medals are not replacing the Olympic gold medals awarded to athletes on Saturday, contrary to some media reports. The Chelyabinsk medals will be presented to the athletes separately and not as part of the traditional podium ceremony. The ten meteorite-embedded awards will be bestowed to the gold medal athletes competing in speedskating (men's 1500), short-track speedskating (women's 1000 and men's 1500), cross-country skiing (women's relay), ski jumping (men's K-125), Alpine skiing (women's super giant slalom) and skeleton (men's) events.

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Today, small fragments (2 to 3 grams) of the Chelyabinsk meteorite sell for $50 to $75. Larger fragments (between 5 and 10 grams) typically sell for $200 and above. The shock wave from the meteor damaged thousands of buildings in the Chelyabinsk Oblast, resulting in more than 1,500 people seeking medical help. Injuries ranged from cuts due to shattered glass windows, eye pain due to the brightness of the flash, ultraviolet burns and, in one of two serious injuries reported, a broken spine. The damage from the meteor explosion was estimated by the oblast's governor to be more than one billion rubles (or about $33 million US).