Geneva Auction Antiquorum - 14, 15th May 2023

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Auction

Sunday, May 14th, 2023

Lots 1-200 - Session 1 at 3:00 p.m.

Monday, May 15th, 2023

Lots 201-350 - Session 2 at 10:00 a.m.

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Acknowledgements

Mr. Romain Réa, CEO of Antiquorum

Mr. Julien Schaerer and Mr. Etienne Lemenager would like to thank

THE WATCH MANUFACTURES FOR THE CERTIFICATES PROVIDED

Audemars Piguet

Breguet

F.P. Journe

Jaeger-LeCoultre

Longines

Omega

Patek Philippe

Piaget

Rolex

Vacheron Constantin

Zenith

THE BEAU-RIVAGE TO WELCOME US

Mr Robert Herr

Mrs Solène Fleutiaux

THE PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO WORKED ON THIS CATALOG

THE WATCHMAKERS

Mr. Michael Repetto

Mrs. Chiara Ferretti

Mrs. Nathalie Tregouët

Mr. Takahiro Hamada

Mr. Jeremy Massa

Mr. Adrien Lallemand

THE GRAPHIC DESIGNER La Fabbrica - Creative Lab

THE PRINTER

Kohlhammer | Druck

And all the people who participated in the organization of this auction especially to their worldwide colleagues.

CHRONO-TIMER, STEEL CHRONOGRAPH,

WATERPROOF BORGEL CASE, GOLD WATERPROOF,

UNIVERSAL GENÈVE

TRI-COMPAX, 25 YEARS ANNIVERSARY WATCH

JAEGER LECOULTRE

REF. E857, MEMOVOX DEEPSEA, EUROPEAN VERSION, TROPICAL DIAL, STEEL

GOLD

GENÈVE REF. 22279, TRICOMPAX, STEEL GOLD PLATED

BLACK DIAL, STEEL

AUTAVIA, RETAILED

12.

NAVITIMER, STEEL

REF. 806, NAVITIMER, STEEL

17.

REF. 145.022, SPEEDMASTER, STEEL

SPEEDMASTER, TRITIUM DIAL, STEEL STEEL TRITIUM DIAL, STEEL

SEAMASTER, STEEL

23.

24.

REF. 145.012, SPEEDMASTER RACING, STEEL GUILLOCHE DIAL, NO. 02/25, PINK GOLD

28.

CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

29.

CHRONOGRAPH, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

REF. 2342, SHERPA SUPER-DIVE, STEEL

REF. 2446C, AUTAVIA, STEEL

HEUER REF. 73663, AUTAVIA “BUND”, STEEL

37.

REF. 1004, SUPEROCEAN, STEEL

40.

REF. 1765, TOP TIME, STEEL

41. SPEEDMASTER, “ED WHITE”, STEEL SPEEDMASTER, STEEL

SPEEDMASTER, STEEL SPEEDMASTER, STEEL SPEEDMASTER

ORIGINAL WARRANTY, STEEL

CHRONOSWISS DELPHIS, STEEL

AUDEMARS

PIGUET MYRIADE, WHITE GOLD AND DIAMONDS

BLUE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

OMEGA MUSEUM COLLECTION NUMBER 0394/1915 ‘’PETROGRAD’’ PINK GOLD

BREGUET

VULCAIN ALARM AND WORLD TIME, CLOISONNÈ ENAMEL DIAL

VULCAIN ALARM AND WORLD TIME, CLOISONNÈ ENAMEL DIAL

VULCAIN ALARM AND WORLD TIME, CLOISONNÈ ENAMEL DIAL

A. LANGE & SÖHNE ARKADE, DIAMOND BEZEL, YELLOW GOLD

PERPETUAL CALENDAR, PLATINUM

REF. 2790, CARTIER SEATIMER JUMBO, STEEL

MARINE CHRONOGRAPH, MOTHER-OF-PEARL DIAL, DIAMOND BEZEL AND LUGS

REF. 3712, PORTUGUESE SPLIT-SECOND, PINK GOLD

67.

REF. 5001, PORTUGUESE 7 DAYS, PINK GOLD

GIRARD PERREGAUX REF. 99500, REPETITION MINUTE, NO. 0, PLATINUM

REF. 109.Y.50, ATHYS 2, PINK GOLD

CHRONOSWISS REF. CH 3221, REGULATEUR TOURBILLON, PINK GOLD

IWC REF. IW5441, PORTUGUESE JUBILEE 1868-1993, NO. 596/1000, STEEL

IWC REF. IW500109, PORTUGUESE 7 DAYS POWER RESERVE, STEEL

ROGER DUBUIS REF. EX45-520-50, EXCALIBUR FLYING TOURBILLON, PINK GOLD

REF. 6639, VILLERET 8 JOURS, DAY DATE MOONPHASE, NEW OLD STOCK, PINK GOLD

OMEGA REF. 4643.20.32, DE

VILLE, CO-AXIAL CHRONOMETER, NO. 006/333, PINK GOLD

BREGUET MARINE, NO. 02, YELLOW GOLD

72.

DAVID HAISERMANN PRE-BALANCE SPRING

52.

54.

55.

57.

56.

62.

64.

69.

70.

RICHARD PENDLETON ONE OF THREE KNOWED, EARLY LEVER ESCAPMENT, SILVER

ANONYMOUS SINGLE-BUTTON SPLIT-SECOND CHRONOGRAPH,

STEEL SEAMASTER, SOLD TO FAP, STEEL

REF. 2913, SEAMASTER 300, STEEL

REF. 3706, FLIEGER CHRONOGRAPH, AFTER-MARKET PVD COATING, STEEL

TAG

REF. CAW211A, MONACO, 40TH ANNIVERSARY, TRIBUTE TO STEVE MCQUEEN, NO. 0002/1000, STEEL

GRIBELIN

PRE-BALANCE SPRING SILVER ‘’CHASTE SUSAN’’ BY LES DEUX FRERES HUAUD LES JEUNES

LEUCOTHEA AND

MUNDAY LONDON QUARE LONDON ASTRONOMICAL POCKET WATCH SILVER

81.

ESCAPEMENT SILVER

FUSEE, SILVER

84.

UNSIGNED ADAM & EVE WITH AUTOMATON

85.

NIKOLAUS DELLE

88.

BELGRADE RETAILER STEFANOVITCH, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

OVERSIZE, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

89.

93.

96.

HEUER

102.

MICHAEL JORDI TWINS GRAND, NO. 09/99, WHITE GOLD

103.104.

ARNOLD & SON REF. 1QPAR.S07A. C20BD, TRUE NORTH PERPETUAL, NO. 33/50, PINK GOLD

MAGELLAN “1521”, STEEL

CELTIC, LE TOURBILLON, NO. 09, YELLOW GOLD

109.

JAEGER LECOULTRE REF. 270.2.69, NO. 176/500, PINK GOLD

110.

JAEGER LECOULTRE REF. 140.2.80, PINK GOLD

116.

BREGUET REF. 7800, LA MUSICALE, YELLOW GOLD

112.113.

PIERRE KUNZ REF. PKA 701 T JDR, NO. 00, PIECE UNIQUE

SÖHNE REF. 116.026, LANGE 1 TIMEZONE, PLATINUM

IWC REF. 5449, PORTUGUESE MINUTEREPEATING, NO. 019/500, PLATINUM

VACHERON CONSTANTIN REF. 33222, METIERS D’ART, “FLOWERS”, ENAMEL, PINK GOLD

VACHERON CONSTANTIN LIMITED, PATRIMONY 250TH ANNIVERSARY

JAEGER LECOULTRE REF. 270.2.55, NO. 314/500, PINK GOLD

114.

PLATINUM, 99 PIECES

VACHERON CONSTANTIN

REF. 49145, ROYAL EAGLE CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

118.119. GOLD

A. LANGE & SÖHNE

ROCK CRYSTAL, SAPPHIRE AND ENAMEL, WHITE GOLD

PINK GOLD

123.124.

125.

CARTIER/ EUROPEAN WATCH & CLOCK CO

TRAVEL CLOCK, MOTHEROF-PEARL DIAL, GOLD

GOLD

PIGUET WHITE GOLD JUMP HOURS DRESS WATCH

128.129.

OMEGA REF. 8064, GOLD AND DIAMOND HINGED COVER,

CONSTANTIN

REF. 4241, TRIPLE DATE, YELLOW GOLD

AUDEMARS

PIGUET

CENTER-SECONDS, CALIBER VZSC, «MANTA RAY», WHITE GOLD

REF. 4624,

VACHERON CONSTANTIN

REF. 4624, OVERSIZE, YELLOW GOLD

CHRONOGRAPH, TROPICAL DIAL,

OVERSIZE, YELLOW

SINGLE BUTTON CHRONOGRAPH, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

141.

CHRONOGRAPH, TROPICAL DIAL, STEEL

PRINCE “ZEBRA”

LUGS, STEEL

REF. 16233, DATEJUST, “CHAMPAGNE BUCKLEY DIAL”, STEEL AND GOLD

AND GOLD ORIGINAL WARRANTY, CHRONOMETER, INVOICE, YELLOW GOLD

DATEJUST TURNO-GRAPH, WHITE GOLD BEZEL, STEEL

DATEJUST TURNOGRAPH, WHITE GOLD BEZEL, STEEL

152.

STEEL

150.

REF. 16710, GMTMASTER II, STEEL

CALLED “CICCHI DI MAIS”, STEEL

REF. 116520, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, STEEL

TUDOR REF. 7016, SUBMARINER, SWISS WATERPOLO CHAMPION 1974, STEEL

ROLEX REF. 16520, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, COLORCHANGE, W SERIAL, STEEL

STEEL

SUBMARINER, STEEL

164.

EXPLORER, “PIN HOLES”, STEEL

CHRONOGRAPH, PVD COATED

ROLEX

REF. 16808, SULTAN DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

ROLEX REF 16610LV, F SERIAL, FAT FOUR, NOS

COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, ENGRAVED UAE EAGLE CASEBACK, STEEL

ROLEX REF. 6241, DAYTONA, PAUL NEWMAN, STEEL EXPLORER II, CREAM «RAIL» DIAL, PUNCHED WARRANTY, STEEL

REF. 116619, SUBMARINER, “SMURF”, WHITE GOLD

DAYTONA, STEEL AND GOLD

ROLEX REF. 116519, DAYTONA, SODALITE DIAL DIAMOND INDEXES, WHITE GOLD

MILGAUSS, «CERN» SILVER DIAL, STEEL

PERRET & BERTHOUD

CONSTANT PIGUET WESTMINSTER CARILLON ON FOUR GONGS

154.

155.

PATEK PHILIPPE

TIFFANY & CO., PATEK PHILIPPE MOVEMENT, SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH YELLOW GOLD

171.

PHILIPPE EARLY PERPETUAL CALENDAR, 18K YELLOW GOLD

172.

PHILIPPE

PATEK PHILIPPE FOR PENA

173.

PATEK PHILIPPE, PATEK PHILIPPE, SPECIALY MADE FOR CONSTANT COQUELIN 18K GOLD

179.

180.

PATEK PHILIPPE APPLIED BREGUET NUMERALS, WHITE AND YELLOW GOLD

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 2496, BAGUETTE DIAMOND BEZEL, PLATINUM

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 3429, WATERPROOF, AUTOMATIC, DOUBLE GENEVA HALLMARK, PINK GOLD

GOLD

185.

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 3266, CUSTOM MADE CASE AND BRACELET, YELLOW GOLD

186.

YELLOW GOLD

PHILIPPE

REF. 874 PENDANT WATCH YELLOW GOLD

REF. 3355, DIAMOND BEZEL, WHITE GOLD

190.

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 570, BLACK DIAL (CONFIRMED BY THE ARCHIVES), YELLOW GOLD

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 3603, BETA QUARTZ, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE, WHITE GOLD

REF. 5905, BROWN DIAL, PINK GOLD

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 5070, BLUE DIAL, SINGLE SEALED, PLATINUM

REF. 4279, GONDOLO, DIAMONDS, WHITE GOLD ULTRA-THIN, YELLOW GOLD

PHILIPPE REF. 1579, PULSATION SCALE,

SESSION 2

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 1463, SILVER TACHOMETER DIAL, EXTRA PINK GOLD DIAL, PINK GOLD

JAEGER LECOULTRE TRAVEL CLOCK, BRASS AND LEATHER

JAEGERLECOULTRE

REF.858, MEMOVOX, ALARM WRISTWATCH, STAINLESS STEEL

REF. 3800/2, NAUTILUS, DIAMOND BEZEL, STEEL AND GOLD

NAUTILUS, BLUE DIAL, STEEL

REF. 3700, NAUTILUS, STEEL CALENDAR, STEEL

198.

PATEK

PHILIPPE REF. 5711, NAUTILUS, STEEL

201.

205.

STEEL

210.

STEEL

REF. 6546, YELLOW GOLD REF. 6803, CENTERSECONDS, STEEL

PIGUET

REF. 6007, ROYAL OAK, DIAMOND INDEXES, YELLOW GOLD

REF. 6010, ROYAL OAK, STEEL

YELLOW GOLD TECH, LIMITED TO 200 PIECES, YELLOW GOLD

WATCH, TOP GUN, SPLIT-SECOND, CERAMIC TITANIUM

UNIVERSAL

REF. 166.140, GOLDEN SHADOW ULTRA-SLIM, STONE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

230.

AUDEMARS

PIGUET

REF. 25670, QUANTIEME PERPETUEL, YELLOW GOLD

YELLOW GOLD

VACHERON CONSTANTIN

PATRIMONY 31 DAY RETROGRADE, PLATINUM

SILVER

IWC

REF. 3762, DA VINCI PERPETUAL CALENDAR, KURT KLAUS, NO. 46/50, PLATINUM

VACHERON CONSTANTIN

REF. 49150, OVERSEAS, BLUE DIAL, STEEL

REF. 26480, ROYAL OAK OFFSHORE, CHRONOGRAPH IN TITANIUM

ANNIVERSARY, ENAMEL DIAL, NO. 105/500, PLATINUM

LANGEMATIK

SAX-O-MAT, WHITE GOLD

LUMINOR MARINA, YELLOW GOLD

REF. 206.032, 1815 SACHSEN, SILVER DIAL, PINK GOLD

HUITIEME QUANTIEME PERPETUEL, PINK GOLD

STEEL

REF. 25644 PT,

JAEGER LECOULTRE

REF. 192.2.25, AMVOX2 CHRONOGRAPH DBS, NO. 202/300, PINK GOLD

VACHERON CONSTANTIN

REF. 49145, ROYAL EAGLE CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

249.

REF. 989.5216, HOUR ANGLE, LINDBERGH,

ZENITH

REF. 30 00 10 672, ELITE CHRONOMETRE, LIMITED TO 500 PIECES, YELLOW GOLD

ZENITH REF. 92.0100.418, PORT ROYAL, EL PRIMERO, TITANIUM AND GOLD

IWC REF. 3545, NOVECENTO, PERPETUAL AUTOMATIC, PLATINUM

PHILIPPE HUNTING CASE POCKET WATCH 252. 254.

E.GUBELIN DOUBLE SUNK ENAMEL DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

256.

257.

LONGINES

OBSERVATORY TRIAL MOVEMENT, STEEL

258.

LONDON “PETITE ET GRANDE SONNERIE” CLOCK WATCH, GOLD

PAUL DITISHEIM MEDICAL TACHOMETER WITH GUILLAUME BALANCE

259.

A. HAAS & COLIN TRIPLE DATE MOON PHASE, QUARTER REPEATER, GOLD

BULLETIN DE PREMIERE CLASSE

GEORGES FAVRE-JACOT & CO

SHOOTING CONTEST

261.

TECHNICUM CANTONAL BIENNE FROM THE HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL, BIENNE

AMIET SPECIALY MADE FOR POPE LEO XIII, MULTICOLORED GOLD

263.

UNSIGNED POSSIBLY LE PHARE, QUARTERREPEATING CHRONOGRAPH, GOLD

AUDEMARS POCKET WATCH, 18K PINK GOLD

MINUTE REPEATER DRESS WATCH

EVRARD DOUBLE FACE POCKET WATCH WITH CALENDAR AND AGE OF THE MOON

UNSIGNED CLOCK WATCH, HOUR AND QUARTERSTRIKING TWO-TRAIN POCKET WATCH AND DATE, GOLD

FRÉDÉRIC COURVOISIER COURVOISIER TOURBILLON WITH PIVOTED DETENT ESCAPEMENT 18K GOLD JOSEPH WHITE & SONS KARRUSEL SILVER CHRONOMETER

BENJAMIN HAAS JEUNE HAAS NEVEUX MINUTEREPEATING PERPETUAL CALENDAR

JULES JÜRGENSEN

ENAMEL DIAL, AND PATENTED HANDSETTING BY FOLDING BOW; GOLD

HUMBERTRAMUZ MINUTE-REPEATING POCKET WATCH ARTNOUVEAU STYLE GOLD

UNSIGNED RETROGRADE PERPETUAL CALENDAR, GOLD

LATTES FRÈRES OBSERVATORY POCKET WATCH WITH DOUBLE BALANCE, GOLD

DUCHENE & FILS GRANDE ET PETITE SONNERIE OFFICIER

FRANCO VILLACROC ROMA 1755 TABLE CLOCK IN A BOOK FORM

UNSIGNED FOLDING KNIFE FITTED WITH A MINIATURE SINGLE HAND VERGE WATCH MOVEMENT

ANGELY FORMER PROPERTY OF THE KING OF NAPLES

DUHAMEL SINGLE HAND, PRE-BALANCE SPRING, ROCK CRYSTAL PENDANT WATCH

ILBERY LONDON SOLID GOLD MOVEMENT WITH RICHTER ENAMEL SCENE

ATTRIBUTED TO GRIESBAUM, GERMANY SINGING-BIRD BOX; GILDED METAL

AUTOMATON AND MUSICAL SNUFF BOX

DUCHÊNE

L’ESCARPOLETTE

310. ROLEX REF.

COMPASSION

292. GRIESBAUM

293. ALBERT & FILS MUSICAL SNUFFBOX TORTOISESHELL

REUGE SINGING BIRD BOX

295.

297.

298. BROOME VENUS AND CUPIDON BATHS

299. COURVOISIER SNUFFBOX WITH BUILT IN WATCH, 301. 302.

303.

304. STEEL

STEEL

307. 308. ROLEX BEZEL INSERTS FOR GMTMASTERS

309. BLACK DIAL, PROBABLY

FOR REFERENCE 1603, DATEJUST, OT SWISS TO

7205/57, RIVETED BRACELET, STEEL

ATTRIBUTABLE TO PIGUET ET MEYLAN

ILBERY LONDON CHINESE YOUNG LADY DRESSED IN FORMAL COURT COSTUME

ATTRIBUTABLE TO LOUIS

& FILS, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX REF. 6239, COSMOGRAPH SILVER DIAL,

REF. 1680, RED SUBMARINER DIAL

ANONYMOUS BLACK CHRONOGRAPH DIAL, RETAILED BY BEYER STEEL

PINK GOLD BEZEL, STEEL

ROLEX REF. 3525, BLACK DIAL, POW WATCH, DELIVERED STEEL

REF. 6536, SUBMARINER, RED DEPTH, STEEL

ROLEX REF 5513, AFTER MARKET RINALDI EXPLORER DIAL

MASTER, STEEL

ROLEX 3 ADVERTISING POSTERS WITH 3 ROLEX BRASS FRAMES

ROLEX SET OF 2 POSTERS FOR ROLEX GMT 16700 AND ROLEX CELLINI

330.

EDOUARD JUVET THE NOBLEMAN

325. “HULK”, STAINLESS STEEL

UNSIGNED STRIKING AND REPEATING CARRIAGE CLOCK,

BREGUET STRIKING AND REPEATING CARRIAGE CLOCK ALARM

JEAN-LOUIS RICHTER ‘’RIVERSIDE LANDSCAPE’’ 18K FOUR-COLOURED GOLD

BREGUET CONCERT IN THE PARK

BREGUET “THE KITCHEN” LONDON THE FISHERMAN

MOTHER-OFPEARL DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

312.

316.

323.

324.

327.

328.

329.

331.

332.

334.

LONDON CALM HARBOR

REF.5035G012, ANNUAL CALENDAR, BLACK DIAL, 18KT WHITE GOLD

PATEK PHILIPPE

REF. 5070, CUSTOM SATIN FINISH, PINK GOLD DIAL, PINK GOLD

SPEEDMASTER MARK III, STEEL

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 3970EP, BLACK DIAMOND INDEX DIAL, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE,

PHILIPPE REF. 5711, NEW CALIBER 26-330 SC, PINK GOLD

REF. 345.0802, SPEEDMASTER APOLLO XI, YELLOW GOLD

SPEEDMASTER MARK II, TELESTOP, STEEL

ATTRIBUTED TO PIGUET & GOLD

REF. 4764, LADY ELLIPSE, YELLOW GOLD

PATEK PHILIPPE MADE FOR THE 100 ANNIVERSARY OF THE TARGET SHOOTING CONTEST IN GENEVA 1814 - 1914, GOLD

SESSION 3

PHILIPPE REF. 5050, ROMAN NUMERALS, YELLOW GOLD

PHILIPPE REF.5030, GONDOLO,

NAVITIMER, STEEL COSMONAUTE, 24HOUR DIAL, STEEL

MARINE, YELLOW GOLD

ELECTROQUARTZ, YELLOW GOLD

SEAMASTER “GIANT”, TUNGSTEN STEEL

338.

339.

343.

347.

348.

349.

356.

REF. 3570, SPEEDMASTER, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL ULTRAMAN, STEEL

SPEEDMASTER «SPEEDYMOON», DIAL, STEEL

SPEEDMASTER, STEEL

OMEGA REF. CK2915, SPEEDMASTER STAINLESS STEEL

LEMANIA SINGLE-BUTTON CHRONOGRAPH,

OMEGA SPEEDMASTER GOLDEN PANDA NO. 00/40 PROTOTYPE

33.3, STEEL

FLAT BEZEL CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

CARTIER/ IMHOF, PRISME MYSTERIEUSE, SILVER

DODANE TYPE 21, FLYBACK, FRENCH MILITARY, TROPICAL DIAL, STEEL

PIAGET REF. 99015, ONYX DIAL, DIAMOND BEZEL, WHITE GOLD WHITE GOLD

379.

REF. 18797, OVAL, DIAMOND BEZEL, WHITE GOLD

CARTIER WATCH & CLOCK CO, 8-DAY GOING SILVER DESK CLOCK, ORIGINAL BOX & KEY, GIFTED TO CHARLES ALISON SCULLY

UNSIGNED FOLDING KNIFE FITTED WITH A MINIATURE SINGLE HAND VERGE WATCH MOVEMENT

JADE, TIGEREYE BRACELET, YELLOW GOLD ABDUL AZIZ, PINK GOLD

381.

BLANCPAIN REF. 6676, VILLERET QUANTIEME COMPLET PHASE DE LUNE GMT, YELLOW GOLD

382.

GLASHÜTTE ORIGINAL PANORESERVE, STEEL

359.

364.

365.

373.

377.

380.

372.

MARRAKECH, NO. 15/50, PINK GOLD

CASABLANCA, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL

385.

BREGUET

REF. 3420, JUMP HOUR, NO. 212/400, ENAMEL DIAL, WHITE GOLD

391.

386.

BREGUET

MARINE, YELLOW GOLD

387.

BREGUET

REF. 3670, HERITAGE, WHITE GOLD

388. SÖHNE REF. 101.035, LANGE 1, “DARTH”, BLACK DIAL, PLATINUM

SÖHNE

REF. 116.025, ZEITZONE (TIME ZONE), PLATINUM

ROLEX REF. 1601, DATEJUST, SAUDI ARMED FORCES LOGO, YELLOW GOLD

401.

ROLEX REF. 18388, DAYDATE DIAMONDS SET AND YELLOW GOLD

SÖHNE REF. 115.021, GRAND LANGE 1, CHAMPAGNE

A. LANGE & SÖHNE

REF. 151.021, LANGE 1, INTEGRATED BRACELET, YELLOW GOLD

397.

REF. 101.021,

CHRISTOPHE CLARET REF. OR03CC20A, DUAL TOW, PIECE UNIQUE

400.

YELLOW GOLD

402.

REF. 18238, DAYDATE FACTORY FERRITE STONE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

ROLEX REF. 1625, DATEJUST TURN-O-GRAPH, DOUBLE PUNCHED PAPERS, GOLD

DATEJUST, YELLOW GOLD

403. FINISH, WHITE GOLD AND GOLD

ROLEX

REF,18038, DAYDATE, BROWN DEGRADE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

DAYTONA, STEEL

COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, STEEL

ROLEX REF. 116523, ABU DHABI NATIONAL BANK, NO. 12

412.

PARIS, AUTOMATIC, YELLOW GOLD

REF. 3796, CALATRAVA, PINK GOLD

ROLEX REF. 16528, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA INVERTED 6, YELLOW GOLD

415.

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 3970, YELLOW GOLD

416.

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 5040,

417.

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 3520,

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 5110, WORLD TIME, PLATINUM REF. 5110, WORLDTIME,

419.

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 5200G, GONDOLO 8 DAYS, WHITE GOLD, FACTORY SEALED

420.

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 5035, MADE FOR THE CENTENARY OF THE MILAN AC, 100 PIECES, PINK GOLD

421. 425.

DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

423.

ROLEX REF. 5513, SUBMARINER, METER FIRST DIAL, STEEL 427.

PAUL NEWMAN DIAL, STEEL

431.

TUDOR REF. 79160, PRINCE DATE CHRONOGRAPH BIG BLOCK, STAINLESS STEEL

CROWN, 4-LINES, STEEL

REF. 1680, RED SUBMARINER, METER FIRST MARK II, TROPICAL DIAL

STEEL

ROLEX REF. 6036, DATOCOMPAX, RETAILED BY SERPICO Y LAINO, STEEL

REF. 44018, 222, “JUMBO”, YELLOW GOLD

438.

CHAMPAGNE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

434.

VACHERON

CONSTANTIN

REF. 43050, MERCATOR 2000,

435. 436.

437.

VACHERON

CONSTANTIN

REF. 43050, MERCATOR 2000, LIMITED, NOS

BREGUET

CARTIER REF. 2484, TANK A VIS, MECANIQUE, YELLOW GOLD REF. 6005, ROYAL OAK, KHANJAR LOGO, STEEL AND GOLD

445.

PIGUET

REF. 26557, ROYAL OAK, GREY DIAL, DIAMOND BEZEL, PINK GOLD

450.

PATEK PHILIPPE

REF. 1252, “CHAMELEON”, YELLOW GOLD

REF. 25820ST, ROYAL OAK, QUANTIEME PERPETUEL, STEEL

451.

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 503, PERPETUAL CALENDAR SOLAR CLOCK, BRASS

452.

PHILIPPE REF. 5712/1A, NAUTILUS, STEEL

PIGUET

CONSTANTIN

REF. 43060, «AUDUBON», THE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

REF. 7027, LA TRADITION, WHITE GOLD

NAUTILUS, DIAMOND BEZEL, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE, YELLOW GOLD

REF. 14800, GREEN DIAL, STEEL

448.

PATEK PHILIPPE

REF. 3738, ELLIPSE JUMBO, AUTOMATIC, YELLOW GOLD

454.

AUDEMARS

PIGUET PERPETUAL CALENDAR, MINUTE-REPEATER WITH BREGUET NUMBER, WHITE GOLD

AUDEMARS

PIGUET REF. 25860, ROYAL OAK CHRONOGRAPH

PATEK

PHILIPPE

TWENTY-FOUR SET, NECKLACE, RING, EAR RINGS

455.

AUDEMARS

PIGUET PERPETUAL CALENDAR WITH BREGUET NUMBER, WHITE GOLD

AUDEMARS PIGUET PERPETUAL, REPEATER, SPLITSECOND

456. 457. ATTRIBUTABLE TO PIGUET & CAPT OR PIGUET & MEYLAN

458.

ATTRIBUTABLE TO MOULINIÉ, BAUTTE & CO. VINAIGRETTE

459.

MASTER II “OMAN KHANJAR CREST” STAINLESS STEEL

463. DAYTONA, PAUL NEWMAN, STEEL

NEWMAN, JOHN PLAYER SPECIAL, YELLOW GOLD

ROLEX

REF. 9548, ENAMEL CLOISONNE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD CROWN, TROPICAL DIAL, STEEL

461.

ROLEX REF. 6263, DAYTONA, R SERIAL

METEORITE DIAL, WHITE GOLD

470. 471.

REF. 116509, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, RACING DIAL, WHITE GOLD

ROLEX REF. 116523, DAYTONA, STEEL AND GOLD

473.

REF. 25808, ROYAL OAK OFFSHORE, TRIPLE DATE, YELLOW GOLD

PANERAI «RADIOMIR 1940 EQUATION OF TIME 8-DAYS»

CARTIER REF. 2000, PASHA, TOURBILLON PERPETUAL CALENDAR

CORUM

REF. 982.102.69, CLASSICAL GARDEN BIRD, MOTHEROF-PEARL PAINTED DIAL, WHITE GOLD

CORUM

REF. 183.201.59, PERPETUAL CALENDAR, WHITE GOLD

LECOULTRE

REF. 140.6.87, MASTER CONTROL TRIPLE DATE, BAGUETTE BEZEL, 474.

REF. GOA45005, POLO S, STEEL

475. URBAN JÜRGENSEN & SØNNER REF. 3, PERPETUAL CALENDAR, PLATINUM

476.

A. LANGE & SÖHNE REF. 310.221, LANGEMATIK PERPETUAL, WELLENDORF BRACELET, YELLOW GOLD

478.

SÖHNE REF. 310.032, LANGEMATIK PERPETUAL, PINK GOLD

A. LANGE & SÖHNE REF. 109.021, LANGE 1 MOONPHASE, YELLOW GOLD

479. SÖHNE REF. 105.035, SAXONIA, PLATINUM

480. TAG HEUER REF. WAW2170. FC6261, MONACO V4, NO. 036/150, PLATINUM

486.

PARMIGIANI FLEURIER REF. PFC288, TONDA 1950, STEEL

492.

F.P. JOURNE XXXX WOODEN BOX AND INSTRUCTION BOOKLET FOR TOURBILLON SOUVERAIN XXXX

498.

CORUM REF. 88.836.65, ADMIRAL CUP, DIAMOND DIAL, BAGUETTE RUBY BEZEL, YELLOW GOLD

481.

CONSTANTIN REF. 47050, LES HISTORIQUES, TRIPLE DATE MOONPHASE, PLATINUM

487.

PARMIGIANI FLEURIER TONDA METROPOLITAINE, AVENTURITE DIAL

493.

PATEK PHILIPPE NAUTILUS 40TH ANNIVERSARY CORK BOX

499. AUDEMARS PIGUET PHILOSOPHE PIECE UNIQUE, MOTHEROF-PEARL DIAMOND INDEX DIAL

482.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN REF. 48250, EVASION, NO. 48/100, NEW OLD STOCK, WHITE GOLD

488.

483.

AUDEMARS PIGUET REF. 25873, JULES AUDEMARS, POWER RESERVE, DATE, TOURBILLON, PLATINUM

489.

CARL F. BUCHERER REF. 00.10803.08.92.86, HERITAGE, BERLIN, STEEL

494.

ROGER DUBUIS REF. RDDBSE0169, EASY DIVER CHRONOEXCEL, NO. 11/28, PINK GOLD

485.

AUDEMARS PIGUET REF. 25654ST, ROYAL OAK PERPETUAL CALENDAR SALMON DIAL STAINLESS STEEL

490.

RESSENCE REF. TWO, TYPE 1S, NO. 006, STEEL

495.

ROGER DUBUIS CHRONOEXCEL, WHITE GOLD

496.

ROGER DUBUIS

GOLDEN SQUARE TOURBILLON, MOTHER-OF-PEARL DIAL, STEEL

PARMIGIANI FLEURIER REF. PFC128, KALPAGRAPH, BLUE DIAL, STEEL

491.

FP JOURNE WOODEN BOX AND INSTRUCTION BOOKLET

497.

CORUM REF. 88.836.65, ADMIRAL CUP, DIAMOND DIAL, BAGUETTE EMERALD BEZEL, YELLOW GOLD

AUDEMARS PIGUET PHILOSOPHE PIECE UNIQUE, DIAMOND AND RUBY INDEX DIAL

FRANCK MULLER REF. 5850, VEGAS, DIAMOND SET BEZEL AND DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

FRANCK MULLER REF. 6850 MB D, MASTER BANKER, DIAMOND-SET BEZEL, PINK GOLD

FRANCK MULLER REF. 2860, DIAMOND BEZEL, LUGS AND BAND, PINK GOLD

500.

501.

502.

503.

504.

FRANCK MULLER ENDURANCE 24, NO. 220/250, STEEL

510.

CORUM REF. 27A330, PEACOCK FEATHER DIAL, WHITE GOLD

516.

ROGER DUBUIS GOLDEN SQUARE PERPETUAL CALENDAR, MOTHER-OF-PEARL DIAL, WHITE GOLD

522.

GÉRALD GENTA REF. G2705.7, YELLOW GOLD

505.

CORUM REF. 276.831.56, ADMIRAL’S CUP, YELLOW GOLD

511.

CORUM REF. 27A119, GUINEA FOWL FEATHER DIAL, WHITE GOLD

517.

CHOPARD REF. 1272, MILLE MIGLIA GT XL, PINK GOLD

523.

AUDEMARS PIGUET REF. 56176, MERIDIAN, STEEL AND GOLD

506.

CORUM REF. 01.0032, ADMIRAL’S CUP, PINK GOLD

512.

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 3405/1, SAPPHIRE INDEXES, WHITE AND YELLOW GOLD

518.

CHOPARD REF. 8992, GRAND PRIX HISTORIQUE MONACO, NO. 168/500, PINK GOLD AND TITANIUM

524.

AUDEMARS PIGUET

PIECE UNIQUE, MOTHEROF-PEARL BAGUETTE AND ROUND DIAMOND INDEXES

507.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN REF. 10110, LES HISTORIQUES, PLATINUM

513.

BUECHEGIROD 2 TIME ZONE, DIAMOND AND YELLOW GOLD

519.

GIRARD PERREGAUX

GIRARD PERREGAUX FOR FERRARI, REF. 9015, NO. IV, RED DIAL, WHITE GOLD

508.

BUECHE GIROD «BAIGNOIRE», YELLOW GOLD

514.

PIAGET REF. 82001, HEGIRE, YELLOW GOLD

520.

509.

CORUM REF. 27102, PHEASEANT FEATHER DIAL, WHITE GOLD

515.

PULSAR REF. 7408, TIME COMPUTER, YELLOW GOLD

521.

PIAGET

REF. P10534, POLO FORTY-FIVE, TITANIUM AND STEEL

526.

HUBLOT REF. 152 10 6, YELLOW GOLD

527.

GÉRALD GENTA REF. G.3481.7, AUTOMATIC, WHITE GOLD

CORUM REF. 24.383.65, HAUTE JOAILLERIE PRISM, DIAMOND, YELLOW GOLD

GÉRALD GENTA REF. G2734.7, DIAMOND BEZEL, YELLOW GOLD

525.

528.

CHOPARD REF. 137626, SPARKLING, DOUBLE DIAMOND BEZEL (3.52 CT), WHITE GOLD

529. PIAGET REF. P10436, ALTIPLANO DOUBLE JEU, WHITE GOLD

530.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN REF. 44518, 222, JUMBO, FACTORY DIAMOND-SET BEZEL AND BRACELET, YELLOW GOLD

531.

FP JOURNE OCTA RESERVE DE MARCHE, BRASS MOVEMENT, PLATINUM

1.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

GRUEN, SWITZERLAND

CHRONO-TIMER, STEEL

A fine, unusual, manual wind, stainless steel wristwatch with fancy case and start-reset function

Model Chrono-Timer

Year circa 1950’s

Case 144886

Caliber 450, 17 jewels

Dimensions 33 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

2.

Property of a Swiss collector

LEMANIA, SWITZERLAND

OVERSIZE, HERMETIQUE “BIG EYES” CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A fine, large, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Year circa 1960’s

Case 419619

Caliber Valjoux 22, 17 jewels

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial signed C

3.

Property of a Swiss collector

LEMANIA, SWITZERLAND

OVERSIZE CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A fine, attractive, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Year circa 1960’s

Case 60325

Caliber 17 jewels

Dimensions 37 mm.

Signature Dial and movement signed C

4.

MOVADO, SWITZERLAND

REF. 19018, WATERPROOF BORGEL CASE, BREGUET NUMERALS, STEEL

A very fine, rare, very-well preserved, manual wind, stainless steel waterproof chronograph wristwatch with applied Breguet numerals

Model M90

Reference 19018

Year circa 1950’s

Case 101182

Caliber 90M, 17 jewels

Dimensions 33 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

5.

MOVADO, SWITZERLAND

REF. 4823, TRIPLE DATE, TWO-TONE SILVER DIAL, PINK GOLD

A very fine, rare, attractive, manual wind, 18k pink gold triple date wristwatch with two-tone silver dial

Reference 4823

Year circa 1950’s

Case B477947

Caliber 470, 15 jewels

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

6.

MIDO, SWITZERLAND

MULTIFORT DATOMETER GRAND LUXE, WATERPROOF, GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 14k yellow gold waterproof wristwatch with date

Model Mutifort Datometer Grand Luxe

Year circa 1950’s

Case 1187497

Caliber D917, 17 jewels

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

Property of a Swiss collector

Property of a Swiss collector

Property of a Swiss collector

7.

Property of a Swiss family

UNIVERSAL GENÈVE, SWITZERLAND

TRI-COMPAX, 25 YEARS ANNIVERSARY WATCH AT THE “FABRIQUES DE BALANCIERS REUNIS”, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, manual wind, 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with day, date and moonphase.

Model Tri-Compax

Year circa 1960’s

Case 1403826

Caliber 481, 17 jewels

Dimensions 34 mm

Signature Dial, case (with dedication inscription) and movement signed

Accessories Fitted box, old Universal advertising

C

CHF

8.

Property of a Swiss collector

UNIVERSAL GENÈVE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 22279, TRI-COMPAX, STEEL

A fine, attractive, stainless steel triple date chronograph wristwatch with moonphase.

Model Tri-Compax

Reference 22279

Year circa 1950’s

Case 1155785

Caliber 481, 17 jewels

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3* AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

9.

ANONYMOUS, SWITZERLAND

TRIPLE DATE CHRONOGRAPH, OVERSIZE, STEEL

A fine, large, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with moonphase.

Reference 734

Year circa 1950’s

Case 652659

Caliber 17 jewels

Dimensions 37 mm

CHF

10.

MULCO, SWITZERLAND

WATERPROOF CHRONOGRAPH, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

A fine, attractive, manual wind, stainless steel waterproof chronograph wristwatch with black dial.

Reference 281 101

Year circa 1960’s

Movement

Caliber 17 jewels

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-6-8-01 M 2* AA

11.

UNIVERSAL GENÈVE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 20209, FLOWER DIAL, GOLD PLATED

A fine, rare, self-winding, gold plated wristwatch with flower motif dial.

Reference 20209

Year circa 1951

Case 1562882

Caliber 139, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with a gold plated Universal buckle

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

Property of a Swiss collector

Property of a Swiss collector

Property of a Swiss collector

14.

BREITLING, SWITZERLAND

REF. 7656, TOP TIME, STEEL

A fine, very well-preserved, oversize, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Top Time

Reference 7656

Year circa 1976

Case 1440078

Caliber 7736, 17 jewels

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

CHF

15.

BREITLING, SWITZERLAND

REF. 7806, NAVITIMER, STEEL

A fine, iconic, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date.

Model Navitimer

Reference 7806

Year circa 1973

Case 1422960

Caliber 7740, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Breitling folded bracelet, approx. overall length 180 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

Property of a Dutch collector

Property of a Swiss collector

16.

BREITLING, SWITZERLAND

REF. 806, NAVITIMER, STEEL

A fine, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Navitimer

Reference 806

Year circa 1968

Case 1224081

Caliber 178, 17 jewels

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed C

CHF

17.

BREITLING, SWITZERLAND

REF. 769, CHRONOMAT, CHROME

A fine, attractive, manual wind, chrome-plated chronograph wristwatch with black dial.

Model Chronomat

Reference 769

Year circa 1940’s

Case 468221

Caliber Venus 175

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial signed, movement unsigned (with dedication inscription) C

Property of a Dutch collector

Property of a Swiss collector

18.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 145.022, SPEEDMASTER, STEEL

A fine, large, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Speedmaster

Reference 145.022

Year circa 1982

Movement 45584920

Caliber 861, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1171/633), approx. overall length 195 mm

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

19.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3570.50, SPEEDMASTER, TRITIUM DIAL, STEEL

A fine, iconic, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Speedmaster

Reference 3570.50

Year Sold to Panama in August 1997

Movement 48363897

Caliber 861, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1499/842), approx. overall length 165 mm

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

Property of a Dutch collector

Property of a Swiss collector

The watch has at some point gone through restoration where the caseback, bezel and bracelet were exchanged.

21.

Property of a Swiss collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

20.

Property of a Swiss collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 145.022-69, SPEEDMASTER, STEEL

A fine, iconic, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Speedmaster

Reference 145.022-69

Year Sold to Germany in January 1970

Movement 28425072

Caliber 861, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega service bracelet (1181/215), approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

REF. 3590.50, SPEEDMASTER, TRITIUM DIAL, STEEL

A fine, iconic, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Speedmaster

Reference 3590.50

Year Sold to Japan in June 1994

Movement 48299699

Caliber 861, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1479), approx. overall length 165 mm

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

22.

Property of a Swiss collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 176.007, SEAMASTER, STEEL

A very fine, very well-preserved, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with 24-hour indicator and date.

Model Seamaster

Reference 176.007

Year circa 1970

Movement n/a

Caliber 1040, 22 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1162), approx. overall length 180 mm

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

23.

Property of a French Gentleman

JAEGER LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

REF. E857, MEMOVOX DEEPSEA, EUROPEAN VERSION, TROPICAL DIAL, STEEL

A very fine, early, extremely rare, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with alarm.

Model Memovox Deep Sea

Reference E857

Year Made in 1960

Case 793780

Movement 1377963

Caliber K815, 17 jewels

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C 3-6-8 D 3-6-01-05 M 3*

CHF 20 000 - 30 000 | HKD 160 000 - 240 000 | USD 20 000 - 30 000

Not present in any literature or advertising and produced only during 3 years from 1959 to 1962 in 1061 pieces (even less than the later Polaris made in 1714 examples), it was marketed as not only the first diving wristwatch by Jaeger Lecoultre but also as the first diving watch with mechanical alarm. While the US edition (featuring a different dial configuration with baton indexes) and only signed LeCoultre, this particular Deep Sea Alarm is the much rarer European version signed Jaeger LeCoultre featuring triangular indexes and made in only about 200 examples overall. Recently discovered in an abandoned convenience store in France, the example has been left in as found condition featuring a beautiful tropical brown dial.

24.

Property of a Swiss collector

BLANCPAIN, SWITZERLAND

FIFTY FATHOMS, STEEL

A fine, rare, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch

Model Fifty Fathoms

Year Circa 1970’s

Case 5698

Caliber AS 1361N, 17 jewels

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial and case (signed Rayville SA)

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3 * AA

CHF

25.

Property of a Swiss collector

ANONYMOUS, SWITZERLAND

SPILLMAN CASE, VALJOUX 22, STEEL

A fine, large, attractive, manual wind, waterproof chronograph wristwatch with black dial

Year circa 1960’s

Case 17172

Caliber Valjoux 22, 17 jewels

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Unnsigned, case numbered

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01-05 M 3 * AA

CHF

JAEGER LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2648.42, CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A very well preserved, large, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with tachometer and pulsation scales

Reference 2648.42

Year Circa 1970’s

Case 1279108

Caliber Valjoux 72, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather

signed

Property of a Swiss collector

CERTINA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5801 113, DS, STEEL

A fine, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with date

Model DS

Reference 5801 113

Year circa 1965-1970

Case n/a no longer visible

Caliber 25-651, 27 jewels Dimensions 36 mm.

28.

CERTINA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 913 1301 41, DS-2, SUPER PH1000M, STEEL

A fine, thick, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with date

Model DS-2

Reference 913 1301 41

Year Circa 1970’s

Caliber 25-651M, 28 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Certina/Gay Freres bracelet, approx. overall length 190 mm.

45 mm.

signed

Property of a Swiss collector

Property of a Swiss collector

29.

SWITZERLAND

MONO RATTRAPANTE, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

A fine, attractive, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with black dial

Model Mono-rattrapante

Year circa 1950’s

Case 301468

Caliber 16 jewels

Dimensions 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3 * AAA

30.

DOXA, RETAILED BY BOURQUIN

A very fine, large, manual wind, stainless steel waterproof chronograph wristwatch with black dial

Year circa 1950’s

Case 309906

Caliber 17 jewels

Bracelet anonymous stainless steel expandable bracelet, approx. overall length 168 mm.

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial signed by retailer, movement signed Doxa

C 2-8 D 2-6-8-01-05 M 2* AAA CHF

Property of a US collector BOVET,

Property of a Swiss collector

31.

Property of a Swiss collector

MINERVA,

SWITZERLAND

REF. 1527, STEEL

A fine and attractive, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with rotating bezel

Reference Year

CHF

32.

Property of a Swiss collector

SABINA, SWITZERLAND

WATERPROOF CHRONOGRAPH, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

A fine, manual wind, stainless steel waterproof chronograph wristwatch with black dial

Year circa 1960’s

Case 3244

Caliber 92, 17 jewels

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial signed

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3 * A

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

33.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman FAVRE

LEUBA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 53203, BIVOUAC, STEEL

A fine, unusual, manual wind, stainless steel wristwatch with altimeter and barometer.

Model Bivouac

Reference 53203

Year circa 1964

Case 826

Caliber 10032

Bracelet stainless steel Favre Leuba bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 180 mm

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8

CHF

These watches were used by the alpinists first climbing the north side of the Matterhorn and in 1960’s polar expeditions. The watch measured the drop in air pressure, warning them that blizzards were on the way.

34.

Property of a German collector

ENICAR, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2342, SHERPA SUPER-DIVE, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with inner rotating bezel and date.

Model Sherpa Super-Dive

Reference 2342

Year circa 1967

Case n/a no longer visible

Caliber 1145, 24 jewels

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

35.

Property of a German Gentleman

HEUER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2446C, AUTAVIA, STEEL

A fine, well-preserved, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Autavia

Reference 2446C

Year circa 1969

Case 197304

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

Caliber Valjoux 72, 17 jewels

Bracelet later stainless steel Heuer buckle

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF 8 000 - 12 000 | HKD 64 000 - 96 000 | USD 8 000 - 12 000

36.

Property of a German collector

HEUER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 73663, AUTAVIA “BUND”, STEEL

A fine, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with luminous indexes

Model Autavia

Reference 73663

Year circa 1974

Case 201585

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

37.

Property of a Swiss collector

BLANCPAIN, SWITZERLAND

BATHYSCAPHE, STEEL

Caliber 7736, 17 jewels

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF 1 000 - 2 000 | HKD 8 000 - 16 000 | USD 1 000 - 2 000

A fine, rare, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with date

Model Bathyscaphe

Year circa 1970

Case 206112

Caliber 1700/01, 17 jewels

C 2-8 D 2-01-05 M 2* AAA

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial and movement (Blancpain, Reyville SA) signed

CHF 7 000 - 13 000 | HKD 56 000 - 104 000 | USD 7 000 - 13 000

38.

BREITLING, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1004, SUPEROCEAN, STEEL

A fine, very rare, early, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch

Model SuperOcean

Reference 1004

Year circa 1959

Case 908543

Caliber B125, 25 jewels

Bracelet Unroc stainless steel bracelet, approx. overall length 220 mm.

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-6-8-01 M 3*

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

With the success of scuba diving worldwide, it was in 1957 that Breitling launched their dive watches, one time only such as this example (reference 1004) and its chronograph counter-part (reference 807). Measuring 40 mm with the large rotating bezel to record dive times and iconic hands, it is without a doubt the most collectible dive watch ever made by Breitling.

Property of a German collector

39.

BREITLING, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1765, TOP TIME, STEEL

A large, attractive, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Top Time

Reference 1765

Year circa 1968

Case 1276870

Caliber Venus 178, 17 jewels

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 AA

CHF 1 500 - 2 500 | HKD 12 000 - 20 000 | USD 1 500 - 2 500

40.

BREITLING

REF. 1765, UNITIME, STEEL

A fine and rare, manual wind, oversize, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with 24-hour dial.

Brand Breitling

Model Unitime

Reference 1765

Year Circa 1967

Caliber Venus 178, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Moblot bracelet

Dimensions 41 mm

Signature Dial, Case and Movement

C 2-8 D 2-8-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 8 000 - 14 000 | HKD 64 000 - 112 000 | USD 8 000 - 14 000

Property of a German collector

Property of the original Swiss owner

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 105.003, SPEEDMASTER, “ED WHITE”, STEEL

A fine, straight lugs, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with “2 line dial”

stainless steel Omega bracelet (7912/532) dated 66, approx. overall length 205 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-6-55-01-05 M 3 * AA

CHF 7 000 - 12 000 | HKD 56 000 - 96 000 | USD 7 000 - 12 000

onsidered as the last version before the introduction of the Speedmaster Professional (reference 105.012), this so called «Ed White» is immediately recognisable by its straight lugs (meaning no crown guards), the absence of the word Professional on the dial (known as a 2-line) and is still fitted with its original bracelet dated 1966.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 145.0012, SPEEDMASTER, STEEL

A fine, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

stainless steel Omega bracelet (1171/1), approx. overall

Dial, case and movement signed

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

Property of a German collector

43.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 145.022-68, SPEEDMASTER, STEEL

A fine, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Speedmaster

Reference 145.022-68

Year 1969

Movement 30998626

Caliber 861, 17 jewels

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

44.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 145.012-67, SPEEDMASTER, STEEL

A fine, iconic, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Speedmaster

Reference 145.012-67

Year 1968

Movement 26541909

Caliber 321, 17 jewels

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Property of a German collector

Property of a German collector

45.

Property of a Swiss collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 105.012-64, SPEEDMASTER

A fine, iconic, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Speedmaster

Reference 105.012-64

Year circa 1964

Movement 26073872

Caliber 321, 17 jewels

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-6-01 M 3* AA

CHF 8 000 - 12 000 | HKD 64 000 - 96 000 | USD 8 000 - 12 000

46.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 145.022, SPEEDMASTER, ORIGINAL WARRANTY, STEEL

A fine, iconic, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Speedmaster

Reference 145.022

Year Sold in France in November 1982

Movement 45585402

Caliber 861, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1171/633), approx. overall length

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories international warranty (detached), 2 overhaul papers from the retailer

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000 To be sold without reserve

Property of a Swiss collector

47.

Property of a Belgian collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 145.012, SPEEDMASTER RACING, STEEL

A fine, very rare, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with exotic “Racing” dial.

Model Speedmaster Racing

Reference 145.012

Year Sold to Switzerland in September 1968

Movement 26545186

Caliber 321, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1039/16) dated 69, approx. overall length 175 mm

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

CHF 40 000 - 60 000 | HKD 320 000 - 480 000 | USD 40 000 - 60 000

Never offered at auction before this example of reference 145.012 has the exotic racing dial much appreciated by collectors. Known as the red Racing dial due to its colourful accents on the outer track, it appears that all these examples were delivered to Switzerland retailers as confirmed by the extract from the archives. Featuring the straight white hand for the chronograph, these Pre-Professional versions are extremely rare and so far only about a dozen examples are known to the public.

48.

CHRONOSWISS, SWITZERLAND

REGULATEUR, GREEN ENAMEL GUILLOCHE DIAL, NO.

02/25, PINK GOLD

A fine, limited to 25 pieces, self-winding, 18k pink gold regulator wristwatch with green guilloche enamel dial

Model Regulateur

L. Edition 02/25

Reference CH1223

Year circa 2000

Caliber 122, 29 jewels

Bracelet 18k pink gold Chronoswiss deployant clasp

Dimensions 35 mm Signature Dial,

signed

49.

CHRONOSWISS, SWITZERLAND

DELPHIS, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel jump hour wristwatch with retrograde minutes

Model Delphis

Year circa 1990’s

Caliber 29 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Chronoswiss buckle

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty, instruction booklet C

Property of a Middle East collector

Property of a Swiss family

50.

Property of a Swiss gentleman

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

MYRIADE, MOTHER-OF-PEARL DIAL, BAGUETTE AND DIAMOND SET BEZEL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, elegant, quartz, 18k white gold lady’s wristwatch with mother-of-pearl dial and diamond and pink baguette diamond-set bezel

Model Myriade

Year circa 1990’s

Case F34627

Caliber quartz

Material 18K white gold

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Audemars Piguet buckle

Dimensions 28 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories pouch

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

51.

Property of a Middle East collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 175.0044, SPEEDMASTER, BLUE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k yellow gold triple date chronograph wristwatch with 24-hour indicator

Model Speedmaster

Reference 175.0044/ 375.0044

Year circa 1993

Movement 54925392

Caliber 1150, 17 jewels

C

52.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

MUSEUM COLLECTION NUMBER 0394/1915 ‘’PETROGRAD’’

PINK GOLD

Very fine and rare, tonneau-shaped, self-winding, water-resistant, 18K pink gold wristwatch, limited edition of 1915 pieces

Model Petrograd

L. Edition 0394/1915

Reference BG 156.2001.

Year Circa 2003

Case 80701232

Caliber 2200, 21 jewels.

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

Material 18K pink gold

Bracelet Leather

Buckle 18K pink gold Omega buckle.

Dimensions 32.5 x 47 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

Bracelet stainless steel Omega deployant clasp with an 18k yellow gold buckle

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

53.

Property of a British collector

AUDEMARS PIGUET

EDWARD PIGUET, PERPETUAL CALENDAR, PLATINUM

A fine, limited, manual wind, perpetual calendar wristwatch.

Model Edward Piguet

Year Circa 1990

Case C99021, 017

Caliber 2141/2806

Material Platinum

Bracelet Leather with Audemars Piguet platinum buckel

Dimensions 27 x 45 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories leather folder, overhaul invoice from July 2007

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 25 000 | HKD 120 000 - 200 000 | USD 15 000 - 25 000

54. BREGUET

REF. 8828, MARINE CHRONOGRAPH, MOTHER-OF-PEARL

DIAL, DIAMOND BEZEL AND LUGS, PINK GOLD

A very fine, brand new, attractive, self-winding, 18k pink gold lady’s chronograph wristwatch with mother-of-pearl dial and diamond bezel

Model Marine Chronograph

Reference 8828BRSD586DD00

Year 2015

Case 4742BI

Caliber 550/1, 47 jewels

Bracelet Rubber with an 18k pink gold Breguet deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Original fitted box, warranty and instruction booklet

C 1 D 1-01 M 1* AAA

CHF 13 000 - 18 000 | HKD 104 000 - 144 000 | USD 13 000 - 18 000

The watch is in brand new, unworn condition.

55.

VULCAIN, SWITZERLAND

“CRICKET” ALARM AND “GMT” WORLD TIME, POLYCHROME CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL

DIAL, “EPHAISTOS”; LIMITED EDITION OF 28 PIECES WHITE GOLD

Very fine, 18K white gold, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snap-on case-back and centre-seconds, polychrome cloisonné enamel dial, alarm, World Time. Made in a limited edition of 28 pieces.

Model cricket “Ephaistos” (Olympic flame)

L. Edition 02/28

Reference 100308.053

Year Circa 2004

Caliber Exactomatic V-13, 25 jewels

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

Material 18K white gold

Bracelet Leather

Buckle 18K white gold Vulcain buckle

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

56.

VULCAIN, SWITZERLAND

“CRICKET” ALARM AND “GMT” WORLD TIME, POLYCHROME CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL

DIAL, “EPHAISTOS”; LIMITED EDITION OF 28 PIECES WHITE GOLD

Very fine, 18K white gold, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snapon case-back and centre-seconds, polychrome cloisonné enamel dial, alarm, World Time. Made in a limited edition of 28 pieces.

Model cricket ‘’Ephaistos” (discus throw)

L. Edition 02/28

Reference 100308.055

Year Circa 2004

Caliber Exactomatic V-13, 25 jewels

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

57.

VULCAIN, SWITZERLAND “CRICKET” ALARM AND “GMT” WORLD TIME, POLYCHROME CLOISONNÉ

DIAL, “EPHAISTOS”; LIMITED EDITION OF 28 PIECES WHITE GOLD

Material 18K white gold

Bracelet Leather

Buckle 18K white gold Vulcain buckle

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

ENAMEL

Very fine, 18K white gold, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snapon case-back and centre-seconds, polychrome cloisonné enamel dial, alarm, World Time. Made in a limited edition of 28 pieces.

Model cricket “Ephaistos” (The Jumper in length)

L. Edition 02/28

Reference 100308.054

Year Circa 2004

Caliber Exactomatic V-13, 25 jewels

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

Material 18K white gold

Bracelet leather

Buckle 18K white gold Vulcain buckle

Dimensions 42 mm.

Accessories Dial, case and movement

58.

A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 801.021, ARKADE, DIAMOND BEZEL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k yellow gold lady’s wristwatch with diamond bezel (1.2 ct)

Model Arkade

Reference 801.021

Year Sold in October 2006

Case 142355

Movement 36295

Caliber L 911.4, 30 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Lange & Sohne buckle

Dimensions 25 x 39 (with lugs) mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty, instruction booklet, push pin

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

59.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2790, CARTIER SEATIMER JUMBO, STEEL

A fine, large, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with date

Model Pasha Seatimer

Reference 2790

Year circa 2010

Case 467139NX

Caliber 191, 27 jewels

Material Stainless steel

Bracelet stainless steel and rubber Cartier bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 155 mm.

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, instruction booklet, cloth

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

To be sold without reserve

Property of the original German owner

60.

IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. IW5441, PORTUGUESE JUBILEE 1868-1993, NO. 596/1000, STEEL

A fine, limited to 1000 pieces, manual wind, stainless steel wristwatch.

Model Portuguese Jubilee

L. Edition 596/1000

Reference IW5441

Year circa 1993

Case 2571117

Caliber 9828, 19 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel IWC buckle

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AA

CHF 7 000 - 12 000 | HKD 56 000 - 96 000 | USD 7 000 - 12 000

Made in celebration of the firm’s 150th anniversary, it was logical that they produced a limited edition Jubilee Portuguese replicating the original from the 1940’s. From the oversize 42 mm case, to the dial, the embossed Arabic numerals to the feuille hands, it could only be a huge success. IWC indicates that many of the original owners of the Portuguese back in the 40’s had transparent backs made so they could admire the original movement which is a feature they fitted on the limited edition watch. Made in 250 pieces in platinum, 500 pieces in pink gold and 1000 in steel.

61.

IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3712, PORTUGUESE SPLIT-SECOND, PINK

GOLD

A fine, attractive, manual wind, 18k pink gold split-second chronograph wristwatch

Model Portuguese Split

Reference 3712

Year circa 2000’s

Case 2599191

Caliber 76240, 27 jewels

Bracelet 18k pink gold IWC buckle

Dimensions 41 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories copy of a Wempe service invoice dated July 2021

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 5 500 - 8 500 | HKD 44 000 - 68 000 | USD 5 500 - 8 500

Property of a German collector

Property of a German Gentleman

62.

Property of a Swiss collector

GIRARD PERREGAUX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 99500, REPETITION MINUTE, NO. 0, PLATINUM

A very fine, rare, manual wind, platinum minute-repeating wristwatch.

Reference 99500

Year Made in 1995

Case 0

Caliber 9890, 32 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Girard Perregaux buckle

Dimensions 39 mm

Accessories fitted box

C 2-8

CHF

63.

Property of a Swiss collector

DANIEL ROTH, SWITZERLAND

REF. 109.Y.50, ATHYS 2, PINK GOLD

A fine, large, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch.

Model Athys 2

Reference 109.Y.50

Year Circa 2006

Case 18142

Caliber DR 206, 20 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Daniel Roth buckle

Dimensions 41 x 46 (with lugs) mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

64.

CHRONOSWISS, SWITZERLAND

REF. CH 3221, REGULATEUR TOURBILLON, PINK GOLD

Very fine and rare, water-resistant, manual winding 18K pink gold wristwatch with visible one-minute flying tourbillon regulator, two going barrels providing 72 hours power reserve, regulator dial.

Model Regulateur Tourbillon

Reference CH 3121 R

Year Circa 2005

Movement 289

Caliber C361, 23 jewels

Material 18K pink gold

Bracelet Leather with Chronoswiss 18K gold deployant clasp

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 9 000 - 13 000 | HKD 72 000 - 104 000 | USD 9 000 - 13 000

65.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

BLANCPAIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2123, TOURBILLON, WHITE GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k white gold tourbillon wristwatch with date and power reserve.

Reference 2123-1527

Year Made in June 1999

Case 19

Caliber 19 jewels

Bracelet 18k white gold Blancpain bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 165 mm

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Blancpain service pouch, certificate of authenticity dated 2022, copy of the service invoice dated December 2022 (still under warranty)

C 2 D 1-01 M 2 AAA

CHF 15 000 - 25 000 | HKD 120 000 - 200 000 | USD 15 000 - 25 000

66.

BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

MARINE, MOTHER-OF-PEARL AND DIAMOND INDEX DIAL, DAIMOND-SET BEZEL AND LUGS, NO. 02, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, self-winding, 18k yellow gold and diamond lady’s wristwatch with mother-of-pearl dial.

Model Marine

Year circa 1990’s

Case 590B/ 02

Bracelet 18k yellow gold, diamond-set interlinks Breguet bracelet, approx. overall length 135 mm

Dimensions 26 mm

Signature Dial, case (with dedication inscription) and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 4 000 - 6 000 | HKD 32 000 - 48 000 | USD 4 000 - 6 000

Property of a Swiss lady

67.

IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5001, PORTUGUESE 7 DAYS, PINK GOLD

A very fine, self-winding, 18k pink gold wristwatch with date and power reserve.

Model Portuguese 7 Days

Reference 5001

Year Sold in 2012

Case 3849608

Caliber 51011, 42 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold IWC deployant clasp

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card and instruction booklet

C

CHF

68.

IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. IW500109, PORTUGUESE 7 DAYS POWER RESERVE, STEEL

A fine, large, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with 7-days power reserve and date.

Model Portuguese 7-Days

Reference IW500109

Year circa 2007

Movement 2949237

Caliber 50010, 44 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel IWC deployant clasp

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 4 500 - 6 500 | HKD 36 000 - 52 000 | USD 4 500 - 6 500

Property of a Swiss gentleman

Property of a Dutch collector

ROGER DUBUIS, SWITZERLAND

REF. EX45-520-50, EXCALIBUR FLYING TOURBILLON, PINK GOLD

An imposing, self-winding, 18k pink gold flying tourbillon wristwatch with micro-rotor.

L. Edition 28/88

Reference EX45-520-50-00/01R00/B

Year Sold in March 2012

Movement 550731

Caliber RD520, 26 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k pink gold Roger Dubuis deployant clasp

Dimensions 45 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Original fitted box, warranty card, certificate of origin, chronometer seal, 2 DVD’s

Property of the original Swiss owner

A fine, large, limited, self-winding, 18k pink gold chronometer chronograph

original fitted box (missing pillow), warranty card, chronometer certificate card, pictogram card, instruction booklet, hang tag

4643.20.32,

IPublished in the Sandberg book, page 30-31.

lot 66 from the Lord Sandberg auction from March 2001

72.

DAVID HAISERMANN, AUGSBOURG

PRE-BALANCE SPRING

Very fine and important gilt brass octagonal pre-balance spring single-hand pendant watch.

Three-train clock watch with six-hour striking and alarm.

Octagonal, the front cover faceted, fluted band, hinged faceted back with the centre pierced and engraved with a Renaissance rosette, octagonal pendant with loose bow, small turned finial.

Silver dial applied ring with Roman chapters, inner rotating gilt alarm dial with Arabic numerals in the German style, small rosette in the centre. Blued-steel ‘arrow’ hand.

Year Circa 1580

Caliber 50 x 40 mm, gilded full plate, turned baluster pillars, fixed barrel engraved with foliage, verge escapement,wo-arm circular foliot, hog’s bristle mounted on adjustable lever, gilt metal cock pierced and engraved with floral decoration with clear S-shaped skeleton, secured by a screw, five-wheel train with gilt four-spoke wheels, striking from a fixed barrel with a gilt hammer shaped and engraved like a boar’s head, six-hour gilt count wheel mounted on the back plate, alarm also from a fixed barrel with four-wheel iron train, all barrels and the striking train escape wheel bridge florally engraved, strking and alarm on a shallow round bell mounted inside the back cover

Material Gilt brass

Dimensions 73 x 44 mm

Signature Maker’s mark DH on the movement

Nicolas, son of Abraham, and grandson of Simon. Born in Blois in 1637, he was received as master at faubourg SaintGermain-des-Pres circa 1660, and in Paris on 5 June 1675. He was Garde Visiteur from 1676-1678 and 1684-1686, and Clockmaker to Monsieur le Dauphin before 1674. Established in the rue de Bussy in 1682 with Baltazar Martinot II, he organised a grand lottery of docks etc at Court in 1695, and also worked with l’Abbé Hauteville with a view to producing 8-day watches. He died in 1719. The theme chosen to decorate the pierced border of the case is apparently unknown on French watches, and somewhat bizarre, instead of the usual animals and birds, either of the mythological or hunting variety, all are creatures associated with the night, or indeed witchcraft. They include: a monkey, a rat, a raves, a bat with spread wings (at 6 o’clock), a snail and a mouse, with a lion’s mask beneath the pendant. The interspersed foliage is typical for the period, but as no other comparable case is apparently known, the origin of the design cannot he ascertained. The influence is very possibly German. For the fixed alarm barrel to be in pierced silver is also unusual.

73. GRIBELIN, FRANCE

UNUSUAL NIGHT CREATURE DECORATION ENGRAVED

Very fine early silver watch with alarm, and a most unusual decoration on the case with the border of the back finely pierced and engraved with inhabited foliage.

Plain polished silver dial with engraved Roman chapters, half and quarter hour divisions, and inner revolving alarm setting disc with Arabic numerals. Bluedsteel hour pointer and single hand for alarm setting.

Year 1675

Caliber 17’’’, hinged gilt brass full plate with Egyptian pillars, fusee with gut-line, worm-andwheel set-up with blued-steel finely pierced brackets, verge escapement, plain two-arm steel balance without spring, silver oval cock with small foot, secured by a screw, and pierced and engraved with foliage. Alarm train with fixed silver barrel, pierced and engraved with foliage, steel train and blued-steel stop-work, striking on a bell.

Material Silver

Dimensions 50 mm. Signature

MARC GRANGIER, SWITZERLAND PRE-BALANCE SPRING SILVER ENAMEL

Very fine and rare silver and enamel diamond-set, pre-balance spring watch. Bassine shaped with split-bezel and loose-ring pendant, the back of tur blue enamel with a wreath of black and white foliage enamelled en pate, the central floral motif with high relief, pink and blue enamel petals, enriched with nine table cut diamonds, the inside of the back decorated en suite and centr

White dial with chapter ring enamelled on copper with Roman numerals and half-hour divisions, the centre of turquoise blue enamel painted with a pink blak and white floral motif. Single blued steel hand.

14’’’, hinged gilt brass full plate with turned baluster pillars, fusee with gut-line, three wheel train with verge escapement, plain two-arm steel balance without spring, irregular oval form cock pierced and engraved with foliage, secured by a screw. Worm-and-wheel set-up and silver regulator disk.

Previously in the Hof Collection, this watch is described and illustrated by E. Jaquet and A. Chapuis in Histoire et Technique de la Montre Suisse, 1945, pp. 30-31, pl. 19, as a good example of an early enamelled watch illustrating the close link between the techniques in use both in Geneva and Châtellerault.Marc GrangierAppears to have been active in Châtellerault where in 1629 the son of Martin Duboule was sent to be trained by him. In 1656 Grangier’s son reciprocally came to Geneva to be apprenticed in Duboule’s workshop. Therefore, first adopted in Limoges and Châtellerault, the technique of enamel decoration en pate, was also used in Geneva by JeanBaptiste Duboule and Pierre Huaud, l’Ainé, who was also originally from Châtellerault.

The scene depicted on the back of this watch is an allegory drawn from the Book of Daniel: While basing in a river, Susan was solicited by to old men, who upon her refusal, publicly accused her of having seduced them. She proved her innocence by her chastity. Caillate Abraham (1642-1710) originally a refugee from France, he appears to have specialised in gold and enamel watches.

ABRAHAM CAILLIATTE, SWITZERLAND

‘’CHASTE SUSAN’’

BY LES DEUX FRERES HUAUD LES

Very fine and rare 20K gold and enamel prebalance spring watch. Bassine form case, the back painted on all surfaces with polychrome colours, the back with a scene depicting “Chaste Susan” after a painting from the period, the band with landscape vignettes, framed in sepia and yellow and interspersed with blue panels decorated with ribbon scrolls, signed at 6 o’clock in a cartouche: Les deux Freres Huaud les Jeunes, interior with a ruin in classical landscape after Gabriel Perelle, foliate engraved gold split bezel for the glass.

Year Circa 1675

Caliber 14’’’,Hinged gilt brass full plate with pierced quatrefoil pillars, fusee with gut-line, three-wheel train with verge escapement, plain two-arm steel balance without spring, florally pierced gilt brass foliate pierced and engraved oval cock secured by a screw. Worm-and-wheel set-up with pierced silver brackets and indicating disc.

Material 20K gold

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Case and movement

ISAAC PERROT, SWITZERLAND

LEUCOTHEA AND PHOEBUS APOLLO

Extremely fine and rare 18K gold and enamel pre.balance spring single-hand watch. Enamel painted in the style of Pierre Huaud I, “bassine” shaped case with edges turned inwards, back very finely painted on enamel with Leucothea and Phoebus Apollo after an engraving by Henrik Goltzius (1558-1617), inside enamel painted with ruins and a bank of a river, band with four vignettes with rural scenes, short pendant.

Year Circa 1660

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Movement

C 3-71 D 3-01 M 3*

CHF 12 000 - 22 000 | HKD 96 000 - 176 000 | USD 12 000 - 22 000

Isaac Perrot. A master horologer, he taught Louis Perrot in 1666 and Jaques Colladon in 1675.The scene represents Phoebus Apollo, identified with the Sun (Phoebus from the Latin, meaning «shining»), whom Aphrodite made fall in love in Leucothea, the daughter of Orchamus, ruler of Persia. Apollo took the appearance of Leucothea’s mother Eurynome, interrupted her at her spinning, won her confidence, then resumed his divine form. Clytia, a daughter of Oceanus, who was in love with Apollo, out of jealousy betrayed the lovers to Orchamus, who punished his daughter by burying her alive. The sene was identified by Hans Boeckh as being after an engraving by Hendrik Goltzius, in which Phoebus radiates warmth to revive his love.

77.

JOSEPH MUNDAY LONDON, ENGLAND

ENGLISH NAVIGATOR’S WATCH

Fine and rare silver pair cased, moon phase astronoinical pre-balance spring watch.

Outer double body, polished, marked “I.E.” double body, bassine, polished with split bezel and loose-ring pendant.

Small silver eccentric dial with Roman numerals, the centre pierced and engraved with strawberry flowers. Blued steel single hand. Small subsidiary silver dial for date, month, the signs of the Zodiac and time of the London tides. Matt gilt brass dial-plate with hands pointing to the apertures for days of the week with their corresponding planet symbols, phase and age of the moon.

Year Circa 1665

Caliber 18’’’,Hinged gilt brass full plate with early Egyptian pillars, three wheel short train, fusee with gut-line, verge escapement with steel two-arm balance without spring, worm-and-wheel set-up with pierced blued steel brackets and silver regulator dise, gilt brass florally pierced and engraved cock secured by a screw

Material Silver

Dimensions 57 mm

C

CHF

Watches giving the time of the London tides are extremely rare. They were made for navigators who needed to know the appropriate time for navigation on the Thames of which the flow varies according to the tides.

78. QUARE, ENGLAND

QUARE LONDON ASTRONOMICAL POCKET WATCH SILVER

Fine and rare, sterling silver pocket watch with date aperture at 12 o’clock, central gilded disc engraved with scrolling foliage, steel index indicating moon age, opposite an aperture for moon-phases indicated via a silver disc. Plain silver inner case with shuttered winding aperture, plain ring pendant, covered outer case decorated tortoise shell.

Year Circa 1710

Signature Movement

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3-6-8* AAA

CHF 8 000 - 16 000 | HKD 64 000 - 128 000 | USD 8 000 - 16 000

79.

JEAN ROUSSEAU, ENGLAND

ROUSSEAU FILIGREE CASE 22K. GOLD

Very fine and rare, small, 22K gold triple-cased watch. Outer double-body of finely worked gold wire filigree floral patterns. Inner double-body, bassine, polished and gilt brass shark skin covered protecting case.

Gold champlevé with Roman numerals and outer Arabic minutes ring with arched divisions. Blued steel ‘’poker and beetle’’ hands.

Year Circa 1750

Movement 2665

Caliber 9’’’Hinged gilt brass full plate with turned baluster pillars, fusee with chain, verge escapement, plain brass three-arm balance, flat balance spring, gilt brass cock pierced and engraved with a mask and foliage

Material 22K. gold

Dimensions 28mm; 32 mm; 38 mm

Signature Movement

C 3 D 3-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 12 000 - 18 000 | HKD 96 000 - 144 000 | USD 12 000 - 18 000

English watches in filigree cases are particularly rare and this example is of much smaller diameter than usual. Thanks to its protecting case, it is also in an outstanding condition.

GAMOT, FRANCE

PRE-BALANCE ALARM SILVER POCKET WATCH

Fine and rare silver pre-balance spring watch with alarm. Bassine shaped case with loose ring pendant, the bezel engraved with flowers, the band pierced and engraved with foliage inhabited with birds and Cherubs, the back with a profusion of summer flowers and two duellists in cavalier costumes. Silver dial-plate engraved with a floral decoration matching that of the bezel. Gilt brass chapter-ring with Roman numerals, inner revolving alarm setting disk engraved with foliage inhabited by running dogs and a rabbit. Brass tulip pattern hour pointer with alarm setting hand.

Circa 1660

16’’’,Hinged gilt brass full plate secured by a latch with urn pillars, fusee with gut-line, verge escapement with plain steel two-arm balance without spring, gilt brass florally pierced and engraved irregular cock. Ratchet wheel and click for set-up. Alarm train with gilt brass florally pierced and engraved fixed barrel. Striking on a bell

Silver

Dimensions 47 mm

Movement

C

CHF

Gregoire Gamot of Paris, recorded as working in 1628, and in the Rue de la Barillerie in 1652. He died in 1673. The engraving style of the case is both fine in its execution and elaborate in design, and the artist appears to have employed elements taken from several different designers. The choice of subject for the back is unusual to say the leasttwo duellists apparently in the process of killing one another- and would presumably have been to the order of the buyer. The subject is taken from a contemporary book on the art of sword fighting.

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ESTIENNE HUBER A ROUEN, FRANCE

EARLY POCKET WATCH, SILVER

A very fine engraved silver pair-cased watch. Silver case with split bezel and band engraved with acanthes and leaf pattern foliage, the back with a finely executed panel of summer flowers in low relief on a hatched ground, the winding shutter formed as an engraved rose. Leather covered with piquet pinwork decoration.

Year Circa 1660

Caliber 18’’’, gilt full plate with turned vase pillars, fusee with gut, three wheel train with verge escapement, plain two-arm steel balance without spring, oval pattern pierced and florally engraved cock secured by a screw, worm and wheel set up with pierced blued-steel brackets and silver indicator disc

Material Silver

Dimensions 48 mm Signature Movement

C 3 D 3-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 4 000 - 8 000 | HKD 32 000 - 64 000 | USD 4 000 - 8 000

To be sold without reserve

Born in 1608, Estienne was the eldest son from his father’s first marriage to Catherine Lescuyer, and as such gained his right to mastership through patrimony - Fils de Maître. - in 1656. That he received the patent so late in his career is certainly due to his having worked with his father up to the time of the latter’s death circa 1654. He married Elisabeth Ronnieu, by whorn he had three sons who all subsequently became watchmakers. Estienne died in 1676.. Literature: Illustrated Clutton & Daniels, Watches, figs. 92 A - C. Cammerer Cuss, Watches, plate 23. Exhibited: Antiquarian Horological Society 10th Anniversary Exhibition, Science Museum, May - August 1964, exhibit No. 63. The cases of both this watch and the previous lot are particularly well engraved with very similar designs incorporating summer flowers composed in an open and flowing manner. They seem to be taken from one of the anonymous XVIIth century designs for watchmakers, reproduced by E. Gelis : L’Horlogerie Ancienne, Paris 1949, pl. 13.

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PIERRE ROUSSEAU, FRANCE PIROUETTE ESCAPEMENT SILVER

Extremely rare silver Louis XIV “oignon” with “ pirouette” escapement.

Year Circa 1700

Caliber 19’’’,Hinged gilt brass full plate with Egyptian pillars, fusee with chain, verge escapement with “pirouette”.Plain threearm steel balance, flat balance spring and gilt brass Louis XIV cock pierced and engraved with inhabited foliage. Rack and pinion regulator with delicate pierced blued-steel brackets

Material Silver

Dimensions 57 mm

Signature Movement

C 3 D 3-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 2 000 - 6 000 | HKD 16 000 - 48 000 | USD 2 000 - 6 000

Probably Pierre Rousseau of Pithiviers and subsequently Paris, who was the brother of André, and married in 1705. ‘Oignons’ front the period of Louis XIV with a pirouette escapement are exceptionally rare. They are constructed on the principle of the very earliest watches to he made with balance-springs, and indeed, Huygens had in effect imagined this device to increase the amplitude of the balance which he considered to be too small. In operation, the verge staff carries not only the pallets, which engage the crown wheel in the conventional way, but also a wheel which engages a pinion on the balance staff; in effect the arc of the balance is greatly increased, and the watch appears to beat more slowly. However, the supplementary gearing for the ‘pirouette’ has a tendancy to increase the frictional losses and any intended gains are therefore likely to be cancelled out. Huygens quickly abandoned this stratagem, and needless to say very few examples were made. A similar oignon with «pirouette», by the same maker, is described and illustrated by A Chapiro in: La Montre Française, Editions de l’Amateur, page 96.

83. PASCAL HUBER A ROUEN, FRANCE OIGNON WITHOUT FUSEE, SILVER

Fine and extremely rare silver Louis XIV “ oignon” clockwatch with ‘Gloria’s’ regulator and without fusee. the case with back overlaid and probably originally leather covered with a pinwork decoration, the flange pierced and engraved with scrolled decoration.

Year Circa 1690

Caliber 20’’’, Hinged gilt brass full plate with urn pillars, the goingtrain with fixed barrel, 30 hour power reserve indicator verge escapement, plain steel three-arm balance, short flat balance spring with straight line worm-screw regulator, fine giit brass Louis XIV cock pierced and engraved with inhabited foliage. Hour-striking train with gilt brass fixed barrel pierced and engraved with scrolled foliage, the silver count-wheel set on the back plate, striking on a bell

Material Silver

Dimensions 59 mm

Signature Movement

C 3-19 D 3-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 15 000 | HKD 40 000 - 120 000 | USD 5 000 - 15 000

To be sold without reserve

Pascal Hubert of Rouen, is another of the same family of clock and watchmakers tracing their origins back to Estienne ler. and Noel Hubert. Recent information would indicate that they were brothers, and both makers of some repute, as Etienne made a watch that belonged to Mary, Queen of Scots, and Noel was the founder of the Rouen Corporation. Pascal, the maker of this watch was the son of Estienne Ier. and therefor a cousin of Estienne II). He became master as Fils de Maître in November 1649, Garde in 1697, and died before 1701. ‘Oignons’ without fusee are extremely rare, and Jacques Gloria is reputed to have been the first to produce them in France at Dieppe, circa 1680-85. It vas thought that with the increased precision that could be achieved by fitting the newly invented balance spring, the fusee was no longer needed - a saving of both time and effort in the construction of the movement. However, it was quickly found that the advantage of the balance spring vas cancelled by the vagaries of the somewhat crude mainsprings available. Rare as such watches are, they are virtually unknown when fitted with a striking train as in the case of this lot.

UNSIGNED, GERMANY ADAM & EVE WITH AUTOMATON SNAKE

Very fine and unusual, early 18K. gold, “Adam and Eve” automaton pocket watch.

Probably made in Friedberg for the English Market.

Case with glazed back, entirely chased with allegorical figures, animals and further decoration in a Renaissance pattern.

The back plate is covered with a gold panel, finely chased with a scene depicting Adam and Eve in the terrestrial paradise, the automaton snake revolving on the border. Silver dust cap, the border of the aperture pierced and engraved with inhabited foliage.

Year 1770

Caliber 17’’’,Hinged gilt brass full plate, inverted with turned baluster pillars pillars, fusee with chain, cylinder escapement, plain brass three-arm balance, flat balance spring.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 49 mm.

Adam and Eve automaton watches are usually made with the scene depicting the Paradise painted on the enamel dial, Adam and Eve on a small panel visible through an aperture on the dial, the serpent revolving on the border.

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JOHANN NIKOLAUS DELLE, GERMANY

EXPEDITION WATCH, SILVER

Fine and extremely rare silver watch with built-in detachable gilt brass, universal equinoctial Augsburg compass dial. Polished case, the back with a glazed aperture allowing the sundial to be seen.

Year Circa 1750

Caliber 17’’’,Hinged gilt brass full plate with square baluster pillars, fusee with chain, verge escapement, plain brass three-arm balance, flat balance spring and gilt brass English type cock pierced and engraved with foliage. Silver dust cap topped with a very fine gilt brass, universal equinoctial Augsburg compass dial.

Material Silver Accessories Dial and movement

C 3-8 D 3-6-04 M 3*

CHF 15 000 - 35 000 | HKD 120 000 - 280 000 | USD 15 000 - 35 000

Delle, Johann Nikolaus, Augsburg and Dantzig (Master 1732, died 1759). Established on his own account May 10, 1733, following his marriage to the widow of the clockmaker Joseph Anton Schöner, son of Christoph Schöner of Augsburg. The Schöner family were equally renowned for their instruments as for their clocks and watches. Watches incorporating a complete Universal Equinoctial Sundial are exceptionally rare. To date there appear to be only two known to have survived, both dating from the 2nd quarter of the 18th century. The concept of incorporating a sundial into a portable timekeeper dates back to the 16th century, most probably also to the workshops in Augsburg, but these were relatively simple versions, with a gnomon set for a fixed latitude, and sometimes provided with a compass. French examples are also known dating from the early 17th century, but again, of a simple design. The Universal Equinoctial Sundial was introduced, possibly in Germany as early as the 14th century, and continued in use up to the mid-19th century. 17th and 18th century examples incorporated a folding plumb bob for levelling, whilst the later models, mostly made in England, used spirit levelling. Delle?s known dates and the style of the watch would indicate a date of circa 1735, and since he had recently married the widow of a maker known for his instruments, it seems possible that this watch was a co-operative effort.

The lever escapement was invented by Thomas Mudge in 1750.

The first example was incorporated in a small precision clock which was seen and recorded in his diary by a visitor, Thomas Bugge, in 1752.

The first example in a watch has a hallmark for 1769. The watch was given to the king, George III, who gave it to his wife. it is usually referred to a Queen’s watch. Mudge made very few other examples, but incorporated it in a clock he had previously made for his patron, Count Bruhl. Bruhl was very enthusiastic about the escapement which Mudge was no longer developing. He had turned his attention to the development of a marine timekeeper which he hoped might win a part of the Longitude Prize not already awarded to John Harrison.

However, Count Bruhl persuaded him to make a model of his escapement which was given to Josiah Emery, who then made a series of pocket watches using the design of the new escapement.

At least one of the series was exported to France, where the escapement was rapidly developed by Robin, Lepine, Breguet and other. Mudge’s son later stated that the escapement for all Emery’s lever watches had been made by Richard Pendleton. When Emery died only three have survived that are know, No 172 is in the British Museum, and No 180 belonged to Sam Clutton and then went to the Time Museum in America. No 175 is the only one of the three to still have its original case, the other two have lost theirs. The erased inscription on the dial clearly confirms that it was originally intended to form part of Emery’s series.

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This watch number 175 was first sold for sale at Sotheby’s on March 13, 1967 (collection of A.J. Hubbard of Piccadilly

RICHARD PENDLETON, ENGLAND

ONE OF THE THREE KNOWED, PENDLETON, EARLY LEVER ESCAPEMENT DOUBLE S COMPENSATION BALANCE, SILVER

Very fine and very rare silver pocket chronometer with regulator dial, ‘’double S’’ type compensation balance, with helical blued steel balance spring (stop balance operated by a lever at 4 o’clock), in line lever escapement with jewelled pallets, the lever fork encircling the roller and engaging with it on the side remote from the escape wheel is unusual, movement protected by a gilded cap. Open face consular case made by Valentin Walker originally gilded. White enamel dial ‘’regulator’’ type, the inscription ‘’Emery London’’ originally appeared across the center of the dial, later removed almost completely, but still faintly visible viewed with a lens.

Year London hallmarks for 1797

Movement 175

Caliber 21’’’,gilt brass, full plate, cylindrical pillars, fusee with Harrison’s maintaining power and chain, going train with a high number of leaves and teeth, lever escapement, patented ‘’double S’’ balance with two gold mean screws and two gold compensating nuts screwed onto threaded posts fixed to the free ends of the S-shaped bimetallic strips, free-sprung helical balance spring, jeweled to the third wheel, fusee also jeweled, The mainteining power for the fusee is unusual, in having its ratchet wheel inset beneath the great wheel, above the maintaining detent which is pivoted on the inside of the front plate. Double-footed Emery-type cock with diamond endstone, curious balance stopping device acting vertically, as opposed to the usual lateral manner

Material Silver

Dimensions 60 mm

Signature Movement and dust cap, casemaker’s mark “V.W.” for Valentin Walker

Following an email communication with Longines, the Heritage department confirmed that the watch was sold to the Belgrade retailer Stafanovitch, delivered with a black dial, white hour indexes and the retailer’s name and a coat of arms confirming that the watch is in the same state that when it was delivered back in 1937.

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Property of a collector

ANONYMOUS, SWITZERLAND

SINGLE-BUTTON SPLIT-SECOND CHRONOGRAPH, ENAMEL DIAL, STEEL

A large, attractive, manual wind, stainless steel single button split-second chronograph wristwatch with custom-made case

Year 1940-2000

Case 727

Caliber 18’’’

Dimensions 46 mm C

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Property of a Swiss collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. CK 2079, 33.3 CHRO, STEEL

A fine, rare, large, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with tachometer and pulsation scales.

Model 33.3 CHRO

Reference CK 2079

Year Sold to Switzerland in January 1940

Case 9556389

Movement 9385631

Caliber 33.3 CHRO T1, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega “sun” buckle

Dimensions 37.5 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C 3-8 D 2-8-01 M 3-8* AAA

CHF 9 000 - 14 000 | HKD 72 000 - 112 000 | USD 9 000 - 14 000

Delivered new to Switzerland in 1940, reference 2079 is characterised by its oversize stainless steel case, oval pushers and colourful dials such as this very well preserved grey dial contrasting with its red pulsation scale.

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Property of a British collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2913, SEAMASTER 300, STEEL

A fine, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch.

Model Seamaster 300

Reference 2913-8 SC

Year 1958

Movement 16030229

Caliber 501, 20 jewels

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-6-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. CK 2996, RANCHERO SEAMASTER, SOLD TO FAP, STEEL

A fine and very rare, manual wind, stainless steel wristwatch sold to the Peruvian Airforces.

Model Seamaster Ranchero

Reference CK 2996

Year Sold to the Peruvian Air Forces in December 1960

Movement 17572208

Caliber 285, 17 jewels

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C 3-8 D 2-01-05 M 3* AAA

CHF

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2913, SEAMASTER 300, STEEL

A fine, early, rare, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch.

Model Seamaster 300

Reference CK 2913

Year Sold in March 1958 to Switzerland

Movement 16030229

Caliber 501, 20 jewels

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 8 000 - 12 000 | HKD 64 000 - 96 000 | USD 8 000 - 12 000

Property of a British collector

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IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3706, FLIEGER CHRONOGRAPH, AFTER-MARKET PVD COATING, STEEL

A fine, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with day and date and after-market PVD coating.

Model Flieger Chronograph

Reference 3706

Year sold in December 2004

Case 2929265

Caliber 7902, 25 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel IWC buckle

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories warranty card

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BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3800, TYPE XX, STEEL

A fine, iconic, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date.

Model Type XX Aeronavale

Reference 3800

Year circa 1997

Case 28945

Caliber 582

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Audemars Piguet deployant clasp

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Property of a Dutch collector

Property of a French lady

96.

Property of a collector

TAG HEUER, SWITZERLAND

REF. CAW211A, MONACO, 40TH ANNIVERSARY, TRIBUTE TO STEVE MCQUEEN, NO. 0002/1000, STEEL

A fine, limited, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date.

Model Monaco

L. Edition 0002/1000

Reference CAW211A

Case EEH1453

Caliber 11, 59 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel TAG Heuer deployant clasp

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, instruction booklet, additional bracelet, push-pin, unforgettable Steve McQueen book

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 4 500 - 6 500 | HKD 36 000 - 52 000 | USD 4 500 - 6 500

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Property of the original British owner

IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3253, FLIEGERUHR, MARK XV, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with date.

Model Mark XV

Reference IW325313

Year Sold in July 2006

Case 3042988

Caliber 37524, 21 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel IWC bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 153 mm

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, instruction booklet, cloth, original invoice and 2 extra links

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

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Property of a Swiss collector

MICHAEL JORDI, SWITZERLAND

TWINS GRAND DOUBLE FACE SINGLE BUTTON

CHRONOGRAPH/ SECOND TIME ZONE, POWER RESERVE, MOONPHASE AND DATE, NO. 09/99, WHITE GOLD

A fine, unusual, large, manual wind, double dial and double movement, 18k white gold wristwatch with one dial featuring the single-button chronograph and the second dial for second time-zone, power reserve, date and moonphase.

Model Twins Grand Double face

L. Edition 09/99

Year circa 2010

Caliber MJ 1948.01/ MJ 1948.02, 19/21 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k white gold Michel Jordi double deployant clasp

Dimensions 45 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 8 000 - 12 000 | HKD 64 000 - 96 000 | USD 8 000 - 12 000

99.

Property of a Swiss collector

ARNOLD & SON, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1QPAR.S07A.C20BD, TRUE NORTH PERPETUAL, NO. 33/50, PINK GOLD

A large, impressive, complicated, limited to 50 pieces, manual wind, 18k pink gold dual-time perpetual calendar wristwatch with equation of time and power reserve.

Model True North Perpetual

L. Edition 33/50

Reference 1QPAR.S07A.C20BD

Year circa 2008

Movement 1794

Caliber J7050, 41 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Arnold & Son deployant clasp

Dimensions 45 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 9 000 - 14 000 | HKD 72 000 - 112 000 | USD 9 000 - 14 000

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Property of a Swiss collector

FRANCK MULLER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 8880 GD, WHITE GOLD

A large, self-winding, 18k white gold triple calendar wristwatch with large date and retrograde day indication.

Model Master Date

Reference 8880 GD

Year Circa 2006

Case 422

Caliber 4600, 26 jewels

Bracelet rubber with a white gold Franck Muller buckle

Dimensions 39 x 55 (including lugs) mm

Signature Dial, Case and movement signed Accessories Original box C

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Property of a Swiss collector

FRANCK MULLER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 8880 SC DT, CASABLANCA, PLATINUM ROTOR, PINK GOLD

A fine, attractive, large, self-winding, 18k pink gold wristwatch with date.

Model Casablanca

Reference 8880 SC DT

Year circa 2005

Case 113

Caliber 7753, 21 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Franck Muller buckle

Dimensions 40 x 55 (with lugs) mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Original box and blank certificate

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AA

CHF 7 000 - 12 000 | HKD 56 000 - 96 000 | USD 7 000 - 12 000

102.

REF. PKA 701 T JDR, NO. 00, PIECE UNIQUE, PERSONALISED MOVEMENT WITH FERRARIS, DIAMONDS AND PINK GOLD

A unique, manual wind, 18k pink gold and diamond tourbillon wristwatch with bi-retrograde day and date.

Model Sold in 2005

Reference PKA 701 T JDR

Case 00

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold and diamond Pierre Kunz buckle

Dimensions 41 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, extra watch winder, certificate of origin and instruction booklet

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2*

CHF 20 000 - 40 000 | HKD 160 000 - 320 000 | USD 20 000 - 40 000

Sold in 2005, the owner wanted a watch that reflected his taste for collecting Ferrari’s and it was decided that a piece unique would be created by adding diamonds to the lugs and adding painted Ferrari models like the F40 and a 275 GTB among others.

Property of the original owner PIERRE KUNZ, SWITZERLAND

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Property of a Swiss collector

PHILIPPE CHARRIOL, SWITZERLAND

CELTIC, LE TOURBILLON, NO. 09, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, manual wind, 18k yellow gold tourbillon wristwatch.

Model Celtic Le Tourbillon

Year circa 1995

Case 09

Caliber caliber by Renaud & Papi

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Charriol deployant clasp

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 8 000 - 12 000 | HKD 64 000 - 96 000 | USD 8 000 - 12 000

104.

MAGELLAN, SWITZERLAND

“1521”, STEEL

A fine, unusual, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with outer-ring in motherof-pearl and 24-hour individually adjustable sundial hand for geographical reference to noon.

Model 1521

Year Sold in 2021

Case 0284

Caliber 2893, 21 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Magellan double deployant clasp

Dimensions 43 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, international warranty card

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 1* AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

The impressive and fascinating BREGUET LA MUSICALE plays the famous aria LA GAZZA LADRA by the Italian composer GIOACCHINO ROSSINI (1792-1868), it can be activated either on demand by pressing the button at 10 o’clock, or at the desired time for the alarm. This is achieved by a patented musical mechanism. A pinned disc acts on the 15 metal teeth of the comb. A metallic glass membrane amplifies the frequencies needed to emit the tune, as well as guaranteeing water resistance. To improve the sound and clarity, LA MUSICALE is fitted with the first magnetic strike governor in the history of watchmaking. This patented system is able to avoid background noise as well as the characteristic whirring typical of classic strike-governors..

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Property of a Middle East collector BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 7800, LA MUSICALE “, LA GAZZA LADRA BY GIOACCHINO ROSSINI, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine and rare, oversized, musical on request, self-winding, 18K yellow gold, water-resistant, wristwatch with musical alarm, alarm power-reserve indication, rotating dial

Model La Musicale

Reference 7800

Year circa 2012

Case 2403 BA

Caliber 0900, 59 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Breguet deployant clasp

Dimensions 48 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box with built-in sound resonator, Certificate of Origin and instruction manual.

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 25 000

HKD 200 000

280 000

USD 25 000 - 35 000

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Property of a Middle East collector BREGUET,

SWITZERLAND

CLASSIQUE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Model Classique

Year made in the 1990’s

Case 5125 C

Caliber 818/4, 21 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Breguet buckle

Dimensions 33 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

107.

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2614, DIVAN, DIAMONDS, WHITE GOLD

A fine, elegant, quartz, 18k white gold and diamond wristwatch

Model Divan

Reference 2614

Year circa 2001

Case 999122CD

Caliber 157, 4 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Cartier buckle

Dimensions 38 x 30 (with lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

Property of a lady

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LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 270.2.55, QUANTIEME PERPETUEL, NO. 314/500, PINK GOLD

A very fine, elegant, limited, manual wind, 18k pink gold perpetual calendar wristwatch.

Model Reverso Quantieme Perpetuel

L. Edition 314/500

Reference 270.2.55

Year Sold in February 2002

Caliber 855, 39 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Jaeger LeCoultre deployant clasp

Dimensions 26 x 42 mm. (including lugs)

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of authenticity, certificate of warranty, instruction booklet, push-pin

Property of a Swiss collector JAEGER

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Property of a Dutch Gentleman JAEGER

LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 270.2.69, REVERSO CHRONOGRAPHE, NO. 176/500, PINK GOLD

A fine, limited to 500 pieces, manual wind, 18k pink gold reversible chronograph wristwatch.

Model Reverso Chronographe

L. Edition 176/500

Reference 270.2.69

Year Sold in December 1996

Caliber 829, 36 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Jaeger LeCoultre deployant clasp

Dimensions 26 x 42 (including lugs) mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, warranty form

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

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Property of a Dutch Gentleman JAEGER

LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 140.2.80, MASTER CONTROL PERPETUAL CALENDAR, PINK GOLD

A fine, limited, self-winding, 18k pink gold perpetual calendar wristwatch.

Model Master Control Perpetual Calendar

Reference 140.2.80

Year Sold in October 1997

Case 0029

Caliber 889/440/2, 50 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Jaeger Lecoultre buckle

Dimensions 37 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty, certificate, instruction booklet, overhaul paper dated October 2022, push-pin

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 7 000 - 12 000 | HKD 56 000 - 96 000 | USD 7 000 - 12 000

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VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 33222, METIERS D’ART, “FLOWERS”, ENAMEL, PINK GOLD

A very fine and elegant, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch with enamel painting on both front and back.

Model Métiers d’Art

Reference 33222

Year 2011

Case 1194020

Bracelet Leather Strap with an 18k pink gold Vacheron Constantin buckle

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Extract from the archives

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 25 000 | HKD 120 000 - 200 000 | USD 15 000 - 25 000

Property of a Swiss collector

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Property of a French lady VACHERON

CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 91180, PATRIMONY 250TH ANNIVERSARY, LIMITED TO 250, PINK GOLD

A very fine, elegant, limited, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch with black dial.

Model Patrimony 250 Ans

Reference 91180

Year 2005

Case 815276/ 259

Movement 885162

Caliber 1017, 21 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Vacheron Constantin buckle

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of authenticity

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 7 000 - 12 000 | HKD 56 000 - 96 000 | USD 7 000 - 12 000

In celebration of their 250th Anniversary in 2005, Vacheron Constantin created this special reference that was never available for public sale for its employees only. Designated under reference 91180, it was created in 250 examples only and features a subtle 1755-2005 inscription in the minute track between the 11 and 1 o clock markers.

113.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 49145, ROYAL EAGLE CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date.

Model Royal Eagle

Reference 49145/000A-8970

Year Circa 2004

Case 770558

Caliber 1137

Material Stainless steel

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

Property of a Swiss collector

114.

A. LANGE & SÖHNE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 115.026, GRANDE LANGE 1, PLATINUM

A very fine, large, manual wind, platinum wristwatch with power reserve and large date.

Model Grande Lange 1

Reference 115.026

Year Sold in October 2009

Case 180743

Movement 67085

Caliber 53 jewels

Bracelet leather with platinum Lange & Sohne buckle

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

Property of the original Swiss owner

115. A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 116.026, LANGE 1 TIMEZONE, PLATINUM

A fine, large, manual wind, platinum world-time wristwatch with date, power reserve and night and day indication

Model Lange 1 Timezone

Reference 116.026

Year circa 2006

Case 160939

Movement 50770

Caliber L031.1, 54 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a platinum Lange & Sohne buckle

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF

116.

IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5449, PORTUGUESE MINUTE-REPEATING, NO. 019/500, PLATINUM

A fine, limited, manual wind, platinum minute-repeating wristwatch.

Model Portuguese Minute Repeating

L. Edition 019/500

Reference IW544901

Year Sold in August 2014

Case 3416165

Movement 3131701

Caliber 98950, 52 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an IWC platinum deployant clasp

Dimensions 45 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement (with engraving) signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, certificate, instruction booklet, polishing cloth

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 25 000 - 35 000 | HKD 200 000 - 280 000 | USD 25 000 - 35 000

Property of a Dutch gentleman

117.

FP JOURNE , SWITZERLAND

OCTA JOUR/ NUIT, RUTHENIUM, PLATINUM, 99 PIECES

Very fine, rare, limited to 99 pieces, self-winding, platinum wristwatch with date, power reserve and night/day indication.

Model Octa Jour/Nuit Ruthenium

Year Sold in 2004

Case 75/99-02A

Caliber 1300

Bracelet Leather with a platinum FP Journe buckle

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, Journe certificate of authenticity dated December 2021

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2*

CHF 150 000 - 200 000 | HKD 1 200 000 - 1 600 000 | USD 150 000 - 200 000

First introduced on the market in 2002, the ruthenium models were made exclusively in 99 pieces available in the boutiques only. The Jour/Nuit was produced only in ruthenium and featured a brass ruthenium plated movement and dial with caliber 1300. One of the most desirable limited editions made by the manufacture.

Property of a Swiss collector

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

LADY’S COCKTAIL DRESS WATCH, DIAMONDS, WHITE GOLD

A very fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k white gold and diamond lady’ wristwatch.

Year

Case Movement

Caliber

Bracelet Dimensions Signature

C 3-8 D 3-6-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

Ttoday.

Case and movement by European Watch and Clock Co.

Signed on the dial, numbered on the case

Couteau is the term used in manufacturing records to describe this type of watch.

Montre Couteau

17’’’, 19 jewels, rhodium-plated, lever escapement, 8 adjustments European Watch and Clock Co., Inc.

Property of a Swiss lady

Blum’s Vogue

Blum’s Vogue was a specialty department store founded by Harry and Becky Blum in Chicago in 1910. The original store was simply called Blum’s and was located in the Congress Hotel, then home to Sarah Bernhardt, Ethel Barrymore, and other famous theatrical stars of the day. Blum’s quickly became successful, and shortly thereafter the Blums opened a second store, Vogue, a few doors down. While Blum’s sold ready-towear clothes, Vogue sold custom-made garments. In 1924, the Blums bought their own building at 624 South Michigan Avenue and began extensive renovations.

120.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND / FRANCE

VACHERON CONSTANTIN/VERGER FRERES, ROCK CRYSTAL, SAPPHIRE AND ENAMEL, WHITE GOLD

Retailed by BLUM’S. INC. in Chicago.

A very fine and exceptional, manual wind, 18k white gold, bleu enamel and sapphire art deco pocket watch, mirror finish dial.

Year Sold to Verger Freres in 1930

Movement 413807

Caliber 9’’’94, 15 jewels, nickel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance adjusted to temperatures and 5 positions, self-compensating flat balance spring

Material 18K white gold

Dimensions 41 X 41 mm

Signature Movement

Accessories Original box from the retail shop Blum’s Vogue, Michigan avenue, Chicago

C 3 D 3-01 M 3-6* AAA

CHF

According to Vacheron Constantin, the Vacheron movement was delivered to Verger Freres who manufactured the case. Many of some of the most beautiful Art Deco creations were entrusted to Verger Freres by Vacheron Constantin and some of the most decorative pocket watches and clocks were born from this collaboration.

121.

EUROPEAN WATCH & CLOCK CO., SWITZERLAND

TRAVEL CLOCK, MOTHER-OF-PEARL DIAL, GOLD

An extremely fine and rare, Art Deco, manual wind, 18k yellow gold and enamel travel clock with mother-of-pearl dial

Year circa 1930’s

Case 4527/2551/0864/2562

Caliber 15 jewels

Dimensions 64 x 42 x 15 mm. (closed)

Signature Case, dial and movement (European Watch & Clock Co.) signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

Often found in sterling silver, small travels clocks made in 18k yellow gold are amongst the rarest versions. With its movement and case signed European Watch & Clock Co., this example has a wonderfully decorated case inlaid with black enamel and has a wonderful mother-ofpearl dial free from any damages.

Property of a British collector CARTIER/

122.

Property of a Dutch collector

MOVADO, SWITZERLAND POLYPLAN, WHITE GOLD

A fine, very rare, manual wind, 18k white gold curvex wristwatch with applied Breguet numerals

Model Polyplan

Reference 4009

Year circa 1920

Case 401467

Movement 401359

Caliber 400, 15 jewels

Dimensions 22 x 55 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-7-12-01 M 3 *

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

The Movado Polyplan, launched in 1912, was available in two sizes, in silver, 14K and 18K gold cases. The larger Cal. 400 movement has a three-tiered main plate, angled by 25° at both ends to enable the case to be highly curved. The balance is placed at one end so a larger, more accurate balance wheel could be used. The central plate housed the gearing and barrel with the opposite angled side containing the setting wheel, stem and crown. Due to the elaborate construction the original sale price was comparatively high and fewer than 1500 examples are believed to have been made. The rarest and most desirable variations available today are those in the large 56 mm 18K white gold cases such as this example and ones with applied Breguet indexes are rarer still.

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

WHITE GOLD JUMP HOURS DRESS WATCH

Very fine and very rare, 18K white gold keyless, digital jump- hours dress watch.

17’’’, rhodium-plated, “fausses-côtes” decoration, 19 jewels, straight line lever escapement, cut-bimetallic compensation balance with blued steel Breguet balance-spring, index

18K white gold

Dial and movement

C 3 D 3-6-8-01 M 3-6* AAA

CHF

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

A fine, well-preserved, manual wind, 18k white gold skeletonised wristwatch. leather with an 18k white gold Audemars Piguet buckle

125.

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

CENTER-SECONDS, CALIBER VZSC, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, very rare, manual wind, 18k yellow gold center-seconds wristwatch.

Year circa 1946

Case 52742

Movement 52742

Caliber VZSC, 18 jewels, 8 adjustments

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Audemars Piguet buckle

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of origin and Audemars Piguet invoice

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

The 13’’’ VZ movement by Audemars Piguet is one of the most important time only movement made by the manufacture. The movement shows a high quality finish featuring cotes de Geneve finish as well as 8 adjustments and are part of the exceedingly rare high precision movements made by the firm.

Property of a US collector

127.

Property of a Swiss collector

PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

PIAGET, BYDINATOR, WATERPROOF, STEEL

A fine, large, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch

Year circa 1960’s

Case 11702

Caliber Felsa 690, 17 jewels

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-55-01-05 M 3 * AA

CHF 1 500 - 2 500 | HKD 12 000 - 20 000 | USD 1 500 - 2 500

126.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 12541 B1, “MANTA RAY”, WHITE GOLD

A very fine, stylish, extremely rare, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch

Reference 12541 B1

Year 1967

Case 137533

Movement 810184

Caliber 12P1, 30 jewels

Bracelet integrated 18k white gold Piaget bracelet approx. overall length 170 mm.

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box

C 3-8 D 2-6-01 M 2*

CHF 4 000 - 6 000 | HKD 32 000 - 48 000 | USD 4 000 - 6 000

Mostly produced in round or cushion shape, this example housed in a «Manta Ray» shape is exceptionally rare. In fact, according to the Piaget archives only 8 examples were produced with the white gold bracelet.

128.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 8064, GOLD AND DIAMOND HINGED COVER, YELLOW GOLD

A very, fine and rare, attractive, manual wind, 18k yellow lady’s bracelet watch with diamond-set hinged cover and matching earings

Reference 8064

Year circa 1970’s

Case 554134

Movement 18645319

Caliber 690, 17 jewels

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold Omega bracelet, approx. overall length 172 mm.

Dimensions 15 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories pouch, pair of matching 18k yellow gold earings

C 3-8 D 2-6-01 M 3 * AAA

CHF 4 000 - 6 000 | HKD 32 000 - 48 000 | USD 4 000 - 6 000

For a very similar watch, see Omega A journey through time, page 724.

129.

GÜBELIN, SWITZERLAND YELLOW AND WHITE GOLD

A fine, unusual, manual wind, 18k white and yellow gold wristwatch

Year circa 1960’s

Case 202091

Movement 10524

Caliber G.0703, 18 jewels

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold Gubelin bracelet, approx. overall length 160 mm.

Dimensions 25 x 33 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 1 500 - 2 500 | HKD 12 000 - 20 000 | USD 1 500 - 2 500

Property of a lady

Property of a Swiss family

130.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 4241, TRIPLE DATE, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, attractive, manual wind, 18k yellow gold triple date calendar wristwatch.

Reference 4241

Year 1946

Case 293639

Movement 457904

Caliber 485/A, 17 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, copy of the extract from the archives

131.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 4624, OVERSIZE, PINK GOLD

A fine, rare, oversize, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch.

Reference 4624

Year circa 1956

Case 352299

Movement 520553

Caliber P453/3B, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold AW buckle

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories copy of an email to Vacheron Constantin confirming the information

C 3-8 D 3-7-11-01 M 3* AA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

Property of a Dutch Gentleman

Property of a Dutch Gentleman

132.

Property of a Dutch Gentleman

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 4624, OVERSIZE, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, large, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch.

Reference 4624

Year circa 1956

Case 337334

Movement 511705

Caliber P453/3b, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with a later 18k yellow gold Vacheron Constantin buckle

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate

origin and warranty C

133.

Property of a Dutch Gentleman

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

GUILLOCHE DIAL, OVERSIZE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine and rare, elegant, manual wind, 18k center-seconds wristwatch with guilloche dial.

Year circa 1952

Case 319587

Movement 489510

Caliber P454/5B, 17 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold AW buckle

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

134.

Property of a German collector

EBERHARD, SWITZERLAND

SINGLE-BUTTON CHRONOGRAPH, TROPICAL DIAL, STEEL

A very fine, attractive, large, manual wind, stainless steel single-button chronograph wristwatch with tropical dial

Year circa 1950’s

Case 12681

Caliber 15’’’, 17 jewels

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

135.

Property of a German collector

MINERVA, SWITZERLAND

OVERSIZE SINGLE BUTTON CHRONOGRAPH, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

A fine, rare, oversize, manual wind, stainless steel single-button chronograph wristwatch with black dial

Year circa 1940’s

Case 469218

Caliber 16’’’, 17 jewels

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial signed

CHF

136.

LEONIDAS, SWITZERLAND

SPLIT-SECOND CHRONOGRAPH, TROPICAL DIAL, STEEL

A very fine, rare, oversize, manual wind, stainless steel split-second chronograph wristwatch with tropical dial

Year circa 1940’s

Case 161756

Caliber

Property of a German collector

137.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 815, BLACK DIAL, RETAILED BY BUCHERER, WHITE GOLD

A very fine, rare, manual wind, 9k white gold rectangular wristwatch with black dial.

Reference 815

Year circa 1930’s

Case 71294

Caliber 15 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Gay Freres ladder bracelet, approx. overall length 167 mm

Dimensions 24 x 38 (including lugs) mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 10 000 | HKD 40 000 - 80 000 | USD 5 000 - 10 000

Housed in a rectangular case, these early Rolex wristwatches are rare as many have been damaged or over restored. This is the first example of its type that we have had the pleasure of offering with crisp numbers on the 9k white gold case (in itself very rare already) but the fact that it is combined with black dial retailed by Bucherer makes it the very first piece of its kind to be offered at Antiquorum.

138.

Property of a German collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 971, PRINCE “ZEBRA” BRANCARD, PINK AND WHITE GOLD

A very, fine, very well-preserved, 18k pink and white gold chronometer wristwatch.

Model Prince Brancard

Reference 971

Year circa 1930’s

Case 45950

Caliber chronometer, 18 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Cartier deployant clasp

Dimensions 23 x 44 (including lugs) mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

139.

Property of a US collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 4417, FANCY LUGS, STEEL

An extremely fine and rare, manual wind, center-seconds, stainless steel wristwatch with fancy lugs.

Reference 4417

Year circa 1945

Case 430509

Caliber 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex buckle

Dimensions 34 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

140.

Property of a Swiss collector

ROLEX,

SWITZERLAND

REF. 6098, OYSTER PERPETUAL, “BIG BUBBLEBACK”, STEEL

A very fine and very rare, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch.

Model Oyster Perpetual Precision

Reference 6098

Year 1952

Case 726447

Caliber 13 1/2’’’

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-6-55-01-05 M 2*

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

Housed in a large at the time case of 36 mm, the reference 6098 is often referred to as the big bubbleback or Ovetonne due its convex caseback. This example has been preserved in excellent overall condition still showing a thick case and a beautiful original dial.

141.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16233, DATEJUST, “CHAMPAGNE BUCKLEY DIAL”, STEEL AND GOLD

A fine, very well-preserved, self-winding, stainless steel and gold wristwatch with date

Model Datejust

Reference 16233

Year Sold in September 1991

Case E745939

Caliber 3135, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel and gold Rolex Jubilee bracelet, approx. overall length 183 mm

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, punched warranty, green leather folder

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

142.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16233, DATEJUST, STEEL AND GOLD

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel and gold wristwatch with date

Model Oyster Perpetual Datejust

Reference 16233

Year Sold in 2006

Case F49825

Caliber 3135, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel and gold Rolex Jubilee bracelet, approx. overall length 188 mm

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories punched warranty

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 1 500 - 2 500 | HKD 12 000 - 20 000 | USD 1 500 - 2 500

Property of a Swiss collector

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

143.

SWITZERLAND

REF. 1806, DAY-DATE, BARK FINISH, ORIGINAL WARRANTY, CHRONOMETER, INVOICE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with day and date.

Model Day-Date

Reference 1806

Year Sold in October 1965

Case 1160467

Caliber 1555, 26 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet dated 1969 with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 188 mm

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, warranty, chronometer warranty, original invoice, Rolex Mexico service invoice, Rolex Swiss price list dated 1965

Property of a Swiss collector ROLEX,

144.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16264, DATEJUST TURN-O-GRAPH, WHITE GOLD BEZEL, STEEL

A fine, rare, manual wind, stainless steel wristwatch with 18k white gold rotating bezel and date

Model Datejust Turn-o-graph

Reference 16264

Year Sold in June 1993

Case X651377

Caliber 3135, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex jubilee bracelet, approx. overall length 180 mm.

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, Rolex Japan warranty

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

145.

Property of a Swiss collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16250, DATEJUST TURNOGRAPH, WHITE GOLD BEZEL, STEEL

A very fine and rare, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with white gold bezel and date

Model Datejust Turnograph

Reference 16250

Year circa 1982

Case 7273852

Caliber 3035, 27 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex jubilee bracelet (555B), approx. overall length 185 mm.

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

To be sold without reserve

Part of the Turn-o-Graph family, initially launched in 1953 that featured a revolving bezel that would allow the wearer to measure short amounts of time without having to use the costlier version, the chronograph. It was the first Rolex watch to have this function that would later be adapted to the entire Submariner line. Reference 16250 was produced between 1979 and 1982 and scholars believe that only about 2’800 were produced.

146.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 18038, DAY-DATE, BURL WOOD DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, unusual, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with burl wood dial and day and date

Model Day-Date

Reference 18038

Year circa 1978

Case 5753866

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 150 mm.

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

147.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5513, SUBMARINER, METER FIRST, STEEL

A fine, attractive, very well-preserved, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch

Model Submariner

Reference 5513

Year circa 1966

Case 1401602

Caliber 1520, 26 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex riveted bracelet (7206/380) with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 190 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

Property of the original Swiss owner

148.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5508, SUBMARINER, STEEL

A fine, early, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch

Reference 5508

Year 1958

Case XX3840 (faint)

Caliber 1530, 25 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex jubilee bracelet, approx. overall length 165 mm.

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-6-53-02 M 3 * AA

CHF 8 000 - 12 000 | HKD 64 000 - 96 000 | USD 8 000 - 12 000

149.

TUDOR, SWITZERLAND

REF. 7016, SUBMARINER, SWISS WATERPOLO CHAMPION 1974, STEEL

A very fine and extremely rare, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch given to the winning team of the 1974 Swiss Water Polo Championship

Model Oyster Prince Submariner

Reference 7016

Year circa 1970’s

Case 827925

Caliber 2483

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case (with dedication inscription) and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-8-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

Back in 1974, The Geneva team of water polo competed in the Swiss national league and became champions that year. In celebration of that victory a few watches were given to some of the members of the team (one other is known so far with serial numbers only 4 digits apart).

A rare insight into the collaboration between Rolex/Tudor and local sport teams.

Property of a German collector

Property of a Swiss collector

150.

REF. 16520, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, COLOR-CHANGE, W SERIAL, STEEL

A fine, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with colorchange dial.

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 16520

Year Sold in January 1996

Case W331092

Caliber 4030, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78390/503B), approx. overall length 155 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, punched warranty, 2 extra links

C 2-8 D 2-6-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 30 000 - 50 000 | HKD 240 000 - 400 000 | USD 30 000 - 50 000

Property of a German collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

151.

Property of a German collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16710, GMT-MASTER II, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with Gmt-function and date.

Model Gmt-Master II

Reference 16710

Year Sold in April 2000

Case A630280

Caliber 3185, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78790/501B), approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, punched warranty, booklets, chronometer seal, hang tag

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

152.

Property of a German collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16550, EXPLORER II, SO-CALLED “CICCHI DI MAIS”, STEEL

A fine, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with 24-hour indication and color-change indexes.

Model Explorer II

Reference 16550

Year circa 1987

Case R984836

Caliber 3085, 27 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78360/501), approx. overall length 175 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box

C 3-8 D 3-13-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 7 000 - 12 000 | HKD 56 000 - 96 000 | USD 7 000 - 12 000

153.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 116520, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 116520

Year Sold in October 2003

Case F037437

Caliber 4130, 44 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78490) with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 153 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, punched warranty, calendar card, 4 extra links C

154.

ANONYMOUS, SWITZERLAND

CHRONOGRAPH, PVD COATED

A fine, attractive, self-winding, PVD coated stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Chronograph

Year circa 2003

Caliber 4130, 44 jewels

Bracelet PVD-coated stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 170 mm.

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, extra link

C 2-8-30 D 2-30-01 M 2* AA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

Property of a Middle East collector

155.

REF. 16808, SUBMARINER, “SULTAN DIAL”, SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND INDEXES, EXTRA BLUE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, impressive, self-winding, 18k yellow gold diver’s wristwatch with champagne dial with sapphires and diamond indexes.

Model Submariner

Reference 16808

Year circa 1987

Case 9764540

Caliber 3035, 27 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet (92908), approx. overall length 180 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, extra blue dial, set of service hands

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 25 000 - 35 000 | HKD 200 000 - 280 000 | USD 25 000 - 35 000

Property of a German collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

156.

Property of the original owner

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16610LV, SUBMARINER, F SERIAL, FAT FOUR, NEW OLD STOCK, PLASTIC PROTECTIVE CASE STICKERS, STEEL

A fine, early, new old stock, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with date.

Model Submariner

Reference 16610LV

Year circa 2004

Case F219678

Caliber 3135, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (93250), approx. overall length 180 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

157.

Property of a Swiss collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5513, SUBMARINER, METER FIRST, STEEL

A fine, iconic, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch.

Model Submariner

Reference 5513

Year 1967

Case 1776203

Caliber 1520, 26 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex folded bracelet (9315/380), approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

158.

Property of a Swiss family ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1680, SUBMARINER, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with date.

Model Submariner

Reference 1680

Year circa 1977

Case 5280244

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (93150/580), approx. overall length 177 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Rolex service pouch and overhaul invoice from a Rolex retailer dated January 2017 in the amount of Euros 914

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 3* AA

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

159.

Property of a Swiss collector ROLEX,

SWITZERLAND

REF. 14270, EXPLORER, “PIN HOLES”, STEEL

A fine, rare, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch featuring pin holes.

Model Explorer

Reference 14270

Year circa 1991

Case N122283

Caliber 3000, 27 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78790/558B), approx. overall length 163 mm

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 4 000 - 6 000 | HKD 32 000 - 48 000 | USD 4 000 - 6 000

Launched in 1989, as the successor to the 1016, the new Explorer was presented under the new reference 14270. One of the early variations such as this example featured lug holes to facilitate the removal of the bracelet which was discontinued in 1994.

160.

SWITZERLAND

REF. 116619, SUBMARINER, “SMURF”, WHITE GOLD

A fine and attractive, self-winding, 18k white gold diver’s wristwatch with date.

Model Submariner “Smurf”

Reference 116619LB

Year Sold in October 2014

Case 88FK1589

Caliber 3135, 31 jewels

Bracelet 18k white gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 188 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, instruction booklet, hang tag, chronometer seal

C

CHF

Property of a Dutch Gentleman ROLEX,

161.

REF. 116523, DAYTONA, STEEL AND GOLD

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel and gold chronograph wristwatch.

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 116523

Year Sold in July 2010

Case V901068

Caliber 4130, 44 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel and yellow gold Rolex bracelet, approx. overall length 185 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, Case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, Rolex service card dated 2015, booklets, hang tag, chronometer seal

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 20 000 | HKD 120 000 - 160 000 | USD 15 000 - 20 000

Property of a Swiss Gentleman ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

162.

REF. 116519, DAYTONA, SODALITE DIAL DIAMOND INDEXES, WHITE GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k white gold chronograph wristwatch with diamond indexes and sodalite dial

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 116519

Year Sold in March 2004

Case K194823

Caliber 4130, 44 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Rolex deployant clasp

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original punched warranty

C 2-8

Property of an Italian lady ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

163. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 116500, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, ENGRAVED UAE EAGLE CASEBACK, STEEL

A very fine and extremely rare, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with UAE eagle

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 116500LN

Year Sold in April 2019

Case 5U24J307

Caliber 4130, 44 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet, approx. overall length 175 mm.

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, green chronometer seal, booklet

Sold through Seddiqi & Sons, this batch of Daytonas came with an engraved UAE eagle on its caseback..

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6241, DAYTONA, PAUL NEWMAN, STEEL

A fine and very rare, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Cosmograph, Daytona

722-1, 17 jewels

Stainless steel Rolex folded bracelet (7835/71N), approx. overall length 185 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed

Rolex service pouch

According to the specialists, although it has never been confirmed, for every one exotic dial, roughly twenty-four Daytona dials were produced, and many of those exotic dials are no longer still in existence today. They are named “Paul Newman” after the famous eponymous Hollywood actor who use to wear a Rolex Daytona ref. 6239 with an exotic dial. Produced between 1966 and 1969, the reference 6241 is recognizable with the smooth pushers and the beautiful black bezel graduated 50-200 units per hour. Experts agree that approximately 2’300 copies were produced in stainless steel – approximately 700 in gold – and one can be certain that only a very small number of those with “Paul Newman” three colors dials are as well preserved as this lot.

Property of the original Brazilian owner

165.

REF. 16550, EXPLORER II, CREAM “RAIL” DIAL, PUNCHED WARRANTY, STEEL

A fine, desirable, rare, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with 24-hour hand and date

Model Explorer II

Reference 16550

Year Sold in March 1986

Case 9105855

Caliber 3085, 27 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78360/501B), approx. overall length 170 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, punched warranty, 2 Rolex booklets

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 12 000 - 18 000 | HKD 96 000 - 1440 000 | USD 12 000 - 18 000

Property of a British Gentleman ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

The «Milgauss» was introduced in 1956. It was designed for use in areas of high electromagnetic fields which can be found in laboratories.

The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), the world’s pre-eminent particle physics laboratory, was one of the first scientific labs in the 1950s to confirm the «Milgauss» could resist magnetic fields up to 1 000 Gauss.

The reference 1019 was in production from 1965 to 1990, the model was only available in stainless steel. Its name is derived from the Greek «Mil» for thousand and «Gauss,» the unit to measure magnetism.

A normal watch movement can withstand to 70-90 Gauss whereas the «Milgauss» keeps its incredible precision in a magnetic field up to 1 000 Gauss. Rolex had made some of these «Milgauss» reference 1019 for CERN and these feature indexes and hands that are non-luminous, and this example is stamped 65 in the caseback meaning it was one of the earliest produced in this reference.

166.

Property of a British Gentleman

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1019, MILGAUSS, “CERN” SILVER DIAL, STEEL

A fine, rare, self-winding, stainless steel anti-magnetic wristwatch with silver “Cern” dial

Model Milgauss

Reference 1019 Year 1965

Case 1636703

Caliber 1580, 26 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex riveted expandable bracelet (7206/65) dated 70, approx. overall length 160 mm.

Dimensions 37 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-6-55-02 M 3 * AAA

CHF 15 000 - 20 000 | HKD 120 000 - 160 000 | USD 15 000 - 20 000

167. VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

MINUTE-REPEATER, GOLD

A fine, attractive, manual wind, 18K. yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, minute-repeating pocket watch, white enamel dial with suspended “Breguet” numerals and subsidiary seconds at 6.

Year 1913

Case 217317

Movement 341044

Caliber RA 17/18’’, 29 jewels, nickel-plated, going barrel, straightline lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, polished steel index-regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw, adjusted

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 47 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Original box and extract from the archives

168.

PERRET & BERTHOUD, SWITZERLAND CONSTANT PIGUET WESTMINSTER CARILLON ON FOUR GONGS

Very fine, rare and large, round-shaped hunting-case pocket watch in 18K pink gold, minute-repeater with Westminster chime on four gongs with four hammers (activated by the slide at 6 o’clock). With subsidiary seconds at 6.

Model made by Constant Piguet, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) and Le Locle

Year Circa 1900-1910

Case 29779

Caliber 20’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, gold screwed-chaton (setting) on the central wheel, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, polished steel index-regulator; repeater work on the main plate, under the dial, with silent centrifugal force governor to regulate the speed of the repetition mechanism

Material 18K pink gold

Dimensions 56 mm

Signature Dial and case

Accessories Copy of the invention patent

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

CHF 15 000 - 25 000 | HKD 120 000 - 200 000 | USD 15 000 - 25 000

Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 11 948, delivered on March 20, 1896, to Constant Piguet, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux), for a “Montre à répétition-carillon à quatre marteaux” (Repeater-watch with four-hammer chime).

169.

EKEGREN, SWITZERLAND

EKEGREN MINUTE-REPEATER GOLD

Fine and elegant 18K gold, very slim keyless, minute repeating pocket watch repeating on gongs activated by a slide on the band. Made for J.E. 6021 Caldwell & Co, Philadelphia, circa 1914.

Year Circa 1914

Case 78721

Movement 78721

Caliber 17’’’, 31 jewels, equilibrated straight line lever escapement. cut bimetallic balance, Breguet balance spring. Repeating on gongs by means of a slide on the band

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 45 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3-8 D 3-6-01 M 3* AA

CHF 3 000 - 6 000 | HKD 24 000 - 48 000 | USD 3 000 - 6 000

G old cuvette engraved with a monogram dated March 29, 1914.

170.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

TIFFANY & CO., PATEK PHILIPPE MOVEMENT, SPLITSECONDS CHRONOGRAPH YELLOW GOLD

Very fine and rare, 18K yellow gold, keyless, pocket watch with split seconds chronograph. Chronograph (activated by the single round push-piece located on the winding-crown); safety bolt locking the chronograph’s functions (slide at 11 o’clock). Split-seconds (activated by the rectangular push-piece located on the case-band at 10:30).

Year Circa 1900

Case 80951

Movement 80951

Caliber 16```, nickel plated, fausses côtes decoration, 21 jewels, straight line calibrated lever escapement, cut-bimetallic compensation balance with gold adjustment screws, blued steel Breguet balance spring

Dimensions 45

171.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

EARLY PERPETUAL CALENDAR, 18K YELLOW GOLD

A fine and early rare, manual wind, open face, 18k gold perpetual calendar pocket watch.

Year Sold on 26th March 1891

Case 202893

Movement 65283

Caliber 18’’’, nickel plated, 21 jewels, wolf’s tooth winding, straight line lever escapement “a moustaches”, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance spring, index regulator

Material 18K pink gold

Dimensions 52 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3 D 3-71-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 20 000 - 40 000 | HKD 160 000 - 320 000 | USD 20 000 - 40 000

Case back engraved in taille-douce with a coat-of-arms

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND PATEK PHILIPPE FOR PENA

A very fine and rare and historical,18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and five horological complications:

- Half-instantaneous perpetual calendar

- Date of the month (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock)

- Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock; indications given in Spanish)

- Month of the year (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; indications given in Spanish)

- Phases of the moon (aperture at 12 o’clock)

Case-back glazed; the gilded brass cuvette (dome) was pierced with five holes intended to fix a cypher (lacking). White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

Model made for Matías Fernández Peña, Madrid (Spain)

Year made in 1865 and sold the 20 September 1866

Case 26 772

Movement 26 772

Caliber 16’’’, ebauche (No. 2 677) probably by Louis Audemars (Le Brassus, Vallée de Joux), gilded brass, going barrel, straightline equilibrated lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, polished steel index-regulator

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature dial (by the retailer)

Accessories Extract from the Archives

Perpetual leap year calendar

The movement of this watch is probably based on an ébauche (blank) from the workshops of Louis Audemars, one of the usual suppliers of the G enevan manufacture.

The Louis Audemars house was founded in 1811 by Louis-Benjamin Audemars (1782-1833), in the hamlet of Crêt-Meylan, near Le Brassus, in the Vallée de Joux (Canton of Vaud).

This type of perpetual calendar with display of leap years, whether with the indication of the exact duration of each month for the 48 months of the c ycle including February 29th every four years, is designed and developed since 1860 by Charles-Henri Audemars (1829-1906), the youngest son of the founder of the horological manufacture.

Then it replaces the pocket watches with retrograde perpetual calendar (more difficult to use and more expensive in manufacturing cost) – of which Eugène-Constant Lecoultre (1819-1882), originally from Le Chenit (Vallée de Joux), has made a speciality in Geneva – and gradually i mposes itself throughout the watch industry.

Even if this invention is much earlier, the new perpetual calendar mechanism is extensively described and illustrated in July 1885 in the Journal Suisse d’Horlogerie (Swiss Journal of Watchmaking, founded in Geneva in 1876), allowing all watchmakers to build such a watch.

This system which is known as traînant (dragging) is then improved with the invention in 1889 of the instantaneous and simultaneous jump of the d ate-discs by the Genevan manufacture Patek, Philippe & Cie (Swiss patent invention No. 1 018, of May 23, 1889).

A s with other of his inventions (winding and time-setting to the pendant, independent deadbeat seconds, bi-directional winding, etc.), Adrien Philippe (1815-1894) published his creations very late; they were the subject of a very long gestation period and of numerous improvements due t o experience.

It is therefore understandable to see on this watch that the calendar mechanism is a half-instantaneous jump; on the other hand, it is difficult to say whether this improvement is due to the workshops of Louis Audemars or those of Patek Philippe. Very quickly these two manufactures built their perpetual calendars on additional plates (easier to disassemble and reassemble for the watchmaker’s adjustments), allowing them to be incorporated on watches with repeater on demand or other horological complications.

L ouis Audemars house remains in the history of watchmaking as one of the greatest manufactures of all time, having realised, under its name or t hat of other watchmakers, some of the most beautiful watches in the world of the years 1860-1880.

The orders for ébauches(blank movements) received by this workshop enabled many of the great houses (notably Breguet and Patek Philippe) to c reate masterpieces that marked the history of watchmaking in the second half of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. This did not prevent the master watchmakers of these manufactures from improving and creating other marvels.

173.

Property of a Swiss collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, SPECIALLY MADE FOR CONSTANT

COQUELIN 18K GOLD

“Coq Chantecler”

Large and heavy, historical important hunting-case, keyless-winding, roundshaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6;

The watch that was to be offered to Constant Coquelin (1841-1909), world famous French theatre actor, creator of the role of Cyrano de Bergerac, by Manuel Alfonso d’Huicque Contesso (1871-1909), Argentinian impresario, which will then be offered by Jean Coquelin (1865-1944), son of the above and also an actor, to Louis Déan, another French theatre actor.

Case-back polished and polychrome enamelled with, on the cover, a representation of the rooster Chanteclerc in the guise of Constant Coquelin, and, on the case-back, the cypher “C C”.

Cuvette (dome) engraved in taille-douce (fine cut) with the dedication “A Monsieur / C. Coquelin / souvenir de son ami dévoué / Manuel d’Huicque. / Paris, le [… …] 1909. / 1ère de Chanteclerc.” (To Monsieur C. Coquelin, in memory of his devoted friend Manuel d’Huicque. Paris, [… …] 1909, First performance of Chanteclerc.), and, “No 257168. Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève”. Inside cover engraved in taille-douce (fine cut) with the dedication “à mon ami / Déan / en souvenir de / mon père / Jean Coquelin / 1917” (To my friend Déan, in remembrance of my father Jean Coquelin, 1917).

Year Circa 1908-1909

Case 257168

Movement 149342

Caliber 21’’’ gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, patented polished steel index-regulator with swan-neck spring and precision-regulating device for fast / slow by means of an eccentric snail.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 59 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin; letters from Patek Philippe S.A., Geneva (dated April 11, 1972), and Guillermin & Mollet S.A., Paris (Patek Philippe’s French agent; dated April 20, 1972); letter from Mr. Thomas Sertillanges, President of the Edmond Rostand Festival (dated December 21, 2021)

C

CHF 12 000 - 22 000 | HKD 96 000 - 176 000 | USD 12 000 - 22 000

2 D 2-01 M 2*

174.

Property of a Spanish family

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

CENTER-SECONDS SECTOR DIAL, STEEL

A very fine, breathtaking, manual wind, stainless steel pocket watch with centerseconds.

Year Made in 1929, sold in December 1938

Case 504271

Movement 819493

Caliber 18’’’

Dimensions 46 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives, Patek Philippe service box (serviced in April 2009 at a cost of Euros 3’970), fitted box

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-18-01 M 2*

CHF 15 000 - 25 000 | HKD 120 000 - 200 000 | USD 15 000 - 25 000

175. PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

APPLIED BREGUET NUMERALS, WHITE AND YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, early, elegant, manual wind, 18k white and yellow gold wristwatch with applied Breguet numerals.

Year Made in 1927, sold in September 1928

Case 606167

Movement 815954

Caliber 9’’’

Dimensions 28 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C 3-8 D 3-6-53-01 M 3* AA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

176.

Property of a Swiss lady

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 96, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, iconic, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Model Calatrava

Reference 96

Year circa 1939

Case 295963

Movement 829307

Caliber 12-120, 18 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 30 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories 2 copies of Patek Philippe service invoices dated 2004 and 2010 for a total amount of CHF 4’815

C 3-8 D 2-54-01 M 3 * AA

CHF 5 000 - 7 000 | HKD 40 000 - 56 000 | USD 5 000 - 7 000

177.

Property of a German Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2496, BAGUETTE DIAMOND BEZEL, PLATINUM

An exceptional, close to new, very rare, manual wind, platinum wristwatch with diamond baguette bezel

Reference 2496

Year circa 1958

Case 517230

Movement 751075

Caliber 10-200, 18 jewels

Bracelet Patek Philippe platinum buckle

Dimensions 26 x 34 (including lugs) mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, extract from the archives (ordered)

C 1-8 D 2-11-01 M 2*

CHF 15 000 - 25 000 | HKD 120 000 - 200 000 | USD 15 000 - 25 000

Produced in the 1950’s, the reference 2496 is a very elegant square wristwatch. Found in a variety of yellow, white and pink gold, the platinum exists in either plain or with baguette indexes such as this one as the top of the range model.

What impresses the most is the state of conservation of this piece, it maintains crisp angles and has a mint platinum stamp on the case side indicating its excellent original condition.

178.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3429, WATERPROOF, AUTOMATIC, DOUBLE GENEVA HALLMARK, PINK GOLD

A fine, rare, self-winding, 18k pink gold waterproof wristwatch

Reference 3429

Year Made in 1962, sold in August 1963

Case 2624139

Movement 1112743

Caliber 27-460, 37 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

Produced around 1960, the Patek 3429 is an elegant dress watch combined with a screw-down waterproof caseback and the amazing self-winding caliber 27-460 double stamped with the Geneva seal hallmark. The huge majority was made in yellow gold and up to today only about 10 pieces in pink gold, such as this example, are known.

179.

Property of a Dutch collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3420, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Reference 3420

Year Made in 1960, sold in July 1960

Case 425903

Movement 729541

Caliber 12-400, 18 jewels

Dimensions 34 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C 3-8 D 2-6-8-01 M 3 * AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

180.

Property of a Swiss family

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3266, CUSTOM MADE CASE AND BRACELET, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, decorative, manual wind, 18k yellow gold lady’s bracelet watch with custom-made after-market case

Reference 3266/4

Year circa 1960’s

Case 2623223

Movement 998196

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold WB bracelet, approx. overall length 170 mm.

Dimensions 20 mm.

Signature Dial and movement signed C

Caliber 20 jewels

CHF

181.

Property of a Swiss family

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3319, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k yellow gold and diamond lady’s bracelet wristwatch

Reference 3319/1

Year circa 1968

Case 2651737

Movement 991153

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe bracelet, approx. overall length 158 mm.

Dimensions 18 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

Caliber 20 jewels

CHF

182.

Property of a Swiss family

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 4139, ELLIPSE LADY, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, manual wind, 18k yellow gold lady’s wristwatch with blue dial

Model Ellipse

Reference 4139-1

Year circa 1976

Case 521594

Movement 1260272

Caliber 16-250, 18 jewels

CHF

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe bracelet, approx. overall length 155 mm.

Dimensions 21 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

183.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3355, DIAMOND BEZEL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k white gold and diamond wristwatch

Reference 3355

Year circa 1970

Case 2653715

Movement 989203

Caliber 20 jewels

Bracelet 18k white gold bracelet, approx. overall length 155 mm.

Dimensions 24 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box

C

CHF

184.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3491, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Reference 3491

Year circa 1970

Case 2670808

Movement 1172207

Caliber 175, 18 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 26 x 36 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-6-8-01 M 2* AA

CHF

Property of a Swiss family

Property of a Swiss family

185.

Property of the original German family

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 570, BLACK DIAL (CONFIRMED BY THE ARCHIVES), YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, possibly unique, large, very-well preserved, manual wind 18k yellow gold wristwatch.

Reference 570

Year Made in 1941, sold in March 1941

Case 296824

Movement 920447

Caliber 12-120, 18 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C 2-8 D 2-6-01 M 2*

CHF 50 000 - 80 000 | HKD 400 000 - 640 000 | USD 50 000 - 80 000

The successor to the famed reference 96 Calatrava, the reference 570 was its oversize sister reference. Launched in 1938, this reference came in a variety of dial configuration, the black dial being its rarest by far. Never having appeared on the market before and having recently been discovered in Germany and its black dial confirmed by the extract from the archives, it is fair to see that it is one of the most spectacular examples to have appeared on the market in the last 20 years. In fact only a couple of yellow gold 570’s with black dial and subsidiary seconds have ever appeared on the market and this is the only known example so far featuring a full outer minute track making it one of the most coveted time

186. PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3603, BETA QUARTZ, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE, WHITE GOLD

An extremely fine, very rare, beta-quartz, 18k white gold wristwatch with date.

Model Beta 21

L. Edition

Reference 3603/001

Year Sold in March 1975

Movement 8113

Caliber B 21, 13 jewels

Bracelet 18k white gold Patek Philippe bracelet, approx. overall length 188 mm

Dimensions 33 x 37 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, certificate of origin, invoice

C 2-8 D 2-6-8-01 M 3*

CHF 40 000 - 60 000 | HKD 320 000 - 480 000 | USD 40 000 - 60 000

Launched in 1973, the reference 3603 was a huge departure from the manufacture into the world of Beta 21 quartz movements. Made in very few examples in white gold (scholars talk about 15 examples in white gold), even less with a white gold bracelet and only a fraction accompanied with its original certificate of origin such as this example. Conserved in very good condition, with 2 clear hallmarks to the case, an iconic 1970’s wristwatch.

187.

Property of a German Lady

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3631, ELLIPSE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, unusual, manual wind, 18k yellow gold octagonal wristwatch with blue dial

Model Ellipse

Reference 3631

Year circa 1978

Case 2757582 Movement 1362395

Caliber 177, 18 jewels

34 mm

188.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 874 PENDANT WATCH YELLOW GOLD

Very fine rare, oval, 18K yellow gold dress ‘’Ellipse’’ watch with 18K gold Patek Philippe chain.

189.

PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5905, BROWN DIAL, PINK GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k pink gold triple date wristwatch with chronograph with day/night indication.

Reference 5905R-001

Year Sold in May 2021

Case 6449363

Movement 7401727

Caliber CH 28-520 QA 24H

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, booklets, push pin

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 25 000 - 35 000 | HKD 200 000 - 280 000 | USD 25 000 - 35 000

Property of a Swiss collector PATEK

190. PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5070, BLUE DIAL, SINGLE SEALED, PLATINUM

A fine, very rare, manual wind, platinum chronograph wristwatch.

Reference 5070P-001

Year Sold in May 2009

Case 4475839

Movement 3715651

Caliber CH 27-70, 24 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a platinum Patek Philippe deployant clasp

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet, hang tag

C

CHF

1-01

Still in its factory seal, this desirable reference 5070 platinum has never been worn.

191.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 4279, GONDOLO, DIAMONDS, WHITE GOLD

A fine, elegant, quartz, 18k white gold and diamond lady’s wristwatch

Model Gondolo

Reference 4279G

Year circa 2020

Caliber E15, 6 jewels

Bracelet suede with an 18k white gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 22 x 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

192.

Property of a Swiss collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 7200, CALATRAVA ULTRA-THIN, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Model Calatrava Ultra-thin

Reference 7200

Year circa 2015

Movement 7036325

Caliber 240, 27 jewels

Dimensions 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

Property of an Italian lady

193.

REF. 3800/2, NAUTILUS, DIAMOND BEZEL, STEEL AND GOLD

A fine, unusual, self-winding, stainless steel and yellow gold wristwatch with diamond bezel (76 8/8 diamonds 0.44 ct.)and date

Model Nautilus

Reference 3800/2

Year Made in 1993, sold in July 1994

Case 556478

Movement 1931317

Caliber 330 SC, 30 jewels

Bracelet integrated stainless steel and yellow gold Patek Philippe bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 155 mm.

Dimensions 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Extract from the archives, Patek Philippe pouch

C

CHF

Property of a Swiss Gentleman PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

194.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5980, NAUTILUS, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date

Model Nautilus

Reference 5980/1A-001

Year Sold in January 2010

Case 4497341

Movement 4040976

Caliber CH 28-520 C, 35 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Patek Philippe bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx.overall length 188 mm

Dimensions 40.5 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, booklets, push pin

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 75 000 - 105 000 | HKD 600 000 - 840 000 | USD 75 000 - 105 000

Property of the original Italian owner

195.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 7118, NAUTILUS, BLUE DIAL, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel lady’s wristwatch with date.

Model Nautilus

Reference 7118/1A-001

Year Sold in June 2020

Case 6391147

Movement 7326067

Caliber 324 SC, 29 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Patek Philippe bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 168 mm

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, booklets

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 28 000 - 35 000 | HKD 224 000 - 280 000 | USD 28 000 - 35 000

Property of an Italian lady

Launched in 1976, the “Nautilus”, named after Captain Nemo’s submarine (created by Jules Verne in his “Vingt mille lieues sous les mers”), was an immense breakthrough from Patek Philippe’s conservative designs and proof that Haute Horlogerie and audacity can go hand in hand to create an icon that is still relevant 40 years later. Legend has it that the idea of creating a watch in the shape of a porthole found on transatlantic liners came to designer Gérald Genta (1931-2011), a Genevan designer jeweller, whilst dining at a restaurant during the Basel fair and looking at the Patek Philippe team dining on a table opposite his. The whole design having taken no more than 5 minutes!

Patek Philippe produced two versions of the Nautilus Ref. 3700 in steel:

· 3700 / 1, from 1976 to about 1981, that featured a straight bracelet and reference;

· 3700 / 11, which was in production from 1981 to 1990 has a tapered steel bracelet.

Beating within is the Cal. 28-255 C (based on the legendary Jaeger-LeCoultre JLC 920 self-winding movement; which was never used by Jaeger-LeCoultre!) and heavily modified by Patek Philippe, it was at the time the world’s thinnest selfwinding movement with date (3.05 mm. thick) and found in two other models representing Haute Horlogerie groovy chic:

Audemars Piguet’s “Royal Oak” and Vacheron Constantin’s “222”; the first, also design by Genta; the second, designed by Jorg Hysek, a young German designer (born in 1953).

Originally, the Ref. 3700 / 1 A comes with a coveted cork presentation box.

Owing to a thinner calibre, the 3700 / 1 A retains a slimmer profile than its 21st century descendent, the 5711 / 1 A, introduced on the 40th anniversary of the 3700 in 2006.

The “Jumbo” moniker refers to the 42 mm. case, with wide flat bezel, integrated steel link bracelet, and self-winding movement, possessing a rather masculine aesthetic compared to the smaller dressy gold mechanical watches of the time.

196.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3700, NAUTILUS, STEEL

A fine, iconic, large, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with date.

Model Nautilus

Reference 3700/1

Year Made in 1977, sold in December 1978

Case 536874

Movement 1305676

Caliber 28-255C, 36 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Patek Philippe bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 160 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C

CHF

Property of an Italian Gentleman

197.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5726, ANNUAL CALENDAR, STEEL

A very fine, self-winding, stainless steel annual calendar wristwatch.

Model Nautilus Annual Calendar

Reference 5726A-001

Year Sold in December 2011

Case 4750281

Movement 5607176

Caliber 324 S QA LU 24H, 34 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a stainless steel Patek Philippe double deployant clasp

Dimensions 41 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, booklet, 3 extra leather straps

C

Property of a Gentleman

Launched in 1976, during the quartz crisis, the Nautilus is the second watch designed by Gerald Genta, after the Royal Oak in 1972. The shape of its case, very avant-garde for the time, reminds one of a porthole, which might explain its name after Captain Nemo’s fictitious submarine, in Jules Verne’s famous book Twenty Miles Under the Sea. The first reference is the 3700/1 manufactured from 1976 to 1981. To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the “Nautilus”, Patek Philippe launched the reference 5711 in 2006, featuring a slightly larger case design and it was officially discontinued in 2021. Adding one millimetre to the case compared to the original reference 3700 and launched with a classic blue dial, it varied with a three-part case that was slightly thicker as well (from 7.6 mm. on the 3700 to 8.3 mm. on the 5711) and equipped with the calibre 324. Beyond the obvious investment that such a model represents, it is an icon of watchmaking history.

198.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 5711, NAUTILUS, STEEL

A fine, desirable, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with date.

Model Nautilus

Reference 5711/1A-010

Year Sold in December 2012

Case 4931777

Movement 5614273

Caliber 324 S C, 29 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Patek Philippe bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx.overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories

C

Original fitted box, certificate of origin, booklets, overhaul invoice through Gubelin dated February 2022 in the amount of CHF 1’844

P

199.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1579, PULSATION SCALE, PINK GOLD

A very fine and rare, attractive, manual wind, 18k pink gold chronograph wristwatch with pulsation scale.

Reference 1579

Year Made in 1944, sold in June 1945

Case 636436

Movement 863419

Caliber 13’’’

Bracelet 18k pink gold PPC buckle

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case (with initials) and movement signed

Accessories Copy of the extract from the archives, copy of the Patek Philippe overhaul invoice dated August 2011 in the amount of CHF 6’220, custom made gold sapphire caseback

C 3-8 D 2-8-01 M 2*

CHF 40 000 - 80 000 | HKD 320 000 - 64 000 | USD 40 000 - 80 000

To be sold without reserve

The Patek Philippe 1579 is considered one of the more decorative versions of simple chronographs due to its fancy spider lugs. Made from 1943 until 1964, it is believed that only about 185 were made in pink gold cases and much less featuring a pulsation scale as confirmed by the extract from the archives.

rovenance: Christies, November 15, 2010, lot 387

200.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1463, SILVER TACHOMETER DIAL, EXTRA PINK GOLD

DIAL, PINK GOLD

An exceptional, very well preserved, extremely rare, manual wind, 18k pink gold waterproof chronograph wristwatch with extra pink dial

Reference 1463

Year Made in 1946, sold in July 1947

Case 642684

Movement 863941

Caliber 13’’’, 17 jewels

Bracelet 18k pink gold Gay Freres bracelet, approx. overall length

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives, extra pink dial

C 2-8 D 2-6-01 M 2*

CHF 250 000 - 450 000 | HKD 2 000 000 -

Property of an Important collector

Without a doubt, the Patek 1463 is one of the most beautiful waterproof chronographs ever produced. Following the sale of a steel example with Breguet numerals (see Lot 200, November 5, 2022), we are proud to offer another spectacular example this time in pink gold and is probably one of the nicest examples we have ever offered. Not only is the case in spectacular condition showing almost no polish with 2 mint hallmarks, but the owner decided that he wanted an extra pink gold dial (watch was originally delivered on the silver dial as indicated on the extract), so he went on a very long quest to find an original extra pink gold dial that is a spectacular match. He furthermore wanted a pink gold bracelet so he was lucky enough to find a period Gay Freres riveted bracelet to add to an already breathtaking example. Scholars believe that only 145 examples were ever made in pink gold making this piece a true collectors delight.

201.

Property of a Swiss collector

JAEGER LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

TRAVEL CLOCK, BRASS AND LEATHER

A very fine, well-preserved, manual wind, brass and leather 8-day going travel clock with alarm, barometer and thermometer.

Year circa 1950’s

Case 098341

Caliber 15 jewels

Dimensions 143 x 105 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-6-11 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 1 000 - 2 000 | HKD 8 000 - 16 000 | USD 1 000 - 2 000

202.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

ART DECO PURSE WATCH, SILVER

Fine and rare, silver and black lacquer keyless Art-Deco purse watch designed as a match-box.

Swiss patent No. 1320171

Model Purse watch

Year Circa 1923

Case 8135665

Movement 9686244

Caliber 10’’’, 15 jewels

Material Silver

Dimensions 48 X 33 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3 D 3-50-01 M 3* AA

CHF

203.

GÜBELIN, SWITZERLAND

IPSOVOX, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, attractive, large, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with date and alarm

Model IpsoVox

Year circa 1970’s

Case 884604

Movement 1542568

Caliber K825, 17 jewels

Dimensions 37 mm.

Signature

CHF

204.

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

REF.858, MEMOVOX, ALARM WRISTWATCH, STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine, self-winding, stainless steel, wristwatch with alarm and date

Model Memovox

Reference 858

Year circa 1970

Case 1119495

Caliber 1119495

Material stainless steell

Dimensions 37 mm.

Signature case, dial movement

205.

JAEGER LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 875.42, MEMOVOX, STEEL

A fine, iconic, self-winding, stainless steel alarm wristwatch with date

Model Memovox

Reference 875.42

Year circa 1972

Case 1474358

Movement 2180046

Caliber 916, 27 jewels

Dimensions 37 mm.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

Property of a Dutch collector

206.

EBERHARD, SWITZERLAND

OVERSIZE CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A fine, large, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Year circa 1950

Case 1016786

Movement 37077

Caliber 15’’’

Material stainless steel

Signature Dial, case and movement

C

CHF

207.

Property of an Italian Gentleman

UNIVERSAL GENÈVE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 12299, COMPAX CLIMATE PROOF, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, manual wind, 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with tachometer and telemeter scales.

Model Compax Climate-proof

Reference 12299

Year circa 1950’s

Case 1624116

Caliber 481, 17 jewels

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

Property of a Swiss collector

208.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

LONGINES, SWITZERLAND

REF. 7414, 30CH, PINK GOLD

A fine, attractive, manual wind, 18k pink gold flyback chronograph wristwatch with multi-coloured tachometer and telemeter scales

Reference 7414

Year Sold to Binda Italy in October 1965

Movement 12895158

Caliber 30CH, 17 jewels

Bracelet later stainless steel Longines buckle

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives C

209.

LONGINES, SWITZERLAND

REF.7412, 30CH CHRONOGRAPH, PINK GOLD

A fine, attractive, manual wind, 18k pink gold flyback chronograph wristwatch.

Reference 7412

Year Sold to SFL, agent for France in December 1966

Movement 13332748

Caliber 30CH, 17 jewels

Material 18k pink gold

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

According to the Longines Archives the watch was born in a steel case so an extract is not available

210.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

LONGINES, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5966, OVERSIZE CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A fine, large, attractive, manual wind, stainless steel flyback chronograph wristwatch

Reference 5966 4

Year Made in 1965

Movement 13333432

Caliber 30CH, 17 jewels

Dimensions 37 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

211.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

ART DECO, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, early, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch.

Year circa 1918

Case 241998

Movement 386906

Caliber 11 1/2’’’, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold buckle

Dimensions 29 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

212.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2592, WHITE GOLD

A fine, thin, elegant, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch with T-bar lugs

Reference 2592

Case 2603118

Movement 781819

Caliber 23-300, 18 jewels

Dimensions 33 mm. Signature Dial,

213.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 782, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, unusual, manual wind, 18k yellow gold pendant watch

Reference 782

Year circa 1963

Case 2627800

Movement 731511

Caliber 27 AM-400, 18 jewels

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Property of a Swiss family

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

Property of an Italian lady

214.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6546, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, thin, elegant, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Reference 6546

Year circa 1960’s

Case 382069

Movement 555450

Caliber K1001, 18 jewels

Bracelet detachable 18k yellow gold bracelet, approx. overall length 180 mm.

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin

C 3-8 D 3-7-01 M 3 * AA

CHF

215.

Property of a US collector

VACHERON

CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6803, CENTER-SECONDS, STEEL

A very fine and very rare, manual wind, stainless steel center-seconds wristwatch

Reference 6803

Year circa 1960’s

Case 399055

Movement 551391

Caliber K454 5B, 18 jewels

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3 * AAA

CHF

Property of a Belgian family

216.

Property of a Swiss lady

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6007, ROYAL OAK, DIAMOND INDEXES, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, quartz, 18k yellow gold lady’s wristwatch

Model Royal Oak Lady

Reference BA 6007-516

Year circa 1985

Case B79420

Caliber 2502

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold Audemars Piguet bracelet, approx. overall length 157 mm.

Dimensions 26 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, Audemars Piguet service card, original Audemars Piguet champagne dial Les Ambassadeurs service invoice detailing the movement change in the amount of CHF 1’860 dated January 2020

C 3-8 D 3-54-01 M 2 AA

CHF 4 000 - 6 000 | HKD 32 000 - 48 000 | USD 4 000 - 6 000

217.

Property of a German Gentleman

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. SA 6010, ROYAL OAK, STEEL AND YELLOW GOLD

A fine, quartz, stainless steel and 18k yellow gold lady’s wristwatch.

Model Royal Oak

Reference SA 6010/516

Year made circa 1980’s

Case B 60578

Movement 220827

Caliber quartz

Bracelet stainless steel and gold Audemars Piguet bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 25 x 32 (including lugs) mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of origin, instruction booklet, booklet

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 1 500 - 2 500 | HKD 12 000 - 20 000 | USD 1 500 - 2 500

To be sold without reserve

218.

Property of a German Gentleman

AUDEMARS

PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6010, ROYAL OAK, STEEL

A fine, quartz, stainless steel lady’s wristwatch.

Model Royal Oak

Reference 6010

Year circa 1980’s

Case B54511

Caliber quartz C

Bracelet stainless steel Audemars Piguet bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 175 mm

Dimensions 25 x 33 (including lugs) mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

219.

Property of a German lady

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND PANTHERE,

GOLD

A fine, quartz, 18k yellow gold lady’s wristwatch

Model Panthere

Year circa 1980’s

Case 866XXXX44 (faint)

Caliber quartz

CHF

SANTOS OCTAGONALE, AUTOMATIC, YELLOW GOLD

Model Santos Octagonale

Year circa 1980’s

Case 8090604229

Caliber A077

C 3-8 D 3-71-01 M 3* AA

CHF 1 500 - 2 500 | HKD 12 000 - 20 000 |

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Cartier bracelet, approx. overall length 135 mm

Dimensions 24 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box warranty card, instruction booklet

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Cartier bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 150 mm.

Dimensions 22 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, blank certificate, instruction booklet

221.

Property of a Swiss collector

UNIVERSAL, SWITZERLAND

REF. 188.100, GOLDEN MASTER TECH, LIMITED TO 200 PIECES, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, limited to 200 pieces, manual wind, 18k yellow gold split-second chronograph wristwatch with power-reserve.

Model Golden Master Tech

L. Edition 005/200

Reference 188.100

Year circa 1990’s

Caliber UG88

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Universal deployant clasp

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8

CHF

222.

Property of a Swiss collector

UNIVERSAL GENÈVE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 284.465, COMPAX 1950, STEEL AND GOLD

A fine, attractive, manual wind, stainless steel and gold chronograph wristwatch.

Model Compax 1950

Reference 284.465

Year circa 1990’s

Case 4146490

Caliber 1873

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Universal buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01

CHF

223.

UNIVERSAL GENÈVE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 884.480, COMPAX 1950, STEEL

A fine, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Compax 1950

Reference 884.480

Year circa 1990’s

Case 4113895

Caliber 1873

Bracelet stainless steel Universal bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 128 mm

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed C

CHF

224.

Property of a Swiss collector

UNIVERSAL GENÈVE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 166.140, GOLDEN SHADOW ULTRA-SLIM, STONE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with.

Model Golden Shadow

Reference 166.140

Year Circa 1970’s

Case 3429511

Caliber 2-66, 25 jewels

Bracelet gold plated Universal buckle

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed C

225.

SVEND ANDERSEN, SWITZERLAND

WORLD TIME, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, unusual, self-winding, 18k yellow gold world time wristwatch.

Model world Time

Year circa 1990’s

Case 891043

Caliber F. Piguet 951, 19 jewels

Dimensions 32 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

Property of a Swiss collector

226.

Property of a Swiss collector

IWC,

SWITZERLAND

REF. 5502, TRIPLE DATE MOONPHASE, SILVER

A fine, limited to 1000 pieces, manual wind silver triple date pocket watch with moonphase.

L. Edition 067/1000

Reference 5502

Year circa 1980’s

Case 2272207

Caliber 9721

Dimensions 56 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 8 000 - 12 000 | HKD 64 000 - 96 000 | USD 8 000 - 12 000

With a beautiful hand engraved movement, these complications pocket watches by IWC were all made in a limited edition of 1000 pieces.

At the time IWC had said about their line of pocket watches: “Today, IWC’s watchmakers are proud of the fact that they are able to integrate all the complications mentioned in watches from Schaffhausen. The history of complicated watches from IWC is a very special one. Before the advent of the quartz watch, IWC had specialized in precise, high-quality watches without any complicated modules. As interest in mechanical watches dwindled in the 1970s, IWC decided to focus on a small group of watch devotees and customers who had not abandoned their love of mechanical watches. In effect, IWC launched a counter-revolution against the quartz revolution that had taken place in the watch industry. Most manufacturers in the watch industry – even in the luxury sector – had either neglected and forgotten the art of watchmaking or had been forced into receivership. Not IWC. Bucking the trend, the company’s Executive Board charged watchmakers, Kurt Klaus among them, with the development of several small series of complicated pocket watches. It was a bold step, and one from which IWC was to reap enormous benefit in the long term. The first fruit of such efforts was the Reference 5500, a Lépine open-face pocket watch with calendar and moon phase. Unveiled at the 1977 Swiss Watch Show in Basel, it was limited to 100 pieces and sold out in a trice to lovers of classic, mechanical timepieces. In the following years, Kurt Klaus devoted himself to other haute horlogerie projects. The complications were featured not only in pocket watches but also in wristwatches. The designs and mechanisms consolidated IWC’s reputation as an manufacturer of high-quality, complicated watch movements.”

227.

Property of a British collector

IWC,

SWITZERLAND

REF. 3762, DA VINCI PERPETUAL CALENDAR, KURT

KLAUS, NO. 46/50, PLATINUM

A very fine, complicated, limited to 50 pieces, self-winding, platinum perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch

Model Da Vinci Perpetual Kurt Klaus

L. Edition 46/50

Reference IW3762

Year circa 2008

Case 3299399

Caliber 79261, 39 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a platinum IWC deployant clasp

Dimensions 43 x 51 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

229.

IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3719, AQUATIMER, TITANIUM

A fine, self-winding, titanium chronograph wristwatch with day and date

Model Aquatimer

Reference IW371903

Year circa 2010’s

Case 3156737

Caliber 79320

Bracelet rubber with an IWC titanium buckle

Dimensions 41 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

228.

Property of a British collector

IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3799, PILOT WATCH, TOP GUN, SPLIT-SECOND, CERAMIC

A fine, discontinued, self-winding, ceramic split-second chronograph wristwatch with day and date

Model Pilot’s watch Doppelchronograph Top Gun

Reference IW3799-01

Year circa 2010

Case 3392926

Caliber 79230

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel IWC buckle

Dimensions 46 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Property of a Spanish Gentleman

230.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 25670, QUANTIEME PERPETUEL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, self-winding, 18k yellow gold perpetual calendar wristwatch.

Model Quantieme Perpétuel

Reference 25670

Year circa 1991

Case C61327

Caliber 2120/2, 38 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Audemars Piguet buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box C

231.

Property of a Dutch Gentleman

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 47245, PATRIMONY 31 DAY MALTE RETROGRADE DATE, PLATINUM

A fine, elegant, self-winding, platinum wristwatch with day and retrograde date.

Model Patrimony 31 Day Malte Retrograde Date

Reference 47245

Year circa 2000

Case 728433

Movement 886762

Caliber 1126-1, 36 jewels

Bracelet leather with a platinum Vacheron Constantin buckle

Dimensions 37 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories invoice

C 2-8 D 2-01

232.

Property of a Swiss collector

PANERAI, SWITZERLAND

REF. PAM 140, LUMINOR MARINA, YELLOW GOLD

A large, limited to 400 pieces, self-winding, 18k yellow gold diver’s wristwatch with date.

Model Luminor Marina

L. Edition E189/400

Reference PAM 140/ OP 6580

Year circa 2002

Case BB 1076136

Caliber 7750 P1, 21 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Panerai double deployant clasp

Dimensions 44 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 7 000 - 12 000 | HKD 56 000 - 96 000 | USD 7 000 - 12 000

233.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

ULYSSE NARDIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 221-88, GMT, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 18k yellow gold GMT wristwatch with large date.

Model Gmt

Reference 221-88

Year circa 1990’s

Case 084

Caliber UN22, 23 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Ulysse Nardin deployant clasp

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 3 000 - 4 000 | HKD 24 000 - 32 000 | USD 3 000 - 4 000

234.

Property of a Turkish collector

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 49150, OVERSEAS, BLUE DIAL, STEEL

A fine, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date.

Model Overseas Chronograph

Reference 49150/000A-9745

Year Sold in July 2014

Case 1245705

Caliber 1137, 37 jewels

Bracelet rubber with a stainless steel Vacheron Constantin double deployant clasp

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty certificate and passport, USB key

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 20 000 | HKD 120 000 - 160 000 | USD 15 000 - 20 000

Originally launched in 1999 under the Vacheron Constantin reference 49140, the first version of the overseas Chronograph was in production until 2004 when it was replaced by the 49150 with a new diameter of 42 mm.

235.

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 26480, ROYAL OAK OFFSHORE, CHRONOGRAPH IN TITANIUM

A very fine, self-winding, titanium, chronograph with square button chronograph, registers wristwatch with date.

Model Royal Oak Offshore

Reference 26840

Year circa 2019

Case TF2778H

Caliber 3126/3840, 37 jewels

Bracelet rubber with a titanium Audemars Piguet buckle

Dimensions 44 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, instruction booklet and white colored rubber extra strap

Property of a Swiss collector

236. A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 302.025, LANGEMATIK ANNIVERSARY, ENAMEL DIAL, NO. 105/500, PLATINUM

A very fine, rare, limited to 500 pieces, self-winding, platinum wristwatch with enamel dial

Model Langematik Anniversary

Reference 302.025

Year circa 2000

Case 132105

Movement 15424

Caliber L 921.7, 36 jewels

Bracelet leather with a platinum A. Lange & Sohne buckle

Dimensions 37 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty certificate, instruction

CC 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

CHF 40 000 - 60 000 | HKD 320 000 - 480 000 | USD 40 000 - 60 000

237.

A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

LANGEMATIK SAX-O-MAT, WHITE GOLD

A very fine, elegant, self-winding, 18k white gold wristwatch with large date

Model Langematik Sax-O-Mat

Year circa 2000’s

Case 121116

Movement 9563

Caliber L 921.4, 45 jewels

Bracelet 18k white gold Lange & Sohne buckle

Dimensions 37 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

238. A.LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 206.032, 1815 SACHSEN, SILVER DIAL, PINK GOLD

Very fine and rare, manual winding, 18kt pink gold, silver dial, wristwatch

Model 1815 Sachsen

Reference 206.032

Year circa 1999

Case 134102

Movement 20510

Caliber L941.1, 21 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Lange buckle

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature case, dial and movement

C 2-8-19 D 2-10 M 2* AA

CHF 8 000 - 12 000 | HKD 64 000 - 96 000 | USD 8 000 - 12 000

Property of an Italian Gentleman

239. AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

HUITIEME QUANTIEME PERPETUEL, PINK GOLD

A fine, complicated, self-winding, 18k pink gold perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch

Model Huitieme Quantieme Perpetuel

Year Sold in March 1995

Case D 11195

Movement 394005

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Audemars Piguet double deployant clasp

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate

C 2-8

CHF

AUDEMARS PIGUET, LE BRASSUS (VALLÉE DE JOUX)

REF. 25644 PT, BLUE DIAL, PLATINUM

Very fine and rare, self-winding, platinum, chronograph wristwatch with date

Model Huitieme

Reference 25644 PT

Year sold in December 1991

Case C 93 480

Movement 348 335

Caliber 2126, 50 jewels

Material platinum

Bracelet leather strap with stainless steel buckle

Dimensions 40 mm.

Weight 93.9 gr. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement

Accessories Service pouch, certificate of authenticity dated 2022 and service warranty card C

CHF

242. GIRARD PERREGAUX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 4900, OLIMPICO, PINK GOLD

241.

Property of a Portuguese collector

JAEGER LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 192.2.25, AMVOX2 CHRONOGRAPH DBS, NO. 202/300, PINK GOLD

A fine, unusual, limited, self-winding, 18k pink gold chronograph wristwatch made in collaboration with Aston Martin

Model AMVOX2 Chronograph DBS

L. Edition 202/300

Reference 192.2.25

Year circa 2008

Case 2419054

Caliber 751E, 41 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Jaeger Lecoultre deployant clasp

Dimensions 45 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet

243. VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 49145, ROYAL EAGLE CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date

Model Royal Eagle

Reference 49145/000A

Year sold in December 2001

Case 749723

Movement 918353

Caliber 1137, 37 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Vacheron Constantin double deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 x 53 (with lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, international warranty, instruction booklet

C

244.

Property of an Italian Gentleman

LONGINES, SWITZERLAND

REF. 989.5216, HOUR ANGLE, LINDBERGH, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, iconic, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with revolving inner disk

Model Hour Angle Lindberg

Reference 989.5216

Year circa 1980’s

Case 25198798

Caliber L989.2, 25 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Longines bracelet, approx. overall length 180 mm.

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 4 000 - 6 000 | HKD 32 000 -48 000 | USD 4 000 - 6 000

245.

Property of a Portuguese collector

ZENITH, SWITZERLAND

REF. 30 00 10 672, ELITE CHRONOMETRE, LIMITED TO 500 PIECES, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, limited to 500 pieces, self-winding, 18k yellow gold chronometer wristwatch with date, second time zone and 24-hour indicator.

Model Elite Chronometre

L. Edition 428/500

Reference 30 00 10 672

Year circa 1990’s

Caliber 672, 27 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Zenith buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories box, warranty, instruction booklet, chronometer certificate

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

246.

ZENITH, SWITZERLAND

REF. 92.0100.418, PORT ROYAL, EL PRIMERO, TITANIUM AND GOLD

A very fine, extremely rare, limited to 150 pieces, self-winding, titanium and 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with triple date and moonphase.

Model Port Royal El Primero

Reference 92.0100.418

Year circa 1980’s

Caliber 3019 PHF

Bracelet titanium and yellow gold Zenith bracelet with deployant clasp, approx.overall length 165 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

247.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3545, NOVECENTO, PERPETUAL AUTOMATIC, PLATINUM

A fine, complicated, self-winding, platinum perpetual calendar wristwatch.

Model Novecento

Reference 3545

Year circa 1990’s

Case 2696834

Caliber 32062, 33 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an IWC platinum buckle

Dimensions 27 x 41 (including lugs) mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box

248.

Property of a German Gentleman

IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3303, INGENIEUR SL JUMBO, STEEL

A fine, very rare (149 pieces), large, quartz, stainless steel wristwatch with date.

Model Ingenieur SL

Reference 3303

Year circa 1982

Case 2268879

Caliber 2250

Bracelet stainless steel IWC bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 175 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case (with dedication inscription) and movement signed

CHF 2 000 - 4 000

249.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

HUNTING CASE POCKET WATCH

Fine, 18k yellow gold, manual-winding hunting case pocket watch and small seconds.

Year Circa 1925

Case 501829

Movement 184999

Caliber 18’’’, frosted gilt, 15 jewels, straight line lever escapement “à moustache”, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance- spring

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 48 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3-8 D 3-6-01 M 3* A

CHF 1 500 - 2 500 | HKD 12 000 - 20 000 | USD 1 500 - 2 500

Back cover with monogram ‘’OH’’ and with dedicated cuvette.

250.

E.GUBELIN, SWITZERLAND

DOUBLE SUNK ENAMEL DIAL, DONATED IN CELEBRATION OF THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRM (1854-1929), YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, manual wind, 14k yellow gold pocket watch with enamel dial.

Year circa 1929

Case 237669

Movement 237669

Caliber 17 1/2’’’, 15 jewels

Dimensions 50 mm

Signature dial, case (with inscription and initials) and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 3* AA

CHF 1 200 - 1 800 | HKD 9 600 - 14 400 | USD 1 200 - 1 800

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

251.

ALPINA, SWITZERLAND

SINGLE BUTTON CHRONOGRAPH, TWO-TONE SILVER DIAL, STEEL

Fine, attractive, manual winding, stainless steel, single-button chronograph pocket watch with two tones dial.

Year Circa 1920

Case 105509

Caliber 15’’’, 17 jewels

Material Stainless steel

Dimensions 48 mm Signature Dial and

252.

LONGINES, SWITZERLAND

OBSERVATORY TRIAL MOVEMENT, GUILLAUME BALANCE, REGULATED TO KEW A STANDARDS, STEEL

A very fine and rare, precise, manual wind stainless steel movement for observatory trials with guillaume balance

Year Made in 1949

Movement 7696446

Caliber 14.68Z

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Movement and dial signed

Accessories extract from the archives C

Property of a Swiss collector

253.

PAUL DITISHEIM, SWITZERLAND

FIRST CLASS OBSERVATORY MEDICAL TACHOMETER WITH GUILLAUME BALANCE

Fine and rare 18K. gold keyless pocket chronometer, Guillaume balance, with chronograph, medical tachometer and 30 minute instantaneous recorder, with First Class Certificate from the Observatory of Neuchâtel (Switzerland) and classed as first from 321 watches tested at Kew Observatory. Enamel dial with tachometric scale calculated for 30 pulses.

Year Circa 1920

Case 51199

Caliber 20”’, nickeled, 23 jewels, straight line lever escapement, Guillaume balance, balance spring with terminal curve. Chronograph with visible work, push-button on the winding crown and boit in the band

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 54 mm

Signature Dial, case, movement numbered

C 3-8 D 3-01 M 3-6* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 10 000 | HKD 40 000 - 80 000 | USD 5 000 - 10 000

254.

L. LEROY & CIE, SWITZERLAND

BULLETIN DE PREMIERE CLASSE

Very fine 18K. gold keyless watch with split seconds chronograph with instantaneous 60 minute recorder. Awarded a 1st. class Bulletin at the Observatory of Besançon (“viper’s head” stamp on the movement). Split seconds chronograph with visible work, push pieces on the crown and the band.

Year 1911

Case 18247

Movement 18247

Caliber 18’’’, 21 jewels, frosted gilt, bearing the “viper’s head” mark from the Observatory of Besançon, 21 jewels, straight line lever escapement, brass-invar Guillaume balance, blued steel balance spring with terminal curve

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 51 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3 D 2-70-01 AAA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

The saine model is illustrated in the Ditisheim catalogue for the Swiss National Exhibition of 1914, p. 26, Cl. 42 and priced at 1050 Francs.

The punch mark in form of a viper’s head is applied by the Observatory of Besançon on watches that were successful at the timing contest and received the Bulletin de Première classe.

GEORGES FAVRE-JACOT & CO, SWITZERLAND FEDERAL SHOOTING CONTEST CHRONOMETER AND NEUCHATEL BULLETIN DE MARCHE

Very fine and rare, 18K gold, hunting-cased, round-shaped, pocket chronometer, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Made for the Federal Shooting Contest of 1901 in Lucerne with bulletin de marche from the Astronomical Observatory of Neuchâtel.

Model ‘‘Tir Federal De Lucerne’’

Year 1901

Movement 324407

Caliber 18’’’, Frosted gilt-brass half plate, 23 jewels in screwed chatons, straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, blued steel balance spring with terminal curve self with micrometric index

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 54 mm

Signature Case and movement

Accessories Accompanied by the original fitted box, Observatoire de Neuchatel Bulletin de Marche and original invoice letter C

CHF

Favre-Jacot, Georges & Cie The company was founded by Georges Favre-Bulle in 1865 after his apprenticeship in LaSagne. The original plant was a small workshop in the Les Billodes section of Le Locle, thought to be where Breguet had his workshop between 1793-96. In 1896 the firm won a medal at the Geneva Exhibition. It later became Zenith, but traded as Favre-Jacot throughout the late 19th century.

256.

TECHNICUM CANTONAL BIENNE, SWITZERLAND

LOT OF TWO POCKET WATCHES FROM THE HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL OF THE ‘’TECHNICUM CANTONAL DE BIENNE’’, STAINLESS STEEL

A: Stainless steel, keyless-winding, round-shaped, horological school pocket watch, with snap-on case-back and subsidiary seconds at 6.

B: Stainless steel, keyless-winding, round-shaped, horological school pocket watch, with snap-on case-back and subsidiary seconds at 6.

Model Horological school pocket watch

Year Circa 1930-1940

Case A:10172

Movement A:2182 - B:5030

Caliber A:18’’’, 17 jewels - B:17’’’, 17 jewles

Material Stainless steel

Dimensions A:51mm - B:45 mm

Signature Dial and movement

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3* A

CHF

The watch was presented in 1887 by the town of Besançon to Pope Leo XIII on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of his priesthood. Amiet Director of the Ecole Municipale d’horlogerie in Besançon, 1860. He created a clock calibre for the indication of the time on gas lanterns.

Provenance:

Lot 97 from ‘’the Sandberg collection’’

Published in the Sandberg book, page 218-219.

257. AMIET, FRANCE

SPECIALY MADE FOR POPE LEO XIII, MULTICOLORED GOLD

Very fine and historically important 18K. multicoloured gold, keyless watch. Specialy made for Pope Leo XIII. ‘Louis XV’, box-hinged, the centre of the rose gold back cover with the Besançon coat of arms surmounted by the Papal mitre and Saint Peter’s keys, all in relief against a matted ground, the bezels in green gold with laurel leaf garlands in relief, gold hinged cuvette engraved with a dedication, hinged glazed bezel under the cuvette to view the movement.

Year Made in 1887

Case 8647

Caliber 18’’’, very high quality, nickel, decorated with damascening pattern, bar calibre, 18 jewels, the uppermost ones in gold châtons, straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance with gold and platinum mean screws, blued-steel Breguet balance spring, wolf-teeth winding wheels, hands pin-set.

Material 18K multicolored gold

Dimensions 55 mm.

Signature on the movement, the case stamped GF in lozenge.

Accessories Original box elaborate walnut box with a dedication on the inner dome and silver armorials of the town and of Franche-Comté.

258.

DENT LONDON, ENGLAND

“PETITE ET GRANDE SONNERIE” CLOCK WATCH, GOLD

Very fine and rare, 18K. gold and enamel hunting cased minute repeating, “grande and petite sonnerie” keyless clock watch.

Grande and petite sonnerie with strike/silent and optional hours/quarters levers on the bezel. Slightly Iater cover and back with the champlevé enamelled monogram: “F.R.” and the head of a lion.

Year Circa 1890

Case 30804

Caliber 20’’’,gilt brass double train three quarter plate movement, two barrels with a differential winding, 42 jewels in screwed settings, English lateral lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, blued steel balance spring with a terminal curve, repeating on gongs.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 54 mm.

Signature Dial and movement

C 3 D 3-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 20 000 - 40 000 | HKD 160 000 - 320 000 | USD 20 000 - 40 000

DENT A celebrated watchmaking dynasty founded by Edward John Dent (1790-1853), known for high quality watches, clocks, chronometers and regulators. After starting life as a tallow chandler, Edward John Dent switched to watchmaking. From 1815 to 1829, he was employed by the Vulliamys and the Barrauds. In 1830 he entered into a partnership with J. R. Arnold. In 1840 he set up on his own account at 33 Cockspur Street, London. He was the builder of «Big Ben», the famous Westminster clock. He made many fine chronometers and watches as well as others of a high commercial grade. The firm continued until relatively recently at 41 Pall Mall, London, as E. Dent & Co. Ltd.

259.

A. HAAS

&

COLIN, FRANCE

TRIPLE DATE MOON PHASE, QUARTER REPEATER, GOLD

Very fine 18K gold, hunting cased, keyless, quarter repeating moon-phase astronomical watch with triple calendar.

Repeating on gongs with slide in the band.

Year Circa 1878

Case 36247

Caliber 19’’’, nickel, fausses côtes decoration, 29 jewels, counterpoised straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, Breguet balance spring.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 54 mm.

Signature Case

C 3 D 3-71-01 M 3* AA

CHF 5 000 - 10,000 | HKD 40 000 - 80 000 | USD 5 000 - 10,000

Engraved case back with monogram ‘’PM’’, gold cuvette with engine-turned border and engraved with the date Junior 29 de 1878.

260.

UNSIGNED, SWITZERLAND

POSSIBLY LE PHARE, QUARTER-REPEATING CHRONOGRAPH, GOLD

A fine, hunting-cased, manual winding, 14k yellow gold, quarter repeating with chronograph pocket watch. Attributable to Le Phare (Barbezat Baillot).

Repeating on gongs activated by a push-button on the band.

Year Circa 1910

Case 43614

Movement 25900

Caliber 21’’’, 17 jewels, frosted gilt, straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance spring, centrifugal governor, index regulator.

Material 14K yellow gold

Dimensions 55 mm.

C 3-8 D 3-01 M 3* A

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

261. LOUIS AUDEMARS, SWITZERLAND

POCKET WATCH, 18K PINK GOLD

Very fine, 18K pink gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch.

According to Louis Audemars manufacture book the movement was shipped on the 7 July 1883 to J. Eugene Robert who were their agents in the USA.

Year 1884

Movement 12951

Caliber 19’’’, 25 jewels, nickel plated, ‘’fausses cotes’’ decoration, counterpoised straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance-spring, index regulator.

Material 18K pink gold

Dimensions 53 mm.

Signature Dial and movement

Accessories Louis Audemars certificate from July 2022 and copy of the Louis Audemars manufacture book

C 2-8 AA

CHF 5 000 - 7 000 | HKD 40 000 - 56 000 | USD 5 000 - 7 000

ENT A celebrated watchmaking dynasty founded by Edward John Dent (1790-1853), known for high quality watches, clocks, chronometers and regulators. After starting life as a tallow chandler, Edward John Dent switched to watchmaking. From 1815 to 1829, he was employed by the Vulliamys and the Barrauds. In 1830 he entered into a partnership with J. R. Arnold. In 1840 he set up on his own account at 33 Cockspur Street, London. He was the builder of «Big Ben», the famous Westminster clock. He made many fine chronometers and watches as well as others of a high commercial grade. The firm continued until relatively recently at 41 Pall Mall, London, as E. Dent & Co. Ltd.

262. UNSIGNED, SWITZERLAND

STAINLESS STEEL MINUTE REPEATER DRESS WATCH

Fine, stainless steel minute repeater pocket watch.

Year Circa 1930

Case 1938

Movement 1405

Caliber 19’’’, 33 jewels, frosted gilt, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance spring

Material Stainless steel

Dimensions 51 mm.

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3* AA

CHF 2 200 - 4 200 | HKD 17,600 - 33 600 | USD 2 200 - 4 200

263. GORIN AND EVRARD, FRANCE

DOUBLE FACE POCKET WATCH WITH CALENDAR AND AGE OF THE MOON

Unusual and rare, 18K. gold double face pocket watch with day, date, months and age of the moon.

Year 1806

Caliber 20’’’,full plate, gilded brass, fusee and chain, verge escapement

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 52 mm

264. UNSIGNED, SWITZERLAND

CLOCK WATCH, HOUR AND QUARTER-STRIKING TWOTRAIN POCKET WATCH AND DATE, GOLD

Fine and rare, 18K gold, key-wind, two-train pocket watch with passing strike hours and quarter, trip-repeat with striking with two hammer on a bell by activated a button on the pendant. Date of the month (exterior graduation with central hand). Position lever of “Hour” or “Quarter” from under the bezel at 2 o’clock and position lever of ‘’Silent” or “Striking” from under the bezel at 6 o’clock.

Year Circa 1820

Caliber 18’’’, full plate, gilded brass, with fusee and chain, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 54 mm

C

Engraving case back: LIEUT. : MARECHAL CAMILLO GILO BARONE ROUGIER CAMM DELLA CORONA FERRERA GRAND OFFICIER DE LA LEGION D’HONNEUR. MORTO JANUARY 1951.

265.

JOSIAH EMERY, ENGLAND

EMERY EARLY MINUTE-REPEATER, GOLD

Fine and extremely rare, 22K. gold pair cased, half skeletonised, minute repeating watch. Casemarker “P.G.” (Peter Goujon), the bezel chased with interlaced decoration, the back chased with an um, foliage and further rocaille decoration, the border pierced and chased with decoration matching that of the bezel. Inner, double body, the back engraved with a rosette in a sun-burst pattern, the band pierced with scrolling foliage.

Year Circa 1775

Movement 299

Caliber 14’’’, hinged gilt brass full plate with turned pillars, fusee with chain, cylinder escapement, plain steel three-arm balance, flat balance spring, gilt brass cock pierced and engraved with scrolling foliage, diamond endstone. Repeating on a bell, the repeating train with gilt brass fixed barrel with revolving arbor, the polished steel minute repeating work visible through the dial. Gilt brass dust cap.

Material 22K. gold

Dimensions 48 mm.

Signature Movement

C 3 D 3-71-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 20 000 | HKD 80 000 - 160 000 | USD 10 000 - 20 000

To be sold without reserve

Josiah Emery (c. 1725-1797).

A Swiss watchmaker, born in the canton of Vaud, near Vevey, settled in England and had a shop at 33 Cockspur Street, Charing Cross, London. He made very fine cylinder watches and few with minute repeating like this lot, he became famous as the first watchmaker in the world after Thomas Mudge to produce a watch with a lever escapement. He made about thirty-six lever watches between 1774/5 and 1795.

Three of Emery’s lever watches were imported into France and served as a model for Robert Robin for a series of precision watches that he produced at the end of the eighteenth century. His workmanship is always superlative, equal to the best of his contemporaries, including Arnold. Louis Berthoud said of Emery’s work that it was particularly good in its essential points, and not ‘’showy’’. In 1781 his excellence was recognized by his peers, who elected him an Honorary Freeman of the Clockmaker’s Company, a distinction rarely given. He was succeeded by Recordon and Dupont in 1796.

266.

UNSIGNED, SWITZERLAND

KEY-WINDING POCKET WATCH, GOLD

18K. Yellow gold, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, “Louis XVI” pocket watch. White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; yellow gold hands.

Year Circa 1780

Caliber 16’’’, full plate, gilded brass, fusee and chain, verge escapement, monometallic balance and blued steel flat hairspring, pierced and engraved gilded continental cock

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 46 mm.

C 3 D 3-01 M 3* A

CHF 1 000 - 3 000 | HKD 8 000 - 24 000 | USD 1 000 - 3 000

To be sold without reserve

267. UNSIGNED, SWITZERLAND

EXPLORER’S WATCH 18K GOLD

Very fine and rare 18K gold, four time zone, two-face watch with date, visible balance, and compass.

White enamel dial, four small time zone sub-dials, at 2 o’clock, in Islamic numerals, the words ‘’Le Caire’’, at 4 o’clock, in Breguet numerals, ‘’Paris’’, at 8 o’clock, in Roman numerals, ‘’Pondicheri’’, and at 10 o’clock, in Arabic numerals, ‘’Cayenne’’, subsidiary seconds at 6 o’clock and date with regulating sector at 12 o’clock. Center with aperture for the balance.

Elaborate gold pierced hands. Reverse with enamel dial painted with a caravelle on a sunny day, with city names written all around, mounted revolving magnetized arrow hand.

Year Circa 1800

Caliber 23’’’, frosted gilt full plate with cylindrical pillars, fusee and chain, verge escapement, plain brass balance with flat balance spring, continental cock.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 60 mm.

An unusual watch because of its layout, its high standard of execution, and because it employs an early time zone system.The history of multiple time zone indications is interesting. According to the London «Annual Register» for 1821, Mr. Kuchajewski of Warsaw, Poland, constructed «an astronomical watch, which indicated the time differences in the principal places in various parts of the globe». Kuchajewski’s watch was presented to Emperor Alexander I (17771825), who «assigned him a sum to enale him to continue his important scientific labor». In the last quarter of the 19th century a number of patents related to multiple time zones were registered, the early ones were based on rotating single dial with names of cities painted radially, with inner 12-hour reference dial. The first patent, No. 1820, was registered on December 12, 1889 by Dr. Tinney of Berlin. A year later, on August 22, 1890, Louis-Philippe Wuillemin of Soutz registered patent No. 2523, describing a system very similato the one in this watch - but about 60 years later. Yet another system was employed for lot No. 114. The patents that followed later focused on ways of setting the correct time for any given city.Johan Pechan is listed as working in Vienna from at least 1794 onwards.

268. JOHAN PECHAN, AUSTRIA WORLD TIME IN GOLD

Very fine and unusual 18K gold, double face, World Time watch with date, 24hour indication, special duplex escapement, and stopping device. White enamel, Roman numerals with outer minute ring, inner radially painted names of 50 different major cities of the world with innermost 24-hour rotating dial with day and night indication, outer gilt metal ring with quarter-hour divisions. Hollow blued steel Breguet hands. The other side with small seconds in silver with gilt brass center and 31-day small date dial finished en suite.

“Empire” style case, engine-turned back, fluted band, spring-loaded gilt brass cuvette mounted on the movement ring with apertures for date, small seconds, date adjustment, winding, setting.

Year 1825

Caliber 23’’’, gilt brass full plate, turned baluster pillars, going barrel, double-wheel duplex escapement, three-arm plain steel balance, blued steel flat balance spring with Bosley regulator fitted with compensation curb, steel “beam” cock, small stopping lever for precision regulating, acting on the circumference of the balance with other end protruding below the cuvette.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 60 mm.

Signature on the movement, case stamped with Austro-Hungarian Empire gold marks used between 1824 and 1866. C

CHF

269.

FRÉDÉRIC COURVOISIER, SWITZERLAND

COURVOISIER TOURBILLON WITH PIVOTED DETENT ESCAPEMENT 18K GOLD

Rare and very fine 18K. gold hunting-cased pocket chronometer with one minute tourbillon regulator. Made for the Spanish market.

“bassine et filets” case, engine-turned, gold cuvette engraved with a small lake side landscape with a castle and a fisherman.

Regulator type dial, silver, engine turned in a floral and foliage pattern with gilt floral decoration, independent chapters for hours in Roman numerals, minutes and seconds in Arabic numerals.

Year Circa 1850

Case 16198 / 34257

Caliber 19”’ frosted and gilt three-quarter plate with going barrel, 15 jewels in gold screwed settings, pivoted detent escapement, two-armed cut bimetallic balance with gold poising screws, Breguet balance spring. Polished steel threearmed tourbillon carriage with gold weight, driven by the minute wheel.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 52 mm.

Signature Dial and movement

270. HENRY CAPT, SWITZERLAND

POCKET CHRONOMETER

Very fine 18K gold pocket chronometer with pivoted detent escapement and free-sprung spherical spring, ‘‘bassine et filets’’ shaped case, engine-turned, gold hinged cuvette, hingedfront bezel.

Year 1860

Case 20210

Caliber 20’’’, 18 jewels, gilded 3/4 plate, pivoted detent chronometer escapement, free-sprung spherical balance spring with gold mean and temperature screws, detent is held in place by a small straight spring with means to adjust the tension, instead of typical balance-like tension spring, gold escape wheel, fusee and chain.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 54 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

C

271.

JOSEPH WHITE & SONS, ENGLAND MAKERS TO THE ADMIRALTY, KARRUSEL SILVER CHRONOMETER

Very fine and interesting large, silver and gold, keyless, six- minute karrusel pocket chronometer.

Counter-enamel dial signed “Willis” (the most famous English manufacturer of enamel dials of the time).

Year Coventry & London, hallmarked 1909

Case 38650

Movement 38650

Caliber 21’’’, gilt brass half plate caliber, 22 jewels, rare six-minute karrusel carriage with lateral lever escapement with the lift on the pallets, cut bimetallic compensation balance with blued steel free sprung Breguet balance spring with outer terminal curve.

Material Silver

Dimensions 59 mm.

Signature Dial and movement

C 3-8 D 3-01 M 3* AA

CHF 5 000 - 10 000 | HKD 40 000 - 80 000 | USD 5 000 - 10 000

Six-minute karrusels are very rare. In fact, the speed of rotation is closer to that of tourbillions than of karrusels.

272.

JULES JURGENSEN,

SWITZERLAND

DETENT ESCAPEMENT YELLOW GOLD

Very fine 18K yellow gold key-wound pocket watch with detent escapement.

Circa 1860 8215

8215

20’’’, frosted gilt, 19 jewels, detent escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance spring, large index regulator with engraved scale on the bridge. 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 50 mm.

Dial, case and movement

C

CHF

273.

EKEGREN, SWITZERLAND

EKEGREN MINUTE-REPEATER GOLD

Very fine 18K gold, keyless minute repeater pocket watch repeating on gongs activated by a slide on the band.

Year Circa 1885

Case 18906

Caliber 29’’’,straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance spring, patented swan-neck micrometer regulator, repeating on two coiled steel gongs.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 51 mm.

Signature Dial and movement

C

CHF

274.

BENJAMIN HAAS JEUNE, SWITZERLAND

HAAS NEVEUX MINUTE-REPEATING PERPETUAL CALENDAR

Extremely fine and equally rare, large and heavy, 18K yellow gold, minuterepeating, hunting-cased pocket watch with perpetual calendar, instantaneous 30-minute register and moon phases.

“bassine et filets” shaped case, polished band, matted covers, button at 12 for the start/ stop and return-to-zero functions of the chronograph. Hinged gold cuvette.

Year Circa 1890

Case 15573

Movement 18853

Caliber 19’’’, matte gilt three-quarter-plate, 23 jewels, lateral lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance with blued steel Breguet balance spring, index regulator, repeating on gongs activated by a slide on the band.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 57 mm.

Signature Case and cuvette signed, case numbered.

C 2 D 3-70-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 25 000 | HKD 120 000 - 200 000 | USD 15 000 - 25 000

The front cover with polished and black champlevé enamel monogram «AB»

Haas Neveux Founded in 1848 by BENJAMIN HAAS, later becoming known as Haas Neveux & Cie, it is one of the oldest Swiss watch manufacturers. The Haas signature has always been one of the most sought after, thanks to the impeccable standards of the company. Among their most notable creations was the first ultra thin watch, launched at the end of the 19th century. Haas gained a reputation as a manufacturer of fine chronometers, chronographs, and highly complicated watches. This very fine watch has an extremely heavy gauge gold case and naturally of high quality as expected of HAAS NEVEUX. It is in very good crisp condition save for a small hairline just below the moon phase aperture.

275. JULES JÜRGENSEN, COPENHAGEN AND LE LOCLE

HUNTING CASED POCKET WATCH YELLOW GOLD

Very fine, 18K yellow gold hunting-cased keyless pocket watch.

Year Circa 1860

Case 1072/8059

Movement 8059

Caliber 19’’’,frosted gilt, straight line counterpoised long lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance with gold screws, blued steel Breguet balance-spring

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 51 mm

Accessories fitted box

276. JULES JÜRGENSEN, COPENHAGEN AND LE LOCLE

ENAMEL DIAL, AND PATENTED HAND-SETTING BY FOLDING BOW; GOLD

Very fine, 18K yellow gold hunting-cased keyless pocket watch.

Year Circa 1890

Case 12125

Movement 12125

Caliber 20’’’, 21 jewels, rhodium plated, counterpoised straight line lever escapement with elongated fork, cut bimetallic compensation balance with blued steel Breguet balance spring, large index regulator with engraved scale on center bridge.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 54 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3-8 D 3-01 M 3-6-8* AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

Jules Jürgensen’s patented hand-setting

For setting the hands, throw up the glass cover and turn the pendant bow close down upon the glass. In this position the winding crown sets the hands. In all other positions the crown winds as usual.

277. EKEGREN, SWITZERLAND

H. R. EKEGRÈN MINUTE-REPEATER 18K GOLD

A fine, heavy, manual winding, 18k yellow gold minute-repeating pocket watch, the case back engraved in taille douce of a Owl.

Year Circa 1905

Case 18928

Caliber 19’’’, rhodium-plated, fausses cotes decoration, 29 jewels, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance spring, patented swanneck micrometer regulator, repeating on two coiled steel gongs

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 52 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3-6 D 3-01 M 3* AA

CHF 6 000 - 8 000 | HKD 48 000 - 64 000 | USD 6 000 - 8 000

278. HUMBERT-RAMUZ, SWITZERLAND

MINUTE-REPEATING POCKET WATCH ART-NOUVEAU STYLE GOLD

Very fine and rare, large, hunting-cased, keyless, minute-repeating, 18K yellow gold pocket watch with chronograph.

Massive case, “bassine” shaped, the cover chased with the portrait of a lady and a floral decoration in the pure Art-Nouveau style, the back engraved with the monogram “J.R.S.”. Gold cuvette.

Year Circa 1900

Case 76465

Caliber 19”’, nickel plated, “fausses côtes” decoration, 29 jewels, straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, Breguet balance spring with swan neck micrometric index. Repeating on gongs with slide in the band. Chronograph with visible work, push piece in the band.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 55 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3 D 3-01 M 3-6* AA

CHF 2 000 - 6 000 | HKD 16 000 - 48 000 | USD 2 000 - 6 000

279.

UNSIGNED, SWITZERLAND

WORLD TIME WITH 8 TIME ZONE

Very fine 18K gold, keyless, astronomical, double-face, 8 time zone watch with triple calendar, phases and age of the moon.

Model The Royal Astronomer

Year 1890

Caliber 19’’’, rhodium plated, “fausses côtes” decoration, 17 jewels, straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, Breguet balance spring.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 55 mm.

Retrograde perpetual calendar Watches with perpetual calendars and fly-back indication of the date, so-called «retrograde», were produced in very few examples in the 1860-1880’s by some Genevan workshops, including those of Eugène Lecoultre (1819-1882), Henri-Robert Ekegrèn (1823-1896) and Patek, Philippe & Cie. Note that at this time, other watchmakers in the Vallée de Joux produce a few rare pieces with this same horological complication. The Breguet House of Paris on order at Louis Audemars & Cie, Le Brassus (an example made for the Islamic market, No. 5 473 / No. 1 434, was sold by Antiquorum, Geneva, November 13, 2005, lot 71, for the amount of CHF 20 700.). Eugène Lecoultre is most likely the author of this watch, whose the main-plate is punched «geneve». Lecoultre, Eugène (1819-1882) Eugène-Constant Lecoultre (originally from Le Chenit, Vallée de Joux) married in 1842, in Geneva, Louise-Jacqueline-Simone Soldano (18201858), precision timekeeper adjuster; the couple has three children. He spouse, in second weddings, in 1861, Eglantine Cellier (1838-1924); the couple has 14 children, at least six of whom arrive in adulthood. He seems to open his worshop in Geneva in 1848. He manufactures watches with horological compliAcations, very neat, including those with a retrograde perpetual calendar that seems to his invention. He also looks after the precision adjustment of watches. In 1880, he won a First prize at the timing contest of the Geneva Astronomical Observatory (for a Chronometer with lever escapement, Breguet hairspring, set by himself, No. 2 370, with 192.3 points). He is mentioned in Geneva as a manufacturer, adjuster and watchmaker-merchant (in 1848, 1857, 1862, 1874, etc.), under the trade-names Lecoultre-Soldano, Lecoultre-Cellier, and Lecoultre & Cie. He was located in Geneva, 8, rue François Bonivard, at the foot of the Saint-Gervais district, on the right bank of Lake Geneva. A watch with minute-repeater, chronograph and retrograde perpetual calendar, signed by him, was sold by Antiquorum, Geneva, April 18, 1998, lot 561, for the amount of CHF 35 650.- His eldest son (from the first marriage), Marius Lecoultre (18471915) works with him and takes over the paternal affair; it is to him that we owe the invention of watches known as «Boules de Genève». Note that the relationship between Eugène-Constant Lecoultre (1819-1882) of Geneva and CharAles-Antoine LeCoultre (1803-1881) of the Vallée de Joux - founder of what is today the the Jaeger-LeACoultre manufacture on Le Sentier - dates back to eight generations, with the «honorable» Pierre (I) Le Coultre (circa 1532 - circa 1602).

280.

UNSIGNED, SWITZERLAND

ATTRIBUTABLE TO EUGÈNE LECOULTRE, RETROGRADE

PERPETUAL CALENDAR WITH INTEGRAL SUNDIAL AND COMPASS, 18K GOLD

Very fine and very rare, open face, keyless 18K gold pocket watch with perpetual calendar, fly-back date with integral hidden under the lid a compass and a sundial.

Year Circa 1860

Case 90348

Movement 90348

Caliber 19’’’, nickel plated, 19 jewels, bar bridges, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance with gold adjustment screws, blued steel Breguet balance spring, index regulator.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 53 mm.

Signature Movement and case numbered

The watch is in perfect working order and near mint condition, the present watch is an exemple of finest horological finishing and fascinating unusual technical features of a high precision timekeeper. No other example has been offered at auction. The brand Lattes frères worked between 1860 to 1900 from Geneva and was renowned for their complicated watches made for the middle East market.

281.

LATTES FRÈRES GENÈVE, SWITZERLAND

OUTSTANDING ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATION POCKET WATCH WITH DOUBLE MOVEMENT AND DOUBLE DISPLAY, MEAN TIME AND SIDEREAL TIME, ANTIMAGNETIC, WITH STOP-FUNCTIONS, TWO VISIBLE BALANCES AND TWO CYLINDRICAL HAIRSPRINGS, MADE FOR THE OTTOMAN MARKET; 18K PINK GOLD

Outstanding astronomical observation pocket watch with double movement and double display, mean time and sidereal time, antimagnetic, with stop-functions, two visible balances and two cylindrical hairsprings, made for the Ottoman market.

18K pink gold case, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, large, heavy and impressive astronomical observation pocket watch, made for the Ottoman market, with stop-functions and three horological complications:

Two barrels with differential gears and bidirectional-winding inspired by Louis-Elisée Piguet’s (1836-1924) works (according to the patent which will be granted in 1895)

Two independently operating and stopping movements (stop-balances activated by the coaxial push-piece on the crown; each movement can be stopped consecutively and restarted at the same time, in unison)

Hour of sidereal time (subsidiary dial at 2 o’clock with Turkish numerals)

White colour enamel (three-piece) dial, with two subsidiary dials; at 10 o’clock, for the mean time with black painted radial Roman numerals; at 2 o’clock, for the sidereal time with black painted radial Turkish numerals; two set of pink gold “Spade” hands. Probably made by special order for the Sultan of Egypt Hussein Kamel (1853-1917).

Year Circa 1880

Case 10789

Movement 10 789 (by “E.LD” in a horizontal oval; “7556” engraved with an etching needle on the main-plate)

Caliber 21’’’, gilded brass, two going barrels, two trains of wheels, probably 36 jewels, two straight-line equilibrated lever escapements, two cut bimetallic compensated balances with gold and platinum poising screws, Palladium cylindrical hairsprings each with terminal curves, polished steel index-regulators; the balances pass through the main-plate and are visible in two apertures in the dial at 4 and 8 o’clock

Material 18K pink gold

Dimensions 54 mm

Signature case and dial are signed and numbered Lattes Frères Genève N°10789, under the dial the movement has a scratched N°7556 and a stamped N°10789 and an oval monogram E.L.D

Accessories custom made exotic wood box

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

Lattes Frères & Compagnie

Lattes Frères & Co., Cairo, was a company specialising in the watch and jewellery trade in Egypt in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Prior to January 1st, 1883, it established a branch in Geneva, under the same name, with the following type of business: “horlogerie et bijouterie” (watchmaking and jewellery).

Its office is located at 9, boulevard James Fazy, near the Cornavin railway station, on the right bank of the Rhône, above the Saint-Gervais district, the historical centre of the Genevan Fabrique (i.e. the watchmakers’ district in the 18th and 19th centuries). Boulevard James Fazy is a part of Geneva’s main ring road, which was gradually built up in the last third of the 19th century; it was then a modern artery. The new Ecole des arts industriels (School of Industrial Arts; later the Ecole des arts décoratifs, School of Decorative Arts) and the Ecole d’horlogerie (Horological school; entrance from rue Necker) are located here.

The general partners are Mr. Asser Lattes, Mr. Bonajuto Lattes and Mr. Job Lattes, all three from Cuneo (Italy), residing in Alexandria (Egypt). The Genevan branch is managed by Mr. Amédée Chantre of Geneva, who has power of attorney for the company.

Cuneo – Coni in Italian – is a town in Piedmont, located as the crow flies, halfway between Turin and Nice. As early as the 18th century, there were Lattes, wool and fabric merchants, just like in Nice. It should be remembered that the County of Nice, an integral part of the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia, as well as the Duchy of Savoy, were annexed to France in June 1860, becoming the departments of Alpes-Maritimes, Savoy and Haute-Savoie (part of which borders Geneva).

The Davoine professional directory of 1880-1882 in fact already mentions “Lattes frères et Cie, Boulevard St-Gervais 9, Genève” under “Horlogerie - Fabricants et Commerçants” (Horology - Manufacturers and Traders). Boulevard SaintGervais is the former name of Boulevard James Fazy.

In 1891, the same directory mentions “Lattes, J., Boulevard J. Fazy 9, Genève”. In 1896, the address became “Boulevard J. Fazy 3”. The inscription continued until 1899 and then disappeared.

At one time, the company’s name in Geneva was “Lattes, Gardiol & Cie”.

Some fitted boxes for watches or medals (military awards) bear the inscription “J. Lattes, fournisseur de S.M. le roi d’Egypte & de l’Etat, Le Caire” (J. Lattes, supplier to H.M. the King of Egypt & the State, Cairo), others later “Maison Lattes, L. Rosen & Cie, Succ, Le Caire” (Lattes House, L. Rosen & Co., Successor, Cairo).

An advertisement printed on the back of a map of Cairo, probably dating from 1900-1910, tells us that J. Lattes was in liquidation. It also states its date of foundation, 1860, its address in Cairo, El Manak Street, and its address in Turin, Via Baretti, 45. It also reads “J. Lattes, Jeweller, Speciality of Oriental Pearls, Egyptian Jewellery with Real Scarabs, Geneva Watches”.

Several watches signed Lattes (J. Lattes / Lattes Frères & Cie / Lattes, Gardiol & Cie) are listed. They are mostly of very high quality and with horological complications. The watch we present here is of the highest standard and its complication type of the rarest. Moreover, its state of preservation is irreproachable.

Notice, commentary and biography by Arnaud Tellier, March 31, 2023.

Provenance:

The article from Flores in the A.F.A.H.A. N°63 Juin 2008 describes the identical watch Lattes Frères made in silver N°12865 ordered by the sultan of Egypt Hussein Kamel. It is obvious that such a special watch was not ordered by 2 different parties and that Hussein Kamel ordered also the second watch N°10789 this time in gold for his private use or as a gift to an important person. Hussein Kamel (1853 - 1917) was appointed in 1914 Sultan of Egypt by the British. He must have been a very cultivated or educated person with a lot of interest for science. He was a longtime advisor for the court of Napoleon III and he was the interpreter of Empress Eugénie. In Egypt he had many functions in the government. As a minister of public works he took important decisions to improve the Egyptian infrastructure. After his death he was followed by his younger brother who became King of Egypt in 1922 under the name Fouad I. Like his brother he apparently had as well a passion for watches which is documented by his propriety of the ultra-complicated unique Vacheron Constantin pocket watch N°402833.

The present watch is a rare combination of sidereal and mean solar time. It is not a two time zone watch as described otherwise. According to literature watches with double movement are extremely rare. We see them first between 1790 and 1820. Their need was not very clear beside the need of a 2 time zone indication which could have been presented easier with just a double train for the hands. The present watch is another dimension and of a different demand as it is used as a precision timekeeper in an observatory to determine an exacte sidereal time of 366,2422 days a year or 3 minutes 56 seconds a day that it precedes the other movement with its solar time of 365.2422 days a year. The nowadays knowledge about the exact functioning and the construction details are related to the article about the sister watch N°12865 published by the famous french author Joseph Flores in 2008 in the journal of the french collector’s society A.F.A.H.A.: An extract of his analogous rendering of his quotes is the following: „The watch is in each part highest quality“. How to find out the sidereal mechanism? „To confirm this, it is already necessary to clean it, in order to check how each of the movements is regulated, if there is a difference in the size of the wheels or simply a difference in the count of the organs regulating the 2 balance/hairspring assemblies. This dismantling operation allows us to see the exceptional quality of this double construction. Yes, everything is duplicated, except that the watch only has one winding crown, which involves a trick to wind each of the movements“. frequency.

Biography:

- Patrizzi, Osvaldo, Dictionnaire des horlogers genevois. La ‘‘fabrique’’ et les Arts annexes du XVIe siècle à nos jours, Geneva, Antiquorum Editions, 1998, p. 250.

- Meis, Reinhard, “Zwei Unruhen in Einer Taschenuhr”, in Klassik Uhren, August-September 2004, No. 4, pp. 24-43.

- Flores, Joseph, “Du spécial et haut de gamme”, in Horlogerie Ancienne, Bulletin of A.F.A.H.A. (Association française des amateurs d’horlogerie ancienne), No. 63, June 2008, pp. 27-37.

282. JACOB ERHART THORN , GERMANY

PRE-BALANCE SPRING TABLE CLOCK

Fine gilt bronze hour striking on bell, pre-balance spring, single-hand square horizontal table clock. Silver dial, champlevé radial Roman numerals.

Year Circa 1660

Caliber 80 x 80 mm, gilt brass, square pillars, fusee and chain for the going train, verge escapement, circular steel foliot, hog-bristle regulator, irregular gilt cock pierced and engraved , fixed barrel for striking, count wheel set on the back plate.

Material Gilt brass

Dimensions 80 X 80 mm

Signature Movement

Jakob

Erhart, Thorn is recorded in Abeler ‘’Meister der Uhrmacherkunst’’

The present clock is a very fine example of a Swiss Pendule Portative.

283.

LOUIS DUCHENE & FILS, SWITZERLAND

GRANDE ET PETITE SONNERIE OFFICIER TRAVELING CLOCK

Very fine and rare, gilt bronze, Grande and Petite Sonnerie striking and repeating Pendule d’Officier 8-day traveling clock with alarm.

Gilt bronze, with paw feet, engine-turned bezel, the pediment with chased foliate decoration, the front and top with cast and chased flowers and foliage, side panels chased with flowers, folding snake handle at the top.

Model Officer’s clock

Year Circa 1800

Caliber Circular gilt brass with cylindrical pillars, fusee with chain, verge escapement, steel three-arm balance mounted on the backplate, flat balance spring, index regulator, quarter striking and repeating on two bells with the striking train fitted on the back plate, cord release for repeating at will; pull-wind alarm with separate train, Grande/Petite Sonnerie/Silence lever in the base.

Material Gilt bronze

Dimensions 18 x 12 x 9 cm

Signature Dial

Accessories Original traveling box C

284.

FRANCO VILLACROCE, ITALY

ROMA 1755 TABLE CLOCK IN A BOOK FORM

Fine and rare gilt bronze, quarter striking on bells table clock with alarm made inside a book bound in leather.

Year Circa 1755

Caliber Rectangular, brass, the going train with fusee and chain, fixed barrel for striking, verge escapement with three-arm plain brass balance, flat balance spring

Material Gilt brass and leather

Dimensions 112 X 87 X 44 mm

Signature Dial

285. UNSIGNED, GERMANY

FOLDING KNIFE FITTED WITH A MINIATURE SINGLE HAND VERGE WATCH MOVEMENT

Extremely rare and important gilt brass folding knife fitted with a single-hand watch.

Both sides of the handle similarly engraved with a scrolling pattern, the edges engraved with a geometrical pattern, a watch fitted in the middle of the handle, polished hinged and glazed bezel.

Silver dial with radial Roman champlevé numerals, inner quarter-hour ring, center with a chased flower. Blued steel ‘’beetle’’ hand.

Year Circa 1690

Caliber Shaped, brass, full plate, fusee and chain, four-wheel train, verge escapement, three-arm plain brass balance, flat balance spring

Material Gilt brass

Dimensions when folded 105 mm

C 3 D 3-6-01 M 3-6*

CHF 15 000 - 25 000 | HKD 120 000 - 200 000 | USD 15 000 - 25 000

Practical instruments mounted with mechanical watches are rare from any period, but notably so from the 17th Century and earlier. The Dresden collection contains a watch mounted in a sword pommel from the 16th Century, and at least one powder flask with a watch survives. The form of the knife now offered for sale and the style of the engraving point to a date of circa 1700. Miniature watches have always been a challenge for watchmakers, who have vied with one another to produce ever-smaller mechanisms.

It is then necessary to wait until the beginning of the 19th century to find this type of object. It is in Geneva that one encounters a production of small gold knives, richly decorated with enamel and / or pearls, sometimes incorporating a watch and / or a miniature music mechanism with vibrating blades. This production is often attributed to the Piguet & Capt workshop, which specialises in the construction of prestige and fantasy objects, often destined for export markets such as China. These luxurious knives can be fitted with one or two blades. In the latter case, the steel blade is used to pick a fruit, while the gold blade is used to peel it without oxidizing it. About ten of these knives are now listed, some of which are kept in the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva.

ANGELY, FRANCE

FORMER PROPERTY OF THE KING OF NAPLES

Very fine and rare, small, 20K. gold and agate, single-hand, pendant watch with

Probably Etienne Angely a Monpelier.

The 2 part of the case are made of agate set in gold hinged bezels which are painted on white enamel in ‘ronde bosse’, the top part with pink and black flowers, the lower with foliage and floral decoration, short pendant, loose ring. Enamel dial on gold plate, radial Roman chapters on white enamel ring, centre with translucent red enamel over a flinqué ground. Blued-steel ‘arrowhead’ single hand with serpentine tail.

Circa 1650

11’’’,gilt brass full plate, turned baluster pillars, fusee and gut-line, short four-wheel train with five-leaf pinions, verge escapement, steel two-arm circular foliot, symmetrically elongated pierced and engraved cock secured by a screw, worm and wheel mainspring setting.

20K. gold with agate stone

30 mm. Movement

The Sandberg Watch Collection lot 211, published in the Sandberg book, pages 60-61. Previously in the collection of the King of Naples.

sectors and mounted in gold frames painted on enamel with flowers and leaves, somehow later short diamond-set pendant and bow.

Year Circa 1660

Caliber 12''', Hinged, gilt brass full plate, unusual lyre-shaped pillars, fusee and chain, short four-wheel train with five leaf pinions, three-spoke arched wheels, verge escapement, steel two-arm circular foliot, elongated gilt brass cock.pierced and engraved with floral decoration secured by a screw, worm and wheel mainspring setting.

Material Rock Crystal and gilt brass Signature Movement

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

CHF 15 000 - 35 000 | HKD 120 000 - 280 000 | USD 15 000 - 35 000

Arare example of a mid-seventeenth century rock crystal watch in almost perfect condition.A very similar watch was in the King of Naples Collection, subsequently in Lord Sandberg’s Collection (see Antiquorum, The Sandberg Watch Collection, March 31 and April 1, 2001, lot. 213).Pierre Duhamel II (1630-1686)Born in Marchenoir, Loir-et-Cher (France), he was the son of Pierre. He settled in Geneva where he became Master in 1654 and married that same year. He had seven children, four daughters and three sons. Duhamel made astronomical watches, and also watches in enameled and rock crystal cases, or watches designed as various animals. He had Abraham Durand as a pupil in 1656. He became a citizen of Geneva in 1661.»Dictionnaire des Horlogers Genevois», Antiquorum Editions, Geneva, 1998.

VAUCHEZ A PARIS, GERMANY

THE JUDGEMENT OF PARIS

Very fine and rare 20K. gold and enamel pendant watch. Painted on enamel case probably Augsburg, circa 1670, movement by Vaucher a Paris, circa 1770.

Circa 1670

13’’’,Hinged, gilt brass full plate, cylindrical pillars, fusee and chain for the going train, verge escapement, plain three-arm brass balance, blued-steel balance spring, continental cock pierced and engraved , rack and pinion regulator with silver plate.

18K yellow gold 35 mm.

Signature Movement

C 3-8-9 D 3-8-01 M 3* AA

CHF 7 000 - 14 000 | HKD 56 000 - 112 000 | USD 7 000 - 14 000

The Judgement of ParisJuno, Minerva and Venus were in competition for the golden apple thrown by Eris (Discord) at the wedding feast of Thetis and Peleus; the apple bore the words ‘for the most beautiful’. Each of the goddesses desired that the apple be given to her. Jupiter designated Paris, son of the Trojan King of Troy, as the judge. Each of the goddesses tried to influence him by promising him a present - Minerva promised wisdom, Juno, power, and Venus, the most beautiful woman in the world. Paris gave the appleto Venus.VaucherMaster in 1767, is listed as having been active in Paris, rue St Pierre aux Boeufs between 1769 and 1790.It was a common practice in the eighteenth century to replace the movement in a particularly expensive or beautiful watch case, in order to take advantage of technological advances in horology.

Lot 258 from ‘’ The Sandberg Collection’’ Published in the Sandberg book, pages 92-93.

289. UNSIGNED, FRANCE VENUS AND ADONIS

Very fine and rare 18K. gold and enamel single-hand lady’s pendant watch, enamel possibly by Pierre Huaud I.

‘bassine’ case with curved-in edges, the principal scene on the back cover depicting Venus trying to dissuade Adonis from hunting because she feared for his life, with Cupid holding on to a dog, framed by a stylised black and white leaf border, the band with four landscape vignettes, the inside enamel painted en grisaille with a river view, ruins in the foreground and a house on the far bank, chased and engraved split gold bezel, small pendant, loose ring.

Year Circa 1660

Caliber 12’’’, hinged, gilt brass full plate, turned baluster pillars, fusee and gut line for the going train, verge escapement, two-arm steel circular foliot, elongated cock pierced and engraved and secured by a screw, ratchet wheel and click set-up covered by a pierced and engraved cock

Material 18K Gold

Dimensions 33 mm

C 4-13 D 3-32-01 M 3-6-8*

CHF 10 000 - 20 000 | HKD 80 000 - 160 000 | USD 10 000 - 20 000

Pierre Huaud IFor a biography see Huaud frères, page 34.Venus and AdonisAccording to the legend, Adonis was born from an incestuous union between Myrrha and his father Cinyras, King of Paphos in Cyprus (or possibly Belos, King of Egypt, or even Theias, King of Assyria). The gods transformed Myrrha into the myrrh-tree and in due course Adonis was born from the tree when the trunk was split open by a wild boar. Venus (or Aphrodite) was struck by the beauty of the child Adonis and put him in the care of Persephone (or Proserpine), the queen of the underworld. But Persehone too loved the youth and refused to give him back to Venus. Jupiter (or Zeus) had to pass judgment to resolve the question between the two goddesses. There are two versions of this judgment: in the first, Adonis was to spend a third of the year with each goddess while the rest of the time as he preferred and chose to spend that time with Venus; in the other version, the judgment was made by the Muse Calliope, Jupiter not wishing to arbitrate, and each goddess was allowed to have Adonis for hlf of the year. Both versions are indicative of Adonis’ function since he was the god of vegetation and nature. The cause of Adonis’ birth became also that of his death because he died after being attacked by a wild boar while hunting. Venus was overcome with despair and from the blood of his wounds, created a new flower, the red anemone, a wild flower that each year blooms briefly and then dies. Adonis, imported probably from the Phoenicians, came to be revered as a dying-and-rising god. In midsummer, Athenians held Adonia, a yearly festival representing his death and resurrection.William Ilbery, London (ca. 1760-1839)Active in London from 1780 in Goswell Street, he moved to Duncan Terrace towards the end of the 18th century. Following James Cox in London and Jaquet-Droz in Switzerland, he also specialised in the production of luxury watches for the Chinese Market. His early production was very much in the English style featuring a full plate movement and an English type single wheel duplex escapement. However, for his highest quality watches, he incorporated a Peto cross detent escapement. Later, he used thestandard bridge calibre with free-standing barrel, also called the ‘Chinese’ calibre. The cases of his watches were sumptuously decorated by the best Genevan enamellers, such as Jean-Francois-Victor Dupont, who usually signed his work, and Jean-Louis Richter, who signed rarely. He seems to have maintained close contacts with the continental trade since a watch signed ‘Ilbery Paris’ is known and Ilbery Lot Son are recorded in London and Fleurier, as well as in Canton.

290. GAUDRON, FRANCE

THE COMPASSION

Very fine and rare gilt brass single hand Louis XIV oignon with central winding and enamel cock.

Enamelled by Les Frères Huaud, ‘’oignon’’ shaped case, entirely enamelled, the back with a painted scene, depicting a Pietà. The bezel and border of the back, each with four landscape vignettes, interspersed with sepia and yellow panels decorated with ribbon scrolls, signed at 6 o’clock in a cartouche: Les Frères Huaud. Fine gilt brass Louis XIV cock set with a enamel panel painted with The Virgin and Child.

Year Circa 1690

Caliber 20’’’,Hinged gilt brass full plate with Egyptian pillars, fusee with chain, verge escapement, plain steel three-arm balance, short flat balance spring

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 56 mm.

Published in the Sandberg book, page 136-137. Lot 13 from The Sandberg watch collection 31 March 2001.

Zephyr personified the breeze (the west wind).In Antiquity, the Winds played a crucial role in navigation. According to Ovid, Zephyr saw the nymph Chloris, fell hopelessly in love with her, raped her, and finally married her. He made her a ruler over the kingdom of flowers and she became known as Flora as a result.Mussard Jean V (16811754)One of the best enamel painters of the beginning of the 18th century, he began his career as a goldsmith and became a Master on December 7, 1699. He later became a painter on enamel, in which discipline he was influenced by the style of the Frères Huaud. He went into partnership with his son Jean-Antoine and trained several pupils, among them Gabriel Fontaine, André Oettner, and in 1712, Germain Colladon. Two of his best-known subjects are the Roman Charity and a Religious Scenes. His signature appears as: ‘Mussard’, ‘Jean Mussard pinx’, Mussard pinx’.Bibliography: ‘Dictionnaire des Horlogers Genevois’, Antiquorum Editions, Geneva, 1998.

FLORA AND ZEPHYR

Very fine and unusual gilt metal brass and copper painted on enamel ‘’oignon’’ watch, made for the Dutch market.

The enamel painting attributable to the workshop of Jean Mussard V, Geneva. The back with a finely painted on copper enamel of Flora, the ancient Italian goddess of flowers, with her husband Zephyr, the west wind of Springtime. The scene is taken from an engraving by Benoît Audran (1661-1721) after a painting by Antoine Coypel (1661-1722). The enamel inside the case depicts a country residence with mountains in the background. The enamelled bezels with continuous landscapes.

Gold dial, champlevé, Roman chapters with half-hour divisions, outer minute ring withArabic five-minute numerals, matted ground. Blued-steel ‘beetle and poker’ hands.

Year Circa 1730

Caliber 18’’’,hinged gilt brass full plate with solid, unusually shaped pillars, fusee and chain, verge escapement, plain steel three-arm balance, Dutch-type, double-footed cock pierced and decorated with geometrical design, covered by a crystal, ruby endstone, pierced and engraved silver mask applied over the back plate, two regulator discs of blued-steel inlaid with gold setting numerals, rack and pinion regulator activated by the right disc.

Material Gilt brass

Dimensions 60 mm.

Signature Dial and movement

292. GRIESBAUM, GERMANY

GRIESBAUM SINGING-BIRD BOX IN THE SHAPE OF A PIANO; SILVER

Fine and rare, Louis XV-style, solid silver singing bird box with integral stand modeled as a piano.

Year Circa 1930-1940

Caliber Rectangular (90 x 60 mm.) brass, with going barrel, bellows and cams; the revolving bird with moving wings, beak and tail, controlled by two cams mounted beneath the barrel wheel

Material Silver

Dimensions 160 x 99 x 81 mm

Signature Movement

C 3-6-8 M 3* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 10 000 | HKD 40 000 - 80 000 | USD 5 000 - 10 000

Griesbaum Founded in 1905 by Karl Griesbaum (1872-1941) in Triberg, in the Black Forest. The son of Mathias Griesbaum, a clockmaker, Karl began by working in the basement of his home. Karl Griesbaum had five children: Mathias (1902-1974), who was named after his grandfather, Karl Joseph (b. 1916), Amalia, Helena, and Caroline. Mathias studied clockmaking in Furtwangen, then pursued commercial studies in Karlsruhe, and later went to Switzerland. The most typical Griesbaum pieces produced during this period were probably their snuff boxes, particularly those made in a style reminiscent of traditional German silversmithery.

293. ALBERT & FILS

ALBERT & FILS MUSICAL SNUFFBOX TORTOISESHELL

Very fine tortoiseshell musical snuffbox playing two tunes decorated with painting of a fishing port near a village.

Year Circa 1840

Caliber 82 X 47 mm. pinned cylinder type with a comb of 68 tuned vibrating blades, two-arm fly worm-gear governor, tunechanging by means of a cam acting directly on a springloaded cylinder.

Material Tortoiseshell

Dimensions 90 X 58 X 32 mm.

C 3-24 M 3* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 7 000 | HKD 40 000 - 56 000 | USD 5 000 - 7 000

294. REUGE, SWITZERLAND

REUGE SINGING BIRD BOX

Fine, keyless, gilt metal and painted on enamel singing bird box. Rectangular case, turned feet, canted corners set with garnet stones, ivory coloured plaques to the sides with fl oral motifs, front and reverse with painted oval central scenes, the upper with ivory colored plaque with radial floral designs, the bird cover with painted on enamel scene of two ladies and a gentleman.

Year Made in the 20th century

Caliber Rectangular brass, going barrel and rectangular bellows, the revolving bird with moving wings, tail and beak, controlled by two cams mounted beneath the barrel wheel, gilt brass grill pierced and engraved.

Material Gilt brass

Dimensions 118 x 65 mm x 48 mm high.

Signature Movement

C 3 M 3* AA

CHF 4 000 - 6 000 | HKD 32 000 - 48 000 | USD 4 000 - 6 000

295. ATTRIBUTED TO GRIESBAUM, GERMANY ATTRIBUTABLE TO KARL GRIESBAUM SINGING-BIRD BOX;

GILDED METAL

In the style of the late 19th Century. Fine, repoussé gilded metal, singing bird box. Rectangular case with repoussé relief decoration of foliage and bird, the hinged bird cover cast , foliate engraved base.

Year Circa 1950

Caliber 90 X 46 mm., going barrel, rectangular bellows, Griesbaum whistle, the bird’s rotating and moving wings, tail and beak, controlled by a rack and two cams mounted beneath the barrel, gilt brass grille engraved with foliage, activated by a bird-form slide in the side of the case

Material Gilded metal

Dimensions 100 X 63 X 39 mm

C 3-6-8 M 3 AA

CHF

296. UNSIGNED, SWITZERLAND

TULIP ENAMEL GOLD VINAIGRETTE

Very fine, 18K gold and enamel, pendant vinaigrette, designed as a tulip with inside of the flower petals small hidden bottle

Year Circa 1850

C 2-32 AA

CHF 800 - 1 500 | HKD 6 400 - 12 000 | USD 800 - 1 500

To be sold without reserve

297.

VOGEL & OLIVEL, SWITZERLAND

“THE LEAF WATCH” GOLD

Fine and rare 18K gold and enamel pearl-set with miniature watch removable pendant watch fitted on a matching bangle with the snake head, concealed dial and bezel by a gold and enamel cover as a leaf.

Year Circa 1760.

Case 7106

Caliber 9’’’, 10 jewels, gilt brass, bar calibre,cylinder escapement, plain brass three arm balance, flat balance spring with regulator.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 24 mm - Length: 150 mm.

Signature Case

Accessories fitted box

C 3 D 3-01 M 3-6* AA

CHF 7 000 - 9 000 | HKD 56 000 - 72 000 | USD 7 000 - 9 000

298.

THOMAS BROOME

VENUS AND CUPIDON BATHS

Very fine 22K gold and enamel watch with concealed erotic scenes. The back enamel painted with a charming scene depicting Venus at her toilet, with Cupid holding the mirror she admires herself in, a concealed compartment under the back cover with two further libertine enamel painted scenes, the bezel with a floral enamel decoration.

Year Circa 1770

Movement 1733

Caliber 15’’’,Hinged gilt brass full plate with square baluster pillars, fusee with chain, verge escapement, plain steel three-arm balance, flat balance-spring, gilt brass single foot cock pierced and engraved with foliage

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 46 mm

Signature Movement, casemaker’s mark “A.D.”

299. COURVOISIER, SWITZERLAND

SNUFFBOX WITH BUILT IN WATCH, GOLD

Very fine 18K gold and enamel, diamond-set snuffbox with a built-in watch. Case in rectangular shaped, entirely engraved with decoration of various patterns, and engine-turned base, the scarlet flinqué enamel cover and spring loaded lid of the watch with fine rose-cut inlaid floral decoration.

Year Circa 1840

Case 336

Caliber 18 x 32.6 mm, rectangular, gilt brass bridge calibre, 10 jewels, cylinder escapement, plain gilt three-arm balance, flat blance spring, index regulator with a pin protruding through the dial side

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 73 x 43 x 18 mm

Signature Case C

300. ILBERY LONDON, SWITZERLAND

SOLID GOLD MOVEMENT WITH RICHTER ENAMEL SCENE

Very fine and rare, pocket watch made for the Chinese market, special “solid red gold” movement; 18K yellow gold and enamel; the enamel attributable to JeanLouis Richter.

18K yellow gold and enamel, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch with special solid gold movement and subsidiary seconds at 6.

Year Circa 1810

Case 6 106 (by “IM”, with “Prestige” hallmarks)

Movement 6006

Caliber 22’’’, bridges and going barrel overlaid with plates of solid red gold, engraved Chinese-style with scrolled foliage, gold train of wheels, duplex escapement, monometallic balance (gilded brass) with large segmental sliding weights and steel poising screws and blued steel flat hairspring, diamond end-stone

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 59 mm

Signature Movement, casemaker’s ‘’IM’’

Accessories Original box, winding keys C

CHF

The inside of the case is stamped with the so-called “prestige” hallmarks, based on those used in Great Britain at the beginning of the century, in particular the crown and the letter “G” of Sheffield (South Yorkshire) for the year 1804, while this same letter was used in London in 1802.

An Extraordinary Discovery

This watch is the “sister” of a piece we sold in this same auction room in Hong Kong on April 28, 2019 (lot 607). The enamelled scene of the two watches is mirrored; the image being reversed like the reflection of each other in a mirror. This is one of the specificities of the Genevan production for the Chinese market, which often passed through the London trade before being exported to the Middle Kingdom.

It is also worth noting that both of these timepieces are equipped with extraordinary movements built in solid gold. We are thus dealing here with one of the summits of the history of watchmaking at the beginning of the 19th century.

The watch we are offering today is accompanied by a box with two places, expressly made to keep the two pieces together. On the back of this box is an antique label with a handwritten inscription: “Numa Jacot / Fleurier”. This may be the name of a former owner of this pair of watches, now separated from each other but hopefully reunited one day. It is difficult to say whether this box dates from the time of the production of the watches or rather from the middle of the 19th century; probably the time of their return to Europe following the vicissitudes of the Celestial Empire in the 19th century.

Some enlightened amateurs will tell us that the numbers of the movements are not consecutive, that they cannot be pieces born together, like two twins. The studies we have been conducting on so-called “Chinese” watches for decades lead us to reply that if this seems illogical, it is not impossible. This is all the more true since we are dealing here with extremely rare movements whose production must have taken much longer than that of classic “Chinese” movements. Several pairs of watches preserved in the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva demonstrate this because the numbers of their movements are not consecutive.

Note also that this pair of watches is the only one known to date with gold movements. In fact, we have listed only seven of these movements, four of which are signed by “Ilbery London”. Despite this signature, we know today that this production is entirely from Geneva.

For more information, we refer our readers to our 2010 exhibition catalogue: Tellier, Arnaud, & Didier, Mélanie, The Mirror of Seduction, Prestigious pairs of “Chinese” Watches, Geneva, Patek Philippe Museum Editions, 2010.

Ilbery’s “solid red gold” movements

Only very few Ilberys watches with “solid red gold” movements are known to-date. This is the fourth movement known duly signed by Ilbery, London. The others are unsigned. All cased with painting on enamel attributable to Jean-Louis Richter, Geneva .

Ilbery watches

· Ilbery, London, unnumbered (the enamel showing characters).

Chapuis, Alfred (with coll. of Loup, Gustave), La montre chinoise. Relations de l’Horlogerie suisse avec la Chine, Neuchâtel, Editions Attinger Frères, 1919, pl. following p. 182 (ill. movement only; former Gustave Loup Collection).

· Ilbery, London, No. 6 082 (the enamel showing children playing with hoop).

Antiquorum, Hong Kong, auction, April 28, 2019, lot 607.

Private collection.

This watch is the counterpart to the present lot.

· Ilbery, London, No. 6 083 (the enamel showing a maritime landscape after Claude-Joseph Vernet, 1714-1789).

Patek Philippe Museum, Geneva, Inv. S-113.

Unsigned watches

· Unsigned and unnumbered (the enamel showing an officer “home from the war”).

Antiquorum, Hong Kong, auction, June 17, 1994, lot 377.

· Unsigned and unnumbered (the enamel showing two riding gentlemen with a tree and further split-pearl inlaid ornaments on the foreground).

Antiquorum, Geneva, auction, October 12, 1996, lot 628.

· Unsigned, No. 1 140 (can be done by another workshop); the movement with engraved “solid gold” main-plate and blued steel bridges (the enamel showing a lady and her two daughters sitting behind a house).

Antiquorum, Geneva, auction, April 24-25, 2004, lot 264.

Patek Philippe Museum, Geneva, Inv. S-650.

Hinged polished gold back lid engraved: «Thomson».

Philippe Samuel Meylan Born February 15, 1772, in Bas-du-Chenit, died in 1845. At 20 years old he came to Geneva where he worked for the Godemar Frères in quality of Master worker. Afterwards he went back to Brassus where he founded a little factory in 1811. He then returned to Geneva where he definitively settled. He met another watchmaker from his own village, Isaac Piguet, with whom he entered into partnership, founding the Piguet & Meylan firm, which would last from 1811 to 1828. It specialised in minute cadratures, musical watches, skeleton or automaton watches, mechanical animals and figures, he is also credited with the invention of the bagnolet caliber. Isaac Daniel Piguet. Born in 1775 in Le Chenit in the Vallée de Joux, Isaac Daniel Piguet was the son of Pierre Moïse Piguet and Elisabeth Nicole. He married Jeanne Françoise Capt around 1795, and around 1800 settled in Geneva with his family. Isaac Daniel Piguet went into business with Henry Daniel Capt, his brother-in-law, on February 10, 1802. The association between Piguet & Meylan came to an end in 1828. Piguet and his son David Auguste established a new company, Piguet père & fils, located no 69 rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Isaac Daniel Piguet died in Geneva, on January 20, 1841, at the age of 66. he sur plateau musical arrangement, as found in this box, is attributed to Philippe Meylan. The blades are laid out at angles of equal intervals, and they move progressively inward toward the center of the disc. The teeth playing the higher notes, since they are stiffer, are acted upon by the pin near the center of the disc, the lower notes are played by the more easily flexed blades set nearer the periphery of the disc. The number of the blades usually varies between 16 and 27 but usually several notes are duplicated. The present box features Meylan’s invention as well as typical Piguet et Meylan automaton arrangement, with the center-seconds cylinder watch movement set directly on the same plate as the musical one. In addition, the enamel on the dial plate has most of the characteristics found on other Piguet et Meylan dial plates.

301. ATTRIBUTABLE TO PIGUET ET MEYLAN, SWITZERLAND

MADE FOR THE CHINESE MARKET AUTOMATON AND MUSICAL SNUFF BOX

Very fine and unusual 18K gold and enamel pear-set snuff box with eglomise glass panels, built-in centre seconds watch and musical automaton scene. Rectangular shapped case with English prestige marks, eglomise (under painted on glass) panels painted with flowers over a black ground, the lid with split-pearl set borders and bezel.

Enamel dial plate finely painted with a country landscape and applied on each side of the dial with a three-coloured gold sitting lady on the right, playing the mandolin, a standing boy on the left beating time in unison.

Year Circa 1820

Caliber Brass rectangular two train movement, the going train with going barrel, cylinder escapement, plain brass threearm balance, flat balance spring with regulator. Musical train with pin-disc and radial comb of 22 steel teeth

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 87 x 47 mm C

CHF

William Ilbery, London, recorded as working from 1780, died 1839. Specialised in watches for the Chinese Market, and worked closely with contacts in Switzerland both for movements and enamel work. Strong commercial and diplomatic ties between Britain and the Chinese court ensured that many watches, despite being of Swiss origin, were signed with English names and marked London. Even the exceptionally talented Jaquet-Droz established a branch in London to take advantage of the China trade. The best period of watchmaking for the Chinese Market coincides with Ilbery’s success - 1790 - 1830 - and with the work of the finest enamel artists - Dupont, Richter, Lissignol etc. Almost without exception, the subjects depicted on these cases were taken either from classical mythology, Swiss landscape painting, or based on stories of an allegorical nature - Faith, Hope, Love etc. Examples with a portrait are virtually unknown for the time, and until the watch now offered for sale appeared, only one other was apparently known to have survived. At the Christie’s auction of April 20, 1991 in New York - Important Clocks and Watches, lot 89 was a virtual pair to the current lot, but with the back panel depicting a portrait of a Chinese gentleman, also dressed in formal Court costume (present whereabouts currently unknown). Although not a pair in the generally accepted sense (ie. the identical subject but painted in reverse), they must originally have been commissioned for the saute customer and presumably the couple depicted in the portraits. Frequently sequential numbering of the movements can be found on ‘pairs’ of watches, but it does not appear to have been an infallible rule. Since there is no tradition of Swiss enamellers working in China at the beginning of the 19th century, it is interesting to speculate as to how the ‘master’ portraits were communicated to Europe. Towards the end of the 19th century, photography was used, and drawings do exist from the 1860’s or later (see A. Chapuis, La Montre Chinoise, Neuchatel, p.187, fig.148). In view of the rich colouring of the costume, and the incorporation of flecks of gold to simulate braid, it seems possible that the portraits may have been taken from glass paintings, a technique that enjoyed considerable popularity in China. Plate glass mirrors were exported from Europe to be partially decorated with the same technique and returned for framing in the chinoiserie style.

302.

ILBERY LONDON, SWITZERLAND CHINESE YOUNG LADY DRESSED IN FORMAL COURT COSTUME

Very fine and extremely rare 18K gold and enamel, pearl-set, centre-seconds watch with duplex escapement.

Empire case, the split-pearl set bezel, pendant and bow with blue and azure champleve enameled decoration the scarlet flinque enameled band with splitpearl inlaid decoration, the enamel back panel painted with the portrait of a Chinese noble lady on a balcony in a Chinese landscape.

Year Circa 1820

Movement 6900

Caliber 22’’’,Gilt brass, fully engraved Chinese calibre with free standing barrel, single wheel duplex escapement, plain steel five-arm balance, flat balance spring with regulator, diamond end-stone

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 48 mm

Signature Movement

C

CHF 60 000 - 100 000 | HKD 480 000 - 800 000 | USD 60 000 - 100 000

303. AIMÉ ROCHAT, SWITZERLAND

SINGING BIRD BOX SILVER GILT

Very fine, silver-gilt and painted on enamel singing bird box.

Year 1859

Movement 73

Caliber Rectangular, brass, turned pillars, fusee and chain, rectangular bellows, bird with moving head, flapping wings, opening beak and tail, eight cams controlling the piston and the bird’s beak and tail, two additional for the other movements, long duration of song with natural bird song alternating with a melody, precision cam-controlled lifting mechanism, gilt grille pierced and engraved with foliage

Material Silver gilt

Dimensions 91 X 61 mm

Signature Case and movement

C 3 M 3 AAA

CHF 30 000 - 50 000 | HKD 240 000 - 400 000 | USD 30 000 - 50 000

304. ATTRIBUTABLE TO LOUIS DUCHÊNE & FILS, SWITZERLAND

L’ESCARPOLETTE

A very fine, rare and attractive 18K. gold, quarter repeating watch with five automatons.

Small eccentric white enamel with Breguet numerals. Gold “spade” hands. The black enamelled dial plate with diamond inlaid foliage decoration is applied with a varycouloured chased automaton scene, driven by the repeating train, depicting a young girl pushed by a young boy, swinging on an escarpolette, in front of a fountain from which the water (simulated by a twisted glass rod) flows. Above the scene, two Cupids strike hours and quarters on two bells. Repeating on a bell by depressing the pendant. In very good condition.

Circa 1800

19’’’,Hinged gilt brass full plate with cylindrical pillars, fusee with chain, verge escapement, plain brass three-arm balance, flat balance spring, gilt brass continental cock with polished steel end-piece

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 59 mm

A similar watch, signed by Louis Duchêne & Fils, was sold at 195’000 CHF by Christie’s on May 2011, lot 69.

305.

Property of an Italian Gentleman ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3529, CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A fine, early, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Reference 3529

Year circa 1940’s

Case 041536

Caliber 10 1/2’’’

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex buckle

Dimensions 26 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 3-7-9-53-01 M 3* AA

CHF 3 500 - 6 500 | HKD 28 000 - 52 000 | USD 3 500 - 6 500

306.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2940, BUBBLEBACK, STEEL

A fine, early, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch

Model Bubbleback

Reference 2940

Case n/a no longer visible

Caliber A260, 19 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex buckle

Dimensions 32 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

307.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 17000, OYSTERQUARTZ, DATEJUST, STEEL

A fine, quartz, stainless steel wristwatch with date

Model OysterQuartz Datejust

Reference 17000

Year circa 1978

Case 5801035

Caliber 5035, 11 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 165 mm.

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

308.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

BEZEL INSERTS FOR GMT-MASTERS

A fine, unusual set of 8 bezel inserts (1 black, 5 blue and red (2 with Rolex 16700 paper pouch, 2 blue backs, 1 red back), 2 red and black with black backs and 1 bezel and bezel insert with blue back

Model Gmt-Master

Reference 1675, 16700

Year circa 1970-1990’s

Dimensions 38 mm.

C 2-8 AA

CHF

To be sold without reserve

309.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

BLACK DIAL, PROBABLY FOR REFERENCE 1603, DATEJUST, OT SWISS TO

A fine, as new, Rolex black dial probably for reference 1603 with white gold indexes

Model Datejust

Reference 1603

Year circa 1970’s

Dimensions 28 mm.

Signature Dial signed, reverse stamped Singer

Accessories Rolex paper pouch

D

CHF

310.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 7205/57, RIVETED BRACELET, STEEL

A fine, stainless steel riveted bracelet

Reference 7205/57

Year 1968

Bracelet approx. overall length 147 mm.

Dimensions 19 mm.

Signature bracelet signed

C 2-8 AA

CHF 800 - 1 500 |

6 400 - 12 000 |

800 - 1 500

Fitted with 19mm end links, this bracelet will fit most Rolex sport watches as well as chronographs such as reference 6239 among others.

Property of a German Gentleman

Property of a Swiss watchmaker

Property of a Swiss collector

311.

Property of a German collector

ROLEX

DIAL FOR REFERENCE 6034

A very fine, very well preserved Rolex dial for chronograph reference 6034 with blue telemeter scale and pink gold indexes

Reference 6034

Year circa 1955

Dimensions 29 mm

D 2-53

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

An extremely rare opportunity to buy a close to new dial from the 1950’s in perfect condition.

312.

Property of a Swiss collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6239, COSMOGRAPH SILVER DIAL,

A fine, very well preserved, Rolex silver and black dial for reference 6239

Model Cosmograph

Year circa 1960’s

Dimensions 29 mm

Signature Dial signed, reverse stamped Singer Brevets AV

D

CHF

313.

Property of a German collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

OYSTER COSMOGRAPH, OT SWISS TO, BLACK DIAL

A fine, attractive, Rolex Oyster Cosmograph black dial.

Model Oyster Cosmograph

Reference 6263/6265

Year circa 1970’s

Dimensions 29 mm

Signature Dial signed, reverse stamped Singer

D 3-6-55 AAA

CHF

314.

Property of a Swiss collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1680, RED SUBMARINER DIAL

A very fine and rare, well-preserved Rolex dial for a red Submariner reference 1680.

Model Submariner

Reference 1680

Year circa 1970’s

Dimensions 26 mm

Signature Dial signed, reverse stamped 121 12222

Accessories Rolex paper pouch

D

CHF

315.

Property of a German Gentleman

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5508/ 6536, SUBMARINER SMALL CROWN DIAL, CHAPTER RING, EXCLAMATION MARK

A fine, rare, black Submariner dial for references 5508 and 6536.

Model Submariner

Reference 5508/ 6536

Year circa 1950’s

316.

Property of a Swiss collector

ANONYMOUS, SWITZERLAND

BLACK CHRONOGRAPH DIAL, RETAILED BY BEYER

A very fine, attractive, black chronograph dial retailed Beyer

Year circa 1950’s

Dimensions 30 mm

Signature Dial signed D

317.

Property of a German collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 4500, OYSTER CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

An attractive, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Oyster Chronograph

Reference 4500

Case 497653

Caliber Valjoux 23, 17 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a stainless steel Rolex buckle

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-6-01 M 3 * AAA

CHF 15 000 - 20 000 | HKD 120 000 - 160 000 | USD 15 000 - 20 000

318.

Property of a German collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 4500, OYSTER CHRONOGRAPH, PINK GOLD BEZEL, STEEL

A fine, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with pink gold bezel

Model Oyster Chronograph

Reference 4500

Year circa 1959

Case 492273

Caliber 13’’’, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex buckle

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-12-01 M 3 * AAA

CHF 15 000 - 20 000 | HKD 120 000 - 160 000 | USD 15 000 - 20 000

319. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3525, BLACK DIAL, POW WATCH, DELIVERED TO USAAF 1ST LIEUTENANT LEON W. BROWNLEE, STEEL

A very fine, rare, attractive, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with black dial

Model "Monoblocco"

Reference 3525

Year circa 1941

Case 185985

Caliber 13’’’

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Rolex buckle

Dimensions 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case (with engraving) and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-7-8-55-01-05 M 3*

CHF 60 000 - 100 000 | HKD 480 000 - 800 000 | USD 60 000 - 100 000

Brownlee was born January 9, 1915, son of the late George Lewis and Elizabeth Caldonia Plemper Brownlee. He was a veteran of Air Force, Bombandier WW II in the 303rd Bomb Group. German Prisoner of War.

On October the 11th 1942, the B-17 Flying Fortress 41-24582 named the “One O’Clock Jump” (that is the name of the plane) was assigned out, again on October 16th and December 12th. The last was a bomb mission on a German air depot in France but the weather caused problems. The plane ended up being assigned to bomb the marshaling yards at Rouen/Scotteville. Their aircraft went into a spin from German attack and crashed near Fontainebleau, France. Leon had bailed out while serving as Navigator on the December 12th mission. He and the others on the aircraft became prisoners of War and was later sent to a German POW camp at Stalag 7A in Moosburg, Bavaria. He was finally freed on April 30th 1945. Rolex and Prisoners of War Surviving past documentation shows that Rolex (and perhaps other watch factories) were engaged in the regular supply of watches to men incarcerated in Prisoner of War camps although this was probably limited to just one or two «model» camps such as Stalag Luft III, which was regarded as very civilised internment. How the prisoners chose their watches is not known and the officers, presumably because of the cost, were the main purchasers. The present watch was valued by Rolex at 250 Swiss Francs in 1943 although the purchasers were told that they would not be expected to pay until after the war. The supply of these watches to the prisoners was very enterprising of Rolex although not without obvious financial risk, by doing this they were helping the war effort and at the same time knowing that the watches given to the prisoners were very likely to be paid for after the war by those who survived. This enterprise also gave Rolex another opportunity for testing their products in extreme conditions, this is evident because in surviving correspondence Rolex always asks how the watch has performed for the wearer.

During the development of early dive watches from Rolex, there was still some experimenting going on in regards to the dial writings, colours and references. This 6536 considered to be part of the early batch of dive watches actually having the name Submariner on the dial is a perfect example of this. With a very early serial number of 5 digits, it features the reference 6538 crossed out in the back and replaced with the reference 6536. Furthermore it features the depth printed in red which would very soon be discontinued in favour of all gilt graffics. The dial also has the characteristic 6 o clock marker that is in a slightly whiter shade than the rest of the indexes, insuring its authenticity. A rare insight to the world of early Rolex Submariners.

320. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6536, SUBMARINER, RED DEPTH, STEEL

A very fine and extremely rare, early, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch.

Model Submariner

321.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5513, SUBMARINER, AFTER-MARKET “RINALDI” EXPLORER DIAL, STEEL

A fine, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with after-market Explorer dial.

Model Submariner

Reference 5513

Year 1962

Case 818987

Caliber 1530, 25 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex expandable riveted bracelet, 190 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-53-55-01-05 M 3* AA

CHF 20 000 - 40 000 | HKD 160 000 - 320 000 | USD 20 000 - 40 000

322. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1675, GMT-MASTER, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with gmt function.

Model Gmt-Master

Reference 1675

Year circa 1978

Case 5747816

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex jubilee bracelet, approx. overall length 192 mm

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-01-05 M 3* AA

CHF 6 500 - 9 500 | HKD 52 000 - 76 000 | USD 6 500 - 9 500

323.

Property of a Swiss collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

3 ADVERTISING POSTERS WITH 3 ROLEX BRASS FRAMES

A very fine, extremely rare set of 3 advertising posters including brass frames stamped Rolex for the Day-Date, Cosmograph Daytona and GMT-Master.

Year circa 1970-2000’s

Dimensions 70 x 50 cms

C 2-8 AA

CHF 1 000 - 2 000 | HKD 8 000 - 16 000 | USD 1 000 - 2 000

To be sold without reserve 324.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

SET OF 2 POSTERS FOR ROLEX GMT 16700 AND ROLEX CELLINI

A fine and rare, set of 2 Rolex advertising posters one for the GMT reference 16700 and one for the Cellini reference 6693.

Year circa 1980’s-1990’s

Dimensions 68 x 49 cms

C 2-8 AA

CHF 1 000 - 2 000 | HKD 8 000 - 16 000 | USD 1 000 - 2 000

To be sold without reserve

According to the consignor, this rare Rolex advertising poster was displayed at the Rolex Bienne factory and was given to him before major refurbishment.

Property of a Swiss collector

325.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 116610LV, SUBMARINER, “HULK”, STAINLESS STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with green dial and green ceramic bezel.

Model “Submariner”, so called “Hulk”

Reference 116610LV

Year sold on November 12, 2012

Case 5 C 128 165

Movement 3 K 599 667

Caliber 3135, 31 jewels

Material stainless steel

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex “Oyster” bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 185 mm

Dimensions 42 mm

Length 155 mm. (approx.)

Weight 156.7 gr. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement

Accessories original fitted box, guarantee card, booklet, hag-tag, additional link

Property of a Turkish collector

326.

UNSIGNED, FRANCE

A FRENCH GILT-BRASS AND LIMOGES ENAMEL STRIKING AND REPEATING CARRIAGE CLOCK,

Extremely fine and very rare, gilt-brass, 8-day going, hour and half-hour striking and repeating carriage clock.

Gilt-brass, anglaise riche, with Corinthian columns and silvered dentilled cornice, beveled glass aperture in the top for viewing the escapement, hinged handle with fluted silvered center, each side set with a very finely painted grisaille and colored enamel Limoges School Revival panel depicting a winged cherubs, glazed back door, button for the repeating on the top.

Year Circa 1890

Movement 1923

Material Gilt brass

Dimensions 15 x 10 x 9 cm. Excluding handle.

327.

BREGUET

EIGHT-DAY GOING CARRIAGE-CLOCK, HOUR AND HALF-HOUR STRIKING, HOUR-REPEATER, ALARM; SILVERED BRONZE AND LAPIS-LAZULI

Silvered bronze and lapis-lazuli, key-winding, vertical rectangular-shape, eight-day going, carriage-clock, with three horological complications:

· Hours and half-hour striking in passing on one gong

· Hour-repeater on the same gong (activated by depressing the button on top of the cabinet)

· Alarm on the same gong via a small hammer (on the reverse of the movement; subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock)

Case with chiselled décor and lapis-lazuli panels.

Silver guilloché (engine-turned) dial with suspended “Breguet” numerals; blued steel “Breguet” hands.

Movement, 85 x 55 mm. (ebauche No. 7 554), two going barrels, plat-form escapement with straight-line lever escapement, compensated balance with poising screws and flat hairspring, polished steel index-regulator.

Year circa 1920

Case unnumbered

Movement 4 379

Caliber lever escapement

Height 140 mm. (approx.) without the handle

Width 85 mm

Thickness 78 mm

Material silvered bronze and lapis-lazuli

Weight 1.5 kg. (approx.)

Signature dial and movement

Accessories brass winding-key (No. 394 / 2); original invoice (dated Breguet, Paris, June 7, 1968), certificate of Authenticity (dated Breguet, Paris, December 15, 1982)

C 3 D 3-01 M 3* AAA

The Certificate of Authenticity (No. 3 774), dated December 15, 1982, mentioned that this clock was originally sold on May 8, 1924, to Mrs. Jésio, for the amount of 2 200 Francs.

A Breguet invoice, dated June 7, 1968, mentioned that this clock was sold on June 7, 1968, to Mr. S. O. Stromberg, Helsinki, Finland, for the amount of 2 500 Francs.

It was this same gentleman, Mr. Svante Stromberg, or his son or nephew, who applied for the certificate in 1982. A letter from Breguet, dated Paris, December 15, accompanies the certificate.

Jean Louis Richter (1766-1841) He learned his art uncle’ David-EtienneRoux and Philippe-Samuel- Theodore Roux, becoming a most renowned enamel painter. His speciality was the painting of landscapes and particularly lake and marine scapes, often representing ships in a harbour or battles with fighting Men-ofwar. He also painted portraits and hunting scenes. Although it may happen that his signature, iii running hand-writing, appears on some of his work, more often than not his paintings are unsigned but can clearly be recognised as being in his hand from the style and duality of the work. He applied his art principally to watch cases and snuff boxes and these were largely destined for the Chinese, Turkish, British and Italian markets. Richter, like other great enamel painters of the time, often found inspiration for his work from paintings or engravings by the artists then in fashion, such as Van der Myn (1684-1741), Giovanni Battista Cipriani (1727-1785), John Francis Rigaud (1742-1820), John Hoffner (1748-1810) and Francesco Bartolozzi (1727-1815), or even from particularly famous scenes such as the « Rape of Helen « from the engraving by Guido Reni (1575-1642), now in the Cabinet des Estampes, Paris.

328.

JEAN-LOUIS RICHTER, SWITZERLAND

RICHTER ‘’RIVERSIDE LANDSCAPE’’ 18K FOUR-COLOURED

GOLD

Very fine and important 18K four-coloured gold and enamel, pearl-set musical snuff-box. Rectangular case with canted corners, the enamel panel of the lid with split-pearl set borders, finely painted by Richter with a riverside landscape, a castle and mountains on the back, a rowing boat on the foreground with a family enjoying a nice afternoon. Engine-turned side and back panels with four coloured gold floral and foliage decoration chased over a matted ground.

Year Circa 1830

Movement 4364

Caliber

Musical movement: Brass rectangular with canted corners, pin-cylinder with a comb of 60 teeth and fly regulator, playing two tunes at will with bolts in the front panel

Material 18K. four-coloured gold

Dimensions 60 x 100 mm C

329.

BOVET FLEURIER , SWITZERLAND

THE SHAKESPEARIAN TRAGEDY

Very fine and important 18K gold and enamel pearl-set watch, made for the Chinese market.

Empire shaped case with split-pearl set bezels and pendant, the band and bow of red translucent enamel over engine-turning with split-pearl inlaid decoration, the back enamel panel finely painted with a scene of a Shakespearian Tragedy Hinged gold engine-turned cuvette.

Year Circa 1824

Case 1320

Movement 266

Caliber 21’’’,Gilt brass fully engraved with foliage decoration, free standing barrel, single wheel duplex escapement, plain polished steel five-arm balance, flat balance spring with regulator, diamond end-stone.

Dimensions 58 mm. Signature Movement

The

Shakespearian Tragedy

Although their movements were generally produced in Fleurier (Val de Travers), Switzerland, these top quality watches, made for the Chinese Market during the first quarter of the 19th century, were decorated in Geneva by the best craftsmen of the time. Enamel painters such as Richter and Dupont used to find their inspiration in the work of old master painters such as Van der Myn (1684-174 I), Giovanni Batista Cipriani (I 727-1785), John Francis Rigaud (1742-1820), John 1-loffner (1748-1810, Francesco Bartolozzi (1727-1815 and William Hamilton) . The enamel back of each single case is in itself a true master piece of miniature painting featuring seaside landscapes, naval battles, mythological and allegorical scenes evoking love, such as «The rapt of Helen by Paris» taken from the engraving by Guido Reni (1575-1642), children at play, and illustrations of Shakespearian Tragedies.

Bovet

A watchmaking dynasty founded by Edouard, Frédéric, Alphonse, Gustave, Charles-Henri, and Caroline Bovet, of Fleurier. In 1822, a Bovet partnership was founded for the Chinese watch trade in Canton. In 1840, Bovet Frères et Cie was established in Fleurier, and in 1864, the Bovet watch production was sold to Bovet?s manufacturing inspectors in Fleurier, Jules Jéquier and Ernest Bobillier, soon joined by Ami Leuba. In 1888, Bovet Frères was founded under the direction of Alexis Landry, who served his apprenticeship in Fritz Bovet’s workshop in Fleurier, producing ebauches for Chinese watches and silver cases. Alexis Landry formed a partnership with Albert and Jean Bovet, specializing in complicated watches and chronographs. In 1901, the Bovet trademark was acquired by César and Charles Leuba, sons of Ami Leuba. In 1918, Jacques Ullmann & Co. of La Chaux-de-Fonds bought the Bovet brand from Leuba Brothers, and in 1948, FavreLeuba took over the company and acquired the first production plant. In 1966 Favre-Leuba sold the Fleurier plant, and in 1989 Parmigiani acquired the Bovet name. A limited company registered as Bovet Fleurier S.A. was formed in 1990, using the Bovet trademark. In 1994, Roger Guye and a partner bought Bovet Fleurier S.A. and opened a branch in Geneva. Pascal Raffy became the majority shareholder and President in 2001. Today, Bovet timepieces are widely available in the world’s major destinations. Eager to maintain its historical roots in the Far East, the company has subsidiaries in Hong Kong and Japan, and delivers its collection to select distributors in Singapore, Taiwan, the Middle East, Turkey, Russia, the United States, London, and Geneva. Timepieces have long been gifts of predilection. Symbols of power, of knowledge, messengers of culture, tokens of friendship, and guages of peace, they never failed to astonish and to please.

330.

Property of a Swiss gentleman

EDOUARD JUVET, SWITZERLAND

THE NOBLEMAN

Made for the Chinese market. Very fine 18K gold and enamel centre-seconds watch, with duplex escapement. Pendant and bow with champleve enamelled decoration, the back enamel panel with a fine painted scene depicting a nobleman helping his loved one to cross the stream. Hinged polished-gold cuvette with bright cut and engraved decoration.

Year 1870

Case 46343

Movement 46343

Caliber 22’’’, 6 jewels, gilt-brass, fully engraved, Chinese caliber with free standing barrel, single wheel duplex escapement, five-arm polished-steel balance, ruby end-stone, flat balance spring with regulator.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 57 mm.

Signature Movement

C

Edouard & Léo Juvet One of the important Swiss horological families working for the Chinese market. Edouard Juvet (1820-1883) was first established in Buttes in 1842, but in 1844 moved his workshop to Fleurier. He began making ‘’Chinese’’ watches in 1856. Edouard’s sons Ami-Louis and Léo traveled to China to work in the family firm. When Ami-Louis died there, Léo (1848-1891) took his place. In Shanghai, the Juvets were rivaled only by the Bovets, yet the two families maintained friendly relations. The Maison Juvet prospered, opening branches in Tien-Tsin and Saigon, to the extent that in 1872 Léo wrote : «Our watches sell like salt». In 1873, Edouard Juvet registered a trademark in Chinese characters, which was used on the company’s products. He granted his son Léo power of attorney in November 1875, and after his death in February 1883, Léo succeeded him at the head of the firm.

Many artists used flowers in their pieces as well: roses to represent passion with thorns; pansies from the French pensées, which means my thoughts are of you; forget-me-nots embody enduring passion; daisies stand for innocence; lilacs express the first emotions of love; and mistletoe is a kiss. Just as flowers are the inspiration of love, so too is music. Goldsmiths and jewelers of the 19th century created a variety of miniature instruments for gold and gem-set pendants, lockets, brooches and watches in such forms as the lyre, mandolin and harp. Although it is smaller than usual and signed with the apocryphal signature of Breguet, this watch is very similar to the watch retailed by Fd. Aubert, sold by Antiquorum on 13 October 1996, lot No. 620, which was also produced in the Piguet & Meylan workshop. Philippe Samuel Meylan, born February 15th, 1772 in Bas-du- Chenit, died in 1845. At 20 years old he came to Geneva where he worked for the Godemar Freres in quality of Master worker. Afterward he went back to Brassus where the founded a little factory in 1811. Back to Geneva he definitively settled clown. He met there an other watchmaker from his own village, Isaac Piguet, with whom he associated, founding the Piguet & Meylan Firm, which will last from 1811 to 1828. It specialised in minute «cadratures», musical watches, skeleton or automaton watches, mechanical animals and personages. Daniel Isaac Piguet, born in Chenit in 1775, tied in Geneva in 1841. Very skilful watchmaker, he associated himself a first time with Henry Capt, from 1 802 to 1811, then with Samuel Philippe Meylan, another watchmaker from the same village, until 1828.Their works were signed or marked «P.M.» within a lozenge. After 1828, he went on with his activities with his son, under the name of Piguet ID & Fits. Their creations were for a large part made for the Chinese Market. It is told that an important collector from Sidney bought a large quantity of watches and other musical and automaton objects of virtue, but the boat which carried the pieces sank in consequence of a shipwreck, in the middle of the Indian Ocean.

331. BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

CONCERT

IN THE PARK

Very fine and rare 18K gold and enamel, pearl-set, quarter repeating centre seconds musical watch with automaton scene. Empire style case, with split-pearl set bezels, pendant and bow, the band with champleve enamelled decoration, the back enamel panel painted with a very fine composition of Summer flowers over a grey ground.

Automaton scene disclosed by the spring-loaded back, the varicoloured gold automaton scene of a sitting man in classical dress, playing the lyre and children on a see-saw in applied over a finely painted enamel lake-side landscape, a castle on the back ground.

Year Circa 1815

Caliber 18’”, gilt brass double train with free standing barrels, inverted cylinder escapement with plain brass three-arm balance and flat balance spring. Repeating on gongs by depressing the pendant. Pin-disc musical train with 17 vibrating steel teeth on either side of the disc.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 52 mm.

Signature

PIERRE SIMON GOUNOUILHOU (1779-1847) was born in 1779, settled in Geneva (Quai Neuf en l’Isle, No. 241) in 1799. An imaginative maker of great repute, he produced automata and musical objects and watches, ring watches with virgule escapement and quarter-repeating, watches with cases using unusual decorative techniques such as granulation. He left very interesting shop notes with an abundance of information about the habits and customs of early 19th century Geneva watchmakers. «THE KITCHEN» This form of automaton watch appears to have been produced only by GOUNOUILHOU AND DUBOIS & FILS. Those made by Gounouilhou employ fusee and chain, rarely found in Swiss watches, whereas Dubois used a going barrel, and his kitchen was run from the repeating mechanism. Fewer than a dozen «Kitchen» automata are known. The automaton mechanism controls: 1. The lady’s hand. 2. The spit’s rotation. 3. The fire’s flames. 4. The dog’s running. 5. The wheel turning.

332.

BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

“THE KITCHEN”

Extremely fine and very rare, large, 18K gold and painted on enamel watch with an automaton scene with five actions. Magnificent varicolored gold automaton scene applied over a finely painted ground depicting a kitchen: a lady using a pestle and mortar sitting by a fire over which meat is being roasted, a boy peers through a window above her, to the right, a dog running in a rotating cage turns the spit, below a dog plays with a cat by a basket of vegetables. “Directoire” case, polished with glazed back. The automaton movement attributed to Pierre Simon Gounouilhou, Geneva.

Model The Kitchen

Year Circa 1810

Caliber 22’’’, gilt brass full plate with cylindrical pillars, fusee with chain, verge escapement, plain brass three-arm balance with flat balance spring. Independent movement with going barrel, driving the automata by means of cams and levers.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 59 mm.

Signature Dial

C

CHF

333. ILBERY LONDON, SWITZERLAND

THE FISHERMAN

Very fine and rare 18K gold, quarter repeating watch with varicoloured Jacks and enamelled automaton scene. Enamel dial plate, painted with a Swiss landscape, applied on the foreground with varicoloured gold automaton water wheel and a fisherman by a stream, two cherub Jacks above the dial, strike hours and quarters on two bells. Repeating on a bell by depressing the pendant, the repeating train driving the automata by means of cams and levers.

Year Circa 1810

Movement 1487

Caliber 21’’’, hinged gilt-brass full plate with cylindrical pillars, going barrel, cylinder escapement, plain brass three arm balance, flat balance spring with regulator.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 56 mm.

Signature Movement

C 3 D 3-24-01 M 3* AAA

CHF

334.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

MOTHER-OF-PEARL DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, manual wind, 18k yellow gold pocket watch with a mother-of-pearl dial.

Year circa 1923

Case 6743766

Movement 6171692

Caliber 35.5 L, 17 jewels

Dimensions 45 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories gold chain

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3* AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

For a similar pocket watch with a mother-of-pearl dial, see A Journey through time page 88.

335. BOVET

CHINESE ZODIAC DIAL, SMALL POCKET WATCH, SILVER

Fine, silver, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, small pocket watch, made for the Chinese market, with centre-seconds and Chinese zodiac dial.

Model made for the Chinese market

Year Circa 1875

Case 84525

Caliber 14’’’, gilded brass, engraved Chinese-style

Material Silver

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Movement and case

C 3-6-8 D 3-01 M 3-6-8* AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

336. HUNT & ROSKELL, ENGLAND QUARTER REPEATER GOLD

Very fine 18K gold pocket watch, small quater repeater with enamel decoration. Year Circa 1850

Jean-Louis Richter (1766-1841)

338. ILBERY LONDON, SWITZERLAND

CALM HARBOR

Made for the Chinese market. Fine and very rare, 18K gold, painted on enamel and pearl-set pocket watch with duplex escapement. The enamel attributed to Jean-Louis Richter “Empire” style case, the hinged back decorated with a finely painted view in the manner of Claude Vernet of people washing their clothes from a boat in a calm harbor landscape with mountains and a small village in the distance. Hinged and sprung gold cuvette attached to the movement ring.

Year 1820

Caliber 21’’’, frosted gilt, foliate engraved, standing barrel, duplex escapement, flat-rim five-arm polished steel balance, diamond endstone, index regulator.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 60 mm.

Signature Movement

C 3 D 2-70-01 M 3*

CHF 60 000 - 100 000 | HKD 560 000 - 800 000 | USD 60 000 - 100 000

Learned his art under David-Etienne-Roux and Philippe-Samuel-Théodore Roux, becoming a most renowned enamel painter. His specialty was the painting of landscapes and particularly lake-side scenes and marine-scapes, often representing ships in a harbour or battles with fighting Men-of-War, but, on occasion, also portraits and hunting scenes. He did not often sign his work, but it is clearly recognised as being in his hand from the style and quality of the painting. He applied his art principally to watch cases and snuff boxes and these were largely destined for the Chinese, Turkish, British and Italian markets. In 1828 he was in partnership with Aimé-Julien Troll (1781-1852) and one can find work signed «Richter et Troll». Richter, like other great enamel painters of the time, often found inspiration for his work from paintings or engravings by the artists then in fashion particularly Claude Vernet.

William Ilbery (ca. 1760-1839).

Active in London from 1780 in Goswell Street, he moved to Duncan Terrace towards the end of the 18th century. Following James Cox in London and Jaquet Droz in Switzerland, he also specialised in the production of luxury watches for the Chinese Market. His early production was very much in the English style, featuring a full plate movement and an English type single wheel duplex escapement. However, for his highest quality watches, he incorporated a spring detent escapement. Later, the watch movements he produced were much inspired by the Lepine caliber with free-standing barrel, as were Jaquet Droz’s Swiss production signed in London and that of William Anthony, who worked in London. The cases of his watches were sumptuously decorated by the best Genevan enamelers, such as Jean-Francois-Victor Dupont, who usually signed his work, and Jean-Louis Richter, who signed rarely. He organized the production in Switzerland, mainly in Fleurier, of profusely engraved movements for the Asian market. He was followed in this by makers such as Bovet and Juvet who also worked in Fleurier (Val de Travers). Ilbery can therefore be considered one of the most representative makers of ‘’Chinese’’ watches. He seems to have maintained close contacts with the continental trade since a watch signed ‘’Ilbery Paris’’ is known and Ilbery & Son are recorded in London and Fleurier, as well as in Canton.

Timepieces have long been gifts of predilection. Symbols of power, of knowledge, messengers of culture, tokens of friendship, and guages of peace, they never failed to astonish and to please. When the first diplomatic relations with China were established, during the reign of King Louis IX of France (1214-1270), animated pieces had their role to play. In 1253 Louis dispatched an ambassador to Manghu Khan, the Grand Khan of Tartary. This was the epoch of the great Mongol incursions which swept over Russia as far as Kiev, and southward as far as Poland and Hungary. An account of the voyage by the King’s ambassador, Guillaume de Rubruquis, a Flemish priest and traveler, is conserved in the British Museum. Originally in Latin, it was translated into English in 1629 and into French in 1839. This document states that among the prisoners of the Tartars at Karakarum was a certain Guillaume Boucher, a skilled goldsmith from Lyon who won the favor of the emperor of Tartary by constructing for him a monumental and marvelous automaton. Four silver lions lay at the foot of a great tree with boughs bearing silver leaves and fruits, and mare’s milk flowing from their half-opened jaws. On the inside, four conduits rose to the top of the tree and descended in the form of gilded serpents. Out of their mouths ran precious liqueurs to fill silver vessels. At the top, an angel sounded a trumpet when the cupbearer gave the order to pour out the draught. The apparatus was activated by means of a bellows worked by a man hidden in the base of the tree. Servants replenished nearby reservoirs with the liqueurs for the respective conduits.

339. ATTRIBUTED TO PIGUET & CAPT., SWITZERLAND BASKET OF FLOWERS

Very fine and important, gold and enamel, pearl-set, snuff box with a concealed watch and automaton. Case with three compartments: the central compartment for the snuff, having a lid decorated with a finely painted basket of flowers within a half pearl border. The side compartments with spring-loaded covers, the left one for the automata and the right one for the watch, both covered with predominantly royal blue translucent enamel over ‘sunburst’ engine-turning with borders in white enamel and half pearls, the sides en suite. The bottom painted with a butterfly with open wings in translucent red enamel against royal blue translucent enamel, the same as on the sides, over engine-turning. Under the left lid is an automaton pastoral scene with a shepherdess raising and lowering her hand, feeding a lamb which moves its head up and down; in the front a grazing sheep nods its head and a dog with animated head drinks from a stream running from the mill, with turning waterwheel and a small waterfall simulated by a twisted glass rod. All figures in multicolores gold and silver, set polychrome enamel painted scene over gold. Under the right lid is the watch.

Year Circa 1810

Caliber 30 x 19 mm, full brass plate, semi-circular, going barrel, cylinder escapement, steel escape wheel, plain brass three-arm balance, flat balance spring. The automaton movement: 30 x 19 mm, semi-crcular, full brass plate, fixed barrel, seven wheel train with the last pinion on eccentric adjustable bushing to regulate the speed of the automated movements

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 81 x 44 x 14 mm.

Signature Case stamped M under a 3-prong crown, possibly Jaques Moulinié

C 3-32 D 3-01 M 3*

CHF 70 000 - 130 000 | HKD 560 000 - 1 040 000 | USD 70 000 - 130 000

Abox of identical shape, with identical automaton and watch movements, was in the Pierpont Morgan Collection, described in the catalogue under No. 85, and is now in the Metropolitan Museum of New York. Another one is preserved in the Sandoz Collection, described by Alfred Chapuis and Edmond Droz in ‘Les Automates’, plate VII and p.180.

Piguet & Capt (active between 1802 and 1811) Specialised in the production of complicated watches, musical and/or automaton scenes incorporated into watches, snuff-boxes or objects. Among the first in Geneva to use the musical mechanism with pinned cylinder and tuned teeth comb. From Ventôse 16, An X (March 7, 1802), to 1811, Henry-Daniel Capt (1773-1841) formed a partnership with Isaac-Daniel Piguet (1775-1841), who was from the same village - Le Chenit - as he in the Vallée de Joux. Their signature was Piguet & Capt. In 1811, when Piguet broke off to join Philippe-Samuel Meylan (1772-1845) in a new partnership, Henry-Daniel Capt continued to work on his own until, in 1830, he went into partnership with Aubert and Son, Place Bel-Air. Their signature was Aubert & Capt. They were among the first Genevan makers to produce watches with chronograph. In 1844, the workshop was at 108, rue Neuve in Geneva. It was then managed by Capt’s son, Henry Capt Jr. After a short time it moved to 85, rue de la Fusterie, and in 1851, to 177, rue du Rhône. In 1880, the firm was bought by Gallopin and its name became H. Capt Horloger, Maison Gallopin Successeurs, a trademark registered on November 1, 1880, under the No. 44. This signature was only used for watches retailed in their own store, the watches supplied to other retailers being merely signed Henry Capt. Henry-Daniel Capt, along with Isaac-Daniel Piguet and Philippe-Samuel Meylan, was the foremost maker of small musical automata in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Most of his work is not signed, although he sometimes scratched his name on his movements.

Published in the Sandberg book, pages 418-419. lot 201 from the Sandberg collection.

340.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

MADE FOR THE 100 ANNIVERSARY OF THE TARGET SHOOTING CONTEST IN GENEVA 1814 - 1914, GOLD

Fine and rare, 18K gold and painted on enamel keyless lady’s pendant watch commemorating the Tir Cantonal du Centenaire, Genève-Suisse, 1814 - 1914. ‘‘bassine et filets’’ case, frosted, the bezel and border with white enamel double line decoration, the back cover decorated with a painted on enamel scene of Lac Leman with Geneva and the Alps in the background, champlevé enamel rose swag border and inscribed 1814-1914. Hinged gold cuvette. White enamel with radial Arabic numerals, outer minute track and gold painted Arabic five minute numerals, subsidiary seconds. Gold ‘’Louis XV’’ hands.

Model Montre de Tir

Year Circa 1914

Case 281544

Movement 173146

Caliber 12’’’, frosted gilt, bar caliber, 15 jewels, wolf’s tooth winding, straight line ?moustache? lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel flat balance spring, index regulator

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 32 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Patek Philippe fitted box and certificate C

CHF

An almost identical watch is illustrated in ‘’Patek Philippe, Genève’’, Martin Huber & Alan Banbery, 1993, page 151.

341.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

INDEPENDENT DEAD SECONDS POCKET WATCH, GOLD

Very fine and extremely rare open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped pocket watch, hinged case back, with two horological complications. Dead independent seconds (exterior graduation with central hand activated by the rectangular push-piece located on the case band, at 1:15), safety bolt locking the dead seconds’ functions (slide at 1:50) and two mounting barrels in series with unidirectional-winding and « free » mainspring.

Year Sold in November 1871

Case 27271

Movement 27271

Caliber 20’’’, 25 jewels, gilded brass, with two going barrels (the one of the dead seconds mechanism with slipping mainspring, so-called free spring), double-train of wheels, straight line equilibrated lever escapement, cut-compensated balance and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 55 mm

Signature case, movement numbered

Accessories Extract from the Archives

342.

Property of a Swiss collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5040, PINK GOLD

A very fine, complicated, self-winding, 18k pink gold perpetual calendar wristwatch.

Reference 5040

Year circa 1995

Movement 775098

Caliber 240Q, 27 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Patek Philippe deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Patek Philippe coffin style box, polishing cloth

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

CHF 25 000 - 35 000 | HKD 200 000 - 280 000 | USD 25 000 - 35 000

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5070, CUSTOM SATIN FINISH, PINK GOLD

A fine, large, manual wind, 18k pink gold chronograph wristwatch with custom-

5070

circa 2000

3362581

CH 27-70, 24 jewels

leather with an 18k pink gold Patek Philippe deployant clasp 42 mm

Dial, case and movement signed pouch

C 2-8-27 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 45 000 - 65 000 | HKD 360 000 - 520 000 | USD 45 000 - 65 000

Released in 1998, the Patek reference 5070 was a big surprise to the market when launched as a new simple chronograph almost 40 years after their previous release. Cased in a large 42 mm case, it was available in 3 versions only: yellow gold with black dial, pink gold with silver dial, white gold with silver dial. At the end of its run a platinum version was launched featuring a blue dial.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

344.

Property of a Swiss collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5000, BLACK DIAL, PINK GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k pink gold wristwatch with off-center seconds.

Model Calatrava

Reference 5000

Year circa 1997

Movement 1963900

Caliber 240PS, 27 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 33 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 9 000 - 13 000 | HKD 72 000 - 104 000 | USD 9 000 - 13 000

345.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 4764, LADY ELLIPSE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, quartz, 18k yellow gold lady’s wristwatch.

Model Ellipse

Reference 4764/15

Year circa 1990’s

Case 2841624

Caliber E15, 6 jewels

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe bracelet, approx. overall length 155 mm

Dimensions 20 x 24 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Patek Philippe service pouch

C 2-8 D 2-8-01 M 2 AA

CHF 3 500 - 5 500 | HKD 28 000 - 44 000 | USD 3 500 - 5 500

Property of a Swiss lady

With a production span of slightly more than 10 years (1993-2002), it is estimated that approximately 100 pieces were made per year, in all types of metal. With a beautifully proportioned perpetual calendar featuring a retrograde date (it took some time for the market to truly appreciate this technical feat, later adopted on reference 5016 as well), it was bound to become a classic. This yellow gold example has been kept in very good condition with crisp hallmarks to the case and complete with its original certificate and extra caseback. Probably one of the most underappreciated perpetual calendars made by the firm.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5050, ROMAN NUMERALS, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold retrograde perpetual calendar

5050J-018

Sold in June 2003

2972199

3236005

315 S QR, 31 jewels

leather with an 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe deployant

35 mm

Dial, case and movement signed fitted box, certificate of origin, extra solid gold caseback

347.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF.5030, GONDOLO, PLATINUM

A fine, self-winding, platinum, center-seconds wristwatch with date.

Model Gondolo

Reference 5030P-001

Year Sold in June 2008

Case 4146943

Movement 3250994

Caliber 315 SC, 30 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a platinum Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 34 x 41 (with lugs) mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of origin

C 3-8-19 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 12 000 - 18 000 | HKD 96 000 - 144 000 | USD 12 000 - 18 0000

348.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS

REF.5035G012,

ANNUAL CALENDAR, BLACK DIAL, 18KT WHITE GOLD

Very fine and rare, automatic, 18kt white gold, annual calendar, 24h indication.

Model annual calendar

Reference 5035G-012

Year 2004

Case 4263115

Movement 3135837

Caliber 315

Material 18kt white gold

Bracelet leather strap with original 18kt white gold buckle

Dimensions 37 mm

Weight 73 gr

Signature case, dial and movement

Accessories original warranty and booklets

C 8-18-19 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 17 000 - 22 000 | HKD 136 000 - 176 000 | USD 17 000 - 22 000

Two-body, solid, polished, concave bezel and lugs, transparent screw down case back, sapphire crystals. Black with applied luminous white gold radial Roman numerals, outer minute track, subsidiary dials for the days of the week, the 24 hours, the months, aperture for the days of the month at 6. Luminous white gold feuille hands. Cal. 315/198, stamped with the Seal of Geneva quality mark, rhodium- plated, fausses cotes decoration, 35 jewels, straight-line lever escapement, Gyromax balance, shock absorber, self-compensating free-sprung flat balance spring, 21K gold rotor.

349.

Property of a US collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3970EP, BLACK DIAMOND INDEX DIAL, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE, PLATINUM

A very fine, rare, manual wind, platinum perpetual calendar wristwatch with chronograph and black diamond index dial.

Reference 3970EP-019

Year circa 1990’s

Case 2994043

Movement 3045459

Caliber CH 27-70, 24 jewels

Bracelet leather with a platinum Patek Philippe deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, certificate of origin, booklets

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2*

CHF 100 000 - 150 000 | HKD 800 000 - 1 200 000 | USD 100 000 - 150 000

350.

Property of a collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5711, NEW CALIBER 26-330 SC, PINK GOLD

A very fine, large and rare, self-winding, 18k pink gold wristwatch with date.

Model Nautilus

Reference 5711/1R-001

Year Sold in September 2019

Case 6327938

Movement 7175697

Caliber 26-330 SC, 30 jewels

Bracelet 18k pink gold Patek Philippe bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx.overall length 185 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, booklets

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

CHF 110 000 - 160 000 | HKD 880 000 - 1 280 000 | USD 110 000 - 160 000

Initially powered by the caliber 324 SC, in 2019 Patek Philippe upgraded its caliber to the new 26-330 SC.

351.

BREITLING, SWITZERLAND

REF. 7806, NAVITIMER, STEEL

A fine, iconic, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Navitimer

Reference 7806

Year circa 1974

Case 1431814

Caliber 7740, 17 jewels

Dimensions 41 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

352.

BREITLING, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1809, COSMONAUTE, 24-HOUR DIAL, STEEL

A fine, well-preserved, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with 24-hour dial and date

Model Cosmonaute Chrono-matic

Reference 1809

Year circa 1970

Case 1345440

Caliber 112

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Breitling buckle

Dimensions 48 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

353.

Property of a Swiss collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 176.002, SPEEDMASTER MARK III, STEEL

A fine, well-preserved, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date, 24-hour indicator and central minute counter

Model Speedmaster Mark III

Reference 176.002

Year circa 1972

Movement 35599418

Caliber 1040, 22 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1162/172), approx. overall length 185 mm.

Dimensions 41 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

354.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 345.0802, SPEEDMASTER APOLLO XI, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, rare, limited to 300 pieces, manual wind, 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch

Model Speedmaster Apollo XI

Reference 345.0802

Year circa 1980’s

Case A 245

Movement 45540899

Caliber 861, 19 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 183 mm.

Dimensions 42 mm.

Accessories fitted box

C 2-8 D 2-53-01 M 3 * AAA

CHF 14 000 - 18 000 | HKD 112 000 - 144 000 | USD 14 000 - 18 000

Made in approximately 300 pieces in yellow gold only, this commemorative edition was first launched in 1980. Fitted with a special 19-jewel movement that can be viewed through the crystal back, this early version has the Swiss made signature at the bottom of the dial. It makes this reference one of the rarest edition of yellow gold Speedmasters ever produced.

355.

Property of a Swiss collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 145.037, SPEEDMASTER MARK II, TELESTOP, STEEL

A fine, very rare, well-preserved, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Speedmaster Mark II

Reference 145.037

Movement 30588857

Caliber 861, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1202/205), approx. overall length 180 mm.

Dimensions 41 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

This very rare series was designed to be used with a timer that is attached to the pushers via cables in order to activate the chronograph functions remotely by holding it in your hands. For a similar example see Omega, A Journey through time page 612.

Property of a Dutch collector

356.

Property of a British collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 196.0013, CONSTELLATION MARINE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, massive, quartz, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with stardust dial and date

Model Constellation Marine

Reference 196.0013/ 396.0806

Year circa 1972

Movement 34913558

Caliber 1510, 13 jewels

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

Bracelet 18K yellow gold Omega bracelet (396.806) with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 32 x 49 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

his watch is very rare in yellow gold. The limited number of caliber 1510 movements produced were used with several references, in steel and gold, with both leather and metal bracelets. All gold examples, such as the present lot, are very rare. Cal. 1510 was launched in 1972. It is the chronometer version of the 1500 caliber, and was made in only 1000 examples.

357.

Property of a British collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 196.005, CONSTELLATION, ELECTROQUARTZ, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, rare, quartz, 18k yellow gold left-handed wristwatch with date

Model Constellation Electroquartz

Reference 196.005

Year circa 1970’s

Movement 00001685

Caliber 1300, 13 jewels

C 2-8 D

CHF

358.

Property of a Swiss collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 166.078, SEAMASTER “GIANT”, TUNGSTEN STEEL

A well-preserved, unusual, self-winding, stainless steel tungsten wristwatch with date

Model Seamaster

Reference 166.078

Year Circa 1971

Movement 33538299

Caliber 565, 24 jewels

C

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 180 mm

Dimensions 44 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Bracelet leather with a gold plated Omega “sun” buckle

Dimensions 37 x 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Kept unsold and still with its stickers in place this is an opportunity to purchase one of the final Speedmaster fitted with a plastic crystal and still remaining unworn with its caseback sticker still in place.

359.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3570, SPEEDMASTER, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL

A very fine, rare, new old stock, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Speedmaster

Reference 3570.50.00

Year circa 1985

Movement 48358623

Caliber 1861, 18 jewels

Bracelet nato strap

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories international warranty card, operating instructions

C

Omega, Ref. ST 145.012, “Speedmaster Professional”, with orange chronograph hand, so-called “Ultraman”

Recognisable among all “Speedmasters” thanks to its orange chronograph hand, the “Speedmaster” reference 145.012 takes its name from the hero of the Japanese television series Ultraman, created by the Japanese director Eiji Tsuburaya (1901-1970) –co-creator of the original series Godzilla –, probably a watch collector himself because many of his creations featured a lot of interesting watches. Indeed, during the episode “The Return of Ultraman” released in 1971, this model of “Speedmaster” had made its appearance in the series.

Similar to a traditional “Speedmaster”, however, this watch had an orange central hand, matching the outfits of the scientific team behind the hero Ultraman.

The reference 145.012 was manufactured in 1968 in approximately 3 000 pieces; the number of “Speedmaster” “Ultraman” remains unknown to this day, although very limited.Unconfirmed, it is said that less than 50 “Ultraman” watches are identified.

With the introduction of “Ultraman” “Speedy Tuesday” limited edition in the summer of 2018, interest in vintage “Ultraman” “Speedmasters” has increased considerably.

The model presented is preserved in a very good condition. Equipped with the famous confirming the presence of the orange chronograph hand.

360.

Property of a British collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 145.012, SPEEDMASTER ULTRAMAN, STEEL

A very fine, attractive, rare, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with orange hand

Model Speedmaster “Ultraman”

Reference 145.012-67 SP

Year Sold to Ivory Coast in June 1968

Movement 26076808

Caliber 321, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1039/516) dated 67, approx. overall length 175 mm.

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives confirming the orange hand

3-8

CHF 20 000 - 40 000 | HKD 160 000 - 320 000 | USD 20 000 - 40 000

361.

Property of a German collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 345.0809, SPEEDMASTER “SPEEDYMOON”, STEEL

A fine, rare, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with moonphase

Model Speedmaster Speedymoon

Reference 345.0809

Year circa 1985

Movement 47132398

Caliber 866, 17 jewels

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case an movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

362.

Known as the Speedymoon, this reference was made from 1985 to 1988 and according to scholars only about 1300 examples were produced. For a similar example see Moonwatch Only from Rossier & Marquie, page 334.

Property of a Swiss collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3590.50, SPEEDMASTER, PUMPKIN TRITIUM DIAL, STEEL

A fine, iconic, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Speedmaster

Reference 3590.50

Year Sold to Taiwan in December 1995

Movement 48238812

Caliber 861, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet ((1479/812), approx. overall length 163 mm.

Dimensions 42 mm.

363.

Property of an Italian Gentleman

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 145.012-67, SPEEDMASTER, STEEL

A fine, iconic, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Speedmaster

Reference 145.012-67

Year circa 1966

Movement 24067680

Caliber 321, 17 jewels

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-6-01 M 2* AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1171), approx. overall length 185 mm.

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-6-01 M 2* AA

CHF 2 500 - 4 500 | HKD 20 000 - 36 000 | USD 2 500 - 4 500

364.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. CK2915, SPEEDMASTER STAINLESS STEEL

Fine and very rare stainless steel manual winding chronograph wristwatch with stainless steel bezel. Black dial with 3 registers. With an Extract from the Archives

Model Speedmaster

Reference CK2915

Year 1959

Movement 16649794

Caliber 321

Material Stainless steel

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet with deployant clasp

Buckle Stainless steel

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Extract from the Archives C

365.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF.145.022, SPEEDMASTER, PROTOTYPE DIAL, STEEL

A very fine, possibly unique, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with test-series dial.

Model Speedmaster

Reference 145.022

Year circa 1982

Movement n/a

Caliber 861, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1171/1/633), approx. overall length 168 mm

Dial, case and movement signed

CHF 20 000 - 40 000 | HKD 160 000 - 320 000 | USD 20 000 - 40 000

While the Speedmaster 145.022 was produced during the 80’s, they kept some of the characteristics from earlier models such as the copper-coloured movement caliber 861, before being changed to newer yellow-colour caliber towards the end of its production. This possibly unique example bears a pre-test dial that is unseen in any production pieces. White in color and featuring a black sub-dial ring, a similar dial in look was finally produced in 1997 for the 40th Anniversary Speedmaster made in 500 pieces for the Italian market. Like most of these test series it is likely that it was made as a test dial and was never launched for the general public until years later. Still featuring its original blue caseback sticker one the case, the movement has no serial number meaning an extract from the archives will not be available.

366.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 145.0122, SPEEDMASTER “GOLDEN PANDA”, NO. 00/40, PROTOTYPE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine and possibly unique, manual wind, 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with test dial.

Model Speedmaster

L. Edition 00/40

Reference 145.0122

Year circa 1996

Movement n/a

Caliber 1861, 18 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Omega buckle

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-6-01 M 2*

CHF 80 000 - 120 000 | HKD 640 000 - 960 000 | USD 80 000 - 120 000

Launched in 1997 for the Japanese market and made in only 40 examples, this particular example bears the number 00/40. Featuring a test dial with simply an inner white ring, the production version featured a black outer ring as well as black sub-dials. The movement itself does not bear a number indicating that this example was never meant to be sold or commercialised. Never having appeared at auction, it is a unique opportunity to acquire an amazing Speedmaster featuring a dial never seen before. Please note that due to the watch never meaning to be sold to the public, the watch has no movement number and therefore an extract from the archives will not be available.

367.

UNIVERSAL GENÈVE, SWITZERLAND

FLAT BEZEL CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A fine, attractive, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with tachometer and telemeter scale

Year circa 1950’s

Case 629361

Caliber 285, 17 jewels

Dimensions 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

368.

Property of an Italian Gentleman

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2393, CHRO 33.3, STEEL

A fine, early, large, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with tachometer scale

Model 33.3 CHRO

Reference 2393/3

Year circa 1947

Movement 11028466

Caliber 33.3 CHRO T5, 17 jewels

Bracelet later stainless steel Omega buckle

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

369.

Property of the original Spanish family

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

REF. OT 14.339, COPPER DIAL, HOODED LUGS, PINK GOLD

An extremely fine, very rare, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch with hooded lugs

Reference OT 14.339

Year Sold to Spain in November 1953

Case 11189325

Movement 12683585

Caliber 410, 17 jewels

Dimensions 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, extract from the archives, Omega certified service center overhaul dated February 2023

C 2-8 D 2-6-01 M 2*

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

Made for the Hispanic market, the rare reference 14.339 is one of the most attractive cases made by the firm, featuring hooded lugs. This example is made even more desirable by the fact that the case is in pink gold combined with a very attractive copper-coloured engraved dial and fancy double indexes. It is the first pink gold version we have ever offered at auction, a true connaisseur’s watch.

370.

Property of an Italian collector BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

TYPE XX, STEEL

A fine, iconic, well-preserved, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Type XX

Year circa 1978

Case B 21731/ 358321

Caliber 235, 17 jewels

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial signed C

CHF

371.

Property of an Italian collector

LEMANIA, SWITZERLAND

SINGLE-BUTTON CHRONOGRAPH, MADE FOR THE ITALIAN MARINE HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY, STEEL

A fine, attractive, rare, manual wind, stainless steel single-button chronograph wristwatch made for the Italian Marine.

Year circa 1950’s

Case 649

Movement 667482

Caliber 2210, 17 jewels

CHF

TYPE 21, FLYBACK, FRENCH MILITARY, TROPICAL DIAL,

A very fine, rare, attractive, manual wind stainless steel flyback chronograph wristwatch delivered to the French military.

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 |

HKD 16 000 - 32 000

|

USD 2 000 - 4 000

Delivered to the French military and with the usual military engravings on the caseback, the watch was finally decommissioned in 1980 and its dial has oxidised in a beautiful warm brown shade.

373.

Property of a Spanish lady

PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 99015, ONYX DIAL, DIAMOND BEZEL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k white gold and diamond lady’s wristwatch with onyx dial

Reference 99015

Year Sold in December 1975

Case 260952

Movement 756399

Caliber 9P1, 18 jewels

Bracelet suede with an 18k white gold Piaget “sun” buckle

Dimensions 28 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original invoice from Grassy dated 1975 in the amount of 187’000 Pesetas

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 3 * AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 32 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

374.

Property of a German family

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3571, BLUE ENGRAVED DIAL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, very well-preserved, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch with blue dial

Reference 3571-1

Year circa 1970’s

Case 2688445

Movement 1164965

Caliber 175, 18 jewels

Bracelet integrated 18k white gold Patek Philippe bracelet, approx. overall length 165 mm

Dimensions 26 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box (flaking)

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 3 500 - 5 500 | HKD 28 000 - 44 000 | USD 3 500 - 5 500

375.

Property of the original German owner

IWC, SWITZERLAND

REF. R-148 LAPIS, JADE, TIGER-EYE BRACELET, YELLOW GOLD

An amazing, possibly unique, manual wind, 18k yellow gold lady’s bracelet wristwatch set with lapis, jade and tiger-eye

Reference R-148

Year Sold in May 1976

Case 1983852

Movement 1983501

Caliber 432, 17 jewels

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold bracelet set with jade, lapis and tiger-eye, approx. overall length 165 mm

Dimensions 23 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

376.

Property of a Swiss family

UNIVERSAL GENÈVE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 106525-3A, ENAMEL DIAL KING SAUD BIN ABDUL AZIZ, PINK GOLD

A fine and very rare, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch with an enamel dial depicting King Saud Bin Abdul Aziz

Reference 106525-3A

Year circa 1953

Case 1747237

Caliber 332, 17 jewels

Bracelet integrated 18k pink gold bracelet, approx. overall length 150 mm.

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

377.

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

CARTIER/ IMHOF, PRISME MYSTERIEUSE, SILVER

A fine, attractive, quartz, silver, rock crystal mystery clock

Model Prisme Mysterieuse

Year circa 1985

Case 215381

Caliber quartz

Dimensions 55 x 57 x 96 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box

C

CHF

378.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 18797, OVAL, DIAMOND BEZEL, WHITE GOLD

A very fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k white gold lady’s wristwatch with diamond-set bezel (2.71 ct)

Reference 18797

Year circa 1970’s

Case 510410

Movement 686314

Caliber 17 jewels

Bracelet integrated 18k white gold Vacheron Constantin bracelet, approx. overall length 185 mm.

Dimensions 23 x 31 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories 2 Vacheron insurance appraisals and 2 service invoices

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

Property of an Italian Gentleman

Property of a Swiss lady

379.

CARTIER/EUROPEAN WATCH & CLOCK CO, 8-DAY GOING SILVER DESK CLOCK, ORIGINAL BOX & KEY, GIFTED TO CHARLES ALISON SCULLY

A very fine and rare, silver, 8-day going desk clock.

Year circa 1920’s

Case 58220/56635/12414

Caliber 17 jewels

Dimensions 118 x 70 x 50 mm

Signature dial, case and movement (European Watch & Clock Co.) signed

Accessories original fitted box, winding key

C 2-8 D 2-6-01 M 2*

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

Charles Alison Scully was an American banker (born in Pittsburgh) in 1887. He served as Captain in the 51st Infantry 6th Division. After passing his bar in Philadelphia, he served as vice-president of the New York National Bank of Commerce from 1923 to 1929 when he received at that point the clock as a gift for his work. He also became famous as an author when he published 2 books: The course of the silver Greyhound (1936), which was to become a reference in insurance guides and The Purchase of common stocks as Trust investments (1937)..

Property of a Swiss Gentleman CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

380.

Property of a Belgian collector

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

CARTIER/GUBELIN FILS, JADE AND ENAMEL, BRASS

A fine, rare, Art Deco, manual wind, brass and jade table clock

Year circa 1930’s

Case 643/533/958

Caliber 19’’’, 15 jewels

Dimensions 79 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

381.

Property of a French Gentleman

BLANCPAIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6676, VILLERET QUANTIEME COMPLET PHASE DE LUNE GMT, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, complicated, self-winding, 18k yellow gold triple calendar wristwatch with Gut-function and with moonphase

Model Villeret Quantieme Complet Phase de Lune GMT

Reference 6676 3642 55A

Year Sold in February 2019

Case 36

Caliber 67A5.4

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Blancpain buckle

Dimensions 40.5 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories international warranty card C

382.

Property of a French Gentleman

GLASHÜTTE ORIGINAL, GERMANY PANORESERVE, STEEL

A fine, manual wind, stainless steel wristwatch with date and power reserve

Model PanoReserve

Year circa 2002

Case 1439

Movement 02427

Caliber 65, 48 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Glashutte double deployant clasp

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

383.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

FRANCK MULLER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 8880 CC DT, CASABLANCA MARRAKECH, NO. 15/50, PINK GOLD

A fine, limited to 50 pieces, large, new old stock, self-winding, 18k pink gold chronograph wristwatch with date

Model Casablanca “Marrakech”

L. Edition 15/50

Reference 8880 CC DT

Year Sold in February 2010

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Franck Muller buckle

Dimensions 41 x 46 (with lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box certificate of origin, instruction sheet, pushpin

C 1 D 1-01 M 1 AAA

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

384.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

FRANCK MULLER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 8885 C CC DT, CASABLANCA, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL

A fine, large, new old stock, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Casablanca

Reference 8885 C CC DT

Year Sold in May 2010

Case 451

Bracelet stainless steel Franck Muller bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 190 mm

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction sheet, extra leather strap with FM buckle, push-pin

C 1 D 1-01 M 1 AA

CHF 4 000 - 6 000 | HKD 32 000 - 48 000 | USD 4 000 - 6 000

385.

REF. 3420, JUMP HOUR, NO. 212/400, ENAMEL DIAL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k white gold jump hour wristwatch with enamel dial

L. Edition 212/400

Reference 3420

Year circa 1990’s

Case 3620 B

Caliber 561, 25 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Breguet buckle

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

Property of a French Gentleman BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

386.

BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

MARINE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with date

Model Marine

Year circa 1990’s

Case 1611F

Caliber 889

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Breguet buckle

Dimensions 35.5 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

387.

BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3670,

HERITAGE, WHITE GOLD

A fine, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch

Model Heritage

Reference 3670

Year circa 2000’s

Case 931 N

Caliber 532, 25 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Breguet buckle

Dimensions 29 x 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

Property of a French Gentleman

Property of a French Gentleman

388. A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 101.035, LANGE 1, “DARTH”, BLACK DIAL, PLATINUM

A very fine, elegant, manual wind, platinum wristwatch with date and power reserve

Model Lange 1 Darth

Reference 101.035

Year circa 2000’s

Case 126943

Movement 113864

Caliber L 901.0, 53 jewels

Bracelet leather with a platinum A. Lange & Sohne buckle

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories A. Lange & Sohne service book

C 1 D 1-01 M 1 AAA

CHF 25 000 - 35 000 | HKD 200 000 - 280 000 | USD 25 000 - 35 000

The watch was recently entirely overhauled at Lange & Sohne.

389. A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 116.025, ZEITZONE (TIME ZONE), PLATINUM

A very fine, elegant, manual wind, platinum world time wristwatch with date, power reserve and night/day indication

Model Time zone (Zeitzone)

Reference 116.025

Year circa 2006

Case 164683

Movement 55289

Caliber L 031.1, 54 jewels

Bracelet leather with a platinum A. Lange & Sohne buckle

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories A. Lange & Sohne service book

C 1 D 1-01 M 1* AAA

CHF 25 000 - 35 000 | HKD 200 000 - 280 000 | USD 25 000 - 35 000

The watch was recently completely overhauled at A. Lange & Sohne.

390. A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 115.021, GRAND LANGE 1, CHAMPAGNE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, impressive, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with power reserve and date and detachable yellow gold bracelet

Model Grand Lange 1

Reference 115.021

Year circa 2000’s

Case 153867

Movement 38568

Caliber L 901.2, 53 jewels

Bracelet detachable 18k yellow gold Lange & Sohne/ Wellendorf bracelet, approx. overall length 175 mm

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AAA

CHF 30 000 - 40 000 | HKD 240 000 - 320 000 | USD 30 000 - 40 000

391. A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 151.021, LANGE 1, INTEGRATED BRACELET, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with integrated bracelet, date and power reserve

Model Lange 1

Reference 151.021

Year circa 2000’s

Case 123382

Movement 38406

Caliber L 901.0, 53 jewels

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold Lange & Sohne/ Wellendorf bracelet, approx. overall length 180 mm

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories warranty card (stamped 37406 instead of 38406), instruction and service booklets

CHF

392.

A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 101.021, LANGE 1, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with power reserve and large date

Model Lange 1

Reference 101.021

Year Sold in August 2006

Case 159111

Movement 51327

Caliber L 901.0, 53 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Lange & Sohne buckle

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty and instruction booklet C

Property of the original German owner

393.

FP JOURNE , SWITZERLAND

OCTA RESERVE DE MARCHE LUNE, PINK GOLD

A fine, rare, self-winding, 18k pink gold wristwatch with power reserve, date, moonphase and large date

Model Octa Auto Lune

Reference AL

Year circa 2010

Case 203-AL

Caliber 1300.3, 40 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold FP Journe buckle

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, FP Journe overhaul invoice dated August 2013 in the amount of CHF 2’500, loupe, polishing cloth, tool

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 50 000 - 80 000

Property of a Swiss collector

394.

CHRISTOPHE CLARET, SWITZERLAND

REF. OR03CC20A, DUAL TOW 20TH ANNIVERSARY, PIECE

UNIQUE, PINK GOLD

A very fine, complicated, unique, manual wind, 18k pink gold tourbillon, chimming single-button chronograph wristwatch with time displayed one revolving rubber belts

Model Dual Tow

Reference OR03CC20A

Year Sold in July 2010

Caliber CC20A, 65 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a Christophe Claret 18k pink gold double deployant clasp

Dimensions 45 x 64 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate, warranty, instruction booklet, 2 extra straps, magnifying glass, push pin, tools,

Property of the original Swiss owner

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of his company, Christophe Claret launched the Dual tow in 2009 composed of no less than 568 components. Composed of a single-button chiming chronograph combined with a tourbillon and a belt driven time display, and dual barrels providing up to 50-hours of power reserve. Each of the initial 68 pieces planned could be ordered through the website with unique features that could not be replicated, making each piece unique. Offered in brand new condition and complete with all its accessories, it is only the second Dual Tow we have had the pleasure of offering at auction. When launched in 2009 each unique piece had a retail price of US$ 480’000.

395. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1601, DATEJUST, SAUDI ARMED FORCES LOGO, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine and extremely rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold Datejust with Saudi Armed forces logo and date

Model Datejust

Reference 1601

Year circa 1964

Case 1087316

Caliber 1560, 26 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet with big logo clasp, approx. overall length 160 mm.

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature dial, case (with engraving) and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-8-01 M 3 * AAA

CHF 20 000 - 30 000 | HKD 160 000 - 240 000 | USD 20 000 - 30 000

The huge majority of Datejusts delivered to armed forces were made of stainless steel and steel and gold. Examples in full gold (probably for higher ranking officials) were made in very small quantities and examples such as this one with matching case numbers stamped inside the caseback and still fitted with its arabic date disk are very rare.

396.

Property of a Middle East collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1013 , OYSTER PERPETUAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Model Oyster Perpetual

Reference 1013

Year Circa 1962

Case 952437

Caliber 1560, 26 jewels

Bracelet 14k yellow gold Rolex bracelet 155 mm., approx. overall length 188 mm.

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-53-02 M 3 * AAA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

397.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1625, DATEJUST TURN-O-GRAPH, DOUBLE PUNCHED PAPERS, GOLD

A very fine and very rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with date

Model Datejust Turn-o-graph

Reference 1625

Year Sold in November 1973

Case 2793138

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet, approx. overall length 190 mm.

Dimensions 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case (with initials) and movement signed

Accessories Original fitted box, punched warranty, punched chronometer attestation, Datejust booklet

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 20 000 | HKD 120 000 - 160 000 | USD 15 000 - 20 000

Produced from 1959 until 1977, the Turno-o-graph was unusual as it had a revolving bezel similar to Submariners. Scholars believe that only about 2000 examples were produced in 18k yellow gold and it is the first example we have offered that comes complete with its box and double punched papers.

Property of a Spanish Gentleman

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6605, DATEJUST, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, early, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with date.

Model Oyster Perpetual Datejust

Reference 6605

Year circa 1959

Case 474591

Caliber 1066, 25 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex big logo bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 190 mm

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 178241, DATEJUST, DIAMOND INDEXES, STEEL AND PINK GOLD

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel and pink gold lady’s wristwatch with diamond indexes

Model Datejust

Reference 178241

Year circa 2005

Case 617341

Caliber 2235, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel and pink gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 140 mm

Dimensions 31 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AA

CHF

Property of a lady

Property of a Portuguese collector

400. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF,18038, DAY-DATE, BROWN DEGRADE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

Fine and rare 18k yellow gold self-winding wristwatch with brown degrade dial, diamonds indexes. Day, date and center second. With an 18k yellow gold President bracelet.

Model Day-Date

Reference 18038

Year 1982

Case 6256545

Movement 05111743

Caliber 3055

Material Yellow gold

Bracelet Rolex President 18k yellow gold

Buckle 18k yellow gold deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm

Weight 128,16

Signature Dial, case and movement

401. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 18388, DAY-DATE DIAMONDS SET AND YELLOW GOLD

Fine and rare 18k yellow gold self-winding wristwatch with diamonds set on the bezel and lugs. Full diamonds dial with 2 sapphires indexes. Day and date. 18k yellow god President bracelet

Model Day-Date

Reference 18388

Year 1991

Case N604119

Movement 6066359

Caliber 3155

Material Yellow gold

Bracelet Rolex President 18k yellow gold

Buckle Rolex 18k deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm

Weight 147,84

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Rolex Service invoice from 2022 C

402. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 18238, DAY-DATE FACTORY FERRITE STONE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

Fine and very rare 18k yellow gold self-winding wristwatch with Ferrite stone dial. Day and date, center second. With an 18k yellow gold Oyster bracelet.

Model Day-Date

Reference 18238

Year 2015

Case K766722

Movement 2228851

Caliber 3155

Material Yellow gold

Bracelet Rolex Oyster 18k yellow gold ref. 73858

Buckle 18k yellow gold deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm

Weight 163,48

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Punch papers

C 2-08

CHF

403. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1807, DAY-DATE, SULTAN QABOOS BIN SAID AL SAIDED SIGNATURE, BARK-FINISH, WHITE GOLD

A very fine and extremely rare, self-winding, 18k white gold wristwatch with day and date and Sultan Qaboos Bin Said Al Saided signature.

Model Day-Date

Reference 1807

Year circa 1974

Case 3657048

Caliber 1556, 26 jewels

Bracelet 18k white gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 185 mm

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-17-01 M 3*

CHF 30 000 - 50 000 | HKD 240 000 - 400 000 | USD 30 000 - 50 000

Often the gift of choice for partners, dignitiaries or just friends of the Sultan, a wide variety of watches were given ranging from sport models to Day-Dates. According to our research, examples featuring his majesty’s signature were often references 1802 and sometimes the bark-finish reference 1807. Examples such as this one in white gold are exceptionally rare and it is the first example we have had the chance to offer.

404.

Property of an Italian Gentleman

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1803, DAY-DATE, LINEN DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with day and date.

Model Day-Date

Reference 1803

Year circa 1977

Case 5083133

Caliber 1556, 26 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

405.

Property of an Italian lady

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1625, DATEJUST TURN-O-GRAPH, STEEL AND GOLD

A fine, unusual, early, self-winding, stainless steel and gold wristwatch with gold rotating bezel

Model Datejust Turn-O-Graph

Reference 1625

Year 1960

Case 538990

Caliber 1560, 25 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel and yellow gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 167 mm.

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-8-01 M 3 * AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

Launched in 1959, the Turno-o-Graph model was produced until 1977. Stamped with the year 1960 in the caseback, it is one of the first examples ever produced.

406.

REF. 16520, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, STEEL

A fine, desirable, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 16520

Year circa 1992

Case X753811

Caliber 4030, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78360/503) with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 160 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty, extra link

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 25 000 | HKD 120 000 - 200 000 | USD 15 000 - 25 000

Property of a Dutch Gentleman ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

407.

REF. 16520, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 16520

Year Sold in November 1994

Case X850540

Caliber 4030, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78390/503B), approx. overall length 168 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, punched warranty, booklets, chronometer seal, extra link

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 20 000 - 30 000 | HKD 160 000 - 240 000 | USD 20 000 - 30 000

Property of a German collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

All delivered through the famed Seddiqi retailer in UAE, a special number of watches were ordered for the 40th celebration of the National Emirati bank. Given to important clients, these featured an engraved caseback and a number (this one is number 12), it is the first example we have had the chance to offer at auction.

408. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 116523, DAYTONA, NO. 12, MADE FOR THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ABU DHABI EMIRATI NATIONAL BANK (1968-2008), STEEL AND YELLOW GOLD

A fine, limited, self-winding, stainless steel and gold chronograph wristwatch with special engraved caseback made for the Abu Dhabi Emirati National bank

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 116523

Year Sold in January 2008

Case M125912

Caliber 4130, 44 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel and gold Rolex bracelet (78493) with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 168 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case (with engraving) and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, warranty card, booklet

CHF

409. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16528, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA INVERTED 6, YELLOW GOLD

Fine and rare 18k yellow gold, self-winding chronograph wristwatch with black dial and 3 registers.

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 16528

Year 1991

Case X661465

Movement 158809

Caliber 4030

Material Yellow gold

Bracelet Rolex Yellow gold

Buckle Rolex 18k yellow gold deployant clasp

Dimensions 40 mm

Weight 157,89

Signature Dial, case and movement

410.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1584, PINK GOLD

A fine, rare, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch with hooded fancy lugs

Reference 1584

Year circa 1946

Case 658926

Movement 966325

Caliber 12-120 PS

Bracelet anonymous 18k pink gold bracelet, approx. overall length 150 mm

Dimensions 34 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives (ordered)

C

CHF

Property of a Spanish Gentleman

Reference 2526 was introduced in 1953 and was the first self-winding production wristwatch ever made by Patek Philippe. The watch was designed with the celebrated 12’’’-600 AT caliber, the first 2526 bearing the serial number 760,000. The Ref. 2526 is a most appealing wristwatch and is highly sought after by collectors.

411.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2526, ENAMEL DIAL, AUTOMATIC, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, iconic, rare, well-preserved, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with enamel dial

Model Calatrava

Reference 2526

Made in 1955, sold in December 1963

2613038

Movement 762451

12-600, 30 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extract from the archives

C 2-8 D 3-24-70-01 M 2*

CHF 25 000 - 35 000 | HKD 200 000 - 280 000 | USD 25 000 - 35 000

Property of a Portuguese collector

412.

Property of a French collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3520, CALATRAVA, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, iconic, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Model Calatrava

Reference 3520/D

Year sold in December 1992

Movement 1373712

Caliber 177, 18 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 32 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of origin

C 2-8

CHF

413.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3992, CALATRAVA CLOU DE PARIS, AUTOMATIC, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Model Calatrava

Reference 3992

Year Made in 1990

Movement 1195703

Caliber 240, 27 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 33 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

414.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3796, CALATRAVA, PINK GOLD

A fine, small, elegant, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch

Model Calatrava

Reference 3796

Year circa 1990’s

Case 2887523

Movement 1822426

Caliber 215, 18 jewels

Bracelet 18k pink gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 30 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box (flaking)

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 8 000 - 12 000 | HKD 64 000 - 96 000 | USD 8 000 - 12 000

Property of a German lady

Property of a German Gentleman

415.

Property of a French Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3970, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, desirable, manual wind, 18k yellow gold perpetual calendar wristwatch with chronograph

Reference 3970E

Year Made in April 1989

Movement 875317

Caliber CH 27-70, 24 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of origin

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

CHF 80 000 - 120 000 | HKD 640 000 - 960 000 | USD 80 000 - 120 000

416.

Property of a French Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5040, PLATINUM

A fine, rare, self-winding, platinum perpetual calendar wristwatch

Reference 5040P

Year Sold in November 1996

Movement 775373

Caliber 240Q, 27 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a Patek Philippe platinum deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 x 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of origin

C 2-8

417.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5110, WORLD TIME, PLATINUM

A fine, attractive, self-winding, platinum world time wristwatch

Model World Time

Reference 5110P-001

Year Made in May 2004

Case 4264151

Movement 3214064

Caliber 240 HU, 33 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a platinum Patek Philippe deployant clasp

Dimensions 37 mm

Signature Dial, Case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of origin

C

CHF

Property of a French Gentleman

418. PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5110, WORLDTIME, WHITE GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 18k white gold world time wristwatch

Model World Time

Reference 5110G

Year 2003, sold in April 2003

Case 4209566

Movement 3211104

Caliber 240 HU, 33 jewels

Bracelet 18k white gold Patek Philippe deployant clasp

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of origin, extract from the archives

C

CHF

419. PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5200G, GONDOLO 8 DAYS, WHITE GOLD, FACTORY SEALED

A fine, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch with 8 day power reserve, day and date.

Model Gondolo 8 Days

Reference 5200G

Year Circa 2015

Movement 5890510

Caliber 28-20

Bracelet Leather

Buckle Patek Philippe 18k white gold buckle

Dimensions 32 x 45 mm

Signature Case, dial and movement

Accessories Push pin, hang tag, Certificate, Instruction Booklet

420. PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5035, MADE FOR THE CENTENARY OF THE MILAN AC, 100 PIECES, PINK GOLD

A very fine, rare, limited to 100 pieces, self-winding, 18k pink gold day-date wristwatch with 24 hour indicator made for the 100th anniversary (1899-1999) of the AC Milan football club

Reference 5035R-028

Year Made in September 1999

Case 4060126

Movement 3130609

Caliber 315 S QA, 35 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k pink gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 37 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, booklets, push pin

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

CHF 30 000 - 40 000

| HKD 240 000 - 320 000

| USD 30 000 - 40 000

Sold at Vendrell Joyero in Spain in February 1972, this red 1680 has been preserved in good overall condition, featuring a beautiful patinated mint dial perfectly matching to the hands and even more surprising comes with its double punched papers and a Rolex Spain service receipt dated 1979.

421.

REF. 1680, RED SUBMARINER, FEET FIRST, DOUBLE PUNCHED PAPERS, STEEL

A fine and rare, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with date

Model Red Submariner

Reference 1680

Year Sold in February 1972

Case 2604608

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (93150/580), approx. overall length 180 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, punched warranty, second punched chronometer attestation, Submariner cigarette card, 2 Rolex service papers dated 1979

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF

Property of a Spanish family ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

422.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16610, SUBMARINER, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with date.

Model Submariner

Reference 16610

Year circa 1994

Case W463624

Caliber 3135, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (93150/501B), approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

423.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5513, SUBMARINER, METER FIRST DIAL, STEEL

A fine, rare, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch.

Model Submariner

Reference 5513

Year 1967

Case 1549891

Caliber 1520, 26 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, Case and movement signed

424.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6239, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, REPRINTED PAUL NEWMAN DIAL, STEEL

A fine, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with a reprinted exotic dial.

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 6239

Year circa 1967

Case 1695568

Caliber 722, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

Available at a fraction of the cost of a real «Paul Newman» dial, it is immediately obvious that it has been completely reprinted. Still fitted with its original case and movement and bezel, it can be purchased either as a project or as spare parts.

Property of a German Gentleman

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

Property of a French Gentleman

425. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16808, SUBMARINER, COLOR-CHANGE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, well-preserved, self-winding, 18k yellow gold diver’s wristwatch with date

Model Submariner

Reference 16808

Year Sold in May 1989

Case R492621

Caliber 3135, 31 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet (92908) with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 173 mm.

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, punched warranty, booklet, anchor

C 2-8 D 2-7-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 30 000 - 50 000 | HKD 240 000 - 400 000 | USD 30 000 - 50 000

Originally sold in Lugano in 1989, this iconic gold Submariner has been maintained in excellent overall condition with crisp gold hallmarks, the case showing little polish, the caseback sticker still in place and its original punched papers.

426.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16760, GMT-MASTER, “FAT LADY”, STEEL

A fine, transitional, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with Gmt-function and date.

Model Gmt-Master II

Reference 16760

Year circa 1986

Case 9625785

Caliber 3075

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78390/558B), approx. overall length 160 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 12 000 - 18 000 | HKD 96 000 - 144 000 | USD 12 000 - 18 000

427.

TUDOR, SWITZERLAND

REF. 79160, PRINCE DATE CHRONOGRAPH BIG BLOCK, STAINLESS STEEL

Fine, stainless steel self-winding chronograph wristwatch with black bezel. Fine silver/rose patinated dial with 3 black registers and date. Stainless steel bracelet. With papers.

Model Prince Date “Big Block”

Reference 79160

Year 1995

Case B605172

Movement D3 V8-D2B

Caliber 7750

Bracelet Tudor Oyster stainless steel ref. 78360 Endlinks 589 with stainless steel deployant clasp

Material Stainless steel

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Papers

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF 6 000 - 9 000 | HKD 48 000 - 72 000 | USD 6 000 - 9 000

Property of a British collector

428.

Property of the original Dutch family ROLEX,

SWITZERLAND

REF. 6538, SUBMARINER, BIG CROWN, 4-LINES, STEEL

A fine, very rare, early, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch

Model Submariner

Reference 6538

Year 1956

Case 158312

Caliber 1030, 25 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex expandable riveted bracelet with later deployant clasp, approx. overall length 167 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-7-55-01-05 M 3 * AAA

CHF 30 000 - 50 000 | HKD 240 000 - 400 000 | USD 30 000 - 50 000

he “Submariner” model appeared in 1953. At that time, the watch was water-resistant to 100 metres. The first models, without crown protection (or crown-guard), are today nicknamed “James Bond” after the watch Reference 6538 worn by “Agent 007”, played on the screen by Sean Connery (1930-2020), in the films “Dr. No” (1962), “From Russia with Love” (1963) and “Goldfinger” (1964). There are two types of “James Bond” Rolex, which can be distinguished according to the size of the crown: small or large. The Reference 6538 worn by 007 is a “Big Crown”; this model is the most

429. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1680, RED SUBMARINER, METER FIRST MARK II, TROPICAL DIAL

A very fine and extremely rare, stainless steel, self-winding diver’s wristwatch with uniform tropical meter first brown dial.

Model Submariner

Reference 1680

Year Made circa 1969

Case 2421849

Caliber 1570

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet (9315/280), approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, Case and Movement

Accessories Original fitted box

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

CHF 20 000 - 30 000 | HKD 160 000 - 240 000 | USD 20 000 - 30 000

Property of the original Spanish owner While the 1680 Submariner needs no further introduction since its launch in 1969, the red Submariner is a classic Submariner that is now part of most important collectors, While later versions are relatively common, these early examples featuring a meter first dial represent a very small percentage of the total red sub production. Combined with a beautifully aged, incredibly uniform, tropical dial (these were often replaced at Rolex service centers making them even less common), this color-change is only found on mark 2 and 3 dials. This example consigned by the original Spanish owner still comes with its original outer box featuring the 1680/a/b sticker on the box and displays a beautiful case with well pronounced bevels as well as a mint tropical dial that shows no chips or defects and accompanied with its original Rolex 9315/280 folded bracelet. An extremely well preserved and grail example.

430.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6541, MILGAUSS, EXTRA REVOLVING BEZEL, STEEL

A very fine, rare, desirable, self-winding, stainless steel anti-magnetic wristwatch with tropical dial.

Model Milgauss

Reference 6541

Year 1958

Case 412360

Caliber 1080, 25 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex riveted bracelet dated 58, approx. overall length

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories extra steel revolving bezel (needs repair), stainless steel Rolex buckle

C 3-8 D 2-6-01 M 2*

CHF 120 000 - 180 000 | HKD 960 000 - 1 440 000 | USD 120 000 - 180 000

Property of a Swiss collector

This model of Ref. 6541 was specially made with an inclined polished bezel for the American market instead of a graduated black revolving bezel, to avoid confusion between the Milgauss and Submariner models.

The Milgauss was introduced in 1954 for use in high magnetic fields. It was primarliy created for people working on scientific experiments or in power stations, who would need a watch that remained accurate in conditions of work where high magnetic fields existed.

The watch’s distinctive name was derived from the French word ‘Mille’, meaning thousand, and ‘Gauss’, which is a measurement of magnetic induction. Magnetic fields affected the balance workings of a watch. A normal watch will become erratic at 60 oersted and cease to fundtion at around 100 oersted. The Milgauss had anti-magnetic alloys in parts of its movement, which was encased by an iron shield, thereby enabling the watch to remain accurate in fields of over 1000 oersted. At the time of its launch the Milgauss was considered a marvel of horological engineering. Not only did the watch function perfectly when subjected to a magnetic field of 1000 oersted (its guaranteed limit), but it could also remain accurate at 5000 oersted. In fact, even after being placed in such powerful magnetic fields, the residual magnetism in the watch’s workings was insufficient to affect its accuracy. It would seem that none of the Milgauss models were ever great sellers. The Milgauss had a small professional market, and its other buyers would probably have just liked the look of this large-case watch, and never required its unique anti-magnetic features. The Milgauss was finally withdrawn from the Rolex catalog in 1988, although for a short time afterward it was still available as a special order piece. In 2007, Rolex reintroduced the updated and evolved Milgauss; now its target market is listed as «medical imaging».

This beautifully preserved example has a wonderful aged tropical dial and is the rare version that does not feature the word «Milgauss» on the dial. The owner purchased an extra revolving bezel that allows the wearer to have both versions of the 6541, one of the most iconic sports watches ever made by Rolex.

431.

Property of the original owner

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6036, DATOCOMPAX, RETAILED BY SERPICO Y LAINO, STEEL

A very fine, extremely rare, manual wind, stainless steel triple date chronograph wristwatch retailed by Serpico Y Laino

Model Datocompax

Reference 6036

Case 84xx33 or 94xx33 (faint)

Caliber 72C, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex buckle

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3 *

CHF 80 000 - 120 000 | HKD 640 000 - 960 000 | USD 80 000 - 120 000

The reference 6036 Antimagnetic chronograph with triple date was produced in few examples from 1958 to the early 1960s in yellow, pink gold and very few in stainless steel, with various dial designs and hand shapes. The ref. 6036 and 6236 are known among collectors as the ‘Jean-Claude Killy.’ Mr. Killy was an internationally renowned world ski champion in the 1960s and remains as the classy ambassador of Rolex in numerous advertising campaigns. The main difference between the 6236 and the 6036 is that the 6236 has a three body case and the 6036 has a two body case. Examples featuring the retailer’s name on the dial are very rare such as this watch sold through the famed retailed Serpico Y Laino in Caracas Venezuela.

TIn the mid-1970’s, as the arrival of quartz watches harmed the Swiss watch industry, the great manufacturers reacted late by launching new models of watches made by young designers.

These watches are disruptive, informal and casual! Their stylistic codes go against everything we’ve seen before. These are high-class sports watches with integrated bracelets, which are a radical break from the traditional wristwatches of these important houses.

Audemars Piguet launches its “Royal Oak”, Patek Philippe its “Nautilus”, IWC its “Ingenieur SL”; all three designed by Gérald Genta (1931-2011), a Genevan designer jeweller. In 1977, to celebrate its 222nd Anniversary, Vacheron Constantin launched its “222”, designed by Jorg Hysek, a young German designer (born in 1953): a thin «tonneau»shaped case, with a rounded bezel and a tiny cross of Malta encrusted at 5 o’clock.

The “222” is produced in different versions:

· Ø 37 mm., with a self-winding movement with date at 3 o’clock, made on the basis of Jaeger-LeCoultre calibre 920 (also used for the “Nautilus” and the “Royal Oak”);

· Ø 34 mm., with a self-winding movement with date at 3 o’clock (a derivative of the previous movement of the Manufacture of Le Sentier);

· Ø 25 mm., with quartz movement.

The “222” is available in different materials and is, in fact, produced in very small quantities:

· steel (less than 520 examples);

· gold and steel (less than 150 examples);

· all gold (less than 150 examples).

Manufactured for only 7 years, it will be replaced in 1984 by the “333”, a rectangular evolution that will last only 2 years.

Like the “Royal Oak” and the “Nautilus”, the “222” is now an icon of watchmaking from the 1970’s.

432.

Property of a Spanish Gentleman VACHERON

CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 44018, 222, “JUMBO”, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, rare, large, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with date.

Model 222

Reference 44018/411

Year Made in 1980

Case 549059

Movement 719153

Caliber 1121

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Vacheron Constantin/ Gay Freres bracelet, approx. overall length 165 mm

Dimensions 37 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Extract from the archives, overhaul invoice from Rabat dated 2018 in the amount of Euros 4’570

D 2-8

CHF 50 000 - 80 000 | HKD 400 000 - 640 000 | USD 50 000 - 80 000

433. VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 46003, “222”, CHAMPAGNE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, iconic, very well-preserved, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with champagne dial and date.

Model 222

Reference 46003

Year circa 1987

Case 547542

Caliber 1124

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Vacheron Constantin/ Gay Freres bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 160 mm

Dimensions 33 mm

Signature dial, case (with engraving) and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 25 000 - 35 000 | HKD 200 000 - 280 000 | USD 25 000 - 35 000

Gifted in 1986, this mid-size automatic version of the famous «222» designed by Jorg Hysek has been kept in excellent condition, showing little polish with crisp angles, tight pin holes and mint hallmarks. The bracelet made by Gay Freres for Vacheron Constantin is very tight indicating the watch was worn very little, an overall mint example of this reference.

434.

Property of a French Gentleman

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 43050, MERCATOR 2000, LIMITED EDITION OF 10 PIECES, PLATINUM

An extremely fine and rare, limited to 10 pieces self-winding, platinum double retrograde wristwatch with enamel dial

Model Mercator 2000

Reference 43050

Year circa 2000’s

Case 701492

Caliber K1120, 36 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a platinum Vacheron Constantin buckle

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

CHF 30 000 - 50 000 | HKD 240 000 - 400 000 | USD 30 000 - 50 000

The case of the GERARD MERCATOR TIMEPIECES was inspired by the «Géographique» line launched at the end of the 1940’s. The different dials of the «Mercator» watches represent the American Continent, and/or Europe, Africa, Australia and Asia and were inspired by a map drawn in 1587 by Gerardus Mercator, the famous cartographer and humanist. Produced by Belgian enamellers Lucie and Jean Genbrugge (who also collaborated in the design of the mechanism to control the hour and minute hands), it was carefully laid out by hand with extremely fine gold thread and then enameled in many layers .This is a tedious and time consuming process, which requires extremely skilled hands.

435. VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 43050, MERCATOR 2000, GERMANY ENAMEL DIAL, LIMITED TO 20 PIECES, NEW OLD STOCK, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, limited to 20 pieces, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with enamel dial representing Germany

Model Mercator 2000

Reference 43050/1

Year circa 2000’s

Case 684333

Movement 689643

Caliber K1120, 36 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Vacheron Constantin double deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1*

CHF 30 000 - 50 000 | HKD 240 000 - 400 000 | USD 30 000 - 50 000

The case of the GÉRARD MERCATOR watches was inspired by VACHERON CONSTANTIN’s «Géographique» line, launched in the late 1940s. The dials of the «Mercator» watches represent the American Continent, and/or Europe, Africa, Australia, and Asia, and were inspired by a map drawn in 1587 by Gerardus Mercator, the famous cartographer and humanist. Belgian enamelers Lucie and Jean Genbrugge collaborated in the design of the mechanism to control the hour and minute hands, as well as producing the dials for the «Mercator» line of watches. The «Gérard Mercator» model was launched by Antiquorum at the sale The Art of Vacheron & Constantin, held in Geneva on November 13, 1994.

436. VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 43060, “AUDUBON”, THE RAVEN, ENAMEL DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with cloisonne enamel dial

Reference 43060

Year circa 1997

Case 676512

Caliber 1120/2, 36 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Vacheron Constantin buckle

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1*

CHF 30 000 - 50 000 | HKD 240 000 - 400 000 | USD 30 000 - 50 000

This watch is from a small series of watches made in the late 1990s. Since 1994, Vacheron Constantin has sought to showcase the various specialized applied arts used in watchmaking, the «Métiers d’Art». One of the most important of these is the art of dial making, and specifically the decoration of the dial. The art of enamel was featured when Vacheron Constantin commemorated the 400th anniversary of the death of Gérard Mercator in 1994, with the famous «Mercator» series of watches with painted on enamel, cloisonné and champlevé enamel dials. The success of the Mercator series encouraged the firm to continue to produce small series of watches with enamel dials, including the «Audubon» series, of which this watch is an example. The dials of these watches were inspired by the drawings of John James Audubon (1785-1851), well-known American naturalist and painter.

437.

BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 7027, LA TRADITION, WHITE GOLD

A fine, unusual, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch with visible escapement and power reserve

Model La Tradition

Reference 7027 BB119V6

Year Sold in May 2008

Case 3775V

Caliber 505 SR

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Breguet buckle

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of origin

C

CHF

438.

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2484, TANK A VIS, MECANIQUE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, limited, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Model Tank à Vis

Reference 2484

Year circa 2005

Case 0377 MG

Caliber 437 MC

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Cartier deployant clasp

Dimensions 27 x 39 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AA

CHF

Property of a French Gentleman

Property of a French Gentleman

439. AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6005, ROYAL OAK, KHANJAR LOGO, STEEL AND GOLD

A very fine and extremely rare, quartz, stainless steel and gold wristwatch with Khanjar logo

Model Royal Oak

Reference 6005 SA

Year circa 1980’s

Case B44666

Caliber 2511

Bracelet stainless steel and gold Audemars Piguet bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 165 mm.

Dimensions 32 x 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

440. AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6005, ROYAL OAK, DIAMOND INDEXES, WHITE GOLD

A very fine and extremely rare, large, quartz, 18k white gold wristwatch with diamond indexes

Model Royal Oak

Reference 6005

Year made in May 1982

Case B 58863

Movement 201642

Caliber 2511, 11 jewels

Bracelet 18k white gold Audemars Piguet bracelet with deployant clasp, approx.overall length 155 mm.

Dimensions 32 x 40 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-6-01 M 2*

CHF 40 000 - 60 000 | HKD 320 000 - 480 000 | USD 40 000 - 60 000

The reference 6005 is the largest version of the unusual rectangular Royal Oak. While versions in steel, steel and gold and 18k yellow gold are sometimes found, versions in 18k white gold are extremely rare, in fact it is the first example we have ever had the chance to offer at auction.

441. AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5402SA, ROYAL OAK JUMBO STEEL AND GOLD

Fine and rare stainless steel and yellow gold, tonneau shaped self-winding wristwatch with silver dial and date. Stainless steel and yellow gold bracelet.

Model Royal Oak

Reference 5402SA

Year 1980’s

Case 673

Caliber 2121

Material Stainless steel and gold

Bracelet Stainless steel and gold with deployant clasp

Dimensions 39 mm

Weight 110,91

Signature Dial, case and movement

442.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 14800, GREEN DIAL, STEEL

A very fine and extremely rare, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with green dial and date.

Model Royal Oak

Reference 14800 ST

Year Made in July 1994

Case D 40173, No. 790

Movement 393354

Caliber 2125, 34 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Audemars Piguet deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

Fitted on a leather strap only, the 14800 was available in a variety of case materials and dials. Featuring the automatic 2125 caliber and measuring 36 mm, this example recently found in Geneva features an extremely rare green dial with long indexes. The first example we have had the opportunity to auction.

443.

Property of a Swiss collector

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 25860, ROYAL OAK CHRONOGRAPH, BLACK DIAL, BOX AND CERTIFICATE, STEEL

A fine, desirable, well-preserved, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Royal Oak

Reference 25860ST.OO.1110ST.05

Year Sold in 2007

Case F58419, No. 10220

Movement 646890

Caliber 2385

Bracelet integrated stainless steel Audemars Piguet bracelet wit deployant clasp, approx. overall length 175 mm.

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet, copy of the service invoice

C 2 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 25 000 - 35 000 | HKD 200 000 - 280 000 | USD 25 000 - 35 000

The watch was sent to Audemars Piguet for a complete overhaul in 2018 and has not been worn since.

444.

Property of an Italian Gentleman AUDEMARS

PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 26557, ROYAL OAK, GREY DIAL, DIAMOND BEZEL, PINK GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k pink gold chronograph wristwatch with grey dial and diamond bezel

Model Royal Oak Chronograph

Reference 26557OR.ZZ.D098CR.02

Year Sold in April 2013

Case G97280, No. 2884

Movement 751391

Caliber 2385

Bracelet Leather with an 18k pink gold Audemars Piguet deployant clasp

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 25820ST, ROYAL OAK, QUANTIEME PERPETUEL, STEEL

A fine, rare, self-winding, stainless steel perpetual calendar wristwatch with

25820ST.OO.0944ST.03

Sold in December 2006

2120/2802, 38 jewels integrated stainless steel Audemars Piguet bracelet with deployant clas, approx. overall length 165 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed certificate of origin

Production of this reference started in 1958. The caliber 12-400 was in production then, and some of the examples were Amagnetic. The Amagnetic cal. 27-400 AM was launched in 1960 such as this lot. Amagnetic calibers are fitted with a bronze beryllium lever escapement and are protected by a soft iron cap. Similar watches are published in Patek Philippe Wristwatches, by M. Huber and Alan Banbery, 1998, pp. 192 and 194.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3417, AMAGNETIC, STEEL

A very fine and very rare, attractive, manual wind, stainless steel anti-magnetic

Amagnetic 3417

Made in 1967, sold in June 1969

2644329

734457

27 AM 400, 18 jewels

stainless steel Patek Philippe buckle

35 mm

Dial, case and movement signed extract from the archives

Property of a Portuguese collector

447.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 130, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, iconic, manual wind, 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch

Reference 130

Year circa 1940’s

Case 650065

Movement 867108

Caliber 13’’’, 23 jewels

Dimensions 33 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

448.

Property of a Swiss collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3738, ELLIPSE JUMBO, AUTOMATIC, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, large, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch.

Model Ellipse

Reference 3738/100

Year Sold in September 1997

Movement 1201075

Caliber 240, 27 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 31 x 36 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, certificate of origin, booklets, Patek Philippe service box

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 8 000 - 12 000 | HKD 64 000 - 96 000 | USD 8 000 - 12 000

449.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

TWENTY-FOUR SET, NECKLACE, RING, EAR RINGS, YELLOW GOLD AND DIAMONDS

A very fine and rare set of a quartz, 18k yellow gold and baguette (0.65 ct) and diamond (0.19 ct) lady’s wristwatch with yellow gold and diamond necklace, ring and ear rings.

Model Twenty-Four

Reference 4845/1

Year Circa 1995, sold in July 1996

Case 2981510

Movement 1627725

Caliber E15

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe bracelet, approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 22 x 29 mm

Signature Dial, Case, Movement, necklace, ring and earings

Accessories Original fitted box, extract from the archives

C

450.

Property of a lady

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1252, “CHAMELEON”, YELLOW GOLD

An exceptional and extremely rare, manual wind, 18k yellow gold bracelet watch in the shape of a chameleon.

Reference 1252

Year circa 1949

Case 638777

Movement 940899

Caliber 7’’’ 70, 18 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold bracelet, approx. overall length 165 mm

Dimensions 18 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories extract from the archives (ordered)

C 2-8 D 2-8-01 M 3*

CHF 50 000 - 100 000 | HKD 400 000 - 800 000 | USD 50 000 - 100 000

Purchased at a small auction house in the South of France over 30 years ago, we are proud to offer at auction the second only known reference 1252 (the other being at the Patek Philippe Museum under inventory numero P-107, see Patek Philippe Museum, Volume II, page 195). Representing a sculpted chameleon with its tail gracefully wrapped around the gold frame hinged in its middle, the first ever opportunity to acquire probably one of the most decorative and unusual lady’s Patek Philippe ever created.

The reference 503.24 E

451.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 503, PERPETUAL CALENDAR SOLAR CLOCK, BRASS

A fine and rare, solar-powered mechanical gilt brass perpetual calendar clock.

Reference 503

Year circa 1968

Case 1601

Movement 873519

Caliber 17-250, 29 jewels

Dimensions 142 x 201 x 90 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories instruction sheet

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 3* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 20 000 | HKD 120 000 - 160 000 | USD 15 000 - 20 000

This reference was launched in circa 1964 and was in production for around five years.

This model is one of the “Pendulette a remontage automatique par la lumiere” (clock with automatic winding by light) collection launched in the 1960’s, of which the “Pendule Carrée” (square clock) is the most common; it is with the “Dome” clock the most classical table timepieces made by Patek Philippe. All of them are wound with the sun energy, through captors that power the mechanical 17-250 E calibre, a pocket watch movement, laying horizontally.

The Ref. 503.24 E is made of gilt brass cabinet with satin-finish, silvered metal dial and gilded brass “Baton” hands. Very few examples were produced, of which 15 are known to this day (four of them were delivered to Tiffany & Co, New York).

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

452.

PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5712/1A, NAUTILUS, STEEL

A fine, collectible, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with moonphase, power reserve and date

Model Nautilus

Reference 5712/1A-001

Year Sold in May 2015

Case 6028831

Movement 5881100

Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU, 29 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Patek Philippe bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 150 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, booklet, 6 extra links, push pin

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

Property of a Swiss Gentleman PATEK

453.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3700/003, NAUTILUS, DIAMOND BEZEL, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine and extremely rare, large, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with double row diamond-set bezel.

Model Nautilus

Reference 3700/003

Year Sold by Wempe in March 1982

Movement 1307093

Caliber 28-255C, 36 jewels

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe/ Gay Freres bracelet with white gold deployant clasp, approx.overall length 175 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, certificate of origin

C 2-8 D 2-54-02 M 2*

CHF 150 000 - 250 000 | HKD 1 200 000 - 2 000 000 | USD 150 000 - 250 000

The iconic watch designed by Gerald Genta needs no further introduction. While the huge majority were cased in steel, gold examples were produced in much smaller quantities with a few variations. This version a 3700/3 which means the bezel is adorned with a double row of diamonds on the bezel (112 diamonds totalling 1.55 ct.) as confirmed by the certificate of origin. The original Gay Freres/Patek Philippe band is tight showing little stretch and both hallmarks are still clearly visible on the caseback indicating little wear. It is one of the very rare examples of this reference still accompanied by its certificate of origin.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

454.

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND PERPETUAL CALENDAR, MINUTE-REPEATER WITH BREGUET NUMBER, WHITE GOLD

Very fine and extremely rare, thin and elegant, keyless, minute repeating, astronomic, 18K white gold Art Deco dress watch with perpetual calendar, moon phases and lunar calendar.

Year Sold in 1926

Case 31586

Movement 31586

Caliber 18’’’ SMQV #5, rhodium plated, “fausses côtes” decoration, 29 jewels, straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, eight adjustments, Breguet balance spring.

Material 18K white gold

Dimensions 46 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Audemars Piguet ‘’certificat d’authenticité’’ from 15.03.2023

C 3 D 3-01 M 3-6*

CHF 40 000 - 80 000 | HKD 320 000 - 640 000 | USD 40 000 - 80 000

Founded in 1875 by two watchmakers, Jules Audemars and Edward Piguet, aged 24 and 22 respectively, under the name “Audemars Piguet, Manufacture d?Horlogerie”. Jules Audemars was born in Le Brassus in 1851, where he was trained under master watchmakers of the area. After his apprenticeship, Jules Audemars began work as a “repasseur” until 1874, then settling in Gimel and opening a small business. He did not obtain the success he had hoped, probably due to the recession which was then beginning, and eighteen months later he decided to return to Le Brassus, looking for a new situation more in keeping with his exceptional watchmaking skill. Edward Auguste Piguet, born two years after Jules Audemars, received a similar education. Edward completed his formation as a “repasseur” under Charles Capt. The two met in 1875 in Le Brassus. For a time, the two watchmakers worked closely together without legally recognizing their partnership. Then, the Audemars Piguet company was officially founded, in 1889. Nevertheless, a brand was registered at the “Office technique de l?Edition et de la Publicité” in Bern, on December, 6, 1882, for movements and watch cases. In the records, Audemars Piguet & Cie is presented as a manufacture active all year long, employing 10 male employees. In 1880, they opened a branch in Geneva, where commercial possibilities were the greatest. Because of to his exceptional technical abilities, Jules Audemars was the technical manager of the manufacture. He patented several inventions in Switzerland and in the USA, and traveled extensively, particularly to America, where he was fascinated by the potential for trade. Edward Piguet was the financial specialist of the firm. The two men managed the company together until 1918, when Jules Audemars died at the age of 67. Edward Piguet died the following year. Certain of their models became symbolic of the skill and technique of Audemars Piguet. One of them, a minute-repeating, perpetual calendar, split-seconds chronograph pocket watch, was presented at the Paris Universal Exhibition in 1889. They also opened stores in Paris, London, Berlin and New York. They made watches of different styles: French, English, German and American, which was a most efficient strategy. They took part in several important exhibitions and fairs. Around 1915, the company started to manufacture wristwatches, which were very fashionable, though still continuing the production of traditional and complicated pocket watches. They made many repeating watches. In 1920, after the death of the two founders, Audemars Piguet created the smallest minute repeating watch, and, in 1911, the 10??? movement. Audemars Piguet products were sold in Le Brassus, Geneva, London, Paris, Berlin and New York. The manufacture worked in collaboration with important importers and retailers all over the world. Their clients included, among others: Dent and Frodsham in London, Tiffany in New York, Cartier and Breguet in Paris, Bulgari in Rome, and Dürrstein in Glashütte and Dresden. After the New York Stock Exchange crash in 1929, Audemars Piguet, like other manufactures, lost a large part of their American clientele. 1932 was the worst year in the firm?s history. The manufacture remained the property of the Audemars Piguet families and their descendants. In 1933, the economic situation of the firm was already much improved, and at the beginning of WWII, the major part of the Audemars Piguet production was sold to USA. Later, seeing the strong interest from clients for skeleton wristwatches and pocket watches, Audemars Piguet included these among their standard production. They remain so today, as do their famous complicated pocket watches invented over 100 years ago.

455. AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

PERPETUAL CALENDAR WITH BREGUET NUMBER, WHITE GOLD

Very fine, rare and elegant slim 18K white gold keyless astronomical Art Deco dress watch with perpetual calendar and phases and age of the moon.

Year Sold the 20.08.1929

Case 33566

Movement 33566

Caliber 17’’’ SUFQ #3, rhodium plated, “fausses côtes” decoration, 19 jewels, straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, eight adjustments, Breguet balance spring.

Material 18K white gold

Dimensions 46 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Audemars Piguet ‘’certificat d’authenticité’’ from 15.03.2023

C 3 D 3-6-8-01 M 3-6* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 35 000 | HKD 120 000 - 280 000 | USD 15 000 - 35 000

Case back engraved with the monogram: «T.G.D.»

456. AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

PERPETUAL CALENDAR SPLIT-SECOND, MINUTE REPEATER, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, exceptional, manual wind, 18k yellow gold perpetual calendar split-second pocket watch with minute-repeater.

Year Sold 05.06.1964

Case 33807

Movement 33807

Caliber 18’’’ SMCCRQV #5, 35 jewels, rhodium-plated, fausses cotes decoration, wolf’s tooth winding, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance with peripheral gold temperature and meantime adjustment scr blued steel Breguet balance spring, swan-neck micrometer regulator, visible steel chronograph work, repeating on two gongs activated by a slide on the band

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 48 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Audemars Piguet ‘’certificat d’authenticité’’ from 15.03.2023 C 3

457. ATTRIBUTABLE TO PIGUET & CAPT OR PIGUET & MEYLAN, GENEVA

Outstanding double-bladed pocket-knife with watch and music, made for the Chinese market; 18K yellow gold, enamel and pearls

Outstanding double-bladed pocket-knife with watch and music, made for the Chinese market; 18K yellow gold, enamel and pearls.

18K yellow gold, enamel and pearls, key-winding, fantasy watch in the shape of a pocket-knife, with two folding blades, incorporating a music, made for the Chinese market.

White colour enamel dial, with suspended “Breguet” numerals; the centre hammered and the outside with a radiating motif engraved in taille-douce (fine cut); blued steel hands.

Yellow gold tapered mount, the edges with decoration engraved in taille-douce (fine cut), with parts in sky blue champlevé enamel with floral decorations and urns set with half-pearls; the back panel is decorated with a polychrome enamel plaque on a pink background with fruit and birds; the front panel has a sliding lower part to reveal the watch and its winding square, as well as the winding square of the music mechanism.

The knife has two folding blades, the first one made of steel is used to cut fruits or flowers, the second one made of gold is used to peel fruits so as not to oxidize them.

Oblong movement, more or less rectangular, full plates, gilded brass, going barrel, cylinder escapement (steel wheel), three-arm monometallic balance (gilded brass or gold), blued steel flat hairspring, polished steel index-regulator; in continuity, pin-barrel (“piqué”) musical mechanism with gearing and set of four vibrating blades superimposed, playing one melody, released at will by a catch located on the case.

Model made for the Chinese market

Year circa 1805-1815

Caliber cylinder escapement

Material 18K yellow gold, enamel, pearls

Only a small group of Geneva-made gold and enamel pocket-knives with folding blades from the early 19th century is known. Some are built with or without a watch and additional complications, such as music and / or automata. The simplest type contains only a musical train wound by a slide; only one example is known with an automaton scene.

The example proposed here is remarkably compact for its complexity, incorporating a watch and a musical mechanism. This object is the second known of its kind. It is paired with the pocket-knife in the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva (Inv. S-316).

Western trade with China gradually opened up after the arrival of the Jesuits in the 16th century. Father Mateo Ricci was allowed to enter the Forbidden City in Beijing with chiming clocks as a gift for the Emperor in 1600. The Portuguese commercial port of Macao (founded in 1514) and the warehouses (hongs) later established by European merchant companies in Hong Kong provided a strong platform for trade with the Chinese market through the city of Guangzhou. Throughout these periods, the Chinese emperors and their courts were fascinated by European mechanical innovations, while the Europeans were fascinated by Chinese works of art.

At the end of the 18th and beginning of the 19th century, in addition to watches and snuff-boxes sold in pairs, luxury miniature novelties, such as rings, pendants, pocket-knives with folding blades, etc., were very attractive to this wealthy clientele. These objects are often equipped with musical mechanisms and / or automata.

In 1796, Antoine Favre-Salomon (1734-1824) of Geneva invented a new device for mechanical music on tuned vibrating blades (or tuned tooth comb) driven by a pinned cylinder (pin-barrel); this invention made it possible to manufacture these miniature objects. Piguet & Capt (active between 1802 and 1811)

Specialised in the production of complicated watches, musical and / or automaton scenes incorporated into watches, snuff-boxes or objects. Among the first in Geneva to use the musical mechanism with pinned cylinder and tuned tooth comb. From Ventôse 16, An X (March 7, 1802), to 1811, Henry-Daniel Capt (1773-1841) formed a partnership with Isaac-Daniel Piguet (1775-1841), who was from the same village – Le Chenit – as he in the Vallée de Joux. Their signature was Piguet & Capt. In 1811, when Piguet broke off to join Philippe-Samuel Meylan (1772-1845) in a new partnership, Henry-Daniel Capt continued to work on his own until, in 1830, he went into partnership with Aubert and Son, Place Bel-Air. Their signature was Aubert & Capt. They were among the first Genevan makers to produce watches with chronograph. In 1844, the workshop was at 108, rue Neuve in Geneva. It was then managed by Capt’s son, Henry Capt Jr. After a short time it moved to 85, rue de la Fusterie, and in 1851, to 177, rue du Rhône. In 1880, the firm was bought by Gallopin and its name became H. Capt Horloger, Maison Gallopin Successeurs, a trademark registered on November 1, 1880, under the No. 44. This signature was only used for watches retailed in their own store, the watches supplied to other retailers being merely signed Henry Capt Henry-Daniel Capt, along with Isaac-Daniel Piguet and Philippe-Samuel Meylan, was the foremost maker of small musical automata in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Most of his work is not signed, although he sometimes scratched his name on his movements.

Piguet & Meylan (active between 1811 and 1828)

Both originally from the village of Le Chenit in the Vallée de Joux, Isaac-Daniel Piguet (1775-1841) and Philippe-Samuel Meylan (17721845) came to Geneva as young men, and formed a partnership, which lasted from 1811 to 1828. The company specialised in elaborate and beautifully decorated musical watches, including skeleton and automaton watches, and mechanical animals. The firm was established rue Jean Jacques Rousseau 45 in Geneva. After their association came to an end, both Piguet and Meylan continued for some time to work with their sons.

Isaac-Daniel Piguet (1775-1841)

Born in 1775 in Le Chenit in the Vallée de Joux. Isaac-Daniel Piguet was the son of Pierre-Moïse Piguet and Elisabeth Nicole. He married Jeanne-Françoise Capt around 1795, and around 1800 settled in Geneva with his family. Isaac-Daniel Piguet went into business with Henry-Daniel Capt (1773-1841), his brother-in-law, on February 10, 1802. The association between Piguet & Meylan came to an end in 1828. Piguet and his son David-Auguste Piguet established a new company, Piguet Père & Fils, located rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau 69. Isaac-Daniel Piguet died in Geneva, on January 20, 1841, at the age of 66.

Philippe-Samuel

Meylan (1772-1845)

Born on February 15, 1772, in Bas-du-Chenit in the Vallée de Joux. At 20 years of age, Philippe-Samuel Meylan came to Geneva where he was a master worker for the Godemar brothers. He met another watchmaker from his native region, Isaac-Daniel Piguet (1775-1841), and they entered into partnership, founding the Piguet & Meylan firm, which was to last from 1811 to 1828. It specialized in minute cadratures, musical watches, skeleton and automaton watches. Meylan is also credited with the invention of the Bagnolet calibre. After Piguet & Meylan was dissolved, he continued to work with his sons François and Auguste. Philippe-Samuel Meylan died in Geneva in 1845.

Provenance:

Similar watch-object

Pocket-knife with two blades, with a watch and music (the painted enamel is slightly different)

Provenance

Antiquorum, Geneva, auction, October 21, 1995, lot 911 (Estimate: CHF 180 000.- / 220 000.-). <https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/ lot-115-911?browse_all=1&page=1&q=knife+blade>

Patek Philippe Museum, Geneva (Inv. S-316)

Attributable to Moulinié, Bautte & Co., Geneva, Switzerland

The representation of a scarlet rose bulb is reminiscent of the female symbol of the vulva of the vagina. It should be remembered that from the 18th century to the present day, the symbolism that associates female virginity with a floral imagination, and more particularly with the motif of the wilting rose, is omnipresent in literature and painting. This object is therefore a floral metaphor inherent in the term defloration. It is therefore easy to imagine that its maker saw it as a gift from a lover to his mistress after the completion of the sexual act; the rose having bloomed!

For more information, we refer the reader to the work of Pauline Mortas, PhD student in contemporary history (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne - Université Toulouse Jean-Jaurès) and to her online publication: “Des femmes et des fleurs, Représenter la perte de la virginité.” (Women and flowers, Representing the loss of virginity; November 16, 2019).

Jean-François Bautte (1772-1837)

He became apprenticed in Geneva at the age of 12, learning the crafts of case-maker, engine-turner, watchmaker, jeweller, and gem-setter. He was barely nineteen years old when he signed his first watch. In 1797, Bautte took as partner the case-maker Moulinié; in 1804 they were joined by watchmaker Jean Gabriel Moynier, the name of the company becoming first Moulinié, Bautte & Co., then Moulinié, Bautte & Moynier. In the early 19th century, Bautte was Geneva’s most important dealer.

Provenance:

Similar object

Christie’s, London, auction, May 22, 2001, Vinaigrettes from the Englefield Collection, lot 353, sold for the amount of GB£ 16 450. <https:// www.christies.com/lot/lot-2047271>

Patek Philippe Museum, Geneva (Inv. E-107).

Biography:

Patek Philippe Museum, The Emergence of the Portable Watch, Geneva, Patek Philippe Museum Editions, 2015, vol. IV, p. 394.

458. ATTRIBUTABLE TO MOULINIÉ, BAUTTE & CO. EXCEPTIONAL VINAIGRETTE (PERFUME-BOX), MADE FOR THE CHINESE MARKET; 18K YELLOW GOLD, ENAMEL, PEARLS AND DIAMONDS

Exceptional vinaigrette (perfume-box), made for the Chinese market; 18K yellow gold, enamel, pearls and diamonds

18K yellow gold, enamel, pearls and diamonds, vinaigrette (perfume-box) in the shape of a rose bulb, with cover and grille, made for the Chinese market. Formed as a rosebud, the petals enamelled in shades of pink, with green leaves, set with borders of pearls and centre set with rose-cut diamonds; the reverse of red guilloché (engine-turned) enamel over a chased rosebud, with black, light blue, and green enamelled borders; with rosette diaper-work grille.

Model made for the Chinese market

Year circa 1805

Material 18K yellow gold, enamel, pearls, diamonds

Dimensions 46 X 27 mm.

Accessories Original box C

Out of all watches, examples with cloisonne enamel dials are often the most collectible due to their rarity but also rarity due to their inherent complexity. Square examples made by Rolex and enamel dials are extremely rare (only four known) and this example featuring a coat of arms is the only one known if its kind.

459. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 9548, ENAMEL CLOISONNE DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

Extremely rare and fine 18k yellow gold manual winding wristwatch with enamel cloisonné dial representing a coat-of-arms. with an 18k yellow gold Rolex / Gay Frères Oyster riveted bracelet. Reference

Made as a replacement for the previous Big Crown Submariner reference 6538, the 5510 was similar in all points to its previous model. Made for only 1 year, the 5510 retained the large 8mm Brevet crown and was equipped with a 2-line dial with the depth printing in silver. This example has a beautiful patinated brown-coloured dial, matching patina to the hands and indexes, its original bezel and insert and matching year stamped on the bracelet. A very beautiful example of the 5510 Submariner.

A very fine, well-preserved, rare, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch stainless steel Rolex riveted bracelet dated 58, approx. overall

Purchased new at Gioieleria Ottorino in Cremona in 1985, the watch has remained in unworn condition. The case shows no polish with deep mint crisp hallmarks, its caseback sticker still in place with the reference number clearly visible and its bracelet extremely tight. Being an R serial, this Cosmograph was produced towards the end of the production of manual Daytonas and to find one in this exceptional state of conservation is like finding a needle in a haystack.

461.

Property of the original Italian owner ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6263, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, BLACK DIAL, R SERIAL, PUNCHED PAPERS, NEW OLD STOCK, YELLOW GOLD

An exceptional, close to new, manual wind, 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch

Model Cosmograph

Reference 6263

Year Sold in August 1985

Case R328719

Caliber 727, 17 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet (7205/71), approx. overall length 185 mm

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, booklets, chronometer seal, booklet

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

CHF 200 000 - 300 000 | HKD 1 600 000 - 2 400 000 | USD 200 000 - 300 000

462. ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 16710, GMT MASTER II “OMAN KHANJAR CREST”

STAINLESS STEEL

Fine and very rare stainless steel self-winding wristwatch with black dial, date and two times zone. Case-back engraved with the Royal Oman emblem, also known as “Khanjar Crest”. Original box and punch papers

Model Gmt Master II

Reference 16710

Year 2001

Case P926670

Movement 38939261

Caliber 3185

Material Stainless steel

Bracelet Rolex Oyster stainless steel

Buckle Deployant clasp

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Box and punch papers

C 2-08 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF

463.

SWITZERLAND

REF. 6241, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, PAUL NEWMAN, STEEL

A very fine and extremely rare, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 6241

Year circa 1968

Case 1767451

Caliber 722-1, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex folded bracelet (7835/357), approx. overall length 188 mm

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-6-01 M 3*

CHF 150 000 - 250 000 | HKD 1 200 000 - 2 000 000 | USD 150 000 - 250 000

The Rolex 6241 had a very short production span making it a transitional model between the pump pushers and the later development of screw-down pushers. Featuring a beautiful contrasting black and white Paul Newman dial that has aged wonderfully with time turning the Daytona writing and the outer red scale into a mellow light red color similar to early red Submariners or double red Seadwellers.

Property of a Spanish collector ROLEX,

464.

Property of a collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6239, DAYTONA, PAUL NEWMAN, JOHN PLAYER SPECIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, exceptionally rare, manual wind, 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with Paul Newman dial so called “John Player Special”.

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 6239

Year circa 1968

Case 2330427

Caliber 722-1, 17 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex riveted bracelet with deployant clasp (dated 1.72), length approx 180 m.m

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-6-8-01 M 3*

CHF 700 000 - 1 000 000 | HKD 5 600 000 - 8 000 000 | USD 700 000 - 1 000 000

465.

REF. 116509, DAYTONA, METEORITE DIAL, WHITE GOLD

A very fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k white gold chronograph wristwatch.

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 116509

Year sold in December 2010

Case V404746

Caliber 4130, 44 jewels

Bracelet 18k white gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, instruction booklet

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 30 000 - 40 000 | HKD 240 000 - 320 000 | USD 30 000 - 40 000

Property of the original Swiss owner ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

466.

REF. 116509, COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA, RACING DIAL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k white gold chronograph wristwatch.

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 116509

Year Sold in October 2014

Case J87275P7

Caliber 4130, 44 jewels

Bracelet 18k white gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 185 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, instruction booklet, hang tag, chronometer seal

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 30 000 - 40 000 | HKD 240 000 - 320 000 | USD 30 000 - 40 000

Property of a Dutch lady ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

467.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 116523, DAYTONA, STEEL AND GOLD

A fine, desirable, self-winding, stainless steel and yellow gold chronograph wristwatch

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 116523

Year Sold in January 2012

Case D390398

Caliber 4130, 44 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel and yellow gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 182 mm.

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, punched warranty, booklet, red chronometer seal

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 20 000 | HKD 120 000 - 160 000 | USD 15 000 - 20 000

Property of a Swiss lady

468.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 25808, ROYAL OAK OFFSHORE, TRIPLE DATE, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, rare, limited, self-winding, 18k yellow gold triple date wristwatch

Model Royal Oak Offshore

Reference 25808 BA

Year made in the late 1990’s

Case D 75023/ No. 072

Caliber 2127/2827, 36 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Audemars Piguet deployant clasp

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 20 000 | HKD 120 000 - 160 000 | USD 15 000 - 20 000

Most of these are found in stainless steel, the all gold versions were made in much smaller quantities.

469. PANERAI, FLORENCE AND NEUCHÂTEL

REF. PAM 516, 8-DAY GOING, POWER RESERVE INDICATION, DATE, EQUATION OF TIME; “RADIOMIR 1940 EQUATION OF TIME 8-DAYS”, LIMITED EDITION OF 200 PIECES; STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and rare, stainless steel, manual-winding, cushion-shaped, 8-day going, military-type wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal screwed case-back, black dial with suspended Arabic numerals and radial indexes, subsidiray seconds at 9, date of the month (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock), 8-day power-reserve indication (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock), “sector”-type equation of time (linear aperture at 6 o’clock); made in a limited edition of 200 pieces.

Model “Radiomir 1940 Equation of Time 8-Days”

L. Edition limited edition of 200 pieces, No. R084 / 200

Reference PAM 516

Year circa 2010

Case BB 1 703 717 / OP 6 969

Movement 000 436

Caliber P.2002/E, 8-day going, 3 barrels, 31 jewels

Material stainless steel

Bracelet leather strap with stainless steel Panerai double folding deployant clasp

Dimensions 48 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, instructions booklet

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AA

CHF 6 000 - 8 000 | HKD 48 000 - 64 000 | USD 6 000 - 8 000

470. CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2000, PASHA, TOURBILLON PERPETUAL CALENDAR, SKELETON, AUTOMATIC, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold skletonised tourbillon perpetual calendar wristwatch

Model Pasha

Reference 2000 1

Year circa 1990’s

Case T 1001

Caliber 103

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Cartier deployant clasp

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

471.

CORUM, SWITZERLAND

REF. 982.102.69, CLASSICAL GARDEN BIRD, MOTHER-OFPEARL PAINTED DIAL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, limited to 50 pieces, self-winding, 18k white gold and diamond bezel and lugs wristwatch with floral motif painted mother-of-pearl dial, Model Classical Garden Bird

L. Edition 13/50

Reference 982.102.69

Year circa 2007

Case 1399593

Caliber ETA 2892A2, 21 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Corum double deployant clasp

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of authenticity, limited edition certificate, instruction booklet, additional bracelet

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 8 000 - 12 000 | HKD 64 000 - 96 000 | USD 8 000 - 12 000

472. CORUM, SWITZERLAND

REF. 183.201.59, PERPETUAL CALENDAR, WHITE GOLD

A fine, rare, self-winding, 18k white gold skeletonised perpetual calendar wristwatch.

Model Perpetual Calendar

Reference 183.201.59

Year circa 2000’s

Movement 03

Caliber 35 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Corum deployant clasp

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, Case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 10 000 -15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 -15 000

473. JAEGER LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 140.6.87, MASTER CONTROL TRIPLE DATE, BAGUETTE BEZEL, PLATINUM

A fine, rare, self-winding, platinum triple date wristwatch with baguette diamond bezel.

Model Master Control

Reference 140.6.87

Year Sold in October 2000

Case 007

Caliber 891/447, 36 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a platinum Jaeger Lecoultre deployant clasp

Dimensions 37 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of guarantee

C

474. PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

REF. GOA45005, POLO S, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with blue/green dial and date

Model Polo S

Reference GOA45005

Year Sold in May 2021

Case 1274772

Caliber 1110P, 25 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Piaget bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 190 mm.

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, Case and movement signed

Accessories warranty card, instruction booklet

C 1-8 D 1-01

CHF

475.

URBAN JÜRGENSEN & SØNNER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3, PERPETUAL CALENDAR, PLATINUM

A very fine and extremely rare, self-winding, platinum perpetual calendar wristwatch with power reserve

Reference 3

Year Sold in October 1999

Case 045

Caliber 5071, 40 jewels

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet

C

CHF

Property of a German Gentleman

476. A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 310.221, LANGEMATIK PERPETUAL, WELLENDORF BRACELET, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold perpetual calendar wristwatch on an 18k yellow gold bracelet.

Model Langematik Perpetual

Reference 310.221 D

Year Sold in December 2007

Case 168216

Movement 53304

Caliber L. 922.1, 43 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Lange & Sohne/ Wellendorf bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 173 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories warranty, instruction booklet, push pin, Lange & Sohne overhaul dated January 2020

477. A. LANGE & SÖHNE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 310.032, LANGEMATIK PERPETUAL, PINK GOLD

A very fine, complicated, self-winding, 18k pink gold perpetual calendar wristwatch.

Model Langematik Perpetual

Reference 310.032 E

Year circa 2008

Case 175836

Movement 58269

Caliber L 922.1, 43 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Lange & Sohne buckle

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate (proof of origin) dated December 2021, instruction booklet C

CHF

478. A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 109.021, LANGE 1 MOONPHASE, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, attractive, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with date, power reserve and moonphase.

Model Lange 1 Moonphase

Reference 109.021F

Year sold in December 2007

Case 156838

Movement 47090

Caliber L 901.5, 54 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Lange & Sohne buckle

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories warranty

479. A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

REF. 105.035, SAXONIA, PLATINUM

A very fine, attractive, mid-size, manual wind platinum wristwatch.

Model Saxonia

Reference 105.035

Year circa 2000’s

Case 136401

Movement 26583

Caliber L 941.3, 30 jewels

Bracelet leather with a platinum Lange & Sohne buckle

Dimensions 34 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories guarantee certificate

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 15 000 - 20 000 | HKD 120 000 - 160 000 | USD 15 000 - 20 000

480. TAG HEUER, SWITZERLAND

REF. WAW2170.FC6261, MONACO V4, NO. 036/150, PLATINUM

A fine, innovative, limited to 150 pieces, cushion-shaped, self-winding, platinum wristwatch with skeleton dial.

Model Monaco V4

L. Edition 36/150

Reference WAW2170.FC6261

Year sold in December 2009

Caliber 48 jewels, belt-driven

Bracelet Leather with a platinum TAG Heuer deployant clasp

Dimensions 39 x 39 mm

Signature Dial, Case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, warranty card, limited edition certificate, instruction booklet

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AAA

CHF 25 000 - 35 000 | HKD 200 000 - 280 000 | USD 25 000 - 35 000

481.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 47050, LES HISTORIQUES, TRIPLE DATE MOONPHASE, PLATINUM

A fine, attractive, self-winding, platinum triple date wristwatch with moonphase.

Model Les Historiques

Reference 47050/000P

Year Sold in February 2001

Case 706386

Movement 797255

Caliber 1126, 33 jewels 18k white

Bracelet 18k white gold Vacheron Constantin buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories international warranty, instruction booklet

C

CHF

482.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 48250, EVASION, NO. 48/100, NEW OLD STOCK, WHITE GOLD

A fine, limited to 100 pieces, self-winding, 18k white gold wristwatch with rotating world time bezel and date.

Model Evasion

L. Edition 48/100

Reference 48250

Year circa 2000’s

Case 739881

Caliber 1180, 25 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Vacheron Constantin buckle

Dimensions 37 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

483. AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 25873, JULES AUDEMARS, POWER RESERVE, DATE, TOURBILLON, PLATINUM

A very fine, limited, manual backwind, platinum tourbillon wristwatch with power reserve and date.

Model Jules Audemars

Reference 25873PT/O/0002/01

Year Sold in September 2001

Case 16

Movement 435659

Caliber 2875

Bracelet Leather with a platinum Audemars Piguet deployant clasp

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of origin

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

CHF 40 000 - 60 000 | HKD 320 000 - 480 000 | USD 40 000 - 60 000

484. AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 25654ST, ROYAL OAK PERPETUAL CALENDAR SALMON

DIAL STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and extremely rare stainless steel tonneau shaped self-winding perpetual calendar wristwatch with salmon dial. With day, date, month and moon phase. Stainless steel bracelet.

Model Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar

Reference 25654ST

Year 1996

Case D44124 - 986

Movement 374170

Caliber 2120/2800

Material Stainless steel

Bracelet Stainless steel

Buckle Deployant clasp

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Audemars Piguet winding box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet.

485.

Property of a German lady

PARMIGIANI

FLEURIER, SWITZERLAND

REF. PFC128, KALPAGRAPH, BLUE DIAL, STEEL

A fine, large, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date.

Model Kalpagraph

Reference PFC128-0002500-XO

Year circa 2020

Case 29935

Caliber PF334, 68 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel deployant clasp

Dimensions 39 x 53 (with lugs) mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, blank warranty card

C

CHF

486.

Property of a German lady

PARMIGIANI FLEURIER, SWITZERLAND

REF. PFC288, TONDA 1950, STEEL

A fine, elegant, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch.

Model Tonda 1950

Reference PFC288-000201-XA

Year circa 2020

Case 86215

Caliber PF702, 29 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Parmigiani Fleurier deployant clasp

Dimensions 40 mm

Accessories original fitted box, blank warranty card

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

The last known retail price was CHF 13’000.

487.

Property of a German lady

PARMIGIANI FLEURIER, SWITZERLAND

REF. PFC801, TONDA METROPOLITAINE, AVENTURINE DIAL, DIAMOND BEZEL, 36 MM, PINK GOLD

A very fine, self-winding, 18k pink gold and diamond wristwatch with blue aventurine dial.

Model Tonda Metropolitaine

Reference pfc801-1510320-ha3181

Year circa 2020

Case 76623

Caliber PF310, 28 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Parmigiani buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, blank warranty card

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1 AAA

CHF 8 500 - 12 500 | HKD 68 000 - 100 000 | USD 8 500 - 12 500

The last known retail price was CHF 35’800.

488.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 42050, OVERSEAS, BLUE DIAL, AUTOMATIC, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 18k yellow gold chronometer wristwatch with date.

Model Overseas

Reference 42050

Year circa 1996

Case 679318

Caliber 1310, 27 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Vacheron Constantin bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 175 mm

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 18 000 - 25 000 | HKD 144 000 - 200 000 | USD 18 000 - 25 000

489.

CARL F. BUCHERER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 00.10803.08.92.86, HERITAGE, BERLIN, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, limited to 88 pieces, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with green dial.

Model Heritage Berlin

L. Edition 1/88

Reference 00.10803.08.92.86

Year Sold in June 2022

Caliber 2892 A2, 47 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Bucherer double deployant clasp

Dimensions 41 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories warranty card

C

490.

RESSENCE, SWITZERLAND

REF. TWO, TYPE 1S, NO. 006, STEEL

A fine, unusual, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with hour, seconds and date indication.

Model 1S

Reference Two

Year circa 2014

Case 6

Caliber ROSC 1.3, 40 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a stainless steel deployant clasp

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, Case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, warranty card

C 1-8 D 1-01

CHF

491. FP JOURNE , SWITZERLAND

WOODEN BOX WITH AN INSTRUCTION BOOKLET FOR A CHRONOMETRE A RESONANCE

A fine, wooden box accompanied with a instruction booklet for a chronometre à resonance.

Year circa 2000’s

Dimensions 163 x 113 x 91 mm

Signature signed C

492.

F.P. JOURNE, SWITZERLAND

WOODEN BOX AND INSTRUCTION BOOKLET FOR TOURBILLON SOUVERAIN

A fine and rare, wooden box accompanied with a tourbillon souverain instruction booklet.

Year circa 2000’s

Dimensions 97 x 132 x 94 mm

Signature signed

Accessories outer cardboard box, instruction booklet for the Tourbillon Souverain C

493.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

NAUTILUS 40TH ANNIVERSARY CORK BOX

A fine, cork box made for the 40th anniversary of the Nautilus.

Model Nautilus 40th Anniversary

Year Circa 2016

Signature Signed

Accessories outer cardboard box and second outer box

C

494.

Property of a British lady

ROGER DUBUIS, SWITZERLAND

REF. RDDBSE0169, EASY DIVER CHRONOEXCEL, NO. 11/28, PINK GOLD

An impressive, large, manual wind, 18k pink gold chronograph wristwatch.

Model Easy Diver Chronoexcel

L. Edition 11/28

Reference RDDBSE0169

Year circa 2012

Movement 736

Caliber RD78

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Roger Dubuis deployant clasp

Dimensions 47 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

495.

Property of a British lady

ROGER DUBUIS, SWITZERLAND

CHRONOEXCEL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, large, self-winding, 18k white gold chronograph wristwatch.

Model Chronoexcel

L. Edition 19/28

Year circa 2000’s

Movement 1001

Caliber RD78

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Roger Dubuis deployant clasp

Dimensions 47 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

496.

ROGER DUBUIS, SWITZERLAND

GOLDEN SQUARE TOURBILLON, MOTHER-OF-PEARL DIAL, STEEL

A fine, limited to 280 pieces, manual wind, stainless steel tourbillon wristwatch with mother-of-pearl dial, date and power reserve.

Model Golden Square Tourbillon

L. Edition 018/280

Year circa 2000’s

Movement

Caliber RD03, 28 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Roger Dubuis deployant clasp

Dimensions 41 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

Property of a British lady

497.

REF. 88.836.65, ADMIRAL CUP, DIAMOND DIAL, BAGUETTE

EMERALD BEZEL, NO. 03, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with date, diamondset dial and baguette emerald dial.

Model Admiral’s cup

Reference 88.836.65

Year circa 1990’s

Case 509161

Movement 507012

Caliber 2892-2, 21 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Corum buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Property of a British lady CORUM, SWITZERLAND

498.

REF. 88.836.65, ADMIRAL CUP, DIAMOND DIAL, BAGUETTE RUBY BEZEL, NO. 02, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, very rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with diamond-set dial, date and baguette ruby bezel.

Model Admiral’s cup

Reference 88.836.65

Year circa 1990’s

Case 509159

Movement 507013

Caliber 2892-2, 21 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Corum buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AAA

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

Property of a British lady CORUM, SWITZERLAND

499.

PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

PHILOSOPHE PIECE UNIQUE, MOTHER-OF-PEARL DIAMOND INDEX DIAL, BAGUETTE EMERALD BEZEL, YELLOW GOLD

An exceptional, unique, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with diamond index mother-of-pearl dial and baguette emerald bezel.

Model Philosophe Piece Unique

Year circa 1990’s

Case D46269

Movement 373593

Caliber 2003/2, 18 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Audemars Piguet buckle

Dimensions 31 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1*

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

Property of a British lady AUDEMARS

500.

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

PHILOSOPHE PIECE UNIQUE, DIAMOND AND RUBY INDEX DIAL, BAGUETTE RUBY BEZEL, WHITE GOLD

An exceptional, unique, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch with diamond and ruby index dial and baguette ruby bezel.

Model Philosophe “Piece Unique”

Year circa 1990’s

Case D46272

Movement 373591

Caliber 2003/2, 18 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Audemars Piguet buckle

Dimensions 31 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1*

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 48 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

Property of a British lady

501.

MULLER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 5850, VEGAS, DIAMOND SET BEZEL AND DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, amusing, self-winding, 18k yellow gold and diamond wristwatch with diamond-set dial and roulette number indication.

Model Vegas

Reference 5850 Vegas D

Year circa 2000’s

Case 28

Caliber 2800, 21 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold and diamond Franck Muller buckle

Dimensions 32 x 45 (including lugs) mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

Property of a British lady FRANCK

502.

Property of a British lady FRANCK MULLER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6850 MB D, MASTER BANKER, DIAMOND-SET BEZEL, PINK GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k pink gold and diamond three-time zone wristwatch with date.

Model Master Banker

Reference 6850 MB D

Year circa 2000’s

Case 12

Caliber 2800, 23 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k pink gold and diamond Franck Muller buckle

Dimensions 34 x 47 (including lugs) mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 2* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 8 000 | HKD 40 000 - 64 000 | USD 5 000 - 8 000

503.

Property of a British lady

FRANCK MULLER, SWITZERLAND

REF. 2860, DIAMOND BEZEL, LUGS AND BAND, PINK GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k pink gold chronograph wristwatch with diamond set bezel, lugs and band

Reference 2860 NA D

Year circa 1990’s

Case 16

Caliber 1870, 18 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold and diamond Franck Muller buckle

Dimensions 32 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

504.

Property of a British lady

FRANCK MULLER, SWITZERLAND

ENDURANCE 24, NO. 220/250, STEEL

A fine, limited, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with 24hour dial

Model Endurance 24

L. Edition 220/250

Year circa 1990’s

Caliber FM 1870, 18 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Franck Muller buckle

Dimensions 37 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AA

CHF 1 500 - 2 500 | HKD 12 000 - 20 000 | USD 1 500 - 2 500

505.

Property of a British lady

CORUM, SWITZERLAND

REF. 276.831.56, ADMIRAL’S CUP, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, self-winding, limited to 100 pieces, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with regatta and short-time countdown wristwatch with date and hand painted enamel scene on reverse

Model Admiral’s Cup

Reference 276.831.56

Year circa 1990’s

Case 558139

Caliber 276

Bracelet Leather with an 18k yellow gold Corum buckle

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000 | HKD 24 000 - 40 000 | USD 3 000 - 5 000

506.

Property of a British lady

CORUM, SWITZERLAND

REF. 01.0032, ADMIRAL’S CUP, PINK GOLD

A fine, large, self-winding, 18k pink gold wristwatch with day and date

Model Admiral’s Cup

Reference 01.0032

Year circa 2010’s

Case 2161199

Caliber 7750, 24 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k pink gold Roger Dubuis buckle

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2* AA

CHF 4 000 - 6 000 | HKD 32 000 - 48 000 | USD 4 000 - 6 000

508.

BUECHE-GIROD, SWITZERLAND

“BAIGNOIRE”, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Reference YG 7770.1

Year circa 1970’s

Case 100076

Caliber 2512, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold AW buckle

Dimensions 24 x 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 2* AA

CHF 1 000 - 2 000 | HKD 8 000 - 16 000 | USD 1 000 - 2 000

507. VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 10110, LES HISTORIQUES, PLATINUM

A fine, elegant, manual wind, platinum wristwatch

Model Les Historiques

Reference 10110/000P-7

Year Sold in March 2000

Case 643285

Movement 833758

Caliber 1055, 21 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k white gold Vacheron Constantin buckle

Dimensions 22 x 30 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories international warranty, booklet C

Property of a British lady

509.

Property of a British lady

CORUM, SWITZERLAND

REF. 27102, PHEASEANT FEATHER DIAL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, attractive, unusual, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch with pheasant feather dial

Reference 27102

Year circa 1980’s

Case 120306

Movement 164004

Caliber 2512-1, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Corum “sun” buckle

Dimensions 40 mm.

511.

Property of a British lady

CORUM, SWITZERLAND

signed

510.

Property of a British lady

CORUM, SWITZERLAND

REF. 27A330, PEACOCK FEATHER DIAL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, unusual, manual wind, 18k white gold lady’s wristwatch with peacock feather dial

Reference 27A330

Year circa 1980’s

Case 173693

Movement 164004

Caliber 2512-1, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Corum “sun” buckle

Dimensions 21 x 33 (with lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

REF. 27A119, GUINEA FOWL FEATHER DIAL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, unusual, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch with guinea fowl dial

Reference 27A119

Year circa 1980’s

Case 140134

Movement 164019

Caliber 2512-1, 17 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k white gold Corum buckle

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

CHF

512.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

REF. 3405/1, SAPPHIRE INDEXES, WHITE AND YELLOW GOLD

Rare and interesting 18k white and yellow gold rectangular manual winding wristwatch with 18k white and yellow gold dial with sapphire indexes.

Reference 3405/1

Year 1960

Case 2624377

Movement 790416

Caliber 23-30

Material White and yellow gold

Bracelet Patek Philippe integrated White and yellow gold bracelet (170mm) with Yellow gold

Dimensions 27 x 36 mm

Weight 79,41

Signature Dial, case and movement

C

513.

Property of a British lady

BUECHE-GIROD, SWITZERLAND

2 TIME ZONE, DIAMOND AND YELLOW GOLD

An impressive, dual-movement manual wind, 18k yellow gold and diamond wristwatch

Reference YG 9821

Year circa 1980’s

Case 111836

Caliber AS 1977-2, 17 jewels

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold bracelet, approx. overall length 185 mm.

Dimensions 32 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

CHF

514.

Property of a British lady PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 82001, HEGIRE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, very rare, unusual, quartz, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with 22k gold dial celebrating the 1400th anniversary of the Hijrah era

Model Hegire

L. Edition

Reference 82001

Year 1980

Movement 50186

Caliber 8P, 9 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Piaget buckle

Dimensions 23 x 35 (with lugs) mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2** AAA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000 | HKD 16 000 - 24 000 | USD 2 000 - 4 000

According to the Piaget archives, in 1980 Piaget produced a series of 1400 medallions in celebration of the 1400th celebration of the Hijrah era (which is the journey of the Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to Medina). Most of these were made as jewellery pieces and a very small number such as this one were made as wristwatches.

515.

Property of a British lady PULSAR, USA

REF. 7408, TIME COMPUTER, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, iconic, quartz, 14k yellow gold LED display wristwatch

Model Time Computer

Reference 7408-2

Year circa 1970’s

Case 720221

Bracelet integrated 14k yellow gold Pulsar bracelet, approx. overall length 173 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 M 3* AA

CHF 1 000 - 2 000 | HKD 8 000 - 16 000 | USD 1 000 - 2 000

516.

Property of a British lady

ROGER DUBUIS, SWITZERLAND

GOLDEN SQUARE PERPETUAL CALENDAR, MOTHER-OFPEARL DIAL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 18k white gold perpetual calendar wristwatch with motherof-pearl dial

Model Golden Square Perpetual Calendar

L. Edition 10/28

Year circa 2010’s Movement 13766

Caliber RD14, 33 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Roger Dubuis deployant clasp Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AAA

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000 - 120 000 | USD 10 000 - 15 000

517.

Property of a British lady

CHOPARD, SWITZERLAND

REF. 1272, MILLE MIGLIA GT XL, PINK GOLD

A fine, large, self-winding, 18k pink gold chronometer wristwatch with date

Model Mille Miglia GT XL

Reference 1272

Year circa 2000’s

Movement 68103

Caliber AO 7111, 24 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Chopard double deployant clasp

Dimensions 45 mm.

Signature

C

CHF

519.

Property of a British lady

signed

518

Property of a British lady

CHOPARD, SWITZERLAND

REF. 8992, GRAND PRIX HISTORIQUE MONACO, NO. 168/500, PINK GOLD AND TITANIUM

A fine, limited, self-winding, titanium and pink gold chronometer wristwatch with chronograph and date

Model Grand Prix Monaco Historique

L. Edition 168/500

Reference 8992

Year circa 2012

Case 1737772

Movement 71541

Caliber 7750, 25 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a titanium Chopard buckle

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, Case and movement signed C

CHF

GIRARD PERREGAUX, SWITZERLAND

FOR FERRARI, REF. 9015, NO. IV, RED DIAL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, limited, self-winding, 18k white gold split-second chronograph wristwatch

Model Chronographe à rattrapante

Reference 9015

Year circa 1990’s

Case IV

Caliber 8290, 27 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Girard Perregaux deployant clasp

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, Case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 2* AA

CHF

520.

PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

REF. P10534, POLO FORTY-FIVE, TITANIUM AND STEEL

A fine, light, self-winding, titanium and steel flyback chronograph wristwatch with second time-zone and date

Model Polo Forty-Five

Reference P10534

Year circa 2010’s

Case 1000822

Caliber 880P, 35 jewels

Bracelet rubber with a stainless steel Piaget double deployant clasp

Dimensions 45 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1* AA

CHF 3 000 - 5 000

Property of a British lady

521.

Property of a British lady

HUBLOT, SWITZERLAND

REF. 152 10 6, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, decorative, quartz, 18k yellow gold and diamond wristwatch

Reference 152 10 6

Year circa 1980’s

Case 08283

Bracelet rubber with an 18k yellow gold and diamond Hublot double deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

CHF

522.

Property of a British lady

GÉRALD GENTA, SWITZERLAND

REF. G2705.7, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, unusual, quartz, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Model “Kaleidoscope”

Reference G2705.7

Year circa 1990’s

Case 26225

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold bracelet, approx. overall length 220 mm

Dimensions 33 mm

Caliber quartz C

CHF

Signature dial, case and movement signed 523.

Property of a British lady

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

REF. 56176, MERIDIAN, STEEL AND GOLD

A fine, rare, quartz, stainless steel and gold wristwatch with date

Model Meridian

Reference 56176.695 SA

Year circa 1980’s

Case C 28754

Caliber 2612, 8 jewels C

CHF

Bracelet stainless steel and yellow gold Audemars Piguet bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 165 mm

Dimensions 33 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

524.

Property of a British lady AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

PIECE UNIQUE, MOTHER-OF-PEARL BAGUETTE AND ROUND DIAMOND INDEXES, BAGUETTE AND ROUND DIAMOND BBEZEL, YELLOW GOLD

An exceptional, unique, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with baguette and round-cut mother-of-pearl dial and baguette and round cut diamond bezel

Model Piece Unique

L. Edition 1/1

Year circa 1990’s

Case D47382

Movement 384962

Caliber 2080, 20 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold buckle

Dimensions 30 x 35 (with lugs) mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

525.

Property of a British lady

GÉRALD

GENTA, SWITZERLAND

REF. G.3481.7, AUTOMATIC, WHITE GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 18k white gold wristwatch

Year circa 1990’s

Case 70426

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Gerald Genta buckle

Dimensions 34 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C

CHF

526.

Property of a British lady

CORUM, SWITZERLAND

REF. 24.383.65, HAUTE JOAILLERIE PRISM, DIAMOND, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, quartz, 18k yellow gold and diamond lady’s wristwatch with diamond set dial

Model Haute Joaillerie Prism

Reference 24.383.65

Year circa 1990’s

Case 518082

Caliber quartz

C

CHF

527.

Property of a British lady

GÉRALD GENTA, SWITZERLAND

REF. G2734.7, DIAMOND BEZEL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, quartz, 18k yellow gold lady’s wristwatch with diamond bezel and date

Reference G2734.7

Year circa 1990’s

Case 27962

Caliber quartz

CHF

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold Gerald Genta bracelet, approx. overall length 200 mm

Dimensions 26 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Bracelet 18k yellow gold bracelet, approx. overall length 160 mm

Dimensions 25 mm

Signature Dial, Case and movement signed

528.

CHOPARD, SWITZERLAND

REF. 137626, SPARKLING, DOUBLE DIAMOND BEZEL (3.52 CT), WHITE GOLD

A fine, large, quartz, 18k white gold and diamond wristwatch

Model Sparkling

Reference 137626

Year circa 2010’s

Case 609376/ C104567

Caliber quartz

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold and diamond Chopard buckle

Dimensions 43 mm

Signature dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

Property of a British lady

529.

PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

REF. P10436, ALTIPLANO DOUBLE JEU, WHITE GOLD

A very fine, unusual, manual wind, two time zone, 18K white gold wristwatch with 2 movements

Model Altiplano Double Jeu

Reference P10436

Year circa 2010’s

Case 978928

Caliber 838P, 832P, 19 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k white gold Piaget deployant clasp

Dimensions 43 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed C 2-8 D 2-01

Property of a British lady

530.

Property of the original British owner

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

REF. 44518, 222, JUMBO, FACTORY DIAMOND-SET BEZEL AND BRACELET, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine and extremely rare, large, self-winding, 18k yellow gold and diamond wristwatch with date

Model 222

Reference 44518/415J

Year Made in 1978

Case 521951

Movement 685585

Caliber K1121, 36 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold and diamond Vacheron Constantin/ Gay Freres bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 173 mm

Dimensions 37 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-17-54-02 M 2*

CHF 30 000 - 50 000 | HKD 240 000 - 400 000 | USD 30 000 - 50 000

In 1977, to celebrate its 222nd Anniversary, Vacheron Constantin launched its “222”, designed by Jorg Hysek, a young German designer (born in 1953): a thin «tonneau»-shaped case, with a rounded bezel and a tiny cross of Malta encrusted at 5 o’clock.

The “222” is produced in different versions:

· Ø 37 mm., with a self-winding movement with date at 3 o’clock, made on the basis of Jaeger-LeCoultre calibre 920 (also used for the “Nautilus” and the “Royal Oak”);

· Ø 34 mm., with a self-winding movement with date at 3 o’clock (a derivative of the previous movement of the Manufacture of Le Sentier);

· Ø 25 mm., with quartz movement.

The “222” is available in different materials and is, in fact, produced in very small quantities:

· steel (less than 520 examples);

· gold and steel (less than 150 examples);

· all gold (less than 150 examples).

Manufactured for only 7 years, it will be replaced in 1984 by the “333”, a rectangular evolution that will last only 2 years.

This example reference 44518 is part of the diamond-set 222 series and was produced according to the Vacheron Constantin in 1978. While the gold version was only produced in 150 examples, the version with the bezel and partial bracelet are extremely rare, only a few examples have appeared on the market as of today.

531.

Property of a Swiss collector

FP JOURNE , SWITZERLAND

OCTA RESERVE DE MARCHE, BRASS MOVEMENT, PLATINUM

A fine, rare, self-winding, platinum chronometer wristwatch with brass movement, date and power reserve.

Model Octa Automatique

Year Sold in February 2006

Case 459-03A

Caliber 1300

Bracelet leather with a platinum FP Journe buckle

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card

C 2-8

CHF

Launched by Journe in 2001, the Octa Reserve de Marche was the firm’s first self-winding wristwatch with a power reserve of 120 hours. Cased in 38mm, this example is towards the end of the production of the brass movements as it was sold in February 2006 at la Pendulerie in Paris and the model was discontinued in 2005.

Important notices

Antiquorum provides descriptions of watches, clocks and jewelry and their condition in this catalogue as a service to prospective buyers. Any such description or condition are statements of opinion for general guidance and should not be treated as statements of fact. All lots are sold “AS IS” at the moment of “knock-down” and cannot be returned on the grounds that repairs have been made or parts supplied by anyone than the named makers. All watches and jewelry shall be viewed personally to evaluate their condition prior to the auction.

Although we endeavor to mention in our descriptions significant defects, needed repairs, absent stones and the like, we do not guarantee that the descriptions are comprehensive. Please note that descriptions may not specify all mechanical and technical defects, replacement of original parts, or authenticity of individual component parts (such as wheels, hands, crowns, crystals, screws, bracelets, buckles, deployant clasps and leather bands since subsequent repairs and restoration work may have resulted without Antiquorum’s knowledge.) Furthermore, we make no judgments as to

IMPORT/EXPORT RESTRICTIONS TAXES

Buyers are advised that Antiquorum will remove bands made of materials derived from endangered or otherwise protected species (i.e. alligator, caiman, lizard, snake…) prior to shipping lots abroad. Buyers are responsible for compliance with any applicable export and import regulations. Moreover certain items made of tortoiseshell, ivory, coral may be subject to importation restrictions in certain countries.

Please consult your local customs authority for information on importing items made of these materials.

The Buyer is responsible for the payment of all applicable import and export duties and taxes related to the lots purchased.

SHIPPING AND INSURANCE

Winning lots (watches and jewelry only) will be available for pick up at our Geneva office for buyers having selected the collect point Geneva and at our Hong Kong office for buyers having selected the collect point Hong Kong. All others will be shipped directly to their location as per buyer‘s instructions. Please note that buyers are responsible

whether diamond dials, diamond bezels, diamonds and precious stones originated at the factory or are later additions. We do not guarantee the accuracy or operation of any watch function such as timekeeping, chronograph, calendar, repeat or register. Buyers are advised that boxes, certificates or any other accessories are not available unless stated otherwise.

The dimensions given in the catalogue descriptions are overall tip-to-tip and most often include the lugs. Buyers of water-resistant and waterproof watches are strongly encouraged to have such watches inspected by a competent watchmaker of their choice upon purchase since these watches have been opened by the Antiquorum watch experts during cataloging. Watches and jewelry may not be taken apart whilst on view without consent of Antiquorum’s watch experts.

Antiquorum will accept requests for condition reports with additional photographs via email at geneva@antiquorum.swiss. To best accommodate any requests, please submit all inquiries no later than two days prior to the

STATEMENT OF CONDITION

sale date. Kindly limit the number of requests to the lots of serious interest. Antiquorum shall have no responsibility for any error or omission in the condition reports and may not specify all mechanical and technical replacements, imperfections, repairs, restorations or the effects of aging in the movement, case or dial.

• Antiquorum Geneva now takes credit cards as payment for lots won at auction.

• 1.8% service charge for MasterCard and Visa and 2.05% charge for American Express.

• For buyers having paid by credit card, a shipping delay of 3 to 7 working days may apply in order to do additional controls.

BUYER’S PREMIUM WATCHES AND JEWELS

In addition to the hammer price, the buyer’s premium is payable as follows: 25% of the hammer price on each lot up to and including CHF 500,000, 20% from CHF 500,001 to CHF 5,000,000 and 12% for all amounts in excess of CHF 5,000,001.

EXTRA FEES

For users of Invaluable bidding platform, extra fees (5% of the hammer price) will be charged.

For users of Antiquorum bidding platform, there won’t be any extra fees.

for all shipping fees and any other applicable fees including value added tax, customs duties etc… for importation to their respective countries.

CONDITIONS DE VENTE / CONDITIONS OF SALE

EXTRAIT DES CONDITIONS DE VENTE

• Les ordres d’achats sont traités au mieux des intérêts du client. ls doivent nous parvenir au plus tard la veille de la vente.

• Les frais d’adjudication sont de 25% hors taxes, ils sont rajoutés au prix d’adjudication pour chaque lot.

• Les acheteurs sont priés de payer leurs achats dans un délai maximal de 7 jours à compter du jour de la vente par virement, en espèces dans les limites légales suisses ou en carte Visa, MasterCard ou Amex moyennant des frais en sus.

• Les lots ne seront délivrés qu’après règlement complet de la facture. Les frais d’expéditions, incluant l’assurance, sont à la charge de l’acheteur.

• Aucune garantie n’est donnée sur l’état de fonctionnement des montres et pendules, y

compris l’étanchéité des montres.

• Un rapport de condition peut vous être communiqué sur demande en amont de la vente aux enchères.

• Les conditions de ventes complètes sont en français à la fin de catalogue.

EXTRACT FROM THE CONDITIONS OF SALES

• Absentee bids are processed in the best interest of the client. They must arrive no later than the day before the auction.

• The buyer’s premium is 25% without taxes.

• Lots marked with * are subject to the law of VAT on imports.

• Buyers are required to pay for their purchases within a maximum of 7 days from the day of the

Important notices

auction sale, either by wire transfer, by cash within Swiss legal limitations, or using a aster ard,Visa or Amex (extra fees).

• The lots will be delivered after full payment of the invoice. Shipping charges, including insurance, will be charged to the buyer.

• No guarantee is given on working order of watches and clocks, including the water-resistant for the watches.

• A condition report can be given on request before the auction.

• Definitive terms of sale are in french at the end of the catalogue.

The auction process

The auction process is not as daunting as you may think, especially if you have selected Antiquorum as your auctioneer. antiquorum and its team of experts strive to help you, the client, buy and sell at auction with ease and confidence. To walk you through the process, Antiquorum has outlined the important steps you should know in order to successfully purchase or consign timepieces and jewelry at auction.

THE AUCTION CATALOGUE (printed or online)

THE BUYER

Lot descriptions provide technical data carefully compiled by our experts for each lot in the sale and are often enhanced by historical or bio graphical comments.

• Estimates are listed at the end of each lot description and are an indication of the price range the lot is expected to fetch. Estimates do not include the buyer’s premium or sales tax.

• An estimate indicated by three stars ***, advises clients to contact Antiquorum for more information.

• Condition Reports are given for each lot in the catalogue based on a grading system developed by Antiquorum’s experts. This grading system is explained at the end of the auction catalogue.

• Buyers are advised to read the Conditions of Sale (at the end of the auction catalogue or online) and Important Notices (at the end of the auction catalogue or online) before bidding at auction.

• Auction catalogue can be viewed at www. antiquorum.swiss.

ONLINE BIDDER REGISTRATION

The registration process for online interactive bidding and online absentee bidding is similar to that used for traditional telephone and absentee bidding. On Antiquorum’s fully secure website, www.antiquorum.swiss, the following steps must be completed by prospective buyers:

• Register, providing the bidder’s name, address, telephone number, email address, and a requested credit limit for online bid- ding. NOTE: First time bidders are required to provide a valid ID (passport or identity card). In some cases, Antiquorum may impose a credit limit to the online applicant, in which case the amended credit limit will be communicated to the client upon receipt of the registration form.

• Accept Antiquorum’s terms and conditions of sale.

• Condition Reports are given for each lot in the catalogue based on a grading system developed

REGISTERING TO BID IN THE TRADITIONAL AUCTION

Each client wishing to bid at auction is required to register at the latest two hours before the sale. Clients may register the day of the sale, starting one hour before the auction venue. Clients will be able to pick up their bidding paddles on the day of the sale, prior to the auction, just outside the saleroom.

BIDDING IN THE SALEROOM

Lots offered for sale are auctioned in numerical order as they appear in the catalogue. The lot being auctioned is announced by the auctioneer, as well as shown live or illustrated on a screen at the front of the saleroom. Bidders are advised to have the auction catalogue to hand during the sale for reference.

ABSENTEE BIDDING (WRITTEN BIDS)

If you are unable to bid in person at the auction, you can submit an absentee or written bid. Bid forms are found in every auction catalogue, as well as on Antiquorum’s website at www.antiquorum.swiss, and can be requested at preview exhibitions or from any Antiquorum office (see the list of worldwide offices). Bid forms should be completed and signed, then faxed to Antiquorum at fax. +41 (0) 22 909 28 60 or emailed to bids@antiquorum. swiss. E-mail bids can be submitted, but must be followed-up with a signed bid form. Absentee bids will be processed on your behalf at auction by Antiquorum’s staff. This service is free of charge and Antiquorum’s staff will execute the bids at the lowest possible price, taking into account the reserve and other bids. Antiquorum cannot be held responsible for errors, omissions or late-arriving bids. In the event that two identical bids are received, the first bid received by Antiquorum will take precedence. It is very important that the bidder lists a daytime telephone number in case any part of the bid form is unclear. It is advisable to send the bid form in good time before the auction, especially in

the case of new buyers, whose bank references will be checked. Bids submitted in a foreign currency will be converted to CHF using the exchange rate on the day of the sale.

TELEPHONE BIDS

You may also participate in Antiquorum auctions by telephone. This service is free of charge and telephone bids will be executed by an Antiquorum staff member in the saleroom.

All telephone bids must be confirmed in writing on a completed bid form. Please provide the telephone number(s) at which you can be reached during the sale. Bid forms should be completed and signed, then emailed to bids@antiquorum.swiss at latest the day before the auction. Antiquorum cannot be held responsible for errors, omissions or late-arriving

CLIENTS ARE ADVISED TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR TELEPHONE BIDS AT LEAST TWO DAYS BEFORE THE SALE.

telephone bids.

An Antiquorum staff member will call you during the auction approximately 3 to 10 lots before the lot(s) on which you wish to bid. Language assistance for telephone bidding is available in English, French, German, Italian, Mandarin, Cantonese and Japanese. Please note that all bid cancellations must be received in writing.

by Antiquorum’s experts. This grading system is explained at the end of the auction catalogue.

• Submit registration form to Antiquorum’s fully secure website.

• Approved bidders will receive an email confirmation

Once the auction catalogue is available online, prospective buyers can register or place absentee bids online. Absentee bids are accepted online up until three hours prior to the start of the live interactive auction. On auction day, registered online bidders connect to www.antiquorum.swiss to follow instructions for live interactive bidding.

For collectors who simply want to follow the live auction in progress, no registration is needed to view a live internet broadcast made available on auction day. For additional information about the online

bidding system, terms and conditions of use and sale, please visit www.antiquorum.swiss.

ONLINE INTERACTIVE AND ABSENTEE BIDDING

Antiquorum’s fully secure online interactive bidding system allows prospective buyers to place interactive bids and absentee bids directly through www.antiquorum.swiss for all traditional auctions worldwide. Especially designed to offer the suspense and excitement of a traditional auction room, Antiquorum’s online interactive bidding system allows buyers worldwide to bid as safely and comfortably as if they were in the saleroom.

THE SYSTEM OFFERS MANY FEATURES TO FACILITATE THE ONLINE BIDDING PROCESS:

• The lot number with its image and description.

• Bid history for all previous bids on the current lot buyers are bidding upon.

• Access to a HELPLINE in the event of a connection failure.

Antiquorum’s online interactive bidding system also offers buyers the option to place an online absentee bid. Absentee bids are accepted by the online server up to three hours before the start of the live interactive auction.

The auction process

be notified by means of an invoice sent by e-mail. You are also welcome to call Antiquorum the day after the auction to request the outcome of your bids.

LOTS SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE

When the entire first part of the description is in red, this indicates that the lot is to be sold without reserve, as is also stated beneath or alongside the description.

SALES RESULT

Price lists are made available online at www. antiquorum.swiss approximately 24 hours after the end of each auction.

PAYMENT

Payment for purchased lots at any Antiquorum auction is due within 7 days of the sale date.

• For traditional auctions, the buyer’s premium is: 25% of the hammer price on each lot up to and including CHF 500,000, 20% from CHF 500,001 to CHF 5,000,000 and 12% for all amounts in excess of CHF 5,000,001.

suspense and excitement of a traditional auction room, Antiquorum’s online interactive bidding system allows buyers worldwide to bid as safely and comfortably as if they were in the saleroom.

COLLECTION

For collection of lots purchased, the buyer will need to contact Antiquorum with instructions. Collection of purchased lots can only take place once the invoice has been paid in full. For more details, contact Antiquorum Geneva, tel. +41 (0) 22 909 28 50.

SHIPPING & INSURANCE

Winning lots (watches and jewelry only) are available for pick up at our Geneva office for buyers having selected the collect point Geneva and at our Hong Kong office for buyers having selected the collect point Hong Kong. All others will be shipped directly to their location as per buyer‘s instructions.

Please note that buyers are responsible for all shipping fees and any other applicable fees including value added tax, customs duties etc... for importation to their respective countries.

AUCTION PREVIEWS

Previews are conducted by Antiquorum prior to each auction and details of these exhibitions are found at the beginning of every catalogue or online. Previews are open to the public and prospective buyers are encouraged to view and examine lots offered for sale prior to making their purchases.

CURRENCY CONVERSION

Auctions are conducted in Euros in Monaco, in Swiss Francs in Geneva, and in HK Dollars in Hong Kong. A currency conversion board is made available in each saleroom and online, indicating approximate exchange rates for various major currencies.

BIDDING INCREMENTS

Bidding usually opens below the low estimate figure of each lot and generally advances in increments of 10%, for example

VALUES INCREMENTS*

from Chf 500 to 1,000 by Chf 50 from Chf 1,001 to 2,000 by Chf 100 from Chf 2,001 to 5,000 by Chf 200 from Chf 5,001 to 10,000 by Chf 500 from Chf 10,001 to 20,000 by Chf 1,000 from Chf 20,001 at the auctioneer’s discretion

* The auctionner may adjust the bidding increments at his/her discretion.

SUCCESSFUL BIDS

When the auctioneer’s hammer falls, the final bid has been reached and the auctioneer will record the bidder’s paddle number, or the absentee bid number. If your bids have been successful, you will

• Extended payment terms or special credit terms can be arranged on occasion, before the auction.

• For information regarding payment policies : please contact accounting department at Antiquorum Geneva, tel. +41 (0) 22 909 28 50.

PAYMENT METHODS

Payment may be submitted in cash, by wire transfer, check (restrictions apply) or credit card (restrictions apply).

• Wire transfer

Please refer to the wire transfer instructions as shown on your customer invoice.

• Cash is limited to the equivalent of Chf 10,000.

• Credit cards : Major credit cards are accepted (additional charge) 1.8% service charge for MasterCard and Visa and 2.05% charge for American Express

• For buyers having paid by credit card, a shipping delay of 3 to 7 working days may apply in order to do additional controls.

ONLINE INTERACTIVE AND ABSENTEE BIDDING

Antiquorum’s fully secure online interactive bidding system allows prospective buyers to place interactive bids and absentee bids directly through www.antiquorum. swiss for all traditional auctions worldwide. Especially designed to offer the

1% of the hammer price plus premium will be charged to cover the insurance liability, as according to law once the hammer falls the buyer is responsible for the insurance of the lot.

Please note Antiquorum is not responsible for shipping clocks, furnitures, voluminous and/or fragile items.

Our shipping department will assist you in choosing a third party crating service

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL BID CANCELLATION MUST BE RECEIVED IN WRITING.

Conditions générales de vente

La présente vente aux enchères est une vente aux enchères publique tenue par la maison Antiquorum Genève SA (ci-après : Antiquorum).

La participation à la vente aux enchères et/ou l’achat d’un quelconque lot implique une adhésion totale à tous les droits et obligations découlant des présentes Conditions de vente.

Les Avis Importants contenus dans ce catalogue sont considérés comme partie intégrante des Conditions de vente. Sauf en cas d’amendement effectués à la seule et entière discrétion d’Antiquorum, par affichage d’avis ou par annonce orale pendant la vente aux enchères ou de tout autre manière, ces Condition de vente, les Avis Importants, ainsi que le contenu du catalogue constituent une description complète des conditions générales par lesquelles la vente aux enchères est conduite, et ne pourront être amendées, à l’exception d’une décision écrite d’Antiquorum. Sauf décision écrite contraire d’Antiquorum, ces Conditions de vente s’appliqueront aux ventes aux enchères ainsi qu’aux autres ventes conduites par Antiquorum. Antiquorum agit exclusivement comme mandataire et n’assume donc aucune responsabilité quelconque en cas de manquement(s) des acquéreurs et/ ou vendeurs.

Ces mêmes conditions sont applicables à toute transaction en relation à des pièces ou des lots faisant partie de la vente aux enchères et conclue en dehors de celle-ci.

La vente aux enchères est conduite par un Huissier judiciaire de la république et du canton de Genève (ci-après : l’Huissier). L’Huissier lira les clauses essentielles avant le commencement des enchères.

Les présentes conditions sont à disposition de tous intéressés. Elles sont affichées dans le local des ventes pendant la durée de la vente. Seule la présente version française des Conditions de vente fait foi.

1. LOTS MIS EN VENTE

Les lots pourront être examinés avant la vente aux heures listées dans le catalogue. Toutes personnes intéressées à l’achat d’un quelconque lot, dont notamment les représentants et les agents d’affaire sont réputés avoir examiné avec soins tous les lots achetés et les avoir acceptés dans leur état au moment de l’adjudication, et non nécessairement tels que décrits dans des communications écrites ou orales. Ces personnes intéressées devront être responsable d’un examen personnel des lots afin de confirmer leur condition actuelle. Tous les lots sont vendus « tel quel » selon leur état au moment de l’adjudication. Chaque acquéreur déclare accepter qu’il est de sa responsabilité d’inspecter chacun des lots avant d’enchérir et par la présente déclare que les montants enchéris sont basés uniquement sur leur inspection et leur évaluation indépendantes des lots.

Antiquorum a inclus dans le catalogue des estimations de la valeur des lots mis en vente. Ces estimations ont été faites à la suite d’avis d’experts, de tests et d’autres méthodes qu’Antiquorum a jugé à son entière discrétion comme appropriées selon les circonstances. Antiquorum n’encourra cependant aucune responsabilité en vertu d’une quelconque cause concernant les estimations de la valeur des lots. Chaque participant aux Enchères sera responsable de procéder à sa propre estimation de la valeur des lots mis en vente. Ni Antiquorum, ni les vendeurs ne pourront être tenus responsables d’erreurs ou d’omission dans le catalogue ou toute publicité ou autre matériel écrit, étant précisé qu’aucune description ou déclaration ne constitue une garantie d’aucune sorte, et n’est donné qu’à titre indicatif.

Sauf indication contraire dans le catalogue, les lots sont soumis à des prix de réserve, soit des prix minimum confidentiels auxquels les vendeurs sont prêts à vendre. Si le prix

de réserve n’est pas atteint, l’Huissier pourra retirer le lot de la vente. L’Huissier pourra ouvrir l’enchère d’un lot en enchérissant sous le prix de réserve pour le compte du vendeur. L’Huissier pourra également enchérir pour le compte du vendeur jusqu’à concurrence des prix de réserve fixés, par des enchères successives ou consécutives pour un lot, ou par des enchères en réponse aux autres enchérisseurs.

À l’exception de la garantie limitée décrite au point 2 ci-dessous, tous les lots sont vendus sans aucune garantie ou déclaration expresse ou implicite de la part d’Antiquorum ou du vendeur quant à la qualité marchande, l’utilisation particulière, la rareté, l’importance, l’exactitude des indications concernant l’auteur, le fabricant, l’origine, époque, âge, attribution, authenticité, la provenance, le poids ou l’état d’un objet. De même, aucune déclaration (qu’elle soit orale ou écrite, faite dans le catalogue, une publicité, un acte de vente, publiée, annoncée ou d’autre façon) faite par un employé ou un agent d’Antiquorum ne pourra être interprétée comme étant une garantie, une déclaration ou une assomption de responsabilité. Ni Antiquorum ni le vendeur ne sera responsable de la détérioration ou du défaut d’un quelconque lot.

MONTRES ET HORLOGES

(i) Presque toutes les horloges et montres ont subi des réparations et des révisions au cours de leur durée de vie et peuvent donc éventuellement comporter des pièces qui ne sont pas d’origine. Nous ne garantissons pas l’authenticité d’un élément composant une montre ou une horloge. Les horloges peuvent être vendues sans pendules, poids ou clés.

(ii) Comme les montres et horloges de collection ont souvent des mécanismes très fins et complexes, une révision, un changement de pile ou d’autres travaux de réparation peuvent être nécessaires, dont vous êtes responsable. Nous ne garantissons pas le bon fonctionnement d’une montre ou d’une horloge. Les certificats

ne sont pas disponibles sauf s’ils sont décrits dans le catalogue.

(iii) La plupart des montres ont été ouvertes pour constater le type et la qualité du mouvement. Pour cette raison, les montres avec boîtiers étanches peuvent ne pas être étanches et nous vous recommandons de les faire vérifier par un horloger compétent avant utilisation.

BIJOUX

(i) Les gemmes de couleur (telles que les rubis, les saphirs, les émeraudes…) peuvent avoir été traitées pour améliorer leur apparence, par des méthodes comme le chauffage et l’huilage. Ces méthodes sont acceptées par le commerce international de la bijouterie mais peuvent fragiliser la gemme et/ou nécessiter des soins particuliers au fil du temps.

(ii) Tous les types de pierres précieuses peuvent avoir été améliorés par une méthode quelconque. Nous n’obtenons pas de rapport d’analyse gemmologique pour chaque pierre précieuse vendue dans nos enchères. Lorsque nous recevons des rapports d’analyse gemmologiques de laboratoires de gemmologie reconnus internationalement, ces rapports seront décrits dans le catalogue. En raison des différences d’approche et de technologie, les laboratoires peuvent ne pas être d’accord si une pierre précieuse particulière a été traitée, la quantité de traitement ou si le traitement est permanent. Les laboratoires de gemmologie ne feront rapport que sur les améliorations ou traitements connus des laboratoires à la date du rapport.

(iii) Pour les ventes de bijoux, les estimations sont basées sur les informations contenues dans tout rapport d’analyse gemmologique ou, si aucun rapport n’est disponible, supposent que les pierres précieuses peuvent avoir été traitées ou améliorées. Tout lot vendu aux enchères peut être affecté par les lois sur les exportations du pays dans lequel il est vendu et les restrictions à l’importation de d’autres pays. De nombreux pays exigent une déclaration

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d’exportation pour les biens quittant le pays et/ ou une déclaration d’importation à l’entrée des biens dans le pays. Les lois locales peuvent vous empêcher d’importer un lot ou vous empêcher de vendre un lot dans le pays où vous l’importez. Sachez que l’or de moins de 18ct n’est pas considéré dans tous les pays comme de l’”or” et peut donc parfois être refusé à l’importation dans ces pays sous l’appellation « or ».

2. GARANTIE LIMITÉE

Sauf stipulation contraire du paragraphe suivant, Antiquorum garantit que dès l’accomplissement de la vente d’un quelconque lot en vertu des Conditions de vente de ce catalogue, la propriété, les intérêts, et les droits de ce lot seront transmis à l’acquéreur libre de tout droit de tiers.

Antiquorum garantit pour une période d’une (1) année depuis la date de la vente que la paternité de chaque lot est conforme aux indications en caractères gras ou en lettres capitales de ce catalogue. Antiquorum ne donne aucune garantie d’aucune sorte, implicite ou expresse, concernant les descriptions d’un quelconque matériel du catalogue qui ne serait pas en caractères gras ou en lettres capitales. Antiquorum ne garantit pas que tous les composants d’une montre soient ses composants originels.

L’acquéreur ne disposera cependant d’aucune garantie si les descriptions contenues dans le catalogue correspondaient avec l’opinion dominante des spécialistes ou des experts au moment de la vente, ou que le catalogue indiquait qu’un conflit entre ces opinions existait.

La garantie est donnée pour une période d’une (1) année depuis la date de la vente aux enchères durant laquelle le lot a été acquis. Cette garantie n’est donnée qu’à l’acquéreur originel dont le nom est consigné au registre de ventes et n’est en aucun cas transférable. Pour l’exercice de la garantie concernant une description en caractères gras ou en lettres capitales, l’acquéreur originel devra (i) en informer Antiquorum par courrier recommandé dans les 7 jours suivant la prise de connaissance d’une quelconque information lui suggérant qu’il existe une imprécision dans les descriptions en caractères gras ou lettres capitales, en spécifiant le numéro de lot, la date de la vente aux enchères durant laquelle le lot fut acquis, ainsi que les raisons le poussant à douter desdites descriptions, et (ii) réexpédier le lot à Antiquorum à l’adresse à laquelle la vente a été effectuée, et ce dans les mêmes conditions qu’alors acquis, libre de tout droit de tiers postérieur à la vente.

Antiquorum pourra renoncer à l’une de ces exigences à son entière discrétion. Il est particulièrement compris et accepté que l’annulation de la vente et le remboursement du

prix de vente payé (le prix d’adjudication gagnant ainsi que la commission acheteur) est exclusive et en lieu et place d’un quelconque autre moyen de droit à disposition de l’acquéreur. Antiquorum et le vendeur n’assumeront aucune responsabilité pour toute perte ou dommage indirect de quelque nature que ce soit et pour quelque cause que ce soit, y compris les intérêts et le gain manqué, découlant de l’annulation de la vente. A l’exception de la garantie limitée décrite ci-dessus, Antiquorum et le vendeur ne donnent aucune garantie concernant les lots vendus en vertu des présentes Conditions de vente.

3. LA VENTE AUX ENCHÈRES

La vente sera conduite en français mais les enchères pourront être répétées en anglais. Le prix d’achat à payer par l’acquéreur sera constitué du prix d’adjudication final majoré de la commission acheteur, en sus de toute taxe de vente applicable. Au prix d’adjudication final s’ajoutera une commission acheteur de : 25% du prix d’adjudication de chaque lot jusqu’à concurrence de CHF 500’000.-, de 20% de CHF 500’001 à CHF 5’000’000 et de 12% à partir de CHF 5’000’001.

Antiquorum est en droit selon sa libre appréciation de retirer, de diviser ou grouper différemment les lots faisant partie de la vente ainsi que de refuser l’adjudication de n’importe lequel desdits lots, et n’encourra aucune responsabilité de ce fait. Antiquorum se réserve le droit de refuser selon sa libre appréciation toute offre d’enchères.

En cas de conflit ou de tout autre question liée aux enchérisseurs, l’Huissier pourra à sa seule discrétion déterminer l’enchérisseur gagnant, continuer les enchères, annuler la vente ou proposer de nouveau et remettre en vente l’article litigieux. Sa décision est consignée au le procès-verbal, lequel fait foi.

Le montant des surenchères est en règle général de 10%, l’Huissier pourra cependant modifier les surenchères à tout moment, à son entière discrétion. Le montant minimal d’enchères est communiqué durant la vente aux enchères.

L’enchérisseur qui agit pour le compte d’un tiers engage son entière responsabilité personnelle, en particulier en ce qui concerne les obligations contractées dans le cadre de la vente aux enchères.

Cette responsabilité s’étend notamment à la vérification de la qualité des lots achetés ainsi qu’au règlement ultérieur de la facture des lots acquis.

Bien qu’Antiquorum puisse à son entière discrétion exécuter des ordres d’enchères de personnes absentes (ordres d’enchères écrits laissés à disposition d’Antiquorum avant la vente) ou accepter des enchères par téléphone ou des enchères par internet à titre de commodité pour les clients non présents

lors de la vente, Antiquorum n’encourra aucune responsabilité en cas d’échec, d’erreur ou d’omission relatives à l’exécution d’un ordre d’enchères.

Les lots de haute valeur (identifiés par Antiquorum à son entière discrétion) peuvent, à moins d’un accord préalable, être enchéris seulement par les acheteurs potentiels qui ont rempli un formulaire d’enregistrement pour les lots considérés de haute valeur.

4. PAIEMENT

La propriété des lots devra être transmise dès la tombée du marteau de l’Huissier adjugeant le lot à l’enchérisseur gagnant, sous réserve du respect des présentes Conditions de vente par l’acquéreur, et notamment du paiement intégral du prix d’achat. L’acquéreur ne pourra révoquer son acceptation d’un quelconque lot postérieurement à la tombée du marteau de l’Huissier.

L’acquéreur accepte par la présente l’entier des risques et responsabilités liés au lot. L’acquéreur devra s’acquitter de l’entier du prix d’adjudication final, de la commission et de toute taxe, en Francs suisses, en utilisant une des méthodes de paiement considérée comme acceptable par Antiquorum (dont notamment la monnaie suisse, virement bancaire, bulletin de paiement).

Les devises étrangères pourront être acceptées au taux du jour déterminé par Antiquorum. Les lots ne seront livrés à l’acquéreur qu’une fois le prix d’achat intégralement versé. Les modalités d’emballage et d’expédition ainsi que les frais y afférant sont aux frais et aux risques de l’acquéreur. Une fois le paiement intégral effectué, Antiquorum pourra, en guise de service à l’acquéreur, faire emballer, assurer et expédier les lots acquis, sur demande et au seuls frais de l’acquéreur. Dans ce cas, l’acquéreur accepte l’entier des risques liés à l’emballage, la manutention ainsi qu’à l’expédition des lots. Antiquorum n’encourra aucune responsabilité pour toute perte ou dommage causé aux lots à cette occasion. Antiquorum pourra déplacer les lots acquis dans un site de stockage aux risques de l’acquéreur. L’acquéreur devra payer toutes les taxes applicables ou émoluments prélevés par toute autorité (à moins qu’Antiquorum ne reçoive des preuves qu’elle considère comme satisfaisantes de l’exemption).

La TVA de 7,7% est due sur tous les achats. La TVA sera entièrement remboursée sur présentation d’une déclaration d’exportation validée par l’administration fédérale des douanes suisse.

Il est expressément accepté que le vendeur ne recevra le paiement pour un lot qu’une fois qu’Antiquorum aura reçu le paiement intégral de l’acquéreur, dont notamment les commissions liées audit lot ainsi que les frais

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administratifs et de manutention.

5. MOYENS DE DROIT

DROIT APPLICABLE ET FOR

En cas d’incompatibilité d’une quelconque information ou disposition du catalogue avec les présentes Conditions de vente, seules les Conditions de vente feront foi. Si l’acquéreur reste en défaut avec les obligations découlant des présentes Conditions de vente, Antiquorum sera en droit de (en complément de tout autre moyen à disposition d’Antiquorum en vertu de la loi), (i) mettre en demeure l’acquéreur de payer le prix d’achat ; (ii) annuler la vente ; (iii) revendre le lot sans aucune réserve à la vente aux enchères ou par vente privée sur préavis dans les 7 jours à l’acquéreur ; (iv) payer au vendeur un montant égal au produit net de la vente selon le montant enchéri par l’acquéreur en défaut, et ensuite revendre le lot à un tiers sans aucune réserve à la vente aux enchères ou par vente privée dans les 15 jours sur préavis écrit à un tel acquéreur ; ou, (v) retourner le lot au vendeur, pour autant que 45 jours se soient écoulés et qu’aucun paiement n’ait été reçu de la part de l’acquéreur ; ou (vi) prendre toute autre mesure qu’Antiquorum jugera nécessaire ou appropriée.

En cas de revente du lot par Antiquorum en vertu de la clause (iii) ou (iv) cidessus, l’acquéreur en défaut sera tenu de payer toute différence négative entre le prix d’achat et le montant obtenu après revente, de même que tous frais et coûts, y compris d’administration, de manutention, d’assurance, de stockage, les dépenses liées aux deux ventes, honoraires d’avocats, commissions, dommages fortuits, ainsi que toute charge due selon les présentes Conditions de vente. Si l’acquéreur paie une portion du prix d’achat pour un ou tous les lots achetés, Antiquorum pourra attribuer le montant reçu au lot ou aux lots selon sa libre appréciation, tel que jugé approprié. Tout acquéreur en défaut avec les obligations découlant des présentes Conditions de vente sera réputé avoir conféré à Antiquorum un droit de gage sur la totalité des lots gardés par Antiquorum dont l’acquéreur est propriétaire, que ces lots soient destinés à la vente ou acquis avant, pendant et/ou après la présente vente aux enchères. Ce gage garantit le remboursement de tout montant dû en capital, intérêts, commissions et frais éventuels, de même que tout dommage supporté par Antiquorum. Antiquorum est autorisée, mais non obligée, à réaliser les gages sans autres formalités et sans préavis si l’acquéreur est en demeure pour le paiement de sa dette ou l’exécution d’une obligation quelconque. Antiquorum pourra

dans tous les cas réaliser les gages de gré à gré. A cet effet, elle n’est pas tenue d’observer les formalités prévues par la Loi fédérale sur la poursuite pour dette et la faillite; Antiquorum est libre en outre d’introduire ou de continuer une poursuite ordinaire, sans avoir préalablement réalisé les gages et sans renoncer pour autant à ceux-ci.

Le paiement ne sera considéré comme effectué intégralement qu’une fois qu’Antiquorum aura obtenu des fonds satisfaisants. En cas de défaut de l’acquéreur dans le paiement d’une partie ou de la totalité du prix d’achat pour un quelconque lot, et si Antiquorum choisi pour autant de payer au vendeur une partie du produit de la vente, l’acquéreur accepte qu’Antiquorum disposera de tous les droits du vendeur relatifs à la somme versée, selon la loi ou les présentes Conditions de vente. L’unique et exclusif moyen de droit de l’acquéreur à l’encontre d’Antiquorum et du vendeur consiste en l’annulation de la vente et au remboursement du prix payé pour le lot. L’acquéreur perd tout autre droit découlant de la loi, et Antiquorum ou le vendeur n’assumera aucune responsabilité pour une quelconque perte ou dommage subi par l’acquéreur.

La participation à la vente aux enchères, en personne ou au moyen d’un agent ou d’un représentant, par ordre d’enchères, téléphone, internet et ou tout autre moyen, implique l’adhésion totale de l’acquéreur à ce qui suit : ces Conditions de vente ainsi que tous les rapports juridiques qui en découlent seront soumis au Droit interne suisse exclusivement (en faisant abstraction des règles de conflit de loi et à l’exclusion des traités internationaux). Tous litiges, différends ou prétentions découlant des présentes Conditions de vente ou se rapportant à celles-ci, y compris la validité, la nullité, d’éventuelles violations ou la résiliation de celles-ci, seront exclusivement tranchées par les tribunaux du canton de Genève en Suisse, le recours au Tribunal fédéral étant réservé. L’acquéreur s’engage par la présente irrévocablement et inconditionnellement à lever toute objection concernant le dépôt d’une action auprès desdits tribunaux, et consent à s’abstenir de plaider ou de revendiquer l’incompétence de ces tribunaux. Dans tous les cas, Antiquorum se réserve le droit de poursuivre tout acquéreur défaillant à son lieu de résidence, auquel cas le Droit suisse reste applicable.

• Le fait qu’une partie n’ait pas exigée le respect ou l’exécution d’une des dispositions des présentes Conditions de vente ne signifiera en aucun cas que cette partie ait renoncé au bénéfice de cette disposition, ni n’affectera la validité en

tout ou partie des présentes Conditions de vente ou le droit de demander l’exécution de chacune des disposition.

• Si une des parties ou disposition de ces Conditions de vente s’avère nulle, les autres dispositions de ces Conditions de vente resteront valables et continueront à lier les parties, et les dispositions ou parties qui apparaîtront nulles ne pourront être amendées ou modifiées plus que le strict nécessaire à leur validité et resteront aussi proche que possible de leur sens initial.

RÉFÉRENCES BANCAIRES

(virement à effectuer en euro)

Titulaire du compte : ANTIQUORUM Geneve SA

Nom de la banque : UBS

Compte N° 0240-121155.01X

IBAN : CH850024024012115501X

Swift code : UBSWCHZH80A

Antiquorum est partenaire de Watch Certificate™, le service d’authentification et de certification qui accompagne votre garde-temps tout au long de sa vie. Protégez et valorisez votre montre grâce au Watch Certificate™

- Rapport de condition : vous accédez en ligne aux informations spécifiques de votre montre, détaillé et normé avec 53 points de contrôle, illustrés de 8 photographies de votre montre.

- Valeur de marché : vous disposez d’une estimation validée par un expert reconnu à l’international, et reconnue par les assureurs.

- Historique : vous bénéficiez d’un carnet de suivi pour consigner chaque opération de maintenance, et qui valorise votre montre.

- En cas de vol : vous obtenez une assistance dans vos démarches auprès de la police et de l’assurance. Le vol est déclaré à la manufacture et votre montre est placée en surveillance active. Si elle apparaît sur l’une des principales plateformes en ligne ou maisons de ventes, vous bloquez ainsi sa revente et maximisez vos chances de la récupérer.

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General terms and conditions of sales

The auction is a public auction held by Antiquorum Genève SA (hereinafter “Antiquorum”) on behalf of the consignors of the lots being sold. A person’s participation in the auction and/or purchase of any lots constitutes an agreement to be bound by these Conditions of Sale as well as all rights and obligations arising therefrom.

The Important Notices contained in this catalogue are deemed to be a part of these Conditions of Sale and are hereby incorporated in their entirety into these Conditions of Sale. Except as amended by Antiquorum in its sole and absolute discretion by the posting of notices or oral announcement at the auction or otherwise, these Conditions of Sale together with the Important Notices and the other contents of this catalogue constitute a full recitation of the terms and conditions under which sales are conducted and may not be amended except in a writing acknowledged by Antiquorum.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing by Antiquorum these Conditions of Sale shall apply to auction sales as well as all other sales made by Antiquorum. Antiquorum accepts no responsibility for and shall not be liable for any defaults by any Buyers or Consignors. The auction is held by a Huissier Judiciaire of the Canton of Geneva (hereinafter “the Auctioneer”).

The Auctioneer reads the essential clauses at the start of the auction. These Conditions of Sale are available on request and are displayed in the sale room during the auction. The French version of these Conditions of Sale is the authoritative and binding text.

1.LOTS OFFERED FOR SALE

Before the sale, all lots may be examined at the exhibition times listed in the catalogue. All interested persons including, without limitation, bidder’s representatives and auction agents are understood to have examined all lots which they purchase and to accept them as they are at the moment of the fall of the Auctioneer’s hammer and not necessarily as described in any written material or oral communications. Those persons interested in purchasing any of the lots being sold shall be responsible for examining the lots personally to confirm their actual condition. All lots are sold “as is” according to their condition at the moment of the fall of the Auctioneer’s hammer. Buyer acknowledges that it is the responsibility of buyer to fully inspect each lot before bidding and hereby represents that the amounts bid for any lot are based solely on buyer’s own independent inspection and evaluation of that lot.

Antiquorum has included in the catalogue estimates of the value of the lots to be sold. Such estimates have been developed using such experts, tests and other methods as Antiquorum has deemed in its sole discretion to be appropriate under the circumstances. Antiquorum shall have no liability whatsoever relating to estimates of value attributed to the lots and all participants in the auction shall be responsible for reaching their own conclusions as to the value of the lots. Neither Antiquorum nor the consignor is responsible for any errors and omissions in the catalogue or any advertisements or other written material, it being understood that any description or statement therein does not constitute a warranty or representation and is provided for identification purposes only.

Unless specified in the catalogue, lots are subject to reserve price which is a confidential minimum amount the consignor is willing to accept. If the reserve price is not reached, the Auctioneer may withdraw the lot from the sale.

The Auctioneer may open bidding on any lot below the reserve by placing a bid on behalf of the consignor. The Auctioneer may continue to bid on behalf of the consignor up to the amount of the reserve, either by placing successive or consecutive bids for a lot, or by placing bids in response to other bidders. Except for the limited warranty, contained in section 2 below, all lots are sold without any representations or warranties by Antiquorum or the consignor as to merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, rarity, importance, the correctness of the catalogue or other description concerning the author, maker, origin, period, age, attribution, authenticity, provenance, weight or condition of any object. No statement (whether oral or written, made in the catalogue, an advertisement, a bill of sale, posting, announcement or elsewhere) whether made by any employee or agent of Antiquorum shall be deemed to be a warranty, representation or assumption of liability. Neither Antiquorum nor the consignor have any responsibility whatsoever for any defect in or deterioration of any lot.

WATCHES AND CLOCKS

(i) Almost all clocks and watches are repaired in their lifetime and may include parts which are not original. We do not give a warranty that any individual component part of any watch or clock is authentic. Clocks may be sold without pendulums, weights or keys.

(ii) As collectors’ watches and clocks often have very fine and complex mechanisms, a general service, change of battery or further repair work may be necessary, for which you are responsible. We do not give a warranty that any watch or clock is in good working order. Certificates are not available unless described in the catalogue.

(iii) Most watches have been opened to find out the type and quality of movement. For that reason, watches with water resistant cases may not be waterproof and we recommend you have

them checked by a competent watchmaker before use.

JEWELS

(i) Coloured gemstones (such as rubies, sapphires, emeralds….) may have been treated to improve their look, through methods such as heating and oiling. These methods are accepted by the international jewellery trade but may make the gemstone less strong and/or require special care over time.

(ii) All types of gemstones may have been improved by some method. We do not obtain a gemmological report for every gemstone sold in our auctions. Where we do get gemmological reports from internationally accepted gemmological laboratories, such reports will be described in the catalogue. Because of differences in approach and technology, laboratories may not agree whether a particular gemstone has been treated, the amount of treatment or whether treatment is permanent. The gemmological laboratories will only report on the improvements or treatments known to the laboratories at the date of the report.

(iii) For jewellery sales, estimates are based on the information in any gemmological report or, if no report is available, assume that the gemstones may have been treated or enhanced.

Any lot sold at auction may be affected by laws on exports from the country in which it is sold and the import restrictions of other countries. Many countries require a declaration of export for property leaving the country and/or an import declaration on entry of property into the country. Local laws may prevent you from importing a lot or may prevent you selling a lot in the country you import it into. Be aware that gold of less than 18ct does not qualify in all countries as ‘gold’ and may be refused import into those countries as ‘gold’.

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2. LIMITED WARRANTY

Except as otherwise provided in the paragraph immediately following, Antiquorum warrants that, upon the consummation of the sale of any lot under the terms and conditions contained in this catalogue, clear and unencumbered right, title and interest in and to such lot shall pass to the buyer. Antiquorum guarantees for a period of one (1) year from the date of sale that the authorship of each lot in this catalogue is as set out in the bold or capitalized type in the catalogue description of the lot. Antiquorum makes no warranties, whatsoever, whether express or implied, with respect to any, material in the catalogue other than that appearing in the bold or capitalized heading subject to the exclusions below. Antiquorum does not guaranty that all component parts of any timepiece are original to the timepiece.

The guarantee does not apply if the catalogue description was in accordance with the opinion of generally accepted experts and specialists at the date of the sale, or the catalogue description indicated that there was a conflict of such opinions. The guarantee is provided for a period of one (1) year from the date of the relevant auction, is solely for the benefit of the original purchaser of record and is not transferrable. In the event of any claim by the original purchaser regarding a bold or capitalized provision, said purchaser must

(i) notify Antiquorum in writing within 7 days of receiving any information that causes the original purchaser of record to question the accuracy of the bold or capitalized type heading, specifying the lot number, date of the auction at which it was purchased and reasons for such question: and

(ii) return the lot to Antiquorum at the original selling location in the same condition as at the date of sale to the original purchaser of record and be able to transfer good title to the lot, free from any third party claims arising after the date of such sale.

Antiquorum has discretion to waive any of the above requirements. It is specifically understood and agreed that the rescission of a sale and the refund of the original purchase price paid (the successful hammer price, plus the buyer’s premium) is exclusive and in lieu of any other remedy which might otherwise be available as a matter of law, or in equity. Antiquorum and the consignor shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages incurred or claimed, including without limitation, loss of profits or interest. Other than the limited warranty and guarantee provisions above, Antiquorum and the consignor make no representations, warranties or guarantees regarding the lots sold hereunder.

3. THE AUCTION

The purchase price payable by a buyer will be the sum of the final bid price plus the buyer’s premium, together with any applicable sales or compensating use tax. In addition to the hammer price, the buyer’s premium is payable as follows: 25% of the hammer price on each lot up to and including CHF 500,000, 20% from CHF 500,001 to CHF 5,000,000 and 12% from CHF 5,000,001. Antiquorum may in its sole and absolute discretion and at any time withdraw, group differently or divide any lot included for sale and shall have no liability whatsoever for the same. Antiquorum reserves the right to refuse any bids in its full and absolute discretion. In the event of any dispute between bidders, or any other issue with respect to the bidder, the Auctioneer will have absolute discretion to determine the successful bidder, to continue the bidding, to cancel the sale or to reoffer and resell the article in dispute. His/her decision is recorded in the sale report which is conclusive.

Bidding shall generally be increased in increments of 10%, however, the Auctioneer may modify bidding increments from time to time at his/her absolute discretion. The minimum bid is communicated during the auction. Any person bidding for the account of a third party is fully liable for any obligation assumed by such person relating to the sale. This liability includes, without limitation, the verification of the condition and valuation of lots and the payment for lots purchased. Although Antiquorum, in its sole discretion, may execute absentee bids (written bids left with Antiquorum prior to sale) or accept telephone and internet bids as a convenience to clients who are not present at auction, Antiquorum is not responsible for failing to execute such bids or for any errors or omissions in connection therewith.

High value lots (identified by Antiquorum in its entire discretion) may, unless otherwise agreed, be bid for only by prospective Buyers who have completed pre-bidding registration for the high value lot category.

4. PAYMENT

Title to the offered lot passes to the buyer upon the fall of the Auctioneer’s hammer and the announcement by the Auctioneer that the lot has been sold, subject to compliance by the buyer with all other conditions of sale, including full payment as required hereunder. Buyer shall have no right to revoke acceptance of any lot after the fall of the hammer.

The buyer thereupon assumes full risk and responsibility for the lot. The buyer shall immediately pay the full purchase price, buyer’s commission and all applicable sales and other taxes in Swiss francs using a method of payment acceptable to auctioneer (including Swiss currency, bank wire). Payment in foreign currencies is accepted at the

rates of exchange of the day of sale as determined by Antiquorum. Lots are delivered to the buyer only upon the full payment of all such amounts. Shipping and packing arrangements and charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer. After payment has been made in full, Antiquorum may, as a service to the buyer, arrange to have the purchased lots packed, insured and shipped at the buyer’s request and expense. In this event, the buyer agrees that all said packaging, handling and shipping is at the sole risk of the buyer and that Antiquorum shall have no liability for any loss or damage to the purchased lots. Antiquorum may move the property to an off-site storage at the risk of the buyer. Buyer will be required to pay all applicable taxes, or fees levied by any authority (unless Antiquorum receives satisfactory proof of exemption, to be determined in Antiquorum’s sole discretion).

A 7,7% VAT is applicable to each sale. VAT will be entirely refunded upon receipt of an export declaration validated by the Swiss Federal Customs Administration. It is expressly agreed that consignor shall only receive payment for a lot provided Antiquorum has received full payment from buyer, including such lost commissions and administrative and handling charges.

5. REMEDIES, APPLICABLE LAWS AND JURISDICTION

To the extent that any other information or provision set forth in this catalogue is inconsistent with the Conditions of Sale, the Conditions of Sale shall be controlling. If the buyer fails to comply with any of these Conditions of Sale, Antiquorum may (in addition to asserting all remedies available by law),

(i) hold such defaulting buyer liable for the purchase price;

(ii) cancel the sale;

(iii) resell the property without reserve at public auction or privately on seven days’ notice to the buyer;

(iv) pay the consignor an amount equal to the net proceeds payable in respect of the amount bid by the defaulting buyer and then resell the property to a third party without reserve at public auction or privately on fifteen (15) days written notice to such buyer; or

(v) return the lot to the consignor, provided fortyfive (45) days have elapsed and no payment has been received from buyer; or

(vi) take such other action as Antiquorum deems necessary or appropriate. If Antiquorum resells the property pursuant to clause (iii) or (iv) above, the defaulting buyer shall be liable for the payment of any deficiency between the purchase price and the price obtained upon resale and all costs and expenses, including administration, handling, insurance, warehousing, the expenses of both sales, reasonable attorneys’ fees, commissions, incidental damages and all other charges due hereunder. In the event that such buyer pays a

The auction will be conducted in French but the bidding may be translated also into English.

General terms and conditions of sales

portion of the purchase price for any or all lots purchased, Antiquorum shall apply the payment received to such lot or lots as Antiquorum, in its sole discretion, deems appropriate.

Any buyer who fails to comply with these Conditions of Sale will be deemed to have granted Antiquorum a security interest in, and Antiquorum may retain as collateral security for such buyer’s obligation to it, any property in Antiquorum’s possession owned by such buyer. This security interest secures the principal amount of any such claim and also any outstanding or accruing interest, commissions, costs and all other fees as well as any and all damages suffered by Antiquorum. Antiquorum is entitled, but not obliged, to realize freely the security interests without further formalities and without previous notice to the buyer who is in default of payment on his debt or in the fulfilment of any other obligation hereunder. In any event, Antiquorum will be entitled to realise its security on a private treaty basis. For this purpose, Antiquorum is not bound to comply with the the formalities of the Federal Law dealing with actions for debt and bankruptcy proceedings ; in addition, Antiquorum may choose to institute or proceed with the usual proceedings witjout having beforehand sold the secured goods and without having moreover given up its rights to them.

Payment will not be deemed to have been made in full until Antiquorum has collected sufficient funds. In the event the buyer fails to pay any or all of the total purchase price for any lot and Antiquorum nonetheless elects to pay the consignor any portion of the sale proceeds, the buyer acknowledges that Antiquorum shall have all of the rights of the consignor to pursue the buyer for any amounts paid to the consignor, whether at law, in equity, or under these Conditions of Sale.

The buyer’s sole and exclusive remedy against Antiquorum and the consignor shall be the rescission of the sale and the refund of the original purchase price paid for the lot. This remedy shall be in lieu of any other remedy which might otherwise be available as a matter of law, and neither Antiquorum nor the consignor shall be liable, in whole or in part, for any special, incidental or consequential damages, including, without limitation, loss of profits.

By bidding at the auction, whether present in person or by agent, by absentee bid, telephone, internet, or other means, the buyer shall be deemed to have consented to the following: this agreement shall be interpreted and enforced according to Swiss law by the Courts of the Canton of Geneva and the buyer hereby irrevocably and unconditionally submits to the exclusive jurisdictions of the Courts of Geneva, subject to appeal to the Swiss Federal Court, over any suit, action or proceeding arising out of or relating to this agreement. The buyer hereby irrevocably and unconditionally waives any objection to the laying of venue of any such

suit, action or proceeding brought in any such court and any claim that any such suit, action or proceeding brought in any such court has been brought in an inconvenient forum. The buyer agrees that a final judgment in any such suit, action or proceeding brought in any such court shall be conclusive and binding upon the buyer and may be enforced in any other courts to whose jurisdiction the buyer is or may be subject, by suit upon such judgment;

• No waiver, delay, modification or breach of any provision of this agreement by Antiquorum shall constitute a waiver of any preceding or succeeding breach of the same or any other provision hereof.

• If any part or provision of this agreement is, for any reason, adjudged unenforceable, such adjudication shall in no way affect any other part or provision of this agreement or the validity or enforcement of the remainder of this agreement, and the part or provision affected shall be curtailed or altered only to the minimum extent necessary to make it conform to the applicable law.

BANK REFERENCES

(transfer to be made in euros; bank charges to be borne by the client)

Account holder: ANTIQUORUM Geneve SA

Bank name: UBS

Account number: N° 0240-121155.01X

IBAN: CH850024024012115501X

Swift code: UBSWCHZH80A

Antiquorum is a partner of Watch Certificate™, the authentication and certification service that accompanies your timepiece throughout its life.

Protect and enhance the value of your watch thanks to the Watch Certificate™

- Condition report: you access specific information about your watch, detailed with 53 standardized checkpoints, illustrated with 8 photographs of your watch.

- Market value: you have an estimate validated by an internationally recognized expert and recognized by insurers.

- History: you benefit from a logbook to record each maintenance operation, and which enhances the value of your watch over time.

- In the event of theft: you get assistance in your dealings with the police and insurance. The theft is reported to the manufacturer and your watch is placed on active surveillance. If it appears on one of the main online platforms or auction houses, you block its resale and maximize your chances of getting it back.

To find out more, visit the Watch Certificate™ website: https://www.watchcertificate.com/

For anyone subscribing to the Watch Certificate™, our partner’s terms and conditions apply, which can be found at https://www.watchcertificate.com/legal/ conditions-generales-de-vente

Auction Calendar 2023

GENEVA

May 14th and 15th , 2023

Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces.

HONG-KONG

May 27th and 28th , 2023

Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces.

MONACO

July 19th , 2023

Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces.

HONG KONG

September 20th , 2023

Online Auction.

GENEVA

November 4th and 5th , 2023

Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces.

HONG-KONG

November 25th and 26th , 2023

Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces.

CHRISTMAS SALE

December 8th , 2023

Online Auction.

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Antiquorum grading system

FOR TIMEPIECES & EXPERTS’ OVERALL OPINION

With a view to always providing a higher standard of service to its clientele, Antiquorum has introduced a grading system within its auction catalogues, providing immediate and detailed information on the condition of each lot offered for sale.

With the assistance of the Antiquorum Grading System, clients will have immediate answers to their questions regarding the condition of each lot, and will no longer need to find the time to request condition reports. In addition, with the Experts’

GRADING SYSTEM GUIDE

The lots described in this catalogue have been carefully examined and valued by Antiquorum’s experts and watchmakers, taking into consideration the aesthetic, historical and technical interest, age and rarity, as well as the technology available at the time of production of each timepiece.

For such judgment to be as objective as possible, it must rest on a number of criteria, particularly with regards to the age of a lot. Indeed, a wristwatch of less than 50 years old cannot be judged with the same criteria as a Renaissance watch. This is the reason why some of the gradings will only qualify for certain types of watches and will never be used for others.

For example, if, as a general rule, watches can be attributed gradings from 1 to 4 for the case, the dial and the movement, watches of less than 100 years old can be given grading 1 (as new), 3 (in very good condition), or 4 (in good condition). The latter, (grading 4), will be followed by one or more grading numbers to justify why the lot cannot be considered

Overall Opinion, clients will benefit from the advice of Antiquorum’s experts as each lot is given a grade based on its overall appreciation.

Although every effort has been made to remain objective, clients are nonetheless advised that any grading or condition report will, of necessity, be subjective.

Clients are reminded that all statements made in the Antiquorum Grading System, in the Experts’ Overall Opinion or in any other

“in very good condition”. On the other hand, watches over 100 years old, of similar condition, would indeed be considered as “very good” because of their age and would therefore qualify for grading 3. Needless to say, watches over 100 years old, even in the best state of conservation for their age, are unlikely to ever be considered “as new” and would therefore never be eligible for grading 1; for this reason, we have introduced grading 2 (in perfect condition).

At the end of each lot description, before the estimate, you will find a condition report box, with letters and numbers, divided into 3 sections: these are the grades given to the lot with reference to the condition of its case, its dial and hands, and its movement. To und erstand the grades shown in the condition report box, consult the Antiquorum Grading System as follows:

C for the CASE , followed by one or more numbers = condition of case

condition report for any lot, are provided for information only and should not be considered as a guarantee of any sort.

Such information is given as an opinion for which Antiquorum cannot be held responsible. Furthermore, Antiquorum cannot be held responsible for any misrepresentations or incomplete information regarding the condition of any lot.

D for the DIAL (& hands), followed by one or more numbers = condition of dial & hands

M for the MOVEMENT, followed by one or more numbers = condition of movement

Next to this condition report box, is an experts’ grading box featuring one letter, from to B, as an overall grade. This overall grade is the opinion of Antiquorum’s experts, as a global appreciation of the lot, based on its general condition, quality, technical and historical interest, age and rarity. On this basis, it must be understood that a very early timepiece, a prototype or a watch featuring a rare escapement, although it may be in a mediocre state of conservation, even re-cased or lacking its dial, can qualify for gradings AAA or even

To understand the grade shown in the experts’ grading box, consult the Experts’ Overall Opinion.

Potential buyers should be aware that all water-resistant/water-proof watches have been opened and as such buyers should have the watch inspected in regards to these attribute. A watch’s current state of resistance is NOT reflected in the condition report.

GRADING SYSTEM SPRING 2023

EXPERTS’ OVERALL OPINION

Antiquorum grading system

SYSTÈME D'ÉVALUATION PRINTEMPS 2023

OPINION GÉNÉRALE DES EXPERTS

Condition

REMARKS (C, D, M)

REMARQUES GENERALES (C, D, M)

SPECIFIC TO CASE (C)

SPÉCIFIQUE À LA BOITE (C)

SPECIFIC TO DIAL (D)

SPECIFIC TO MOVEMENT (M)

SPÉCIFIQUE AU CADRAN (D)

SPÉCIFIQUE AU MOUVEMENT (M)

Worldwide offices

SWITZERLAND

Antiquorum Genève SA

Showroom and Administration

3, rue du Mont-Blanc, 1201 Geneva

tel. +41 22 909 28 50

fax. +41 22 909 28 60

e-mail: geneva@antiquorum.swiss

FRANCE

Antiquorum Paris Rive Gauche

26, rue du Bac, 75007 Paris

tel. +33 1 42 61 43 44

e-mail: paris@antiquorum.swiss

HONG KONG

Antiquorum Auctioneers (HK) LTD

Showroom and Administration, Room 706, 7/Floor, The Galleria, No 9 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong

tel. +852 2522 4168

CHINA

Antiquorum Shanghai

tel. + 86 21 6335 1268

e-mail: shanghai@antiquorum.swiss

ITALY

Antiquorum Milan

Piazza Duomo, 21, 20121 Milano

tel.+3902876625 fax.+3902877915

e-mail: milan@antiquorum.swiss

GERMANY

Antiquorum München

Goethestr. 66, 80336 München

tel. +49 89 54880758

fax. +49 89 51563729

e-mail: munchen@antiquorum.swiss

MONACO in association with MC Luxury Auction

20 Boulevard Princesse Charlotte

Domaine de Roqueville

98000 Monaco

+33 (0)6 78 63 05 70

email: monaco@antiquorum.swiss

VIETNAM

Antiquorum Vietnam

69 Quang Trung, Hai Ba Trung District, Ha Noi Capital, Vietnam

Tel: +84946149999

e-mail: vietnam@antiquorum.swiss

THAILAND

Antiquorum Bangkok

4 central world floor 4 Room b417

Bangkok 10330 Thailand

tel. +66 91-954 5626

e-mail: bangkok@antiquorum.swiss

Chairman Giulio De Lucia

FRANCE

MONACO

GERMANY SWITZERLAND

ITALY

CHINA

HONG KONG

THAILAND VIETNAM

SINGAPORE

Chief Executive Officier Romain Réa

Europe

GENEVA

Managing Director & Watch Expert Julien Schaerer

Co-Director & Watch Expert Etienne Lemenager

Logistics Director Armelle De Medeiros

Information Technology Director Jorge Robelo

Information Technology Ruwan Attanayake

Chief Accountant Franck Giorgini

Watchmaker & Restorer Takahiro Hamada

Inventory Control Assistant Byron Sthioul

Junior Specialist & Sales Coordinator Astrid Soyez

Administrative Assistant Sara Uldry

MILAN

Director & Watch Expert Giovanni Varesi

Administrative Assistant Nicoletta Marrini

Junior Watch Expert Francesco Magnoni

MUNICH

Director & Watch Expert Etienne Lemenager

Country Manager Cornelia Baronner

PARIS

Director & Watch Expert Jérôme Lemoine

Sales Coordinator Laëtitia Merendon

MONACO

Sales Coordinator Laëtitia Merendon

Sales Administrator Fiona Galati

Asia

HONG KONG

Managing Director Connie Siu

Chief Accountant Agnes Chan

Business & Logistic Executive Sophie Chan

Accounts & Admin Coordinator Celia Wong

Senior Consultants Alex Ho - Gordon Wong - Joe Fung

BEIJING

Partner Agent Phoebe Jin

SHANGHAI

Connie Siu

THAILAND

Consultant Popaya Ho

VIETNAM

Partner Agent Minh Hiep Nguyen

America

CANADA

Director & Watch Expert Michael Dahan

e-mail: canada@antiquorum.swiss

Auction bid form

Sunday & Monday 14th /15th May 2023

Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces Antiquorum Geneva

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In addition to the hammer price, the buyer’s premium is payable as follows: 25% of the hammer price on each lot up to and including CHF 500,000, 20% from 500,001 and 12% for all amounts in excess of 5,000,001.

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Otherwise, winning lots (only watches and jewellery) will be shipped as per buyer’s instructions. Please refer to the « shipping & Insurance » section at the end of the catalogue for details. Please note Antiquorum is not responsible for shipping clocks, furnitures, voluminous and/or fragile items. Our shipping department will assist you in choosing a third party crating service.

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THE DIAL

THE DIAL

Filling up a niche in the catalogue of horological literature, The Dial, dedicated to the face of the writswatch in the 20 th century, reveals the remarkable history of Stern, the famous Genevan dial firm. Running to 392 pages with over 600 illustrations, this seminal reference book deepdives into all the different dial-making methods, from the simplest silver decoration with printed hour markers to the most complex and unique cloisonnéchamplevé enamel dials. An in-depth analysis of the dials of selected iconic vintage watches is included in a separate chapter.

THE DIAL by Dr. Helmut Crott. Published in French and English.

Copies available for sale from : www.vintagewatchexpert.com

Stern Frères Stern Créations

A master dial - maker

Dr. Helmut Crott

Auctioneers since 1974