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Blue Water Yacht Club

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40° 38' 36.5208'' N 73° 32' 24.9108'' W

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Bluewater Announces The 2024 Superyacht Chef Competition – Everything You Need To Know

Bluewater is delighted to present the   2024 Superyacht Chef Competition , in partnership with   Yacht Club de Monaco and La Belle Classe Academy .

This is the 14th event for Bluewater and the 5th co-hosted with the talented team at Monaco Yacht Club. This event is unique in that it brings together yacht owners and yacht club members with their captains and crew, all cheering on their chefs!

The tension is palpable. The first three chefs are called for round 1, the mystery boxes are unveiled, the audience is given 60 seconds to choose an ingredient to add in,   Michelin starred Chef Glenn Viel   is watching over their shoulder,   gastronomic TV and radio presenter Vincent Ferniot   is holding court getting ready to start the countdown of 40 minutes, the chefs are in the pantry perusing a wide range of luxury produce and exotic condiments from   Metro and Gourmet Deliveries , all to add to the spectacular recipe they’re working through in their heads…

Then we do it all again for two more rounds, with more mystery boxes, before heading into the grand finale after lunch.

2018: When It All Began

In 2018, Bulewater organised their first event with Monaco Yacht Club, which was   chaired by H.S.H. Prince Albert II   in the final round. It was a remarkable event!  

This year, we have Chef Glenn VIEL, a three-star chef at the Oustau de Baumière and a member of the Top Chef jury, joining us.   Chef Joël Garault, the president of Goûts et Saveurs,   will supervise the proceedings, and we will have   Chef Marco Tognon , the 2023 winner, on the panel.  

Additionally,   Chef Duncan Biggs from Ocean Wave Monaco   will oversee the produce being used and discarded as our ‘anti-gaspillage’ judge.

You can check out the full   jury line-up here .  

Bluewater’s Director and co-founder, Peter Bennett,   commented:

‘This event grows year on year along with the prestige which comes with it for those who compete and go on to win. Chef Marco Tognon is an exceptional chef and we’re pleased to be welcoming him back as a jury member this year. As part of his prize for being crowned the 2023 Superyacht Chef Competition winner, he created a signature dish for the Monaco Yacht Club members at a special dinner on 14th March, working with the talented Yacht Club chefs. It was a fantastic evening and we’re proud to have Marco on our ONE Account fleet with MY PLANET NINE’.

Bluewater’s Director of Training, John Wyborn,   expressed his enthusiasm for the annual chef competition:

‘This event is a thrilling experience for everyone involved, with Michelin-star judges overseeing the competition among talented yacht chefs. Bluewater has been in the industry for 33 years, and this competition highlights the great strides the industry has made since then, with exceptionally high standards expected from all crew members onboard. Bluewater takes pride in collaborating with the Monaco Yacht Club and La Belle Classe Academy to organize the 5th Superyacht Chef Competition’.  

• 09.50-13.40:   Three rounds, each with three chefs.
• 13.40-14.30:   Jury deliberation and lunch break. Food trucks will be available.
• 14.00-17.00:   The Bluewater and GDT bar serving complimentary drinks.
• 14.30:   Announce the three finalists! Straight into the grand finale.
• 16.45-18:00:   Announce the winner. Unmissable prize-giving ceremony.  

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If you would like further details on the event and the list of the chefs competing, please   click here .  

Our   head of recruitment, Sharon Rose,   has confirmed the 9 participants this year with our friends at Monaco Yacht Club, but is remaining tight-lipped with any comments on front contenders!   ‘The talent this year is exceptional, it’s going to be a tough one for the judges, and I can’t wait to see Marco Tognon sitting on the panel! It will be a fantastic day.

If you would like to attend,   pre-registration is essential   to gain access.

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Michael Pillig's widow sues Blue Water Yacht Club in Merrick, alleges negligence in his death

Nassau County police responded to a call on June 10, 2022, saying a man had fallen in the water at the Blue Water Yacht Club & Dryland in Merrick.  Credit: John Scalese

The widow of a Nassau County man who died at a Merrick marina last year has sued the facility’s owner-operator, alleging negligence in his death. 

In the suit, filed Aug. 25 in state Supreme Court in Nassau County, Suzette Pillig of Merrick alleged that her husband, Michael E. Pillig, drowned June 10, 2022, after falling through a gap in a floating dock at Blue Water Yacht Club on Bayberry Avenue. 

Named as defendants are Bayberry LLC, which owns the site, Bayberry-Kodiak Corp., which operates it, and Gary’s Marine Service, which does business there. According to the suit, all three companies are tied to Gary A. Panasuk, who according to state records is the CEO of the marine service company. 

The defendants “negligently and carelessly allowed and/or permitted a dangerous wide opening to exist” at the site and did not block the area off or put up warning signs, even though they knew or should have known people would have been walking there, according to the suit. The suit requests a “substantial sum of money as a result of the wrongful death” but does not specify damages.

Panasuk told Newsday he believed the dock was in good working order at the time of Pillig's death, and that the marina had passed Hempstead Town inspection and met industry standards. He said he had ownership stakes in the companies being sued but had been retired for over a decade.

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“I don’t see how they were negligent,” said Panasuk, who lives upstate near Lake Ontario. “If this was a real dangerous situation, I’d think the 250 to 300 customers there would be complaining about it.” 

He called Pillig “a gentleman” who kept a boat at the marina since before 2013. 

Suzette Pillig could not be reached, and Frank Torres, the Uniondale lawyer who filed the suit on her behalf, did not respond to requests for comment.

No one responded to a message left on voicemail at the marina and Gary’s Marine Service, which share a phone number, and the complaint did not list lawyers for any of the defendant companies.

It was not immediately possible to locate Hempstead records to corroborate Panasuk’s assertion that the marina had passed municipal inspection. 

Online obituaries said Michael Pillig was 53. A 2022 Nassau County police news release with details matching the date and location given in the lawsuit did not name Pillig, but said police responded to a 10:18 a.m. call for a 53-year-old man who had fallen in the water, “located the victim and pulled him onto the dock where he was pronounced deceased by a Merrick Fire Department Emergency Medical Technician.” 

Police did not respond to an interview request, and Merrick fire chiefs could not immediately be reached.

Nicholas Spangler is a general assignment reporter and has worked at Newsday since 2010.

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The Updated IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide, the First IWC with a Silicon Hairspring

For the first time, iwc schaffhausen relies on innovative silicon material in one of its manufacture movements..

This year, IWC brings the emblematic Portugieser collection under the spotlight, introducing several stunning new additions to the collection, including the impressive Eternal Calendar and updates to several iconic models, such as the chronograph and the 7-day Automatic . On the occasion of Watches and Wonders Shanghai, the brand unveils a new version of its Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide . Now available in steel with an obsidian black dial, this sportier model debuts an updated movement featuring a silicon hairspring for the first time at IWC.

Originally presented in 2020, the gold Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide introduced a complication that could not be more appropriate for the nautical-themed “Yacht Club” sub-collection. The original, specific functionality of the model relies on two sub-counters linked to moon phases and tide calculations.  

The sub-dial at 6 o’clock displays the expected times for the next high and low tides. The interval between two high tides is consistently 12 hours and 24 minutes. After an initial calibration (via the crown) using tide tables for a specific location, the indicator remains highly accurate, with a deviation of only 10 minutes over 100 years.

The double moon phase display at 12 o’clock, featuring IWC’s signature double moon for both hemispheres, has been enhanced to indicate spring and neap tides. This provides valuable information about the tide’s strength. Spring tides, which bring particularly high water levels, occur during the full moon and new moon phases.

This new iteration of the Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide introduces a more modern, sportier aesthetic to the model. Now crafted in steel, the case is still 44.6mm in diameter but is now water-resistant to 100m. The Obsidian Black dial is subtly enhanced with red and blue accents, adding a dynamic touch to the overall design.

One of the key upgrades is related to the movement powering these two complications. The new calibre 82836, an evolution of the 82835, marks IWC’s first use of a silicon hairspring. Operating at 4Hz, the balance is visible through the exhibition caseback. The automatic winding mechanism employs a Pellaton system, enhanced with virtually wear-free ceramic components, and builds up a power reserve of 60 hours in the mainspring.

Although the brand hasn’t provided further details, this first model to feature a  silicon hairspring is likely not the last. While opinions on modern silicon hairsprings vary, this material offers undeniable technical advantages. This synthetic material is thermally stable, non-magnetic, lightweight, durable, and ideal for crafting hairsprings that outperform those made from traditional metal alloys. Silicon hairsprings have been around for about 20 years, initially restricted to a few brands by a patent held by CSEM as part of a collaboration between the Swatch Group, Patek Philippe, and Rolex (plus Ulysse Nardin). With the patent now expired, and despite new patents being filed, it was expected that more brands would start using silicon hairsprings. For more details, check out our article here .

The steel IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide (reference IW344002) is presented on a stainless steel bracelet with brushed H-links and polished centre links. A pair of pushers release its folding buckle and features a fine-adjustment system. The price is set at CHF 22,000 .

For more information, please visit www.iwc.com .

Technical specifications – IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide Stainless Steel

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Good luck with an almost 45mm watch in this day and age. 41-42mm would be much nicer in my very personal opinion and much closer to the sweet spot of 40-42mm for a sports or sporty watch. 13.4mm height is very good for the complications this watch offers!

Size and price aside, this watch looks GOOD.

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Yacht rock: the new IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide boasts the brand’s first silicon hairspring

This year has been all about the Portugieser for IWC. At Watches & Wonders Geneva, the Schaffhausen brand unveiled a variety of new colourful dials and interesting designs for the collection – the highlight being the epoch-defining Portugieser Eternal Calendar . At Watches & Wonders Shanghai, the love continues, with IWC bringing the Portugieser back to its roots while also introducing its first movement with a silicon hairspring. For those that don’t know, the design of the original Portugieser ref. 325 from 1939 was inspired by deck observation watches – harking back to the glamour of seafaring and the Age of Exploration . The new IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide IW344002, however, is all about the glamour of recreational yachting, offering an innovative take on a tide indicator.

The original ref. 325 was IWC’s first oversized watch intended for civilians, measuring up at an enormous-for-the-time 41.5mm. The Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide is big by modern standards, too, measuring 44.6mm in diameter and 13.4mm thick. That’s bigger than most pilot’s watches IWC offers – but in this instance, bigger is better, as it allows extra real estate for its namesake complications. More on those in a second. In any case, IWC’s modern Portugieser Yacht Club collection has been home to larger, brassier takes on the Portugieser ever since its introduction in 2010, and the Yacht Club Moon & Tide follows in that tradition.

The Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide was first introduced in 2020 with the red gold ref. IW344001 . This model in stainless steel brings the heft factor down somewhat, while also featuring a better water-resistance rating (100 metres versus the ref. IW344001’s 60 metres). Otherwise, the new stainless steel ref. IW344002’s case features an identical design to its red gold sibling, flaunting a beautifully polished bezel, stout lugs and a crown guard that almost looks like two pushers.

Fans of 2024 Portugieser novelties like the Hand-Wound Tourbillon Day & Night and its mesmerising obsidian black dial will be pleased to hear that the new Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide also sports this stygian tone. In fact, it’s one of only two regular-production Portugiesers to feature this combination of an obsidian black dial and a stainless steel case, the other being the Portugieser Chronograph.

At the 12 o’clock position, one can find a “Double Moon” moonphase indicator, which displays the moon phase as seen from the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, and is accurate for 125 years – not bad. Additionally, it also shows spring and neap tides. A spring tide (which has nothing to do with the season) is the greatest difference between how high the water is at high tide and how low it is at low tide. By the way, if you’ve ever heard the term king tide, that’s just an especially high spring tide. These typically happen at full moon and new moon. A neap tide is the smallest difference in tidal range. Make sense?

Speaking of tides, at the 6 o’clock position, you’ll find the tide indicator, which helps the wearer track the slightly shifting times for high and low tides. High tides occur roughly every 12 hours and 24 minutes – however, the Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide compensates for this thanks to a reduction gear with three wheels, converting the hourly rhythm of normal time-telling into the slower rotation of the tidal disc by rotating the tide disc by 24 minutes between high tides.

In typical IWC fashion, both the tide indicator and Double Moon display are minimalist but highly legible, with subtle pops of contrast provided by lettering in red and blue breaking up the dial’s otherwise monochromatic look. The seconds hand is also tipped in red, while a colour-matched date window can be found at 3 o’clock. It’s classically elegant Portugieser fare.

The movement

The clever display of this Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide IW344002 is all thanks to the new calibre 82836, which is identical to the 2020 model’s calibre 82835 save for one key change: the introduction of a silicon hairspring. To tell the truth, I was surprised to hear that this movement is IWC’s first with a silicon hairspring, considering how prolific the tech is even among brands and movements far less developed than IWC. Of course, the advantages of silicon hairsprings are manifold: silicon is inherently anti-magnetic, thermally stable, doesn’t deform like a traditional hairspring, and doesn’t require lubrication, among other properties.

Some traditionalists say the use of silicon removes some of the artistry from watchmaking – and silicon hairsprings can also be more fragile than traditional steel hairsprings – but I won’t wade into that debate. IWC reckons it’s worth it, otherwise they wouldn’t have updated this movement. Silicon hairspring aside, the calibre 82836 also features IWC’s Pellaton automatic winding system (which utilises ceramic parts – are they sacrilege too?), with a confidence-inspiring 60-hour power reserve.

The bracelet

The Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide IW344002 comes mounted on a three-link steel bracelet with a butterfly clasp. While we’ve seen bracelets of this design offered before on Portugieser models, it’s the first time a bracelet has been offered on this complication, as the ref. IW344001 came on a rubber strap.

The verdict

Most people who are actually part of yacht clubs probably don’t sail their own boats, but there’s something highly appropriate about having complications like a tide indicator and moonphase on a Portugieser Yacht Club. Being stainless steel, it makes it more suitable for ocean-going than its previous red gold incarnation (not that you’d really call this a tool watch). The addition of a silicon hairspring is a nice touch – it’s only something that real enthusiasts will get excited about, but it’s nice – but the big selling point for this watch in my opinion is that its movement compensates for the discrepancy between the tide cycle and the normal 24-hour cycle. This makes it a more user-friendly experience than other tide-tracking watches like the Baume & Mercier Riviera Tideograph .

IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide IW344002 pricing & availability

The IWC Portugieser Yacht Club Moon & Tide IW344002 is available now for purchase. Price: US$22,500, A$35,000, £20,500

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Located between Beaufort and Morehead City on Radio Island, Olde Towne Yacht Club is a fantastic place to spend your next vacation! This condo complex has the best of all worlds being close to historic Fort Macon State Park, the charming town of Beaufort, a scenic drive to Emerald Isle, and don't forget to check out the North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores on the way there! Olde Towne Yacht Club a spacious Clubhouse, a Swimming Pool, Hot Tub, an Enclosed Hot/Cold Outdoor Shower with a Dressing Area, Grilling Area, a well-equipped Fitness Room, a Sauna and an Elevator.

Olde Towne Yacht Club 715 is a beautiful, 3-bedroom, 2-bath, artfully decorated condo, with a Fully Equipped Kitchen. Located on the Inter-coastal Waterway, it offers views of both Historic Beaufort and Carrot Island, where the wild horses play. You have East Access to Radio Island Beach, walkway located in complex parking lot. Set in a World Class Marina setting and adjacent to Sandy Beach, this is a picturesque place to rest, relax and enjoy North Carolina¡s Crystal Coast.

Bedroom #1: King Bed, TV, Deck Access, Private Bathroom with Shower/Tub.

Bedroom #2: Queen Bed, TV, Attached Shared Bathroom with Hallway.

Bedroom #3: Double Bunk Set with Twin sized Trundle underneath, TV, Shared Bathroom.

Additional Amenities include: 4 Smart TVs all with Basic Cable, High-Speed Wireless Internet access , a Washer/Dryer, Coffee Maker, Refrigerator, Attached Icemaker, Oven, Microwave, Toaster Oven, Slow Cooker, a Large Outdoor Deck with Furniture, Covered Parking, and more!

No Smoking. NO PETS.

Linens and Towels Provided with beds made! (Weekly stays only)

Rents weekly only, from Sunday to Sunday.

Marina with Boat Docking Facilities (Boat Slip Does Not Come with the Rental but Slip Rentals are Available through the Complex Association). Guests may fish off the dock as well! Please Note: No boat parking unless guest rents boat slips through the marina.

Bedroom #1 King Bed - TV - Attached Bath - Deck Access

Full Bath Attached Full Bath

Bedroom #2 Double Bunk

Bedroom #3 Queen Bed - TV

Full Bath Hallway Full bath

Living Room TV - Deck Access

Kitchen Features

• Coffee Maker(s)
• Fully Equipped Kitchen(s)
• Refrigerator(s)
• Attached Icemaker(s)
• Microwave(s)
• Toaster Oven(s)
• Slow Cooker(s)

General Features

• Smoke Detector
• In-Unit Laundry
• Wi-Fi Internet
• Community Pool
• Outdoor Deck(s)
• Deck Furniture
• Covered Parking
• Whirlpool Tub/Jacuzzi
• Ceiling Fan(s)
• Hair Dryer(s)

Complex/Community Features

• Community Hot Tub
• Community Beach Walkway
• Community Outdoor Shower(s)
• Laundry Facility
• Picnic Table Area
• Dock Access
• Pier Access
• Gated Community
• Game Room Access
• Community Outdoor Pool Access
• Fitness Center Access

Distinctive Features

Entertainment features.

• Basic Cable
• No Pets Allowed
• Linens Provided with Beds Made (2024 Weekly Stays Only)

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Why stay for a week when you can stay for a month or more! This property is available for monthly rentals during the off season. Electric is included in the rental amount, the monthly cap varies based on the number of bedrooms. 1-2 Bedroom property: $150/month 3-5 Bedroom Property: $250/month 6 or more bedrooms: $375/month

Call to book: +1 (877) 872-6432

Please Note: For pet friendly properties, additional charges apply.

Please confirm with your vacation specialist if this property allows pets and the non-refundable pet fee. Additional conditions may apply including but not limited to an application fee. Please confirm monthly requirements with your vacation planner. Monthly Rentals are subject to a refundable security deposit.

Please Note: Oceanfront properties (with the exception of condominiums) cannot be booked solely for the month of September until after August 1st in an attempt to obtain weekly bookings. However, if a Tenant is willing to confirm at least 90 days, September will be booked prior to August 1st. All other properties will be booked on a monthly basis anytime during the year for September 1st unless noted otherwise. If a Tenant is willing to confirm at least 90 days, September will be booked prior to August 1st (if property allows).

September 2024: $3,066 + applicable taxes and fees October 2024: $3,168 + applicable taxes and fees November 2024: $2,759 + applicable taxes and fees December 2024: $2,851 + applicable taxes and fees January 2025: $2,851 + applicable taxes and fees February 2025: $2,575 + applicable taxes and fees March 2025: $2,851 + applicable taxes and fees April 2025: $2,759 + applicable taxes and fees May 2025: $2,988 + applicable taxes and fees

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