GENEVA AUCTION - NOVEMBER 5TH AND 6TH, 2022

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GENEVA AUCTION

IMPORTANT MODERN & VINTAGE TIMEPIECES

Saturday, November 5th, 2022 Sunday, November 6th, 2022

PROPERTY OF VARIOUS OWNERS TO BE OFFERED FOR SALE BY AUCTION IN GENEVA

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Vente placée sous le Ministère de Me René PANTET, Huissier Judiciaire Auction under the aegis of Ministry of Me René PANTET, Bailiff Justice

Principal auctioneer, Julien Schaerer [#1266346]

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Thursday, October 27th – 10 am to 7 pm Friday, October 28th – 10 am to 7 pm

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Saturday, November 5th, 2022 Lots 1-200 - Session 1 at 2:00 p.m.

Sunday, November 6th, 2022

Lots 201-350 - Session 2 at 10:00 a.m. Lots 351-480 - Session 3 at 2:00 p.m.

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Acknowledgements

Gübelin

224107, AEROCOMPAX, RETAILED BY GUMBINER,

GUBELIN

DATE, BLACK DIAL, YELLOW

YELLOW

Vacheron

Heuer

Breitling

Vacheron

Vacheron

Blancpain

FIFTY FATHOMS, STEEL

TAG Heuer

IWC

STEEL

Audemars

WHITE GOLD

Audemars

Piguet

DRESS WATCH, WHITE GOLD

Rolex

REF. 1586, ‘’OBSER VATORY QUALITY’’ IMPERIAL PRINCE, 9K WHITE GOLD

REF.4816, OFFI CIALLY CERTIFIED CHRONOMETER, 18KT PINK GOLD

REF. 6304, DATE JUST, HONEYCOMB DIAL, ROULETTE DATE, STEEL

Rolex

REF.6536/1, SUB MARINER, BLACK DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL

REF. 1680, RED SUBMARINER, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 5512, SUB MARINER, 4-LINE METER FIRST MATT DIAL, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 14060, SUB MARINER, 2-LINE, STEEL

Rolex

REF.1680, SUBMA RINER, BROWN DIAL, RED LETTER, STAINLESS STEEL

Rolex

REF.5513, METER FIRST DIAL, DIVER WATCH, STAINLESS STEEL

Rolex

REF. 16610, SUB MARINER COMEX, STEEL

Rolex

REF.1675, GMT-MASTER, , LONG “E” DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL

Rolex

REF. 16570, EXPLO RER II, BOX AND WARRANTY, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 16520, DAYTO NA, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 18038, DAYDATE, YELLOW GOLD

Rolex

REF.118238, MO THER OF PEARL DIAL, 18K GOLD

Rolex

REF. 1802, SULTAN QABOOS BIN SAID AL SAIDED SIGNA TURE

Rolex

REF. 18239, DAYDATE, DIAMOND INDEXES, WHITE GOLD

Rolex

REF. 118346, DAYDATE, FACTORY DIAMOND- BEZEL AND INDEXES, PLATINUM

Rolex

REF. 118346, SODA LITE DIAL HEBREW DAY INDICATION, PLATINUM

Rolex

REF.18038, DAYDATE, BLACK ONYX DIAL, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

Rolex

REF. 18206, DAYDATE, METEORITE DIAL, DIAMOND INDEXES, PLATI NUM

Rolex

REF. 19019, OYS TERQUARTZ DAYDATE, PUNCHED WARRANTY, WHITE GOLD

Rolex

REF. 6917, DATE JUST, MALACHITE DIAL, ORIGINAL WARRANTY, YEL LOW GOLD

Nicolas Le Noir and Guillaume Bouvier

TO GUILLAUME BOUVIER

William Post

DECOR POCKET WATCH GOLD

Regnier

SPRING ROCK CRYSTAL

Jules Jürgensen

POCKET WATCH YELLOW GOLD

Jules Jürgensen

REPEATING PINK GOLD

Le Roy & Fils

GOLD MI

REPEATING AND DEAD INDE PENDENT CENTER SECONDS

Tempora

Patek Philippe

REPEATING AND CHRONO GRAPH MOUVE MENT IN GOLD

DATE POCKET WATCH GOLD

Sandoz & fils

Perregaux

SPHERICAL

SPRING

Bruguier

INCOR PORATING A SINGING-BIRD, A SEWING/EMBROI DERY NECESSAIRE,

Unsigned

Unsigned

Audemars

Audemars

Audemars

Piaget

Audemars Piguet

Audemars Piguet

Henry Capt CONCERT IN A PARK, BY HENRI CAPT

Albert & Fils MUSICAL SNUFFBOX TORTOISESHELL

Reuge

SINGING BIRD BOX

James Cox

À PARFUMS (PER FUME CASE)

Audemars

Piguet

REF. 26300, ROYAL OAK, BLUE DIAL, STEEL

Audemars Piguet

REF. 26603ST. OO.D002CR.01003

Audemars

Piguet

REF. 25860ST. OO.1110ST.05

Audemars Piguet

REF. 25654ST, PER PETUAL CALENDAR “YVES KLEIN

Rolex

REF.1675, GMT MASTER, NIPPLE TIGER EYE DIAL, 18KT YELLOW GOLD AND STEEL

Rolex

REF. 1675, GMTMASTER, STEEL AND GOLD

Rolex

REF. 16710, GMTMASTER II, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 1675, GMTMASTER, STEEL

Rolex

REF.1675/8, GMT MASTER, NIPPLE DIAL, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

Rolex

REF. 1675, GMT-MASTER, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 16710, GMT-MASTER II, PUNCHED WAR RANTY, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 16520, DAYTO NA, 4 LINES, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 16520, DAYTO NA, PORCELAIN FLOATING DIAL, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 6265, DAYTO NA, BIG RED SIGMA DIAL, STEEL

Rolex

REF.6263, SILVER DIAL WITH BROWN COUNTERS, STAIN LESS STEEL

Rolex

REF. 16030, PER SONAL WATCH OF SERGIO VIERA DE MELLO,

Alain

REF. LWO 5100, KRONO BAUHAUS, STEEL

ENDURANCE, RED DIAL, STEEL

Artya

SON OF ALPS - ME GEVE EDITION, NO. 08/99, STEEL

MIH ANNUAL CALEN DAR CHRONO GRAPH, TITANIUM

A. Lange & Sohne

REF. 101.027, LANGE 1, WHITE GOLD

A. Lange & Sohne

REF. 308.021, LANGEMATIK SAXO-MAT, YELLOW GOLD

A. Lange & Sohne

REF. 140.029, ZEITWERK, WHITE GOLD

A. Lange & Sohne

REF. 151.025, INTE GRATED PLATINUM BRACELET

Franck Muller

Vacheron Constantin

REF. 49145, ROYAL EAGLE, STEEL

Glashütte

REF. 39-44, SENATOR POWER RESERVE MOONPHASE, PINK GOLD

Audemars Piguet

REF. 25657, QUANTIEME PERPETUEL, YELLOW GOLD

Coultre

MASTER CONTROL PERPETUAL CALENDAR, STEEL

Bulgari

REF. BGO 40T TBXT, OCTO FINISSIMO SKELETON RED TOURBILLON, NEW, TITANIUM

Hublot

REF. 341.PX.130. RX, BIG BANG, TITANIUM AND PINK GOLD

IWC

REF. 343.505, MO NARD, PLATINUM

DB28-TIS5, TITANIUM

POSSIBLY

REF. 1810-1205,

REF. EX45-520-50,

REF. 3715, GST CHRONO

REF.5930G-001,

Patek Philippe

REF.5960/1A-001,

Patek Philippe

REF.

REF.5035G012,

H. Moser & Cie

Bethune

Bethune

TITANIUM

Henry Moser & Cie

EN

STEEL

Roger Dubuis

FLYING TOURBILLON, PINK GOLD

STEEL

STEEL

Panerai

00249, RADIO MIR 1936, CALIFOR

DIAL, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL

Panerai

00232, RADIO MIR 1938, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL

Panerai

5218-202 A, LUMINOR, MARINA MILITARE, PVD STEEL

A. Lange & Sohne

206.021, 1815, YELLOW GOLD

Vacheron Constantin

49145, ROYAL EAGLE CHRONO GRAPH, STEEL

Patek Philippe

WHITE GOLD

DAR,

CALENDARIO, WHITE GOLD

Patek Philippe

GOLD

Patek

GOLD

Patek

Patek Philippe

REF. 5170, BLACK

DIAL APPLIED BRE GUET NUMERALS, WHITE GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF.5040, PERPE TUAL CALENDAR, MOON PHASE, LEAP YEAR, 18KT PINK GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF.5065A, AQUANAUT, BLACK DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL

Patek Philippe

REF.3940, PERPE TUAL CALENDAR, MOONPHASE, 18KT WHITE GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF.5035, ANNUAL CALENDAR, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF. 5712, NAUTI LUS, STEEL

Patek Philippe

REF. 3700, NAUTILUS JUMBO, STEEL

Patek Philippe REF. 1463, TWOTONE SILVER DIAL, APPLIED BREGUET NUMERALS, STEEL

Heuer

SINGLE-BUTTON CHRONOGRAPH, ENAMEL DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

Heuer

REF. 11630, AU TAVIA, “ORANGE BOY”, STEEL

Longines

AH

Movado

DIAL STEEL

Gallet 24-HOUR CHRO NOGRAPH BLACK DIAL STEEL

STEEL

STEEL

SILVER DIAL, STEEL

Gübelin

YELLOW GOLD

PINK GOLD

CHRONO

STEEL

GOLD

GOLD

Van Cleef & Arpels

Van Cleef & Arpels

REF. HH35939, CHARMS, DIA MOND BEZEL, 38 MM, WHITE GOLD

Breguet

REF. 3941, DUAL TIME, YELLOW GOLD

Cartier

REF. 30010, PASHA GOLF, YELLOW GOLD

Blancpain

REF. 5335, VILLERET, REPETITION MINUTE PERPE TUAL CALENDAR, YELLOW GOLD

Omega

LOUIS BRANDT, PERPETUAL CA LENDAR, DIAMOND BEZEL, YELLOW GOLD

Breguet, LARGE

“SOUSCRIPTION”TYPE POCKET WATCH, SILVER AND PINK GOLD

Breguet & Fils

POCKET WATCH, JUMP-HOUR, “RÉPÉTITION À PONTS, 23 LIGNES”

Schwob Freres & Co

XXXX

Movado

POCKET WATCH WITH MINUTE-RE PEATER

Ernest Guinand TOURBILLON RE GULATOR GOLD

Northern Goldsmiths Company

ONE-MINUTE ENGLISH TOURBILLON

Grandjean & Cie POCKET WATCH, 18K VARI-COLOUR GOLD

Unsigned

MINUTE-REPEATER, CHRONOGRAPH, TRIPLE DATE,

E. LeCoultre

MINUTE REPEATER GOLD

Audemars Piguet

TIFFANY, AUDE MARDS PIGUET SPLIT SECONDS

Leroy & Cie

Vacheron Constantin, Switzerland

Geneva clock co.

CLOCK ‘’PENDULE A CERCLE TOURNANT’’ WITH MINUTE REPEATER

Vacheron Constantin

PULSOMETRIC SCALE, YELLOW GOLD

Omega

MULTI-COLOR ENA MEL DECORATION, YELLOW GOLD

Vacheron Constantin

CHRONOGRAPH; 18K YELLOW GOLD

REF. OJ 1103, YELLOW GOLD

Breguet

Paris

OF LOVE

Roux, Bordier & Cie POCKET WATCH WITH ENAMEL

Omega PROTOTYPE

“CRYSTAL BALL” CLOCK, BRASS

Gübelin

LIMOGES PORCE LAIN DIAL, GILT BRASS

Patek Philippe REF. 2526, RETAILED BY SERPICO Y L AINO, PINK GOLD INDEXES

Patek Philippe DIAL

1675,

1675, DIAL

DIAL

BEZEL

Rolex

PROBABLY FOR REF. 116519 DAYTO NA DIAL, WHITE GOLD

HEUER

Rolex

BRACELET

Patek Philippe

DIAL FOR NAUTI LUS REF.

Patek Philippe

3700 DIAL, NAUTILUS

Patek Philippe

3800, NAUTILUS, DIAMOND INDEX DIAL

Patek Philippe

DIAL FOR RE FERENCE 1579, YELLOW GOLD

6239/6264/6241,

YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe

3700 DIAL, NAUTILUS

Patek Philippe

3800, NAUTILUS, DIAMOND

DIAL

Rolex

OYSTER CHRONOGRAPH, AN

DIAL, T WO-TONE

Patek Philippe

Patek Philippe

Patek Philipp

Patek Philippe

Rolex

CLOCK,

AND BRASS

Audemars

FACE

Rolex

REF. 1016, EXPLORER, ORIGNAL BOX AND WARRANTY, STEEL

REF. 14270, EXPLORER, STEEL

REF. 14270, EXPLORER, STEEL

Rolex

REF.6542, GMT MASTER, BLACK DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL

Rolex

REF.1675, GMT MASTER, BLACK DIAL, FUXIA INSERT, STAINLESS STEEL

Rolex

REF.1675, GMT MASTER, GILT DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL

Rolex

REF.1675, GMT MASTER, BROWN NIPPLE DIAL, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

Rolex

REF. 1655, EXPLO RER II, SO CALLED “FRECCIONE”, STAINLESS STEEL

REF. 16570, EXPLO RER II, STEEL

REF. 1655, EXPLORER II

Rolex

REF. 1655, EXPLORER II,

Rolex

REF. 14270, EXPLORER, STEEL

REF.5500, EXPLORER, HONEYCOMB CREAM DIAL,

Rolex REF. 1002,AMERICAN HERITAGE LOGO DIAL, STEEL

REF.6238, OYSTER CHRONOGRAPH, PRE-DAYTONA, STAINLESS STEEL

REF.6239, DAYTONA, SO

“CHERRY

STAINLESS

REF.6238, CHRONOGRAPH, PRE DAYTONA, STAINLESS STEEL

REF. 16523, DAYTO

STEEL AND

REF. 16523, DAYTO

STEEL

REF. 16528, DAYTO NA, PORCELAIN FLOATING DIAL, R

REF. 16520, DAYTO NA, DARTH VADER, STEEL

REF. 116613, SUBMARINER, NEW

STOCK, STEEL

GOLD

REF. 16613, SUB

STEEL

REF.

Rolex

REF. 116509, BROWN METEORITE DIAL,

Rolex

REF. 16600, SEA-DWELLER, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 1665, SEAD WELLER, “GREAT WHITE”, STEEL

Rolex

FANCY RECTANGU LAR FRENCH CASE, SALMON DIAL, PINK GOLD

Patek Philippe OFFICIER, CUSHION, ENAMEL DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe

PINK DIAL RE TAILED BY FREC CERO, DOUBLE GENEVA SEAL, PINK GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF. 2526, RE TAILED BY CUERVO Y SOBRINOS, YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe

TWO-TONE DIAL, ORIGINAL CERTI FICATE, YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe

TWO-TONE DIAL, ORIGINAL CERTI FICATE, YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF.287845, ENAMEL DIAL, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF. 425, BLACK DIAL; SO-CALLED “TEGOLINO”; 18K YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF. 130, PINK DIAL, PINK GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF. 3700, NAU TILUS JUMBO, YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe REF. 3800, NAUTILUS, YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe REF. 5712, NAUTILUS, STEEL

Patek Philippe

REF. 3548, ELLIPSE, WHITE GOLD

Patek Philippe REF.3577/1, EL LIPSE, RETAILED BY GUBELIN, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF.3577/1, EL LIPSE, RETAILED BY GUBELIN, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

Rolex REF. 6205, SUBMA RINER, STEEL

Patek Philippe REF. 2573 YELLOW GOLD

Rolex

REF. 6536-1, SUB MARINER SMALL CROWN, STEEL

Rolex REF.6538, SO CALLED “CORON CIONE”, STAINLESS STEEL

Patek Philippe

Vacheron Constantin “CHRONOMETRE ROYAL”, YELLOW GOLD

Rolex

REF. 1675, GMT-MASTER, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 1680, RED SUBMARINER, FEET FIRST, STEEL

REF. 1680, RED SUBMARINER, FEET FIRST, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 116509, COS MOGRAPH DAYTO NA, WHITE GOLD

Rolex

REF. 16520, DAYTO NA, EXTRA SPARE BLACK DIAL, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 116506, DAYTONA, PLATINUM

Rolex

REF. 126710BLRO, GMT-MASTER II, PEPSI, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL

Rolex

REF.18038, SPECIAL BLACK ONYX DIAL, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

Rolex

REF. 16030, DATE JUST, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 1803, BROWN DIAL, EXTRA WHITE BUCKLEY DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

Unsigned

SMALL POCKET WATCH MADE FOR THE CHINESE MARKET GOLD

Longines

Sandol & Cie NAPOLEON REVIEWING THE TROOPS GOLD

Sandol & Cie NAPOLEON REVIEWING THE TROOPS GOLD

Longines

13.33, SINGLE BUTTON CHRONOGRAPH, YELLOW GOLD

Leonidas MULTI-SCALE CHRONOGRAPH, YELLOW GOLD

Heuer CHRONOGRAPH, BLACK DIAL, YEL LOW GOLD

Ulysse Nardin OVERSIZE CHRO NOGRAPH, STEEL

Universal TRI-COMPAX OVER SIZE, DELIVERED TO THE UK MILITA RY, STEEL

Jaeger CHRONOGRAPH, PINK GOLD

Ulysse Nardin REF. 7534, ORIGI NAL WARRANTY, YELLOW GOLD

Jaeger-Le Coultre and Hermès RETAILED BY HERMES, YELLOW GOLD

Omega CAL. 321, CHRONO GRAPH, PINK DIAL

REF. 5966, FLYBACK “RETOUR EN VOL” CHRONO GRAPH, STAINLESS STEEL

UNSIGNED ATTRIBUTABLE TO PIGUET & MEYLAN WATCH

Erwin

Vacheron Constantin REF. 6674, CEN TER-SECONDS, PINK GOLD

Piguet

FANCY LUGS AND CASE, PINK DIAL, PINK GOLD

Patek Philippe REF. 5026, ORIGI NAL CERTIFICATE, YELLOW GOLD

Philippe

5055,

GOLD

Philippe

5055,

GOLD

Philippe

REF.5496P-001, AN NUAL CALENDAR, MOONPHASE, LEAP YAER, PLATINUM

Patek Philippe

REF. 5059, RETRO GRADE PERPE TUAL CALENDAR, PLATINUM

Patek Philippe REF. 5100, TEN DAYS, PINK GOLD

Patek Philippe REF. 5100, TEN DAYS, WHITE GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF.5205G-010, AN NUAL CALENDAR, TWO TONE DIAL, 18KT WHITE GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF.5110P-001, WORLD TIME WATCH, PLATINUM

Patek Philippe

REF. 5000, BLACK DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

Patek Philippe

REF. 7200, CALATRAVA ULTRATHIN AUTOMATIC, PINK GOLD

Patek Philippe REF. 5711, NAUTILUS, STEEL

Patek Philippe

REF. 3710/1A-001, NAUTILUS, POWER RESERVE, SO CALLED “COMET”, STEEL

REF. 79170, “BIG BLOCK”, BOX AND PUNCHED WAR RANTY, STEEL

REF. 94300, EXOTIC DIAL, CASEBACK STICKER, STEEL

REF. 79090, SUB MARINER, BLACK

BOX AND WARRANTY,

REF. 79090, ORI GINAL BOX AND PUNCHED WAR RANTY, STEEL

REF. 16014, DATE

STEEL

REF. 169622, YACHT-MASTER, PLATINUM BEZEL,

REF. 126330, SOCALLED ‘’WIMBLE DON’’ STAINLESS

REF. 16760, GMT-MASTER

LADY”, BOX

PUNCHED WARRANTY,

16610, SUBMARINER,

CERTIFICATE,

Rolex

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

REF. 1680, RED SUBMARINER, STEEL

REF. 5513, SUBMARINER, GILT METER FIRST DIAL, STEEL

REF. 168000, SUBMARINER, STEEL

5512, SUBMARINER, STEEL

REF. 5512, SUB MARINER, SPIDER DIAL, SQUARE CROWN GUARD, STEEL

Rolex

REF. 5513, SUBMA RINER, GILT METER FIRST TROPICAL DIAL, STEEL

REF.5512, SUBMA RINER, SO CALLED “CORNINO”, GILT DIAL

Audemars Piguet

REF. 5402, “ROYAL OAK” SO-CALLED “JUMBO”, A-SERIES

Audemars Piguet

OAK, STEEL AND GOLD

Audemars

REF. 15450 ST, “ROYAL OAK”; STAINLESS STEEL

Audemars

REF. 15202, ROYAL OAK JUMBO ULTRA THIN, STEEL

5554.344,

OAK, YEL

25820ST,

5402, ROYAL

JUMBO,

OAK JUM

NO.

BA 14802-944,

YELLOW

SWISS, 18KT YELLOW

FANCY RECTANGU

FRENCH CASE, SALMON DIAL, PINK GOLD

REF.1008, OYSTER PERPETUAL, SO CALLED ZEPHIR, GILT DIAL, PINK GOLD AND STEEL

REF. 1675, GMT-MASTER, STAINLESS STEEL

REF. 116520, DAYTONA, BOX, WARRANTY, ADDITIONAL DIAL, STEEL

REF. 1500, OYSTER PERPETUAL DATE, GREY DIAL, STEEL

REF. 116520, DAYTONA, STEEL

REF. 116400GV, MILGAUSS, STEEL

REF.14060 SUB MARINER 2 LINES STEEL

REF. 5513, POINTED CROWN GUARDS, DIVER’S, “JUBILEE” BRACELET

REF. 16523, SOCALLED “ZENITH MOVEMENT”, INVERTED 6,

REF. 16610, SUBMARINER, SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND INDEXES

REF. 116520, DAYTONA COLOR CHANGE “BEIGE DIAL” FULL SET

Cartier

FP Journe

AUTO LUNE,

PLATINUM

F.P.

Vacheron Constantin

LEVER

Rolex

Patek

Property of a Swiss collector GÜBELIN, SWITZERLAND

GUBELIN, IPSOMATIC, OVERSIZE WATERPROOF TRIPLE DATE MOONPHASE, BLACK DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

An extremely fine and rare, large, self-winding, 18k yellow gold waterproof antimagnetic wristwatch with triple date and moonphase.

Model Ipsomatic Year Circa 1960’s Case 151399 Caliber 25 jewels

Dimensions 37 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

In the last 25 years, Antiquorum has only offered 5 round-cased 18k yel low gold Gubelin triple date wristwatches and in fact this is the first example with a black dial. Combined with an oversized 37 mm water proof case with its dustcap and a very well preserved punch mark, this is the most attractive and desirable version of the Ipsomatic ever produced, a true collector’s piece.

2.

Property of a Swiss collector LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

LECOULTRE, FUTUREMATIC, BLACK DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine and rare, manual wind, 14k yellow gold wristwatch with black dial and power reserve.

Model Futurematic Year Circa 1960’s Movement 1124000 Caliber 497

Bracelet Leather with a later gold plated Jaeger LeCoultre buckle

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 2 000 - 4 000

HKD 16 000 - 32 000

USD 2 000 - 4 000

of

ANGELUS, SWITZERLAND

ANGELUS, “CHRONO DATOLUXE”, PINK GOLD

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

Model Chrono Datoluxe

Year Circa 1960’s Case 66386

Caliber 252 Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial,

4.

Property of a Swiss collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 2486, COSMIC OVERSIZE, STEEL

A very fine, very well preserved, large, manual wind, stainless steel wristwatch with triple date and moonphase.

Model Cosmic Reference 2486-1

Year Circa 1950 Movement 12591509 Caliber 381 Dimensions 37 mm

Dial, case and movement signed

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, COSMIC, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, original, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with triple date and moonphase.

Model Cosmic Year Circa 1960’s Case 10801716 Movement 10935366

Caliber 27 DL PC

Dimensions 34.5 mm

Signature Dial, case

6.

Property of a US collector RECORD, SWITZERLAND RECORD, OVERSIZE TRIPLE DATE CHRONOGRAPH, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, oversize, manual wind, 18k yellow gold triple date chronograph wristwatch with moonphase.

Year Circa 1960’s Caliber Valjoux 386, 17 jewels

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial signed

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

CHF 2 000 -

To be sold without reserve

7.

-

Property of a US collector UNIVERSAL, SWITZERLAND UNIVERSAL, REF. 224107, AERO-COMPAX, RETAILED BY GUMBINER, WATERPROOF, 38 MM, STEEL

A fine, large, manual wind, stainless steel waterproof chronograph wristwatch with second time recorder.

Model Aero-Compax Reference 224107

Year Circa 1960’s Case 1095456 Movement 244402

Caliber 285, 17 jewels

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-7-9-01 M 3* AA

CHF 2 000 - 4 000

HKD 16 000 - 32 000

To be sold without reserve

USD 2 000 - 4 000

Property

GUBELIN

TRIPLE DATE, BLACK DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, extremely rare, manual wind, 18k yellow gold triple date wristwatch with black

Reference

Year Circa 1960 Case A 477256

Caliber

Bracelet Anonymous integrated 18k yellow gold

overall length 180

Dimensions

Signature Dial, case (with initials)

9.

Property of a Swiss collector

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

JAEGER LECOULTRE, MEMOVOX OVERSIZE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, large, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with alarm and date.

Model Memovox

Year Circa 1965 Case A780990 Movement 1542788

Caliber K825

Dimensions 37 mm

Dial, case and

10.

Property

JUVENIA, SWITZERLAND

JUVENIA, REF.

A fine, unusual, self-winding,

Model Sextant

Year

Case

Caliber

Bracelet

SEXTANT, YELLOW GOLD

11.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

IWC, SWITZERLAND

IWC, REF. 866A, INGENIEUR, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

A fine, well-preserved, self-winding, stainless steel antimagnetic wristwatch with black dial and date.

Model Ingenieur

Reference 866 A Year Circa 1972 Case 1812450 Movement 1921941

Caliber 8541B, 21 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel IWC/Gay Freres bracelet dated 67, approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 37 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

12.

UNIVERSAL, SWITZERLAND

UNIVERSAL, REF. 22297, TRI-COMPAX, LINEN DIAL, STEEL

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

Model Tri-Compax Reference 22297 2 Year Circa 1969 Case 1666213

Caliber 281, 17 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a later stainless steel Universal buckle

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

-

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF.

STEEL

A very fine and

to the Fuerza Area

Ranchero

RANCHERO SEAMASTER,

steel

(FAP).

Year

Signature

14.

with

of military

ZENITH, SWITZERLAND

ZENITH,

15.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

MICAL, SWITZERLAND

MICAL, SINGLE BUTTON CHRONOGRAPH, VALJOUX 22, STEEL

A

Year circa

Calibre

16.

ETERNA, SWITZERLAND ETERNA, OVERSIZE WATERPROOF CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

Year

BREITLING, SWITZERLAND

BREITLING, REF. 809-36, COSMONAUTE, 24-HOUR DIAL, STEEL

A fine, well-preserved, manual wind

with 24-hour dial

Model Cosmonaute

Year circa 1969

Reference 809-36

Calibre 7736, 17 jewels Case No. 1419455

Diameter 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case

18.

BREITLING, SWITZERLAND

BREITLING, REF. 2610, UNITIME, STEEL

A very fine, attractive,

bezel for GMT indication

Model Unitime Year circa 1964

Reference 2610

Calibre 711,

Case No. 945197

Diameter 35 mm.

Signature Dial,

CHF

Property of a

collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA,

A

Reference

OVERSIZE SINGLE

STEEL

20.

Property of a British collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 2471, COSMIC, STEEL

A fine,

Model Cosmic Reference

Year

Caliber

Bracelet

Dimensions

Signature

with

Probably one of the most desirable versions of any waterproof chrono graphs made by Omega due to its screwback and its impres sive 38 mm size for the time. Equipped with big round pu shers, this example has been conserved in excellent overall condition still showing nice thickness and angles to the case as well as a beautifully preserved twotone silver dial with roman numerals and co lourful multi-scales. For similar examples please see Omega, A Journey through Time by Marco Richon, page 534 and 535.

22.

Property of a US collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

21.

Property of a US collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 2077, 33.3 CHRO, STEEL

A very fine, attractive, oversize, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with multi-colour scales.

Reference 2077-3

Year Circa 1944

Movement 10389573

Caliber 33.3 CHRO T6 PC, 17 jewels

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 8 000 - 15 000

HKD 40 000 - 120

000 -

OMEGA, REF. 2077, 33.3 CHRO, BLACK DIAL OVERSIZE, STEEL

A fine, early, rare, oversize, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Reference 2077 Year Circa 1936 Case 9977721 Movement

23.

Property

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF.

A fine,

Reference

Year

CHRONOGRAPH, YELLOW GOLD

BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

BREGUET, TYPE XX, TROPICAL DIAL, STEEL

An extremely fine, attractive, manual wind stainless steel chronograph

with

Type XX Year

Commissioned by the French Air Force to deliver 2000 watches for their pilots, the Breguet Type XX reference 5101 was the first model delivered.

Using a Valjoux 222 assembled by Matthey Tissot, the first type XX’s were assembled featuring an unsigned dial as well as a 30-min flyback chrono graph and an onion crown to facilitate operations wearing gloves. The following examples featured the Breguet signature on the dial as well as some with military engravings on the caseback confirming its end of warranty in 1964 and has remained in excellent original condition featu ring a gorgeous deep brown tropical dial, it is a delightful and extremely rare all original example that will please military chronograph collectors.

26.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 145.022, SPEEDMASTER, TROPICAL DIAL, STEEL

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

Model Speedmaster Year Sold in Belgium in April 1970 Reference 145.022

Movement No. 29600217

Calibre 861

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1039/516) dated 70, approx. overall length 170 mm. Diameter 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

27.

collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 105.003, SPEEDMASTER, STEEL

A fine, iconic, manual wind, stainless

Model Speedmaster Year circa 1963

Reference 105.003-64

Movement No. 20527182

Calibre 321,

42 mm.

jewels

Following this heavy heritage, few of the limited editions bring such envy and excitement to collectors as the Apollo Soyuz. Indeed, in July 1975 the USA and the Soviet Union, putting aside their political conflicts, carried out jointly the first international space mission. This was one of the strongest symbol of “détente” during the Cold War. Few months later, the famous Omega Italian dealer, Fratelli De Marchi, ordered a limited edition of 500 Speedmaster timepieces to commemorate this major event, numbered xxx from 0 to 499. The ApolloSoyuz series were based on the legendary 145.022 –which was the first Speedmaster to use the caliber 861, which replaced the revered caliber 321 from the very first models – but featured a slightly modified case and a dial personalized with the Apollo-Soyuz logo. De Marchi became responsible for the whole distribution of Omega watches throughout Italy in 1921. Even if their partnership ended in 1970s, it is milestone in the watchmaking history, since this retailer was originally behind the very firstlimited series in steel in the brand history.

28.

Property of an Italian collector/ Omegamania Auction (lot 234)

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 145.0022, SPEEDMASTER APOLLO SOYUZ, NO. 095, STEEL

A fine, rare, limited to 500 pieces, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch purchased from the Omegamania Thematic auction.

Model Speedmaster Apollo-Soyuz Reference 145.0022 Year Made in 1975 Case 095 Movement 45585460 Caliber 861

Bracelet Stainless steel Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (1168/633), approx. overall length 185 mm

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Omegamania certificate and 2-year Omegamania/Omega repair warranty, 6 black and white NASA photographs related to the mission

CHF 35 000 - 55 000 | HKD 280 000 - 440 000 | USD 35 000 - 55 000

Property of a US collector

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

JAEGER LECOULTRE, REF. E 558, MASTER MARINER, ORIGINAL BOX, WARRANTY AND CUSTOMS DUTY INVOICE, STEEL

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

Model Master Mariner

Reference E 558

Year Sold in April 1971

Case 1191525

Movement 1979435

Caliber K883, 17 jewels

Dimensions 37 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Fitted box, warranty, customs duty document, stainless steel Stelux bracelet

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

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

To be sold without reserve

Known to collector’s as the Barracuda, the Master Mariner was another version of the continued development of dive watches after the famous Polaris, the first automatic dive watch with alarm. According to the manufacture, the “Deep Sea” was made in 1500 examples between about 1967 to 1971. Featuring a date and a second crown for the inner revolving bezel, the case was made by EPSA (Eugene Piquierez S.A.) which supplied most of the diving watches at the time.

30.

Property of the original Belgian owner

HEUER, SWITZERLAND

HEUER, REF. 3646, AUTAVIA “ANDRETTI”, NO AUTAVIA DIAL, STEEL

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

Model Autavia

Reference 3646

Year Circa 1969

Case 84362

Caliber 92, 17 jewels

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement (Heuer-Leonidas) signed

C 3-9-19 D 2-6-8-01 M 3* AAA

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

urchased new by the current owner in Belgium in the 1960’s, it has an unusual dial variation by not having the word «Autavia» printed on the dial.

31.

Property of a US collector

HEUER, SWITZERLAND

HEUER, REF. 1133, MONACO, STEEL

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

Model Monaco Reference 1133B

Year Circa 1972

Case 157331

Caliber 11, 17 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Heuer/NSA bracelet, approx. overall length 200 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 3-6-8-01

CHF 2 000 - 4 000

AA

HKD 16 000 - 32

2 000 - 4

32.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

HEUER, SWITZERLAND

HEUER, REF. 110.313, SILVERSTONE, BURGUNDY DIAL, STEEL

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

Model Silverstone

Reference 110.313

Year Circa 1972

Case 307255

Caliber 12, 17 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel NSA bracelet, approx. overall length 158 mm

Dimensions 42 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

33.

IWC, SWITZERLAND

IWC, REF. 325, PORTUGUESE OVERSIZE, TWO-TONE DIAL, STEEL

A very, fine, extremely rare, manual wind, stainless steel oversize wristwatch with two-tone dial.

Model Portuguese Reference 325

Year Sold in September 1941 Case 1047151 Movement 932097

74, 16 jewels

Bracelet Leather with a later stainless steel IWC buckle Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Extract from the archives dated 2004 and certificate dated

Known to many collectors as the reference 325, this model is actually the birth of the line and is considered the original Portuguese. According to IWC, the watch line was created when a Portuguese client requested a wristwatch with the same accuracy and size as a pocket watch and in response the first Portuguese watch was created. Interestingly, most of these early examples were delivered to Eastern Europe, probably due to many restrictions linked to World War II, and this example in particular was sold to Vienna. While there are 3 generations accepted by collectors of reference 325, this is part of the first generation and according to IWC was only made in 304 pieces and is one of the most important IWC wristwatches ever manufactured.

35.

Property of a Dutch collector

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 4241, TRIPLE DATE, YELLOW GOLD

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

Reference 4241

Year Made in 1948 Case 310613

Movement 429771

Caliber 455, 17 jewels

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories Certificate of authenticity dated 2017

Around 2016, the watch was sent to Vacheron Constantin for a complete overhaul and restoration.

36.

Property of a US collector

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 6562, CENTER-SECONDS, WATERPROOF, STEEL

A fine, rare, self-winding, stainless steel center-seconds waterproof wristwatch with date.

Reference 6562

Year Circa 1967 Case 421880

Movement 587402

Caliber 1072/1, 29 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

To be sold without reserve

24 000 - 40

000 -

37.

Property of a Dutch collector

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 4786, “CLOU DE PARIS”, PINK GOLD

A very fine and extremely rare, manual wind, 18k pink gold center-seconds wristwatch.

Reference 4786 Year 1953 Case 332376 Movement 478320

Caliber 466

Bracelet Later 18k pink gold Vacheron Constantin buckle

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Extract from the archives

C 3-8

CHF

3-6-9-01

-

38.

Property of a Dutch collector

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 6694, CHRONOMETRE ROYAL, DIAMOND SET LOGO, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, precise, self-winding, 18k yellow gold chronometer wristwatch with date.

Model Chronometre Royal

Reference 6694

Year Circa 1970 Case 440477 Movement 618989

Caliber K1072/1, 29 jewels

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

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

39.

Property of a US collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 135.004, SEAMASTER, PAF, STEEL

A fine, rare, manual wind, stainless steel military wristwatch delivered to the Pakistani Air Force (PAF)

Model Seamaster Reference 135.004-63 S.C.

Movement No. 20476946

Calibre 285, 17 jewels

Diameter 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

40.

Property of a Swiss collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 166.073, SEAMASTER 120, STEEL

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

Model Seamaster 120

Year circa 1971

Reference 166.073

Movement No. 27955043

Calibre 565, 24 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet (1170/634), approx. overall length 170 mm.

Diameter 43 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF

Property of a Belgian collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 145.006, SEAMASTER, RADIAL BLACK DIAL, PULSATION SCALE, ORANGE HAND, STEEL

A fine and extremely rare, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with pulsation scale

Model Seamaster

Year circa 1967

Reference 145.006-66

Movement No. 25448795

Calibre 321, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Omega

Diameter 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

travel pouch

43.

BREITLING, SWITZERLAND

buckle

While the huge majority of Seamaster chronograph come with a tachometer scale, very few examples have a pulsation scale such as this example and is a perfect example of a rare, yet still affordable chronograph.

42.

BLANCPAIN, SWITZERLAND

BLANCPAIN, FIFTY FATHOMS, STEEL

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

Model 50 Fathoms Year circa 1970

Calibre AS 1361N

Case No. 13456

Diameter 33 mm.

Dial and case (Reyville)

BREITLING, REF. 9657, CALIBER LANDERON 1873, STEEL

A fine, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Year circa 1975

Reference 9657

Movement No. 3009181

Calibre Lemania 1873, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with a later Breitling stainless steel deployant clasp

Diameter 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

2 000

44.

HEUER, SWITZERLAND

HEUER, REF. 11630, AUTAVIA, “ORANGE BOY”, STEEL

A very fine, extremely well preserved, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date.

Model Autavia “Orange Boy”

Reference 11630

Year Circa 1970

Caliber 12, 17 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Heuer bracelet with deployant clasp Diameter 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

C

CHF

45.

HEUER, SWITZERLAND

HEUER, REF. 1153, CARRERA, STEEL

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

Model Carrera

Year circa 1975

Reference 1153

Calibre 12, 17 jewels

Case No. 147436

Bracelet stainless steel Heuer buckle Diameter 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8

CHF

3-6-8-07

-

AA

-

HEUER, SWITZERLAND

HEUER, REF. 1550 SG, BUNDESWEHR, STEEL

A fine, limited, manual wind, stainless steel military chronograph wristwatch

Model Bundeswehr

Year circa 1970’s Reference 1550 SG

Calibre 13’’’ Case No. 4980/ 6645-12-146-3774

Bracelet stainless steel Heuer buckle Diameter 43 mm.

Signature Dial and case signed

CHF

Heuer, “Bundeswehr”, so-called “The Bund”

T he Bundeswehr has been the national army of the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) since 1955. This chronograph was used in the pilot squadrons of the FRG Air Force. This watch was very much appreciated by pilots of all nationalities, particularly those of NATO, and many of them, both American and foreign, stationed on German bases, wanted to be equipped with it.

A small series of this chronograph was produced for this purpose, without the mention “3 H” on the dial (at 6 o’clock), and sold in the PX boutiques of the NATO air bases in Germany.

Affectionately nicknamed “The Bund”, in reference to its original assignment, this chronograph was a much appreciated bar gaining chip for the military forces engaged in the Red Flag exercises and between 1970 and 1980 many meritorious pilots were awarded it.

47.

HEUER, SWISS MADE

HEUER, REF.1533B, MONACO, BLUE DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and rare, automatic, stainless steel, blue dial, automatic chronograph, wristwatch

Model Monaco automatic 033 Year circa 1970

Reference 1533B

Calibre 15 heuer leonidas

Bracelet original bracelet length circa 150mm Dimensions 45x40

Accessories 4 extra links

CHF 6 000

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

IWC, SWITZERLAND

IWC, REF. 1832, INGENIEUR SL “JUMBO”, STEEL

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

Model Ingenieur SL Reference 1832 Year Circa 1982 Case 2223014

Caliber 8541 B, 25 jewels

Bracelet integrated stainless steel IWC bracelet, approx. overall length 153 mm.

40 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed

Just like the Patek Philippe «Nautilus» and the Audemars Piguet «Royal Oak», the IWC «Ingenieur SL» was another genius design by Gérald Genta (1931-2011).

Housed in a «Jumbo» stainless steel antimagnetic case, just like his other two creations, it featured the IWC 8541 calibre, which was not only antimagnetic but also featured a stop-second function.

Made in only approximately 542 pieces, this is an opportunity to acquire a classic from Gérald Genta that will certainly become a future collectors pie ce, similar to the «Royal Oak» and «Nautilus».

50.

Property of a Swiss collector

IWC, SWITZERLAND

49.

Property of a Swiss collector

IWC, SWITZERLAND

IWC, REF. 3506, INGENIEUR SL, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

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

Model Ingenieur SL

Reference 3506.1

Year circa 1989

Case 2361773

Movement 2416448

Caliber 3758, 21 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel IWC bracelet, approx. overall length 158 mm.

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories fitted box (flaking), later instruction booklet

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

CHF 3 500 - 5 500 | HKD 28 000 - 44 000 | USD 3 500 - 5 500

IWC, REF. 3508, INGENIEUR, “500.000 A/M”, STEEL

A fine, mid-size, self-winding, stainless steel anti-magnetic wristwatch with date

Model Ingenieur

Reference 3508

Year circa 1994

Case 2505976

Movement 2458316

Caliber 37590, 21 jewels

Bracelet integrated stainless steel IWC bracelet, approx. overall length 162 mm.

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories fitted box (flaking)

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

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

51.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

IWC, SWITZERLAND

IWC, REF. 3521, INGENIEUR, DESIGNED BY GERALD GENTA, STEEL AND GOLD

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

Model Ingenieur Reference 3521

Year circa 1990’s

Case 2614214

Caliber 887/2, 36 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel IWC bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 150 mm.

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

«Kurono» «Chronograph II White», so-called ‘shiro’

L aunched in February 2021, following the success of the «Kurono» «Chronograph I» that was no minated at the 2020 GPGH, the «Chronograph II» was produced in a limited edition of 500 pieces with white dial and 500 pieces with black dial, that were all sold out in less than 10 minutes.

Inspired by an Art Deco design, one can easily un derstand the instant success of this affordable and beautifully designed 38 mm. chronograph with its multi-scale.

52.

HAJIME ASAOKA, BUNKYO, TOKYO, JAPAN HAJIME ASOAKA “KURUNO” “CHRONOGRAPH 2 WHITE”, SO-CALLED “SHIRO”, LIMITED EDITION OF 500 PIECES; STAINLESS STEEL

A sought-after, stainless steel, self-winding, “tonneau”-shaped”, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, white dial, chronograph, minute counter, tachometer and telemeter scales; made in a limited edition of 500 pieces.

Model “Kurono” “Chronograph 2 White”, so-called “shiro”

Limited Edition limited edition of 500 pieces

Year sold in May 2022

Calibre NE86, 34 jewels

Material stainless steel Bracelet leather strap Buckle stainless steel buckle Diameter 38 mm.

Weight 82.1 gr. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted cardboard box, warranty card, cloth

C 1 D 1-01

CHF 4 000 - 8

53.

HKD

-

USD 4 000 - 8 000

Property of a British collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, “1894”, CLOISONNE FLOWERS, NEW OLD STOCK, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, attractive, limited to 100 pieces, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with cloisonne enamel flower dial made in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the brand.

Model 1894 Year circa 1994

Movement No. 21369403

Calibre 30 MM, 269, 17 jewels Case No. 45/100

Material 18k yellow gold

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Omega buckle Diameter 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories original book shape fitted box, blank international warranty card, certificate of authenticity, presentation booklets, hang tag

C

CHF

000 -

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 145.0500, LOUIS BRANDT, DE LUXE CHRONOGRAPH, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch

Model Louis Brandt

Year circa 1994 Reference 175.0500

Movement No. CL405

Calibre 1158, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Omega buckle Diameter 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories fitted box

55.

Property of a Swiss lady

ZENITH, SWITZERLAND

ZENITH, REF. 01.0500.400, EL PRIMERO, STEEL

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

Model El Primero Reference 01.0500.400

Calibre 400, 31 jewels

Diameter 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

56.

Property of a US collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 175.0084, SPEEDMASTER REDUCED, CHRONOGRAPH DAY-DATE, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with day, date, GMT and 24-hour indication

Model Speedmaster

Year circa 1990’s

Reference 175.0084/ 375.0084

Calibre 1151, 25 jewels

Case No. 565XXXX (partially erased)

Diameter 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF 1

be

-

reserve

-

-

PERREGAUX, SWITZERLAND

57.

PARMIGIANI FLEURIER, SWITZERLAND

PARMIGIANI FLEURIER, REF. PF006780, TORIC CHRONOGRAPH, WHITE GOLD

fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k white gold chronograph wristwatch.

Toric Reference PF006780

Circa 2004

400Z, 31

Leather with

case

Fleurier buckle

LOUIS ERARD, SWITZERLAND

LOUIS ERRARD/ VIANNEY HALTER, 85237AA51, EXCELLENCE LE REGULATEUR, LIMITED EDITION OF 178 PIECES, STEEL

A fine, limited edition of 178 pieces, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with regulator dial.

Model Excellence Le Régulateur

Reference 85237AA51

Year Sold in December 2020

Caliber SW266-1

Bracelet Leather with a stainless steel Louis Erard buckle

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories

fitted

60.

DANIEL ROTH, SWITZERLAND

DANIEL ROTH, ELLIPSOCURVEX, LIMITED EDITION OF 50 PIECES, WHITE GOLD

A fine, limited edition, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch with power-reserve and moonphase

Model Ellipsocurvex Limited Edition 35/50

Year circa 2000’s

Caliber R900, 19 jewels

Bracelet 18k white gold Daniel Roth buckle

Dimensions 33 x 39 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

push pin

-

of

SWITZERLAND

REF. 102-38, PROTOTYPE NO. 01, ALUMINIUM AND PLATINUM

very

self-winding,

to be confused with the later very small production series which was numbered on the case back out of 25

initially planned, this

was the first

of

on the caseback simply the number 1. Email communication with the manufacture re veals that in fact only between 5 and 10 pieces were ever made of this series as making these aluminium/ platinum cases waterproof was simply too costly and complex. A unique opportunity to acquire the first piece ever made of the UR 102-38 in virtually unused condition since its purchase

the

in

PERREGAUX, SWITZERLAND

PERREGAUX, REF. 9920, TOURBILLON POWER RESERVE, NO. 02, PINK GOLD

of a German collector

PERREGAUX, SWITZERLAND GIRARD PERREGAUX, REF. 99500, REPETITION MINUTES, NO. 02, PINK GOLD

fine, attractive, rare, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch with minute-repeating

circa 1990’s

99500

GP 9890,

No.

with

PANERAI, SWITZERLAND

PANERAI,

Reference

Caliber

Signature

68.

Property of a lady BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

BREGUET, REF. 3430, PERPETUAL CALENDAR, MINUTE REPEATING, MOONPHASE, YELLOW GOLD

An exceptional, important, manual wind, 18k yellow gold minute-repeating wristwatch with perpetual calendar and moonphase.

Year circa 1993 Reference 3430 BA 13286 Movement No. 118 Calibre 567, 30 jewels Case No. 118

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Breguet buckle Diameter 37 mm. Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories

Breguet service invoice in the amount of CHF 5’822 dated May 2022 (still under warranty for 2 years), spare leather strap with an 18k yellow gold Breguet buckle, service box

Abraham-Louis Breguet conceived the idea for his «Souscrip tion» watches in 1794 while, exiled in Switzerland, during the French Revolution which forced him to leave Paris. The concept was brilliant and simple: to offer a watch to his clients that could be reserved in advance, for a down-payment of course and be delivered upon completion. To celebrate more than 200 years in the history of the Breguet firm, Montres Breguet created the «Souscrip tion» set. The first set, No. 1, a unique set of both watches being cased in a platinum and 18K pink gold case, was sold during Antiquorum’s Geneva auction «The Art of Breguet» on April 14, 1991. The current watch was initially part of one of the 300 sets produced and has just come back from a complete overhaul and still under warranty for 2 years.

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BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

BREGUET, REF. 3130, CLASSIQUE, POWER RESERVE MOONPHASE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k yellow wristwatch with date, power reserve and moonphase

Model Classique

Year Sold in February 2002

Reference 3130 BA/11/286

Caliber 502, 37 jewels Case No. 5160E

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Breguet deployant clasp Diameter 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, Breguet

Francois

CHF

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BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

BREGUET, REF. 8828, MARINE CHRONOGRAPH, MOTHEROF-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

Year 2015

Reference 8828BRSD586DD00

Caliber 550/1, 47 jewels

Case No. 4742BI

Bracelet rubber with an 18k pink gold Breguet deployant clasp

Diameter 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty and instruction booklet

C 1 D 1-01 M

AAA

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

USD 13 000 - 18 000

The watch is in brand new, unworn condition.

Property of the original Swiss owner

BLANCPAIN, SWITZERLAND

BLANCPAIN, PERPETUAL CALENDAR FLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A fine, complicated, self-winding,

steel perpetual

wristwatch with flyback chronograph.

Model Leman Perpetual Calendar Flyback Year circa 2000

Case 146

Caliber F585,

Bracelet Leather with

Signature

Accessories

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Property of a Brazilian collector

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

JAEGER LECOULTRE, REF. 180.1.99, CALENDRIER PERPETUEL, GRAND REVEIL, NO. 104/250, PINK GOLD

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

Model Calendrier Perpetuel Grand Réveil

Limited Edition 104/250

Reference 180.1.99

Year Circa 1990’s

Caliber 919, 34 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k pink gold Jaeger LeCoultre buckle

Dimensions 41 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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BLANCPAIN, SWITZERLAND

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

A fine, large, new old stock, self-winding, 18k pink gold triple date wristwatch with 8-day power reserve and moonphase.

Model Villeret 8 Jours

Reference 6639-3642-55B

Year Circa 2017

Case 267

Caliber 6639, 35 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k pink gold Blancpain double deployant clasp

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Original fitted box, warranty, instruction booklet

15 000 -

000 -

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Property of a Swiss collector

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET, REF. 25657, QUANTIEME PERPETUEL AUTOMATIQUE, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, elegant, self-winding, 18k yellow gold perpetual calendar wristwatch.

Model Quantième Perpétuel Automatique

Reference 25657 BA.OO.A002XX.01

Year Circa 1990’s

Case C54490

Caliber 2120/2800, 36 jewels

Bracelet AW gold plated buckle

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

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Property of a US collector

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 92012, LES HISTORIQUES, TOP WIND, YELLOW GOLD

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

Model Les Historiques

Reference 92012

Year Circa 2003

Case 680269

Caliber 1014/2, 21 jewels

Material 18k yellow gold

Bracelet Leather with an 18k yellow gold Vacheron Constantin buckle

Dimensions 34 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 2 500 - 4 500 | HKD 20 000 - 36 000 | USD 2 500 - 4 500

To be sold without reserve

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND CARTIER TANK AMERICAINE, MADE FOR 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SWISS CONFEDERATION , YELLOW GOLD N. 31/150

Very fine and rare 18K yellow gold, self-winding, curvex, vertical rectangularshaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by eight screws and four screws on the case-band, cabochon blue sapphire-set crown, dial with secret Cartier signature on the VII, at the center a medallion engraved with Swiss crosses

Model Tank Americaine Limited Edition 31/50

Reference 1740

Year Made in 1998

Caliber 2000, 20 jewels

Material 18K yellow gold

Bracelet Leather with 18k yellow gold Cartier deployant clasp

Dimensions 26,5 x 45 mm. (with lugs)

Signature Dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box, certificate and instruction booklet

C 2 D 1-01 M 2 AAA

CHF 6 000 - 10 000 | HKD 24 000 - 80 000 | USD 6 000 - 10 000

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CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

CARTIER DIABOLO MECANIQUE GOLD

Fine and elegant, water-resistant, 18K yellow gold mid-size wristwatch.

Model Diabolo Mecanique

Reference 1460

Year Circa 1990

Case R25033

Caliber

18 jewels

Material 18K yellow gold

Bracelet Leather with 18k yellow gold Cartier deployant clasp

Dimensions 33 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement Accessories Cartier box

C

CHF

-

x

1980’s

(including lugs)

have

case,

excellent condition as well as all the engravings and hallmarks that are still as deep and fresh as the day it left the factory. Probably the best kept example we have had the chance to offer at auction.

CHARLES POLUZZI, SWITZERLAND

CHARLES POLUZZI, GENEVA.

Extremely fine and unique, nineteen hand-painted original watercolor designs for enamels, framed together in a gilt wood frame. Comprising: twelve oval water-coloured, six small rectangular watercolors and a larger rectangular watercolor “La Chasse”, some copied after other artists including: Aberli, Lozy, Wetzel, Richter, Diday and several original compositions by Poluzzi. Most paintings signed “Ch.P.”, the others “Poluzzi”.

Circa 1950

CARLO (CHARLES) POLUZZI (1899-1978) Born in Seveso, Italy, he moved to Geneva with his family as a child. He spe cialized in painted on enamel portraits and landscapes, in the style of works from earlier periods. In 1914, Poluzzi became an apprentice at the «Fabrique d’émaux de Genève», while also pursuing studies at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. He obtained his diploma in 1918 and became a «chef d’atelier» during the next several years. In 1921, Poluzzi became natu ralized, settled in Carouge, and set up his own workshop. Little by little, he became one of Geneva’s most respected enamel painters, working for all the important watch firms and painting the portraits of many important and influential people. He did some of his most noteworthy work for Rolex and Vacheron & Constantin.

CHARLES POLUZZI, SWITZERLAND

CHARLES POLUZZI, GENEVA.

fine and unique, five hand-painted original watercolor designs for enamels, framed together in a gilt wood frame. Comprising: a small oval design of a man and dog seated under a tree “Saule Pleureur”; two landscapes after Rubens, “Paysage d’Italie” and “Castle Garden” and two original landscape compositions by Charles Poluzzi. The four rectangular paintings signed “Poluzzi”, the oval signed “CH.P.”

CARLO (CHARLES) POLUZZI (1899-1978) Born in Seveso, Italy, he moved to Geneva with his family as a child. He spe cialized in painted on enamel portraits and landscapes, in the style of works from earlier periods. In 1914, Poluzzi became an apprentice at the «Fabrique d’émaux de Genève», while also pursuing studies at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. He obtained his diploma in 1918 and became a «chef d’atelier» during the next several years. In 1921, Poluzzi became natu ralized, settled in Carouge, and set up his own workshop. Little by little, he became one of Geneva’s most respected enamel painters, working for all the important watch firms and painting the portraits of many important and influential people. He did some of his most noteworthy work for Rolex and Vacheron & Constantin.

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Property of a Swiss Gentleman CARTIER

CARTIER, 7 ORIGINAL HAND COLORED DRAWINGS

A fine and extremely rare of 7 hand drawn and painted studies for 3 pocket watches, 3 wristwatches (2 Hexagone models) and one sheet for 6 lady’s wristwatches.

Year Circa 1970’s-1980’s Signature 3 with Cartier stamps

AAA

CHF

To

These beautiful hand drawn and painted design studies were all made as mock-ups for future production models. These are extre mely rare to find and a great addition to any Cartier collector.

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PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

PIAGET, REF. 26011, LAPIS DIAL, LIMITED EDITION OF 50 PIECES, WHITE GOLD

A fine, limited, self-winding, 18k white gold wristwatch with lapis dial Limited Edition 9/50

Year circa 2001

Reference 26011 Calibre 198P, 27 jewels Case No. 819712 Bracelet 18k white gold Piaget buckle

Diameter 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

2-8

CHF

According to correspondance with Piaget, it appears that only 2 examples were ever made, this one and the other lot offered with malachite dial and base.

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Property of a Swiss Gentleman PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

PIAGET, REF. 14510, BETA 21, LAPIS, PIECE UNIQUE, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, unique, quartz, 18k yellow gold and lapis lazuli table clock

Year Sold in January 1981

Reference 14510

Movement No. 731570

Calibre XP4, Beta 21

Case No. 261036

Diameter 45 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

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

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Property of a Swiss Gentleman PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

PIAGET, REF. 14510, BETA 21, MALACHITE, PIECE UNIQUE, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, unique, quartz, 18k yellow gold and malachite table clock

Year Sold in January 1981

Reference 14510

Movement No. 731571

Calibre XP4, Beta 21

Case No. 261035

Diameter 44 mm.

Signature Dial and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

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

According to the correspondance with Piaget, only 2 pieces were ever produced each one being unique, this one and the other example offered next with the lapis dial.

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Property of a Dutch collector

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 4218, “STELLINE” JUMBO, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine and rare, manual wind, center-seconds wristwatch with fancy lugs and star indexes.

Reference 4218

Year Circa 1952 Case

Caliber

jewels

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Property of a US collector AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND AUDEMARS PIGUET, DRESS WATCH, WHITE GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch.

Year Circa 1973 Case 83875

137729

Caliber

18 jewels

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Property of the original Belgian owner

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 6770, ULTRA-THIN, DIAMOND BEZEL, WHITE GOLD

A very fine, rare and elegant, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch with diamond bezel (144 diamonds, 2.02 Ct).

Reference 6770

Year Sold in January 1968

Case 426380

Movement 597350

Caliber 1003, 17 jewels

Bracelet Detachable 18k white gold Vacheron Constantin/ Gay Freres bracelet dated 66, approx. overall length 160 mm

Dimensions 27 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Certificate of origin

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

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

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Property of the original Belgian owner

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 6908, ULTRA THIN, YELLOW GOLD

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

Reference 6908

Year Sold in January 1968

Case 425054

Movement 597675

Caliber 100, 17 jewels

Bracelet

Integrated 18k yellow gold Vacheron Constantin bracelet, approx. overall length 190 mm

Dimensions 26 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories Certificate of origin

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

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

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Property of a US collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 3140, BRACELET WATCH, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, extremely rare, elegant, manual wind, 18k yellow gold lady’s bracelet watch with tassels.

Reference 3140/13

Year circa 1960 Case 669588

Movement 947696

Caliber 18 jewels

Bracelet Integrated 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe / Gay Freres bracelet, approx. overall length 200 mm.

Dimensions 21 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

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

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Property of a Swiss collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 9904, QUEEN MIDAS, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, limited, heavy, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch.

Model Queen Midas

Reference 9904

Year Circa 1963

Case 766113/ No. 526

Caliber 17 jewels

Bracelet Integrated 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 170 mm.

Dimensions 23 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Original fitted box (damaged)

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

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

Made famous the world around thanks to Elvis Presley, the Midas always made a statement. Inspired by greek design, this lady’s ver sion comes on a very impressive link bracelet (weighing an even more impressive 179 g.) and its winder is concealed within the asymmetrical shape of the case. With all its hallmarks and engravings deep and crisp, it is the first time we have had a reference 9904 at auction.

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Property of a Lady CHOPARD, SWITZERLAND

CHOPARD, REF. 5031, ONYX DIAL, BAGUETTE AND DIAMOND BEZEL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, impressive, manual wind, 18k white gold lady’s wristwatch with onyx dial and baguette and diamond bezel.

Reference 5031 1

Year circa 1980’s

Case 117703

Caliber 2442, 17 jewels

Bracelet

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Property of a Lady

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

Integrated 18k white gold Chopard bracelet, approx. overall length 170 mm.

Dimensions 22 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

OMEGA, REF. 8283, DEVILLE, DIAMOND BEZEL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k white gold lady’s wristwatch with diamond bezel.

Model De Ville

Reference 8283 (2326)

Year circa 1972 Case 096 Movement 35850333

Caliber 620, 17 jewels

Bracelet Integrated 18k white gold Omega bracelet, approx. overall length 160 mm.

Dimensions 27 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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Property of the original

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET, DRESS WATCH, WHITE GOLD

A fine, attractive, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch

Year circa 1980’s

Case 76856

Movement 136652

Caliber 2003, 17 jewels

Bracelet

Integrated 18k white gold Audemars Piguet, approx. overall length 170 mm.

Dimensions 28 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF 1 200 -

HKD

- 17

USD 1 200 - 2

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX REF. 1586,

QUALITY’’ IMPERIAL PRINCE, 9K WHITE GOLD

Fine

Prince

99.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.4816, OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED CHRONOMETER, PINK GOLD

Extremely

of a Swiss collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF. 6304, DATEJUST, HONEYCOMB DIAL, ROULETTE DATE, STEEL

very fine, rare, early, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with tropical honeycomb dial and date.

Datejust Reference

Circa 1955

Dial, case

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.6536/1, SUBMARINER,

DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and rare, automatic winding, steel, black dial, divers, wristwatch.

Submariner Reference 6536/1

Circa 1958 Case 398757

827547

1030

Stainless steel Bracelet Original Rolex oyster bracelet length circa 175mm

Circa 38 mm

Case, dial and movement

Beautiful and rare steel wristwatch. Round box. Screwed bottom. Ro tating diving bezel. Black dial with baton and round indexes. Steel needles. Caliber 1030 automatic mechanical movement. Dial, case and movement signs 38mm.

102.

WITHDRAWN

103.

Property of a Hong Kong collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 5512, SUBMARINER, 4-LINE METER FIRST MATT DIAL, STEEL

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

Model Submariner Reference 5512/5513

Year Circa 1966

Case 1565284

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex riveted bracelet dated 68, approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 16 000 - 22 000 | HKD 128 000 - 176 000 | USD 16 000 - 22 000

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Property of a Swiss Gentleman

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 14060, SUBMARINER, 2-LINE, STEEL

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

Model Submariner Reference 14060

Year Circa 1994

Case S248196

Caliber 3000, 27 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet (93150/501B), approx. overall length 160 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 4 000 - 7 000 | HKD 32 000 - 56 000 | USD 4 000 - 7 000

105.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.1680, SUBMARINER, BROWN DIAL, RED LETTER, STAINLESS STEEL

submariner

106.

ROLEX, SWIS

SUBMARINER, METER FIRST DIAL, DIVER WATCH, STAINLESS STEEL

Property of a Spanish collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16610, SUBMARINER COMEX, STEEL

A fine and rare, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch sold to Comex.

Submariner

16610

Circa 1991 Case N399722, No. 6350

3135, 31 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp (93150/501B), approx. overall length 170 mm

39 mm

Dial, case and movement signed

Submariners for the Compagnie Maritime d’Expertise, known as

iconic diving

It was in the early 1960s, in 1963, that a

between these two

was

When its first hyperbaric centre was built in 1968, COMEX set up a hyperbaric unit and a large modular saturation unit on its site in Marseilles for physiological studies that were adapted to saturation diving under hydrogen at up to 800m.

Approximately 250 watches of ref. 16610 COMEX Submariner were delivered to COMEX between 1990 and 1997. These watches, which had 316 grade steel cases, were upgraded to 904L grade (similar to Ref. 168000), but with the new Caliber 3135. Ref. 16610 featured the latest tritium indexes with a large black dial with COMEX logo.

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ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.1675, GMT-MASTER, FUCHSIA BEZEL, LONG “E” DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL

very nice, self winding ,stainless steel dual time wristwatch, with fuchsia bezel

GMT master

circa 1968

No. d315125

No. 1982550

mm.

Jubilee

length circa

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX REF.118238, FACTORY MOTHER OF PEARL DIAL, 18K GOLD

A very fine self-winding 18K yellow gold precious wristwatch with mother of pearls dial and 10 diamonds indexes.

Model Day-Date

Reference 18238 / 18200

Year Circa 1994-1996

Case W220716

Caliber 3155, 31 jewels

Material 18K yellow gold

Bracelet Original Rolex ref. 8385 president bracelet in 18k yellow gold, end links 55B

Dimensions 36 mm. - 165 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3 D 2-01 M 3* AAA

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

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Property of a Middle-East gentleman ROLEX

ROLEX, REF. 1802, DAY-DATE, SULTAN QABOOS BIN SAID AL SAIDED SIGNATURE, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine and extremely rare, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with day and date and red Arabic signature.

Model Day-Date Reference 1802

Year circa 1974 Case 3781719

Caliber 1556, 26 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 175 mm.

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 18 000 - 25 000 | HKD 144 000 - 200 000 | USD 18 000 - 25 000

Often the gift of choice for partners, dignitiaries or just friends of the Sultan, a wide variety of watches were given ranging from sport mo dels to Day-Dates. According to our research, examples featuring his majesty’s signature were often references 1802 with the more discreet and pleasing smooth bezel. Most of these watches were retailed through Khimji Ramdas as stamped on the outer caseback (K.R.)

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 18239, DAY-DATE, DIAMOND INDEXES, PUNCHED WARRANTY, WHITE GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k white gold wristwatch with day and date and diamond indexes

Model Day-Date Reference 18239

circa 1994 Case W992868

Caliber 3155, 31 jewels

18k white gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 153 mm.

mm.

Dial,

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ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF.

DAY-DATE, FACTORY DIAMOND- BEZEL AND INDEXES, PLATINUM

with

Day-Date

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

SODALITE DIAL WITH

solid, polished and brushed, screwdown case back and crown, fluted bezel, sapphire crystal with cyclops lens. Satine birch wood with applied yellow gold baton indexes, outer minute/seconds divisions, gold-framed apertures for the day of the week and quick-set date. Luminous yellow gold baton hands. Cal. 3055, rhodium-plated, oeil-de-perdrix decoration, 27 jewels, straight-line lever escapement, monometallic balance adjusted to 5 positions and temperature, shock absorber, self-compensating Breguet balance spring, Microstella regulating screws, hack mechanism.

117.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.18038, DAY-DATE, BLACK ONYX DIAL, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

fine and very

winding,

yellow gold, beautifull black

of the

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND ROLEX, REF. 18206, DAY-DATE, METEORITE DIAL, DIAMOND INDEXES, PLATINUM

fine, attractive, self-winding, platinum wristwatch with day and date.

Day-Date Reference 118206

Circa 2005

D749545

Platinum Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 170 mm

case and

purchase invoice, Rolex Singapore service invoice dated 2016 detailing the dial replacement, green chronometer seal, one extra link (screw missing)

$ 14’756.82,

a beautiful

13’775 (almost CHF 10’000) for the

with diamond

at Rolex Singapore for a total

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 19019, OYSTERQUARTZ DAY-DATE, PUNCHED WARRANTY, WHITE GOLD

A fine and rare, well-preserved, quartz, 18k white gold wristwatch with day and date.

Model Oysterquartz Day-Date Reference 19019

Year Circa 1980 Case 6158800

Caliber 5055

T his wristwatch

one of the so-called “Youngtimers”,

Bracelet

Integrated 18k white gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 163 mm Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories Punched warranty

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

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

watches that were relatively commercially successful at the time, but are so appreciated for their degree of ‘coolness’ today. One of these watches is undoubtedly the “Queen of Cool”, the Rolex “Oyster quartz” “Day-Date”.

At the end of the 1960s, as electronic technology moved forward, Rolex began research into producing its own quartz watches, along with a new case design. The Geneva-based company even joined forces with the Hoffman-La Roche group (now Roche) to research technologies for digital displays.

The early 1950s saw the development (notably at LIP and Hamilton) of watches with electromechanical movements. Rolex was already interested in this technology and filed its first patent in 1952. Between the end of the 1960s and the end of the 1980s, the company filed a series of patents relating to electric and electronic watches.

In terms of the physical production of watches, everything began in 1970 with the Beta 21 calibre. This was one of the world’s first quartz wristwatches developed by the Centre Electronique Horloger in Neuchâtel. The Swiss response in “Research and Development” to this new Asiatic trend. The CEH comprised sixteen Swiss horological companies (including Rolex, Patek Philippe, Piaget, Omega, Enicar, etc.). With this movement, Rolex commercialised in 1972 its first quartz watch, the “Quartz Date”, fitted with the calibre 5100; an impressive gold watch whose production was limited to 1 000 examples. Rolex then develops and manufactures its own quartz movements, the calibres 5035 and 5055, with a 32 KHz oscillator and a thermo-com pensated quartz that ensures extreme precision to the watch. These calibres will be used in the “Datejust” and “Day-Date” versions.

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Property of an Italian Lady ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 6917, DATEJUST, MALACHITE DIAL, ORIGINAL WARRANTY, YELLOW GOLD

A fine and attractive, self-winding, 18k yellow gold lady’s wristwatch with malachite dial.

Model Oyster Perpetual Datejust Reference 6917/8

Year Sold in December 1980

Case 6162296

Caliber 2030, 28 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 161 mm

Dimensions 26 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Hand filled warranty

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

CHF 10 000 - 15 000 | HKD 80 000

NICOLAS LE NOIR AND GUILLAUME BOUVIER, FRANCE EROS AND CUPID, ATTRIBUTED TO GUILLAUME BOUVIER

Fine and very rare gold and enamel watch. Double body with gold mounts, enameled in white with raised gold and translucent enamel decoration with rosette scrolls on the bezels, the back centred with a cartouche depicting Eros presenting a portrait of an admirer to a lady surrounded by attendants with Cupid above, within chased swag and shell borders, decorated with blue and green translucent enamel.

Year Circa 1740

Caliber Gilt brass full plate, pentagonal pillars, fusee with chain, verge escapement, plain balance, flat spring with regulator, continental cock with trellis patten decoration, jeweled endpiece

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 50 mm

Signature On the back plate Le Noir

C 3-8 D 3-72-01 M 3-6* AAA

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

Guillaume Bouvier is recorded as working in Paris circa 1740, being one of a family specializing in the enameling of watch cases and working in both France and Switzerland. A small group of watch cases bearing his signature are recorded and at least one signed plaque (see Sotheby’s London, 19th March 1973, lot 268). It is usual for this tech nique of overlaying gold on enamel to be attributed to the Formerly workshops in Berlin, but the existence of many ‘German enamel boxes with French mounts would indicate that there was a flourishing produc tion in Paris as well. This particular example is of exceptional quality and in outstanding condition.

122.

WILLIAM POST, ENGLAND WILLIAM POST REPOUSSE DECOR POCKET WATCH GOLD

Fine 22K gold pair cased repousse pocket watch, verge escapement converted in 1904 by lever escapement.

Year Circa 1750

Case 1040

Movement 1040

Caliber 15’’’, 4 jewels gilded brass, fusee and chain, monometallic balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, pierced and engraved gilded English cock

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 50 mm

Signature Movement

C 3-11-19 D 3-08-01 M 3* AA

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

Dedicated case back

L. REGNIER, FRANCE

J. REGNIER PRE-BALANCE SPRING ROCK CRYSTAL

Very fine and rare octagonal rock crystal pre-balance spring, single-hand pendant watch. Back carved from a single piece of a rock crystal, faceted on the outside, mounted in a gilt frame engraved on the edge with repeated pattern, faceted rock crystal top mounted in en suite bezel, tulip pendant with loose ring, small finial. Dial with Roman numerals, half-hour dot markers, center engraved with a view of a village, outer engraved with scrolling, two rabbits, and a mask.

Year Circa 1620

Caliber Oval, 33 x 24 mm, full plate, baluster pillars, fusee and gut, 3-wheel short train, verge escapement, circular bronze foliot, irregular cock secured by a screw, ratchet wheel set-up

Material Gilt brass Dimensions 60 x 33 mm

Movement

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

Asimilar watch, although unsigned and with a less elaborate dial, was in the Prince Soltykoff collection, illustrated as Fig. XIX of his catalogue. Watches in rock crystal cases began to be made around the middle of the 16th century; the fashion lasted for about a hundred years. They were made in France, Germany, England, and also in Geneva. The French lapdiaries, in Blois, Paris, Strasburg, and Lyon, were particularly skillful. It seems, however, that the Genevan lapidaries were especially renowned for their work in rock crystal. For instance, in 1623, Pierre Lourteau, a master watchmaker living in Lyon, ordered three rock crystal cases from Paul Tillier, a lapidary in Geneva. Jean Regnier. He became a Master in 1615. Between 1620 and 1623 he became valet de chambre and Horloger de la Reyne.

JULES JÜRGENSEN, SWITZERLAND

JULES JURGENSEN MINUTE REPEATING AND SPLITSECOND CHRONOGRAPH POCKET WATCH YELLOW GOLD

Very fine 18K gold minute-repeating pocket watch with split seconds chronograph. Minute-repeater on two steel gongs (activated by the slide on the band) - 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the winding-crown) - Splitseconds (activated by the rectangular push-piece located on the case-band at 11:00), safety bolt locking the chronograph’s functions (slide at 2 o’clock). With Jürgensen’s bow setting.

Year Circa 1899 Movement No. 15299

Calibre

18’’’, nickel, ‘’fausses côtes’’ decoration, 35 jewels, straight line calibrated lever escapement, cut-bimetallic compensation balance, Breguet balance spring, chronograph and split seconds works set on the back plate, repeating on gongs, slide on the band.

Case No. 15299

Material 18K yellow gold Diameter 52 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

3-8

000

JULES JÜRGENSEN, SWITZERLAND

JULES JURGENSEN MINUTE REPEATING PINK GOLD

Very fine, rare minute-repeating 18K yellow gold keyless pocket watch with Jurgensen’s patented bow hand- setting mechanism.

Year Circa 1902 Movement No. 15828

Calibre

27 jewels, straight line calibrated lever escapement, cut-bimetallic compensation balance, Breguet balance spring.

No. 15828

18K pink gold

48 mm.

Dial, case and

The London branch of the Paris firm of Le Roy & Fils (which derived from the business establi shed by Basile Charles Le Roy, c. 1785) was set up at the latest by 1854 in 296 Regent Street. By 1866 they had also acquired 211 Regent Street, and by 1875 occupied both 211 & 213. By 1885 they had moved to 57 Bond Street, in which elegant thoroughfare they remained until 1952.

126.

LE ROY & FILS

LE ROY, 18K GOLD MINUTE REPEATING AND DEAD INDEPENDENT CENTER SECONDS

Very fine and rare, minute-repeating, two-train, half-hunting-cased, keyless 18K gold pocket watch with independent dead center-seconds.

Year Circa 1870

Movement No. 47894

Calibre

19’’’, frosted gilt, two-train with tandem winding, 40 jewels, counterpoised straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance with gold temperature and mean time adjustment screws, blued steel Breguet balance spring, index regulator, repeating on gongs activated by a slide in the band

Case No. 47894

Material 18K yellow gold Diameter 52 mm.

Signature Dial, Case and Movement

C 2 D 2-01 M 3** AA

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

127.

TEMPORA, SWITZERLAND

TEMPORA (LE PHARE) MINUTE REPEATER CHRONOGRAPH GOLD

Fine, large, 14k gold hunting case keyless pocket watch with minute-repeating and chronograph. Swiss patent 13244.

Year Circa 1910

Calibre

Le Phare The company was founded as Guye & Barbezat, the founders were Charles Barbe zat-Baillot (1847-1938) and Henry Guye (18381877). In 1888, the firm’s name was changed to Le Phare, being the registered name of their compli cated watches. In 1900, Barbezat-Baillot advertised their brands that year as: La Locloise; l’Esperanto; Le Phare; Tempora and La Volapuk. Barbezat-Baillot was a member of the jury at the Brussels Universal Exhibi tion in 1897 and at Liege in 1905.

21’’’, frosted gilt, 17 jewels, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance spring

Case No. 335486

Material 14K yellow gold Diameter 57 mm.

Signature Case

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

CHF 2 500 - 4 500 | HKD 20 000 - 36 000 | USD 2 500 - 4 500

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

RE-CASED: PATEK PHILIPPE MINUTE REPEATING AND CHRONOGRAPH MOUVEMENT IN GOLD

Very fine, keyless, minute repeating and chronograph, later 14K pink gold hunting case pocket watch.

Year movement made in 1883

Movement No. 65682

Calibre 19’’’, rhodium plated, fausses-côtes decoration, 31 jewels, wolf`s tooth winding, counterpoised straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance spring, index regulator

Case No. 45287

Material 18K yellow gold

Diameter 55 mm.

Signature Dial and movement

Accessories Patek Philippe box

C 4-23 D 3-71-01 M 3-6* A

CHF 8 000 - 14 000

HKD 64 000 - 112 000

USD 8 000 - 14 000

129.

UNSIGNED, SWITZERLAND

TRIPLE DATE POCKET WATCH GOLD

Very fine and small 18k gold open face triple date pocket watch

Year Circa 1880

Calibre 13 ½, 10 jewels

Case No. 1888

Material 18K yellow gold

Diameter 37 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

LUCIEN SANDOZ & FILS, SWITZERLAND

LUCIEN SANDOZ & FILS TOURBILLON

Very fine and important 18K gold hunting cased keyless pocket chronometer with pivoted detent escapement and one minute tourbillon regulator.

Year Circa 1890

Calibre

20”’, LeCoultre calibre, nickel plated, “a vagues” decoration, pivoted detent escapement, cut bimetallic balance, bluedsteel Breguet balance spring. One minute tourbillon regulator with polished-steel elaborated three-arm Grether first type of carriage.

Case No. 76143

Material 18K yellow gold Diameter 57 mm.

Signature Dial and movement

C 3-6 D 3-71-01 M 3-6* AAA

CHF 30 000 - 40 000 | HKD 240 000 - 320 000 | USD 30 000 - 40 000

The carriage of this watch is typical of the first type made by Auguste Grether which is fitted to several Girard Perregaux pocket chronometers with tourbillon regula tor. Auguste Grether (1817-1879) was born in Ponts-de-Martel, where he began his career; he worked later in Le Lock for the best manufactures from LeLocle and La Chaux-de-Fonds.

GIRARD PERREGAUX, SWITZERLAND GIRARD PERREGAUX CHRONOMETER WITH FREE-SPRUNG SPHERICAL BALANCE SPRING

Very fine and rare 18K gold, hunting-cased, keyless lever pocket chronometer with free-sprung spherical balance spring and special balance. This movement design was the predecessor of famous three-bridge model. Made for the South American market.

Year Circa 1880

Movement No. 14936

Calibre

20’’’, nickel, Girard Perregaux caliber, gold wheel train, 20 jewels in screwed settings, straight line calibrated lever escapement, cut bimetallic two arm compensation balance with two gold sliding ogival weights for temperature adjustment, gold timing screws, diamond end stone, freesprung blued-steel spherical balance spring.

Case No. 62204

Material 18K yellow gold Diameter 55 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

10 000 - 20 000

80 000 - 160 000

USD 10 000 - 20 000

Constant Girard 1825-1903 who changed his name to Girard-Perre gaux after marrying Marie Perregaux, the daughter of a well known chronometer maker, established his reputation as a maker of pre cision watches. The company did business first with Peru and Chile, and then with Argentina.

BRUGUIER , GENEVA

ATTRIBUTABLE TO ONE OF THE BRUGUIER WORKSHOPS CASE INCORPORATING A SINGING-BIRD AND A SEWING AND EMBROIDERY NECESSAIRE, MADE FOR THE BRITISH MARKET; GILDED METAL, VELVET, HUMMINGBIRD FEATHERS, STEEL, ROCK CRYSTAL, PEARLS AND TOPAZ

Ladies Work Box with Singing-Bird

Gilded metal and velvet, horizontal rectangular-shaped case incorporating a key-winding singing-bird and a sewing and embroidery necessaire.

Probably silver gilded cabinet with gilded metal cage-work incorporating garnet coloured velvet panels with gilded metal sunflowers and interlacing motifs; oval cover of the bird engraved in taille-douce (fine cut) with an intertwined pattern that can be interpreted as the cypher “M B A”, its edge set with half pearls; next to this cover is the winding square for the bird mechanism and a pull tab for switching on its operation.

Singing-bird mechanism, rectangular (~ 85 x 45 mm.), brass, fusee and chain, bellows and eight cams; the revolving bird with moving wings, beak and tail, controlled by two other cams mounted beneath the barrel wheel; the winding up of the mechanism is done with an additional gear (this one is built in an unusual way in order to allow it to be done from the top of the mechanism and not from the bottom by acting directly on the shaft of the fusee).

Material Gilded metal,

Dimensions 140 x 245 x

Weight 3.3 kg. (approx.)

mm. (approx.)

Accessories Brass winding-key

The sewing and embroidery necessaire includes 13 im plements in gilded metal, chiselled with floral motifs, some set with half pearls: a thimble a large and a small penknife, each with two steel blades (signed Halstaff and Hannaford) a double perfume bottle in rock crystal (or cut glass), with a screw-on cap on one side and a snap-on cap on the other (signed Halstaff and Hannaford) a large and a small pair of scissors, with matching handles, one for sewing, the other for embroider · a thread spool holder · a needle case · a mechanical pencil with a garnet at its tip (or coloured glass; signed S. Mordan & Co.) two ribbon needles an awl a puck-shaped needle-holder with an interlacing pattern that can be interpreted as the cypher “M B A”

Sewing and embroidery necessaires incorporating a singing bird are extremely rare. They are the work of the workshops of the Rochat brothers, then of their successors, the Bru guiers, all of whom were brilliant Genevan mechanicians specialising in the construction of singing birds. A few exa mples have been listed to date:

Unsigned, circa 1815 (movement “FR / 135”), scallop-shellshaped, made of gold, gilded metal, mother-of-pearl, tur quoises and enamel; given by Hon. John Walpole (17871864) – when Chargé d’Affaires at Valparaiso, Chile – to Amelia, wife of James Macleay (1811-1892), his Secretary, on the latter’s departure for a post in South Africa.

UNSIGNED, FRANCE

TORTOISESHELL SINGING BIRD WITH THE MONT- BLANC VIEW FROM LAC LEMAN PAINTED ENAMEL

to Bontems, fine, tortoiseshell and gilt metal, singing bird box. Rectangular case entirely made of tortoiseshell, the cover is finely painted on enamel oval lid depicting a view of the Mont Blanc from Lac Leman (Geneva). The bird 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.

UNSIGNED, FRANCE

TORTOISESHELL SINGING BIRD WITH GENEVA OLD CITY PAINTED ENAMEL

to Bontems, fine, tortoiseshell and gilt metal, singing bird box. Rectangular case entirely made of tortoiseshell, the scene painting on enamel on the cover shows Geneva old town and a flower bouquet at the reverse. The bird 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.

Circa 1900

HENRY CAPT, SWITZERLAND CONCERT IN A PARK, BY HENRI CAPT

Very fine and rare 18K gold quarter-repeating musical watch with automaton scene. Small eccentric gold engine turned with Breguet numerals on a white enamel chapter. Blued steel Breguet hands. The dial plate with a fine enamel painted landscape with a castle on the right side (slightly restored on the border), the foreground applied with a various-colour gold chased automaton scene depicting two sitting musicians in antique costumes, the man plays the lyre and the lady the mandoline. Driven by the musical train, the man and the lady move their arms.

Year Circa 1815

Caliber 22’’’,Gilt brass full plate double train movement with cylindrical pillars, fusee with chain, cylinder escapement, plain brass three arm balance, flat balance spring, small gilt brass English type cock with jeweled coqueret, the foot countersunk on an applied gilt brass plate engraved with scrolls of foliage. Repeating on gongs by depressing the pendant. Musical train with pin-barrel and six stacked steel blades

Material 18K yellow gold Dimensions 58 mm

On the gilt brass dust rim

Signed on the movement ring in Henry Capt’s typical manner.

HENRY-DANIEL CAPT Born in Chenit in 1773, he married HENRIETTE PIGUET. He specialized in the production of complicated watches, musical watches and automaton watches. Among the first in Geneva to use the musical mechanism with pinned cylinder and tuned teeth comb, he was famous for his snuffboxes with music and automaton scenes. From Ventôse 16, An X (March 7, 1802), to 1811, he formed a partnership with Daniel Isaac Piguet, who was from the same village as he. Their signature was Piguet & Capt. In 1811, when Piguet broke off to join Meylan 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 pro duce 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. Henri Capt, along with Isaac Piguet and Philippe 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 they are rarely fully signed..

136.

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.

137.

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

Several perfume and writing sets (nécessaire à parfums and nécessaire à écrire) of this form are known, whose characteristics are sufficiently simi lar to allow them to be considered the products of one and the same workshop. These are extremely fine and equally rare precious objects.

A number of examples have passed through the major auction houses, some with clock or musical movements signed by the famous James Cox of London. He often produced for distant commercial markets, notably Rus sia and China.

Museums such as the Louvre in Paris, the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva, the Forbidden City Museum in Bei jing and various British museums have examples of this maker in their collections.

Moss Agate

Agate, a variety of quartz, was often used by the engravers of antiquity. It was called achates, after a river in modern-day Sicily, on whose banks it was found. The name was used for stones of various colours, and to further distinguish them, the words leucachates, cerachates or hoemachates were used, depending on whether they were white, wax-coloured or red. The stones called dendrachates were those with patterns resembling herbs or trees: thus the name dentritic agate. Certain of these agates appear to contain moss: there are sometimes called moss agates or pierres de mocha in French (from the Saxon moch, meaning moss). Lastly, those stones called agates figurées in French feature unusual images.

JAMES COX, LONDON ATTRIBUTED TO JAMES COX NÉCESSAIRE À PARFUMS (PERFUME CASE), MADE FOR THE CHINESE MARKET; YELLOW GOLD, GILDED METAL, ROCK CRYSTAL AND MOSS-AGATE

Yellow gold, gilded metal and moss-agate, George III, rectangular-shaped, nécessaire à parfums (perfume case), made for the Chinese market. The vertical pagoda-shaped case, mounted in a gold cage-work, is decorated with gold embossed motifs set in agate panels. The top of the box slides open to reveal four rock crystal flasks with screw-on lids decorated en suite. In the base, a drawer with a mirror was used to hold cottons or other toiletries.

Model Made for the Chinese market Year Circa 1760-1780

Case Unnumbered

Material Yellow gold, gilded metal and moss-agate Dimensions 135 x 98 x 75 mm. (approx., including the handle)

Weight 850 gr. (approx.)

Accessories Later fitted box

AA

JamesCox (c.1723-1800), London

Born in London around 1723, he was the son of Henry Cox, a tailor. He became Free in 1745, at which time he was described as a goldsmith. Cox also called himself a “jeweller”. In December 1745, Cox married Elizabeth Liron. In June of that same year he had set up shop in Racquet Court, where he remained until 1756. An elaborate trade card has survived from this period; with a text in English, French, and German, it offers a “Great Variety of Curious Work in Gold, Silver, and other Metalls: also in Amber, Pearl, Tortoiseshell and Curious Stones”. In 1756 Cox entered into a partnership with Edward Grace and moved to larger premises in Shoe Lane. However, Cox & Grace declared bankruptcy in November 1758. The list of Cox and Grace’s stock, which was advertised for sale in 1760, was said to comprise “things in the jeweling and toy business suitable both for foreign and home trade”. The Cox & Grace bankruptcy did not stop Cox from advancing; on the contrary, he retained the premises in Shoe Lane and continued working. In July 1763, his bankruptcy proceedings terminated with his discharge. It was during the 1760s and early 1770s that Cox became famous for a very specific genre: elaborate and luxurious musical and automaton clocks and watches, made of precious metals and studded with precious stones, destined particularly for the Ottoman, Indian and Chinese empires, and especially for the court of the Chinese Emperor himself. The first record of such activity on Cox’s part is a “notice of two curious Clocks” which appeared in the Gentleman’s Magazine of December 1766. During this period, and until 1773, Cox’s chief “mechanic” was a brilliant Belgian, John Joseph Merlin (1735-1803). Merlin is generally considered to have been Cox’s “right-hand man”, and any pieces signed by Cox which can be securely dated to before 1773, may have been designed or even made by Merlin. Later, many clock, watch, and singing bird movements were made for Cox by the Jaquet Droz firm. Cox earned great renown through the Museum he maintained in London’s Spring Gardens from 1772 to 1775. It was a lavish venue draped with crimson curtains, whose ceilings were decorated with “chiaroscuro paintings of the liberal arts”, by a “celebrated artist” of the day, probably Angelica Kauffmann. In 1769, Cox purchased the Chelsea Porcelain Works, intending perhaps to further diversify his trade it has been suggested that he planned to collaborate with Matthew Boulton in the making of ormolu-mounted porcelain vases. However, for reasons that remain unknown but may have to do with Cox’ s persistently precarious financial situation, the porcelain works were sold again only five months later. Both profits and demand continued to decline, and Cox soon found himself in difficult financial straits, with insufficient cash at hand, and a large stock in which he had invested hugely. To remedy this situation, Cox held two sales of items from his stock at Christie’s, in July and December 1772.In addition, early that same year he had opened his mechanical museum in the Great Room at Spring Gardens. For the three years of its existence, “Cox’s Museum” – with its astonishingly high entrance fee of half a guinea – was the talk of London. James Boswell, who went to see it in April 1774 at the insistence of Dr Johnson, found it “a very fine exhibition” for “power of mechanism and splendour of show”, while Fanny Burney considered it impressive but somewhat shallow. The firm of Cox & Son vacated a portion of the Shoe Lane premises in 1794 and gave up their main shop in 1797. James Cox died in Watford in early 1800 and was buried in the family vault in London’s Bunhill Fields on February 26 of that year.

Bibliography

· Le Corbeiller, Clare, “James Cox. A biographical Review”, in The Burlington Magazine, vol. 112, June 1970, May-August 1970, pp. 351-358.

· Smith, Roger, “James Cox (c.1723-1800), A revised biography”, in The Burlington Magazine, June 2000.

· White, Ian, English Clocks for the Eastern Markets, Great Britain, 2012, Chapters 5-7, pp. 94-207.

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET, REF. 5402, ROYAL OAK JUMBO, A SERIES, 190TH EXAMPLE EVER PRODUCED, STEEL

An extremely fine, very well preserved, early, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with date

Model Royal Oak Year Sold in August 1972

Reference 5402 ST Movement No. 127435

Calibre 2121, 36 jewels

Case No. 67190, No. A190

Bracelet integrated stainless steel Audemars Piguet/Gay Freres bracelet dated 72, approx. overall length 155 mm.

Diameter 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories new Audemars Piguet fitted box, certificate of authenticity, service invoice dated July 2022 (under warranty for 2 years) in the amount of Euros 7’000

In 1972, Audemars Piguet in troduced the “Royal Oak” wristwatch with a first batch of 1 000 pieces, called “Série A” due to the letter “A” engraved on their case-backs. Two years later, additio nal series were produced under the Ref. 5204 with the letter “B”, “C” and “D”.

The A-series “Royal Oak” is powered by the ultra-thin AP calibre 2121, derived from Jaeger-LeCoultre’s le gendary ultra-thin JLC 920 move ment.

Designed by the brilliant Gérald Genta (1931-2011), this timepie ce bears witness to the 1970s and the emergence of the notion of the sport-luxury watch.

This example bearing the case num ber 190 was sold in 1972 and is part of the first series. Preserved in ex cellent overall condition showing sharp angles to the bezel and case indicating little polish. Recently completely overhauled by the ma nufacture (the polish was denied by the customer to maintain its sharp angles) at a cost of 7’000 Euros, the watch is ready to be enjoyed by its next owner.

PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

Born in 1996, the reference 15002 belongs to the Royal Oak «Jumbo» Family. With an octagonal case measuring 39mm. it is equipped with the caliber 2121 and has a pretty embossed dial, with the date at 3.

Like its ancestor, the reference 5402, created in 1972, it does not have a sapphire case back. Accor ding to information from the Audemars Piguet Heritage, only 27 pieces in yellow gold would have been produced from 1996 to 1998 and 186 pieces in steel would have been produced from 1996 to 1997.

Manufactured in approximately 200 pieces, all ma terials combined, the reference 15002 is one of the rarest of the Royal Oak.

This present example is conserved in close to new condition and is accompanied with its box and its certificate of origin.

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET, REF. 15002ST, ROYAL OAK JUMBO, ONE OF 186 EVER PRODUCED, BOX AND CERTIFICATE, STEEL

An extremely fine and rare, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with date

Model Royal Oak Year circa 1996

15002ST.O.0944ST.01

No. 405945

2121/3

No. D67678, No. 057

Bracelet

stainless steel Audemars Piguet bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 180 mm.

39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET, REF.

ROYAL OAK,

DIAL, STEEL

steel chronograph

Reference 26300ST.OO.1110ST.07

circa

H06913, No.

with date.

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET REF. 25654ST, ROYAL OAK, PERPETUAL CALENDAR “YVES KLEIN”, BLUE DIAL, STEEL

Extremely fine and extremely rare, automatic, steel, perpetual calendar, sapphire blue dial, wristwatch.

Royal Oak Quantieme Perpetuel

in December 2000

149.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.1675, GMT MASTER, NIPPLE TIGER EYE DIAL, 18KT YELLOW GOLD AND STEEL

Very fine, automatic, yellow gold and steel, nipple tiger eye dial, bazel customized with 52 diamonds.

Model GMT Master Reference 1675 Year Circa 1971 Case 3114853 Movement D924094 Caliber 1570

Bracelet Original jubilee bracelet length circa 175 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Case, dial and movement

C 2-8-17

CHF 10 000 -

150.

2-6-17

-

Property of a US collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1675, GMT-MASTER, STEEL AND GOLD

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

Model Gmt-Master Reference 1675 Year Circa 1978 Case 5788758

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel and gold Rolex bracelet (7836/280), approx. overall length 175 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 8 000 - 12 000

To be sold without reserve

HKD 64 000 - 96 000

USD 8 000 - 12 000

151.

Property of the original Belgian owner

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16710, GMT-MASTER II, STEEL

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

Model Gmt-Master II

Reference 16710

Year Sold in February 2006

Case F817792

Caliber 3186, 31 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet, approx. overall length 173 mm Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Original fitted box, punched warranty, booklets, calendar

chronometer

CHF

152.

Property of a US collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1675, GMT-MASTER, STEEL

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

Model Gmt-Master

Reference 1675

Year Circa 1970

Case 2731202

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex Jubile bracelet , approx. overall length 180 mm

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C

CHF 5 000 -

HKD 40 000 -

USD 5 000

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

YELLOW GOLD

154.

Property of a Spanish collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1675, GMT-MASTER, STEEL

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

Model Gmt-Master

Reference 1675

Year Circa 1971 Case 2671095

Caliber 1560, 26 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp (78360/580), approx. overall length 175 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Rolex Spain overhaul warranty dated 2009

C 3-8

AAA

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

155.

Property of a Spanish collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16710, GMT-MASTER II, PUNCHED WARRANTY, STEEL

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

Model Gmt-Master II

Reference 16710

Year Sold in April 2005

Case F743158

Caliber 3186, 31 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 185 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Punched warranty

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

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

156.

Property of an Italian collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND ROLEX, REF. 16520, DAYTONA, 4 LINES, STEEL

A fine, early, rare, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with fourline dial.

Model Cosmograph Daytona Reference 16520 Year Circa 1989 Case L546428

Caliber 4030, 31 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78360/503) with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 175 mm Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

nown to collectors as the “Four lines Daytona” due to the fact that the words “Officially Certified” were left out for about one year of the 16520 production before being reintroduced. Produced shortly after the early “Floating Daytona” were made, this early “Zenith Daytona” is part of the future collectible models

The R series of the automatic Cosmograph Daytona is the favorite 16520 reference for collectors, with its Porcelain dial and its “floating logo” giving it its unique look. Made of lacquer, these so- called porcelain dials are only available at the beginning of the “Zenith” production. The black graphics were printed on top of the dial, giving it a three-dimensional effect. The present watch originally sold in 1989 has never been at auction before.

157.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16520, DAYTONA, PORCELAIN FLOATING DIAL, PUNCHED WARRANTY, STEEL

A very fine, early, extremely rare, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with porcelain floating dial.

Model Cosmograph Daytona Reference 16520

Year Sold in March 1989

Case R782847

Caliber 4030, 31 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 158 mm

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Punched warranty

Very fine and rare, stainless steel, ma nual-winding, “tonneau”-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resis tant with screwed case-back, “triplock” win ding-crown, silver colour dial with brown colour registers, applied radial indexes with lu minescent dots, subsidiary seconds at 9, chro nograph (activated by the two round-shaped screwed push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the acrylic «epoxy» insert stain less steel bezel for 200 units per hour), half-ins tantaneous 30-minute counter and 12-hour counter.

159.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.6263, DAYTONA, SILVER DIAL WITH BROWN COUNTERS, STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and rare, manual winding, silver dial, brown counters, stainless steel, wristwatch

Model Daytona Year Circa 1971

6263

Case No. 2804077

Stainless steel

Orignal oyster riveted bracelet, length circa 175mm

mm.

Case,

2-9-17-19

and

160.

Directly from the descendants

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16030, DATEJUST, PERSONAL WATCH OF FORMER HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS SERGIO VIERA DE MELLO, STEEL A fine, historically important, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with date

Model Datejust Year circa 1982

Reference 16030

Calibre 3035, 27 jewels

Case No. 7521928

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex Jubile bracelet, approx. overall length 165 mm. Diameter 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories service invoice from Bucherer dated 2020 in the amount of CHF 744, picture of Sergio di Mello wearing the watch with Boutros Boutros Ghali, 2 commemorative Brazilian stamps, book “Sergio Viera de Mello, un homme exceptionnel” by Lennox and Stevenson

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

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

161.

Property of a US collector

ALAIN SILBERSTEIN, FRANCE

ALAIN SILBERSTEIN, REF. LWO 5100, KRONO BAUHAUS, STEEL AND DIAMONDS

An unusual, limited, self-winding, stainless steel and diamond chronograph wristwatch with day and date and 24-hour indicator.

Model Krono Bauhaus Limited Edition 708/999

Year Circa 1990’s

Caliber 5100

Bracelet Stainless steel and diamond Alain Silberstein bracelet, approx. overall length 160 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 6 000 - 8 000 | HKD 48 000 - 64 000 | USD 6 000 - 8 000

162.

Property of a US collector

FRANCK MULLER, SWITZERLAND

FRANCK MULLER, ENDURANCE, RED DIAL, STEEL

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

Model Endurance Year Circa 1990’s

Case 115

Caliber FM1870, 18 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Franck Muller bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 168 mm.

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

To be sold without reserve

MIH,

(BY

CHRONOGRAPH,

in 2005 by the

International

l’horlogerie (MIH) in

Fonds in order to finance certain projects, this 42 mm tita nium watch was the concept of Dr. Ludwig Oechslin who was the for mer curator. Developed and designed by Christian Gerber and Paul Gafner

Chaux

was discontinued in 2020 and a new watch was launched the MIH Gaia. Its 7750 was modified in order to accommodate the annual calendar as well as the AM/PM indication as well as the single button chronograph and counter on the reverse.

in 1845, in Glashütte, by Ferdinand Adolph Lange (1815-1875), A. Lange & Sohne is probably the most famous German manufacture specialized in complicated and classic luxury watchmaking. The Zeitwerk is the first mechanical wristwatch that displays the time digitally with jumping numerals that allow unambiguous legibility at all times. In addition to a tens- and a units-minute disc, the jumping numerals mechanism is endowed with a large hour ring that spans almost the entire diameter of the movement. All numerals are identical in size and arranged for natural left-to-right reading.

sent to Lange & Sohne Germany for

complete overhaul.

Purchased new by the current owner in 2006, this Lange 1 in platinum has the extremely rare and fine integrated platinum Wellendorf bracelet adding a whole new dimension and appearance to the classic Lange 1. Preserved in excellent overall condition showing deep hallmarks, these models were made in extremely limited numbers and it is the first time we have offered a full platinum version at auction.

168.

Property of the

A. LANGE & SOHNE, GERMANY

LANGE & SOHNE, REF. 151.025, LANGE 1, INTEGRATED PLATINUM BRACELET, PLATINUM

A very fine, extremely rare, manual wind, platinum wristwatch with integrated Lange/Wellendorf bracelet, large date and power reserve.

Model Lange 1 Reference 151.025 Year sold in December 2006 Case 115858 Movement 1136

Caliber L. 901.0, 53 jewels Bracelet integrated Lange/Wellendorf platinum bracelet, approx. overall length 160 mm.

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories warranty, instruction booklet, overhaul receipt from Pendulum Chiangmai dated 2017

CHF 35 000 - 55

000 - 44000

USD 35 000 - 55 000

Watch sent to Lange & Sohne Germany for a complete overhaul. «According to correspondence with Lange & Sohne, less than 50 examples were made of reference 151.025».

169.

Property of a US collector

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 49145, ROYAL EAGLE, STEEL

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

Model Royal Eagle

Reference 49145/000A

Year Sold in June 2008

Case 817278

Movement 5122342

Caliber 1137

Dimensions 42 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Certificate of origin

C

CHF

To

170.

Property of a US collector GLASHÜTTE, GERMANY

GLASHUTTE, REF. 39-44, SENATOR POWER RESERVE MOONPHASE, PINK GOLD

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

Model Senator Power Reserve Moonphase

Reference 39-44-03-11-04

Year Circa 2002 Case 0068 Movement 31004

Caliber GUB 39, 36 jewels

Bracelet 18k pink gold Glashutte double deployant clasp

Dimensions 39 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

To be sold without reserve

171.

Property of a Swiss collector

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET, REF. 25657, QUANTIEME PERPETUEL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, early, self-winding, 18k yellow gold perpetual calendar wristwatch.

Model Quantieme Perpetuel Automatique

Reference 25657

Year Circa 1987

Case C21467, 2101

Movement 274184

Caliber 2120/2, 38 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k yellow gold Audemars Piguet double deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8

CHF 12 000 - 18 000

HKD 96 000 - 144

USD 12 000 -

172.

Property of a US collector

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

JAEGER LECOULTRE, MASTER CONTROL PERPETUAL CALENDAR, STEEL

A fine, complicated, self-winding, stainless steel perpetual calendar wristwatch.

Model Master Control Reference 140.8.80.S

Year Circa 1990’s Case 1153

Caliber 889/440/2, 50 jewels

Dimensions 37 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

To be sold without reserve

174.

Property of an Italian lady

HUBLOT, SWITZERLAND

HUBLOT, REF.

BIG BANG, TITANIUM AND PINK GOLD

A

Model Big Bang

Year Sold in October

Reference 341.PX.130.RX

Calibre HUB4300,

Case No.

Bracelet

Diameter

Signature

Accessories

175.

H. MOSER & CIE, SWITZERLAND H. MOSER & CIE, REF. 343.505, MONARD, PLATINUM

A fine,

reverse and date

Model Monard Year circa 2006

Reference 343.505

Calibre HMC343.505,

Case No. 101650, No.

Bracelet

Diameter 41

Signature Dial,

Accessories

CHF

with

and

large, unusual, light, manual wind, titanium wristwatch with 3-dimensional

indication, performance indicator and power reserve on the reverse

DB28-TiS5

circa 2020

080

DB2115V4,

with a stainless

42.6

De Bethune Based on a resolutely avant-garde vision of traditional watchmaking, the Manufacture Horlogère De Bethune was founded in 2002, by David Zanetta, a collector with a passion for art, histo ry and timepieces and Denis Flageollet, a fourth-generation watchmaker who was introduced to the art at age of three. Nine patent registrations, seventeen world première innovations and sixteen in-house calibers in 11 years of research express the spirit of excellence of the Manufacture. De Be thune is above all a research and development engine, a laboratory making use of cutting-edge technologies implemented in the spirit of the great 18th century master watchmakers, where all parts are designed and produced one by one, while lavishing particular attention on every detail. Not doing more, but instead doing better; drawing inspiration from the past in order to constantly reinvent it; creating bridges between the various fields of knowledge: such are the principles guiding the elaboration of the mecha nisms and the artistic creation.

HENRY MOSER & CIE, SWITZERLAND

HENRY MOSER & CIE X MB&F, REF. 1810-1205, PROTOTYPE ENDEAVOUR CYLINDRICAL TOURBILLON, STEEL

A fine, prototype, manual wind, stainless steel tourbillon wristwatch with offcentered inclined sapphire dial

Model Endeavour Cylindrical Tourbillon Reference 1810-1205 Case 200/ 120551

Caliber HMC 810

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Moser double deployant clasp Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, blank warranty service booklets

1 D 1-01 M 1

CHF 100 000 - 150 000 | HKD 800 000 - 120 000

USD 100 000 - 150 000

Launched in 2020, the Endeavour Cylindrical tourbillon was born from a collaboration between Henry Moser and MB&F, using features easily recognisable from Max Buser such as the open tourbillon and the in clined dial. Launched in 5 dial color versions, limited to only 15 pieces per version, they were quickly all sold out due to their attractive pricing and publicity from winning the audacity prize at the 2020 GPHG. This example happens to be a prototype version as engraved on the case and is a unique possibility to acquire a pre-production piece that was not available to the public.

180.

Property of a US collector

IWC, SWITZERLAND

IWC, REF. 3715, GST CHRONO RATTRAPANTE, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel split-second chronograph wristwatch with day and date.

Model GST Chrono Rattrapante

Reference 3715

Year Circa 2000’s Case 2879404

Caliber 7922

Bracelet Stainless steel IWC bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 160 mm

Dimensions 43 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 2 500 - 4 500 | HKD 20 000 - 36 000 | USD 2 500 - 4 500

To be sold without reserve

181.

Property of a US collector

IWC, SWITZERLAND

IWC, REF. 3714, PORTUGUESE, STEEL

A fine, self-winding stainless steel chronograph wristwatch.

Model Portuguese Reference 3714

Year Circa 2000’s Case 3050267

Caliber 79240, 31 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel IWC buckle

Dimensions 39 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

To be sold without reserve

182.

Property of a Singapore collector

PANERAI, SWITZERLAND

PANERAI, PAM 00249, RADIOMIR 1936, CALIFORNIA DIAL, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL

A fine, large, limited, new old stock, manual wind, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch

Model Radiomir 1936

Limited Edition I 0775/1936

Reference PAM 00249, OP 6675

Year Sold in August 2007

Case BB 1217990

Caliber OP X, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Panerai buckle

Dimensions 47 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, certificate of limited edition, booklets and Legendary watches book by Negretti

C 1 D 1-01 M 1* AAA

CHF 7 000 - 10 000 | HKD 56 000 - 80 000 | USD 7 000 - 10 000

The watch is in brand new unworn condition.

183.

Property of a Singapore collector PANERAI, SWITZERLAND

PANERAI, PAM 00232, RADIOMIR 1938, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL

A fine, limited, new old stock, manual wind, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch

Model Radiomir 1938

Limited Edition I 0551/1938

Reference PAM 00232/ OP 6659

Year Sold in October 2007

Case BB 121 4937

Caliber OP X, 17 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Panerai buckle

Dimensions 47 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, certificate of limited edition, booklets and Legendary watches book by Negretti

C 1 D 1-01 M 1* AAA

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

The watch is in brand new unworn condition a nd has never been worn.

185.

Property of an Italian collector A. LANGE & SOHNE

LANGE & SOHNE, REF. 206.021, 1815, YELLOW GOLD

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

Model 1815 Reference 206.021

Year Sold in April 1996

Case 112218 Movement 2238

Caliber L 941.1, 21 jewels

Bracelet Leather with an 18k yellow gold Lange buckle

36 mm.

circa 58gr

Dial, case and

186.

Property of a Swiss collector

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 49145, ROYAL EAGLE CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A fine, self-winding,

Model

Year

Caliber

Material

Signature

steel chronograph wristwatch with date.

187.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF.5930G-001, WORLD TIME CHRONOGRAPH, 18KT WHITE GOLD

fine and very rare, automatic, 18kt white gold, world time chronograph.

world time

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF.5960/1A-001, ANNUAL CALENDAR, FLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH, STAINLESS STEEL METAL

fine and rare, automatic, stainless steel, flyback coronograph, wristwatch.

calendar flyback

190.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS

PATEK PHILIPPE, 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

315

18kt white gold

Bracelet Leather strap with original 18kt white gold buckle

Dimensions 37mm Weight 73gr

case, dial and movement

warranty and

191.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF.6000G-010, CALATRAVA, TWO TONE DIAL, 18KT WHITE GOLD

Very fine and rare, automatic, 18kt white gold, two tone dial, wristwatch.

Model Calatrava

Reference 6000G-010 Year circa 2010 Case 4506815 Movement 5529563

Caliber 240 PSC

Material 18kt whie gold

Bracelet Leather strap with original 18kt white gold deplyant clasp

Dimensions 37mm

Weight 84gr circa

Signature case, dial and movement

Accessories Original warranty

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PHILIPPE,

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF.5040, PERPETUAL CALENDAR, MOON PHASE, LEAP YEAR, 18KT PINK GOLD

Very fine and rare, automatic, 18kt pink gold, perpetual calendar, moonphase, leap year, wristwatch.

Model Perpetual calendar moon phase

Reference

Year

Movement

Caliber

Material

Bracelet Leather strap with original

Dimensions

Signature Case,

Accessories

CHF

195.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF.5065A, AQUANAUT, BLACK DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and rare, automatic, stainless steel, black dial, wristwatch.

Model Aquanaut Reference

Year 1999 Case 4061670 Movement 3027232

Caliber

Material Stainless steel

Bracelet Rubber strap with deplyant clasp with original buckle

Dimensions 36x34

Signature Case, dial and movement

Accessories Original warranty, box,

CHF

-

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PHILIPPE,

18KT WHITE GOLD

CALENDAR,

197.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

ANNUAL CALENDAR, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

PHILIPPE,

Property of the original Swiss owner

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 3700, NAUTILUS JUMBO, STEEL

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

Model Nautilus Reference 3700/1

Circa 1979 Case 534134 Movement 1306006

Caliber 28-255SC, 36 jewels

Bracelet Integrated stainless steel Patek Philippe bracelet, approx. overall length 185 mm

mm

Dial, case

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 with a 7.6 mm case, from 1976 to 1981. It is the most sought-after reference. The current example has been kept in very good original condition still showing nice angles to the case and bezel, the bracelet showing little wear and most importantly its original dial shows no defects or discolouration.

The Patek 1463 waterproof chronograph is one of the most appreciated chronographs ever made by the firm due to its beautiful design. Produced from the 1940’s, this example has was made in 1950 and immediately impresses by its thick case, tight pin holes, original pushers as well as its nicely raised enamel on its original two-tone dial. Out of all the variations, the ones in steel with ap plied Breguet numerals are the most appreciated and collected and this example comes accompanied by its extract from the archives that confirms its «Applied Breguet Numerals». Without a doubt one of the nicest creations ever made by Patek Philippe.

201.

Property of a Czech collector

HEUER, SWITZERLAND

HEUER, SINGLE-BUTTON CHRONOGRAPH, ENAMEL DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, early, manual wind, 18k yellow gold single-button chronograph wristwatch with enamel dial

Year circa 1935 Case 31406

Caliber Landeron 13 Bracelet detachable gold plated bracelet Dimensions 33 mm.

Signature Dial signed

CHF

202.

MOVADO, SWITZERLAND

MOVADO BLACK DIAL STEEL

Fine and unusual, stainless steel wristwatch with revolving bezel.

Year Circa 1940 Case 76248/32809

Caliber 75, 15 jewels

Material Stainless steel Dimensions 37 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

CHF

203.

GALLET, SWITZERLAND

GALLET, 24-HOUR CHRONOGRAPH BLACK DIAL STEEL

Year Circa 1965

Caliber 7730, 17 jewels

Material Stainless steel Dimensions 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

CHF 2 000 -

HKD

000 - 32

USD 2 000 -

HEUER, SWITZERLAND

HEUER, REF. 11630, AUTAVIA, “ORANGE BOY”, STEEL

A very fine, extremely well preserved, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date.

Model Autavia “Orange Boy”

Reference 11630

Year Circa 1970

Caliber 12, 17 jewels

Material Stainless steel Bracelet stainless steel Heuer bracelet with deployant clasp

Dimensions 42 mm.

Length 185 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

205.

ZENITH

ZENITH REF. AH 385, SELF-WINDING CHRONOGRAPH, MINUTE AND HOUR COUNTERS, DATE, GOLDEN BRWON DIAL; “EL PRIMERO”; STAINLESS STEEL

A very fine and rare, stainless steel, self-winding, “tonneau” shaped, chronograph wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, golden brown gradient colour dial, 30-minute counter, 12-hour-counter, date of the month.

Brand Zenith, Le Locle

Model “Chronograph Automatic” “El Primero” Reference AH 385 Year circa 1975 Case 708 D 319

Caliber 3019 PHC, 31 jewels

Material stainless steel Bracelet brown leather strap Buckle stainless steel Zenith buckle

Dimensions 37 mm. Signature dial, case and movement

206.

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWISS MADE

JAEGER-LECOULTRE,

ALARM WRISTWATCH, STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and rare,

Model Memovox

Reference

Year

1970

stainless steel,

date

Material stainless steell

Dimensions

case,

207.

Property of a US collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 2325, DOUBLE SECONDS, TWO-TONE SILVER DIAL, STEEL

A very fine and extremely rare, manual wind, stainless steel wristwatch with double seconds

Reference 2325/7

Year circa 1952 Movement 13316273

Caliber 283, 17 jewels

Dimensions 37 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed

208.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman GÜBELIN, SWITZERLAND

GUBELIN, IPSOVOX, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, attractive, large, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with date and alarm

Model IpsoVox

Year circa 1970’s Movement 1542568 Case 884604

Caliber K825, 17 jewels Dimensions 37 mm.

Signature Dial, case

209.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

MOVADO, SWITZERLAND

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

A fine, attractive, manual wind, 18k pink gold triple date wristwatch with twotone dial and coin-edge case

Reference 4823

Year circa 1950’s Case 492867

Caliber 15 jewels

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

2-8

CHF 2 500 -

M 3

20

AA

-

-

210.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

LONGINES, SWITZERLAND

LONGINES, REF. 5966, OVERSIZE CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

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

Reference 5966 4

Year circa 1960’s Movement 13333432

Caliber 30CH, 17 jewels

37 mm.

Dial, case and movement

211.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

LONGINES, SWITZERLAND

LONGINES, 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 circa 1965 Movement 12895158

Caliber 30CH, 17 jewels

Bracelet later stainless steel Longines buckle

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

212.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

LONGINES, SWITZERLAND

LONGINES, 30CH CHRONOGRAPH, PINK GOLD

A fine, attractive, manual wind, 18k pink gold flyback chronograph wristwatch

Year circa 1966 Movement 13332740

Caliber 30CH, 17 jewels

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

213.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 4643.20.32, DE VILLE, CO-AXIAL CHRONOMETER, NO. 006/333, PINK GOLD

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

Model De Ville Co-Axial Chronometer

Limited Edition 006/333

Reference 4643.20.32

Year Sold in March 2003

Movement 78053468

Caliber 3313, 37 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold Omega deployant clasp Dimensions 41 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF

214.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 168.1710, DE VILLE CO-AXIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 18k yellow gold chronometer wristwatch with date

Model De Ville Co-Axial Reference BB 168.1710.

Year circa 2006

Movement 80086962

Caliber 2610, 28 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Omega deployant clasp

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, COSMIC 1951, THE MUSEUM COLLECTION NUMBER 253/1951, PINK GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 18k pink gold wristwatch with triple date and moon-phase, limited edition of 1951 pieces,

Model Cosmic 1951 Limited Edition 0253/1951

Reference BG 156.2001

Year Made 2001 Case 57849288

Caliber 2601, 29 jewels

Material 18K pink gold

Bracelet Leather Buckle 18K gold Omega deployant clasp

Dimensions 33 x 44 mm. (with lugs)

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Original box and certificate

CHF 3 000 - 6

HKD

000 -

000

USD

000 - 6 000

The OMEGA MUSEUM COLLECTION was introduced in 2000 to pay tri bute to the brand’s history and design. Each watch in the collection is a recreation of an iconic Omega that is over 50 years old.

216.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA - 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 Limited Edition 0394/1915

Reference BG 156.2001.

Year Circa 2003

Case 80701232

Caliber 2200, 21 jewels.

Material 18K pink gold

Bracelet Leather Buckle 18K pink gold Omega buckle.

Dimensions 32.5 x 47 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

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

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

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 311.32, SPEEDMASTER, ALASKA PROJECT, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL

A fine, interesting, limited to 1970 pieces, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Speedmaster Alaska Project

Limited Edition 0244/1970

Reference 311.32.42.30.04.001

Year circa 2008

Movement 77214611

Caliber 1861, 18 jewels

Bracelet white Velcro Omega strap

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories

original fitted box (missing pillow), warranty card, limited series card, pictogram card, certificate of authenticity, instruction booklet, large red thermo-protective case, extra stainless steel Omega bracelet, extra white Velcro Omega strap, bracelet changing tools

Still fitted with its protective plastic caseback sticker featuring its movement number, the watch is in brand new unworn condition just like when it was purchased back in 2008.

218.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 3574.51.00, SPEEDMASTER APOLLO XVII 30TH ANNIVERSARY, LAST MAN ON THE MOON, STEEL

A fine, limited to 3000 pieces, manual wind, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model

Speedmaster, Apollo XVII 30th Anniversary, Last Man on the moon

Limited Edition 0577/3000

Reference 3574.51.00

Year circa 2003 Movement 77077235

Caliber 1861, 18 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 190 mm.

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box (missing pillow), warranty card, pictogram card, certificate of authenticity

CHF

000

-

-

220.

ZENITH, SWITZERLAND

ZENITH, EL PRIMERO CHRONOGRAPH TRIPLE DATE, PINK GOLD

Fine

Primero

Year Circa 1990

Leather

221.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

SKELETONIZED LOUIS BRANDT PERPETUAL

YELLOW

222.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

IWC, SWITZERLAND

IWC, REF. 3754, DA VINCI RATTRAPANTE, PINK GOLD

A fine, complicated, self-winding, 18k pink gold perpetual calendar split-second chronograph wristwatch with moonphase

Model Da Vinci Rattrapante

Reference 3754

Year circa 2001 Case 2836219

Caliber 79252

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold IWC buckle

Dimensions 41 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box (flaking,

paper, instruction

pillow),

warranty card,

223.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

IWC, SWITZERLAND

IWC, REF. 5021, PORTUGUESE PERPETUAL CALENDAR, BLACK DIAL, PINK GOLD

A large, self-winding, self-winding, 18k pink gold perpetual calendar wristwatch with black dial

Model Portuguese Perpetual Calendar

Reference 5021

Year Circa 2000’s Case 2919907

Caliber 50611, 66 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold IWC deployant clasp

Dimensions 44 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box (missing pillow), blank warranty card, instruction booklet, service booklet, calendar disk

2-8

2-01 M

CHF 13 000 - 18 000

AAA

HKD 104 000 - 144 000

USD 13 000 - 18 000

224.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

BREGUET, REF. 3600, ALARM, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, large, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with alarm and date

Model Alarm Reference 3600

Year circa 1998

Case 4152 F

Caliber 579

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Breguet buckle Dimensions 39 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

225.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

BREGUET, MARINE CHRONOGRAPH, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with date

Model Marine Reference 3460

Year circa 1990’s Case 1757D

Caliber 576

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Breguet deployant clasp

Dimensions 35 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

228.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

BREGUET,

POWER RESERVE, YELLOW GOLD

A

Model

Signature

229.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

PINK GOLD

Model

Year

Bracelet

Dimensions

Signature

230.

VULCAIN, SWITZERLAND

VULCAIN, “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)

Limited Edition 02/28 Reference 100308.053

Year Circa 2004

Caliber Exactomatic V-13, 25 jewels

Material 18K white gold

Bracelet Leather Buckle 18K white gold Vulcain buckle

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

CHF

231.

VULCAIN, SWITZERLAND

VULCAIN, “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” (discus throw)

Limited Edition 02/28

Reference 100308.055

Year Circa 2004

Caliber

Exactomatic V-13, 25 jewels

Material 18K white gold

Bracelet Leather

Buckle 18K white gold Vulcain buckle

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

2-8

CHF 5 000 -

000 -

232.

VULCAIN, SWITZERLAND

VULCAIN, “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” (The Jumper in length)

Limited Edition 02/28

Reference 100308.054

Year Circa 2004

Caliber Exactomatic V-13, 25 jewels

Material 18K white gold

Bracelet leather

Buckle 18K white gold Vulcain buckle

Dimensions 42 mm.

Accessories Dial, case and movement

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

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

233.

VULCAIN, SWITZERLAND

VULCAIN, “CRICKET” ALARM AND “GMT” WORLD TIME, POLYCHROME CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL DIAL, “AVIATOR’’

LIMITED EDITION OF 25 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 25 pieces.

Model cricket ‘’Aviator”

Limited Edition 18/25

Reference 100306.037

Year Circa 2009

Caliber Exactomatic V-13, 25 jewels

Material 18K white gold

Bracelet Leather

Buckle 18K white gold Vulcain buckle

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

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

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

235.

CHOPARD, SWITZERLAND

CHOPARD REF. 4200 CLASSIC DIAMONDS GOLD

elegant, round shaped,

gold self-winding wristwatch with

diamonds-set bezel, small seconds

screwed by 6 screws.

Model Classic Reference

Sold in October

Caliber

Material

Bracelet

Dimensions

234.

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 3098, BAGNOIRE, DIAMOND BEZEL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, elegant, quartz, 18k white gold wristwatch with diamond bezel

Model Baignoire Reference 3098

Year Sold in October 2015 Case 463933UX

Caliber quartz

Bracelet

18k white gold Cartier bracelet with double deployant clasp, approx. overall length 130 mm.

Dimensions 19 x 25 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of origin, certificate, instruction

yellow gold Chopard

Dial, case

and transparent case

CORUM, SWITZERLAND

CORUM GOLDEN BRIDGE REF. 113.750.69, LIMITED EDITION OF 50 PIECES, WHITE GOLD

Very fine,18K white gold and diamonds, manual-winding, curvex, vertical tonneau-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, sapphire crystal case-back screwed by four screws, winding-crown at 6 o’clock, visible 18K white gold “Golden Bridge” movement; the sides with sapphire crystal panels to view the movement, curved sapphire crystals; black oxidized gold skeleton hands. Made in a limited edition to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the brand.

Model Golden Bridge Reference 113.753.69

Year Circa 2006 Case 1412794

Caliber 7000, 17 jewels

Material 18K white gold

Bracelet Leather

Buckle 18K white gold Corum buckle

Dimensions 32 x 50 mm. (with lugs)

Signature Dial, case and movement Accessories Original box

C 2-8 D 01 M 3* AAA

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

237.

CORUM, SWITZERLAND

CORUM GOLDEN BRIDGE REF. 113.750.59, WHITE GOLD

Very fine,18K white gold, manual-winding, curvex, vertical tonneau-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, sapphire crystal case-back screwed by four screws, winding-crown at 6 o’clock, visible 18K white gold “Golden Bridge” movement; the sides with sapphire crystal panels to view the movement, curved sapphire crystals; black oxidized gold skeleton hands.

Model Golden Bridge Reference 113.750.59

Year Circa 2006 Case 1412672

Caliber 7000, 17 jewels

Material 18K white gold

Buckle 18K white gold Corum buckel

Dimensions 32 x 50 mm. (with lugs)

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Original box

C 3-8

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

Corum, “Golden Bridge”

T his rectilinear movement, called the “Golden Bridge In-Line” movement, was invented by Vincent Calabrese in 1977. The invention was then sold to Corum, who improved and patented it. All the wheels and pinions are arranged in a straight line. The “Golden Bridge” was officially launched by Corum in 1980. In 2006, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the brand, a new “Golden Bridge” is launched, in different versions.

238.

Property of an Asian lady PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

PIAGET, REF. GOA36243, LIMELIGHT TWICE, DIAMONDS AND PINK GOLD

A fine, elegant, quartz, 18k pink gold dual-face lady’s diamond (278 diamonds, approx. 5.3 CT) wristwatch

Model Limelight Gala Twice

Reference GOA36243

Year Sold in February 2014

Case 1057629

Caliber 56P

Bracelet leather with an 18k pink gold and diamond reversible bracelet

Dimensions 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, instruction booklet

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

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

The accompanying invoice in 2014 was HK$ 580’000, the equivalent of about CHF 72’000 today.

239.

Property of an Asian lady

PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

PIAGET, REF. GOA38573, ALTIPLANO “A MYTHICAL JOURNEY”, NO. 13/38, WHITE GOLD

A very fine, rare, limited to 38 pieces, manual wind, 18k white gold and diamond wristwatch with black silk embroidery dial representing pine trees

Model Altiplano, A Mythical Journey

Limited Edition 13/38

Reference GOA38573

Year Sold in July 2015

Case 110773

Caliber 430P

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Piaget buckle

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box,certificate of authenticity, warranty certificate card, instruction booklets

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

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

240.

VAN CLEEF & ARPELS, SWITZERLAND

VAN CLEEF & ARPELS, CADENAS, DIAMONDS, WHITE GOLD

A fine, unusual, quartz, 18k white gold and diamond lady’s bracelet watch

Model Cadenas

Reference VCARO41K00

Year Sold in June 2015

Case 3399197/HH65944

Caliber quartz

Bracelet integrated 18k white gold Van Cleef and Arpels bracelet, approx. overall length 150 mm.

Dimensions 26 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, certificate of authenticity, presentation

241.

VAN CLEEF & ARPELS, SWITZERLAND

VAN CLEEF & ARPELS, REF. HH35939, CHARMS, DIAMOND BEZEL, 38 MM, WHITE GOLD

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

Model Charms

Reference HH35939

Year circa 2015 Case 3572115

Caliber quartz

Bracelet satin with an 18k

Van Cleef & Arpels buckle

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box

242.

Property of a collector

BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

BREGUET, REF. BA3250, DUAL TIME VIA TWO MOVEMENTS, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine and extremely rare, large, dual time, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with two quartz movements, with recent Certificate. Large cushion-shape screw-back thin case, guilloché/coin-edge, mirror dial with two light sub-dials for two time zones with independent time setting through two sapphire-set cabochon crowns.

Quartz-powered Breguet watches are extremely scarce and to the best of our knowledge, this is the first time ever that a quartz Breguet of this kind is presented at auction. The fact that the present wristwatch embarks not one but two independent quartz movements signed Breguet is a feat on its own. The Certificate by Mr. Emmanuel Breguet confirms the sale of this watch on the 1st of December, 1984, for the sum of 23,000 French Francs ex. tax.

Reference BA3250

Year Circa 1984

Case 2642 and 3941 RE

Caliber Two independent quartz movements, 7 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold buckle

Dimensions 38 mm x 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and both movements signed

C 2-8

2-8-01

CHF 20 000 - 40 000

AAA

HKD 160 000 - 320 000

USD 20 000 - 40 000

243.

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

CARTIER, REF. 30010, PASHA GOLF, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, large, rare, limited, quartz,18k yellow gold wristwatch with four displays for golf stroke count

Model Pasha Golf Reference 30010 Year circa 1987

Case 0059

Caliber quartz

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Cartier buckle

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories red travel pouch

C 2-8

CHF 15 000 - 25 000

HKD 120 000 - 200 000

USD 15 000 - 25 000

244.

Property of a Hong Kong collector

BLANCPAIN, SWITZERLAND

BLANCPAIN, REF. 5335, VILLERET, REPETITION MINUTE PERPETUAL CALENDAR, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, complicated, self-winding, 18k yellow gold perpetual calendar wristwatch with minute-repeater

Model Villeret Repetition Minutes

Reference 5335

Year circa 1990’s

Case 56

Caliber 5335, 39 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Blancpain buckle

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

245.

Property of a Spanish collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, LOUIS BRANDT, PERPETUAL CALENDAR, DIAMOND BEZEL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, limited, self-winding, 18k yellow gold and diamond perpetual calendar wristwatch

Model Louis Brandt

Year circa 1984

Movement 37045029

Case 411 Caliber 716

Bracelet integrated 18k yellow gold Omega bracelet, approx. overall length 145 mm.

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

For a similar example see Omega, Voyage à Travers le Temps by Richon, page 494.

BREGUET, PARIS

LARGE “SOUSCRIPTION”-TYPE POCKET WATCH, RUBY-SET CYLINDER ESCAPEMENT; SILVER AND PINK GOLD

Montre de souscription, vendue à Demidoff

Silver, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, large “souscription”-type pocket watch, with special escapement and a unique pointer-hand. Three-piece case “Empire”-type withguilloché (engine-turned) case-back and case-band, with pink gold rims.

White colour enamel dial with suspended “Breguet” numerals and secret signature at 12 o’clock; blued steel “Breguet” pointer-hand.

25’’’, “Souscription”-calibre, gilded brass, central going barrel wound from the front only, overhanging ruby-set cylinder escapement, monometallic balance with three arms (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, blued steel and polished steel index regulator with temperature compensating bimetallic curb fitted to the index regulator, top pivot with parachute.

Model “Montre de souscription”

Year Circa 1821

Case 319 (by Jean-Louis Joly, Paris)

Movement 3 624

Caliber 25’’’, “Souscription”-calibre, overhanging ruby-set cylinder escapement

Material Silver and pink gold Dimensions 62.1 mm

141 gr. (approx.)

The Breguet Archives mention that this watch was sold to Demidoff, on June 21, 1821, for the amount of 611.10 Francs. Originally the watch was accompanied by the Certificate No. 2 359. The watch is made by Breguet on an older ébauche dating from the early 19th century and bearing the No. 134. We would like to thank Mr. Emmanuel Breguet, Montres Breguet S.A., Vice President, Head of Patrimony, for kindly providing us with the above-mentioned historical information from the company’s Archives.

Antiquorum, Geneva, auction, October 15, 2006, lot 27, sold for the amount of CHF 70 800.(Estimation: CHF 35 000.- / 45 000.-)

BREGUET & FILS, PARIS

POCKET WATCH, JUMP-HOUR, QUARTER-REPEATER, RUBYSET CYLINDER ESCAPEMENT; “RÉPÉTITION À PONTS, 23 LIGNES”; 18K YELLOW GOLD

Répétition à ponts, 23 lignes, vendue à M. Robert Knight

18K yellow gold, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with special escapement, jump-hour hand and one horological complication: · Quarter-repeater (‘all-or-nothing’-type) by one hammer on one steel gong (activated by a pull-and-twist piston in the pendant)

Four-piece case “forme quatre baguettes” withguilloché (engine-turned) caseback and case-band. hinged gold cuvette (dome).

Silver guilloché (engine-turned) dial with radial Roman numerals; blued steel Breguet hands.

23’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, overhanging ruby-set cylinder escapement, monometallic balance with three arms (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, blued steel and polished steel index-regulator with temperature compensating bimetallic curb fitted to the index regulator, top pivot with parachute.

Model “Horloger de la Marine Royale”; “Répétition à ponts, 23 lignes”

Year Circa 1829 Movement 4 029

Caliber 23’’’, overhanging ruby-set cylinder escapement

Material 18K yellow gold Dimensions 57.1 mm Weight 131.4 gr. (approx.)

Dial and cuvette (dome)

The Breguet Archives mention that this watch was sold to Robert Knight, on August 29, 1829, for the amount of 2 400 Francs. Original ly the watch was accompanied by the Certificate No. 1 230. The watch is made by Breguet on an older ébauche dating from the early 19th century and bearing the No. 200. We would like to thank Mr. Emmanuel Breguet, Montres Breguet S.A., Vice President, Head of Patrimony, for kindly providing us with the above-mentioned historical information from the company’s Archives.

SCHWOB FRERES & CO, LA CHAUX-DE-FONDS

SCHWOB FRÈRE & CO.

Pocket clock-watch, Grande Sonnerie, carillon trip minute-repeater with two striking Jacks, three gongs, three hammers; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket clock-watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and three horological complication. Piguet’s (1836-1924) works (according the patent of 1895)

Cover and case-back polished; gold cuvette (dome) engraved in taille-douce (fine cut) with the technical specifications of the movement.; second inner gold and glass cuvette (dome) allowing to see the movement.

Around the dial, the scene, painted on polychrome enamel on gold, shows two Jacquemarts (Jacks), allegories of Art and Music, striking the elapsed time (the man representing Painting, on the right, strikes the hours, the second and the third stroke of the quarters while the woman, representing Singing, on the left, strikes the first stroke of the quarters, and then the minutes.

Movement 20’’’ (ebauche probably by Louis-Elisée Piguet, le Brassus, Vallée de Joux), gilded brass, gold screwed-chatons (setting), straight-line 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 patented silent centrifugal force governor to regulate the speed of the repetition mechanism.

Made by Louis Brandt & Frère, Bienne / Biel (predecessor of Omega Watch Co.) on an ebauche probably made by Louis-Elisée Piguet.

Circa 1895

249.

BREGUET Ã PARIS, SWITZERLAND

ALTAR OF LOVE

Fine, 18K gold quarter-repeating watch with special central dial paintedon enamel scene of a Pixie at the altar of love. Case with twisted wireband, back with embossed geometric pattern, brass cuvette.

Year Circa 1815 Case 5039

Caliber 24’’’, frosted gilt, cylinder escapement, three-arm gold balance with flat balance spring.

Material 18K yellow gold Dimensions 62 mm.

Signature Movement, Case numbered

250.

ROUX, BORDIER & CIE, SWITZERLAND, RETAILED BY ARANAGA, BILBAO (SPAIN)

ROUX, BORDIER & CIE POCKET WATCH WITH ENAMEL DECORATION IN THE MANNER OF JEAN-LOUIS RICHTER WITH VISIBLE BALANCE 18K GOLD

Very fine and rare, 18K yellow gold, silver, enamel and diamond-set, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, “Directoire” pocket watch with visible paste-set balance; made for the Spanish market.

Royal blue flinqué enamel (translucent enamel over guilloché engine-turning) case-back with gold paillon and rose-cut diamonds flower garlands; in the centre, the aperture for the balance inside a silver frame border set with rose-cut diamonds; on the right, a young lady; on the left, an old tower near a stream; silver border set with rose-cut diamonds; the painting on enamel on gold attributable to Jean-Louis Richter (1766-1841), Geneva.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; yellow gold paste-set hands. Movement 20’’’, full plate, gilded brass, with fusee and chain, verge escapement, monometallic balance and blued steel flat hairspring; mirror-polished steel cock with a mirror-polished plate on which the balance oscillates.

Year Circa 1790

9 109 (by “P C”, Geneva)

Caliber 20’’’, fusee and chain, verge escapement

Material 18K yellow gold

movement

CHF

Roux, Bordier & Cie

000

000 -

The Bordier brothers were associated watchmakers in Geneva as early as 1794. In 1815, they worked at the Grand Mézel. In 1794, they took Roux and Romand into partnership, establishing the company Bordier, Roux, Romand & Cie. Between 1794 and 1811, they were specialised in automaton repeating watches as well as complicated or skeletonized watches, with calendar, often decorated with painted enamels, pearls and gemstones.

UNSIGNED, SWITZERLAND

LARGE POCKET WATCH, MINUTE-REPEATER, CHRONOGRAPH, TRIPLE DATE, MOON PHASES; GOLD

Very fine 18K gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, large pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and six horological complications:

· Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by pusher located on the case-band at 6 o’clock)

· 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single olive-shaped push-piece located on the case-band at 2 o’clock)

· Half-instantaneous date of the month (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock)

· Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; indications given in French)

· Month of the year (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock; indications given in French)

· Phases of the moon (aperture at 6 o’clock)

Year Circa 1900 Case 312599

Caliber

jewels, movement based on the Swiss invention patents No. 334 and No. 12172)

18K yellow gold Dimensions 60

252.

E. LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

LECOULTRE MINUTE REPEATER GOLD

A very fine, 18K pink gold, open-face, keyless-winding, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Year Circa 1890

Case 14150

Caliber 18’’’, 21 jewels,straight-line 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 pink gold

Dimensions 54 mm.

Signature Movement

253.

MOVADO, SWITZERLAND

MOVADO POCKET WATCH WITH MINUTE-REPEATER

Fine, 18K gold, keyless-winding, minute repeater pocket watch

Year Circa 1920

Caliber 18’’’,

Material

Dimensions

mm.

Signature Dial,

CHF

gold

254.

ERNEST GUINAND, SWITZERLAND

ERNEST GUINAND TOURBILLON REGULATOR GOLD

Very fine and important 18K gold hunting-cased, pocket chronometer, with one minute tourbillon regulator with pivoted detent escapement with gold escape wheel. Made for the Spanish market.

Year Circa 1880 Case 3868/12608

Caliber 19’’’ nickel plated, Geneva “fausses côtes” decoration, caliber in the form of conjoined initials, 12 jewels on the carriage, pivoted detent escapement with gold escape wheel, cut bimetallic balance, Breguet balance spring with index regulator. Ernest Guinad’s three-arm polished steel carriage of the second type, driven by the third wheel.

18K gold Dimensions 54 mm.

000 - 55 000

HKD 280 000 - 440 000

USD 35 000 - 55 000

Made with a calibre similar to that of Guinand No. 3321, sold by Antiquorum in Hong Kong, on 18 June 1994, but nickel plated instead of engraved gilt brass, this chronometer was certainly completed by the time of his death, if not by his successors.Ernest Guinand, from Le Locle (Switzerland), who died in 1879, together with Auguste Grether from Ponts-de-Martel (1817-1879), was specialised in the production of tourbillon carriages. His production of tourbillon began in 1865/67, they were controlled in Neuchâtel. He produced three models of Tourbillon carriages. He worked for several important makers including Girard-Perregaux and Montandon. It seems that No. 1060, sold to Girard-Perregaux, was the first, but does not carry his signature. From the study of the Observatory of Neu chatel records, the number of tourbillons supplied to Girard-Perregaux can be esteemed between 22 and 25. Most of his carriages were not signed and can only be identified by their shape.

Sidney Better One of the great makers of tourbillon car riages. Between 1917 and 1922 he constructed eight tourbillon watches of very high quality for The Nor thern Goldsmiths Company using two types of carriage: Type 1 - Used in the present watch, with three equidis tant arms surmounted by a two-arm bridge. Type 2 - With three arms at 90 degree angles to each other and a de-cen tralized balance. A watch with this type of carriage was sold by Antiquorum, Geneva, November 11, 2001, Lot 295. Both types used a Swiss straight line lever escapement. In the 1920’s The Northern Goldsmiths Company hit finan cial difficulties which prematurely ended their associa tion with Better. The result was that only eight tourbillon watches by him for Northern Goldsmiths are known. The present watch attained 90.3 marks in a Kew trial of 1920. Literature: ‘’Le Tourbillon’’, Reinhard Meis, Les Editions de L’amateur, 1990. Anibal (acier au nickel pour balanciers): An alloy invented by Dr. Charles Edouard Guillaume, ex hibits unusual properties, both in terms of thermal expan sion and in changes in elasticity. These properties are very different from those of two other famous alloys invented by Guillaume, Invar and Elinvar. Around 1900 Guillaume attempted to eliminate the so-called Middle Temperature Error caused by the fact that the change of rate in a timekee per with a steel-brass bimetallic balance is approximately a linear function of temperature, while the change of rate caused by change in elasticity of a balance spring is ap proximately a quadratic function. Thus, it equals zero at only two temperatures, causing secondary error. Countless attempts were made to eliminate Middle Temperature Er ror, usually by means of auxiliary compensation devices. In 1899, Guillaume noticed that steel with an addition of 44.4% nickel had a negative square coefficient of thermal expansion. This alloy, combined with brass in bimetallic lamina, makes its expansion close to quadratic. Balances with bimetallic rims made of anibal and brass are usual ly called Guillaume balances, or, as their inventor called them, integral balances. When combined with special ba lance springs, they exhibit remarkable temperature stabi lity, on occasion not exceeding 1/50 second per day at 1oC.

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NORTHERN GOLDSMITHS COMPANY, ENGLAND

ONE-MINUTE ENGLISH TOURBILLON TYPE 1

Extremely fine and important, 18K gold hunting-cased keyless pocket watch with one-minute tourbillon regulator made by Sidney Better (type 1) with Guillaume balance. Kew Observatory Rating Marks of 90.3 achieved in 1920.

Model Tourbillon Year with London hallmarks for 1919

Case 2098 Movement 2098

Caliber 19’’’, frosted gilt half-plate, jeweled to the center, going barrel, one-minute tourbillon regulator with Sidney Better Type 1 equidistant three-arm polished steel cage and lateral polished steel bridge, straight line lever escapement, free-sprung cut bimetallic Guillaume anibal-brass balance with winged arms, peripheral timing and temperature compensation screws, blued steel Breguet balance spring.

Material 18K yellow gold Dimensions 55 mm.

Signature Movement and dial

C 3-6 D 3-01 M 3*

CHF 25 000 - 45 000 | HKD 200 000 - 360 000 | USD 25 000 - 45 000

256.

Antiquorum, Geneva, auction, October 20, 1991, lot 455 (Estimation: CHF 160 000.- / 190 000.-).

Sotheby’s, Geneva, auction, May 13, 2015, lot 175, sold for the amount of CHF 118 750.- (Estimation: CHF 100 000.- / 150 000.-).

HENRI GRANDJEAN & CIE, LE LOCLE

OUTSTANDING POCKET WATCH, QUARTER-REPEATER, CHRONOGRAPH, RETROGRADE (FLY-BACK)

PERPETUAL CALENDAR, MOON PHASES, TWO-TIME ZONE, MADE FOR THE SPANISH OR SOUTH AMERICAN MARKET; 18K VARI-COLOUR GOLD

18K Multi-coloured (yellow, pink, green and white), hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, large, heavy and impressive, pocket watch, made for the Spanish or South American market, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and eight horological complications:

· Quarter-repeater by two hammers on two steel gongs (activated by the slide located on the case-band at 6 o’clock)

· 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single rectangular push-piece located on the edge of the bezel at 6 o’clock), with outer ring

· Instantaneous perpetual calendar

· Retrograde (fly-back) date of the month (half-circle graduation at 12 o’clock with index)

· Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 8 o’clock; indications given in Spanish)

· Month of the year (subsidiary dial at 4 o’clock; indications given in Spanish)

· Age and phases of the moon (subsidiary dial, graduated from 0 to 29 ½, and aperture at 12 o’clock)

· Hours and minutes of a second time zone(concentric yellow gold hands, time-setting by push-pin on the right side of the pendant; the repeater mechanism is indexed to this set of hands)

White colour enamel dial, with suspended “Breguet” numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands (time-setting by push-pin on the left side of the pendant); inner ring with radial Roman numerals for the dual-time.

Five body massive “bassine et filets, carrure ronde” case, profusely chased and engraved overall with elaborate foliage; cover and case-back with four colour high-relief decoration of iris flowers cartouche, scrolls and a mask; engraved and guilloché (engine-turned) gold cuvette (dome) ; additional glazed cuvette to protect the movement.

20’’’ movement, nickel-plated, “fausses côtes” decoration, 37 jewels, going barrel, wolf-teeth winding wheels, gold train of wheels, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance, blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, polished steel index-regulator; repeater work on the main plate, under the dial; chronograph work on the top plate.

Model made for the Spanish or South American market

Year circa 1880

Movement No. 29 708

Calibre 20’’’, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement Case No. 29 708 / 16 865 (by “L G”, Neuchâtel mountains)

Material 18K vari-colour gold (yellow, pink, green and white)

Diameter 61.5 mm.

Weight 276.6 gr. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement

T his watch is one of the most complicated and beautiful ever made by this watchmaker whose production was often destined for the Indian and South American markets.

The case of this watch is a master-piece of the goldsmith and case maker’s combined skills. Not only is the four-colour work of particularly high-relief and fine quality, but also the construction of the case itself, involving some 27 different parts, is a remarkable achievement.

At the time, Le Locle was probably the best-known centre in Switzerland for the making of cases with elaborate gold work and engraved decoration. Such work was usually destined for the Spanish and South American market.

Grandjean, Henri Le Locle, December 14, 1803 – Le Locle, March 21, 1879

Swiss chronometer maker, active in Le Locle and London.

From 1824 until 1830 he was assigned the task of organizing the South American branches of his father’s company; in 1830, his brother Henri-Gustave Grandjean emigrated to Peru and was from then on in charge of these businesses.

Henri Grandjean trained as a watchmaker in his home town. Around 1830, his factory “Henri Grandjean & Cie.” began to build marine chronometers that were modelled on the English chronometers. His business partner was at the time Edouard Thévenaz. Together with Louis-Jean Richard and Ulysse Nardin, he was the originator of the Swiss marine chronometer production.

Along with Constant Girard (1825-1903; later Girard-Perregaux), Henry Grandjean was also one of the first to enter the South American market.

In 1831, Grandjean married Elise Montandon, the daughter of Isaac-Pierre Montandon.

He was granted permission to open watchmaking schools and founded the observatory at Neuchâtel. Later, Grandjean went into politics and became representative and prefect of the city of Le Locle.

In La Chaux-de-Fonds, he worked for the establishment of the Quartier-Neuf, which was finally built in 1855; his intention was to eliminate real estate speculation and to create low priced housing for working-class families.

In 1851, at the first Universal Exposition in London, Grandjean received a First Class medal. His list of medals continues until 1868, the year in which the company won an award for its marine chronometers. In the meantime, they also received at least eight different awards, not including those from the Observatory of Neuchâtel. In 1873, the company received in Vienne, a Diploma of Honour (Gold Medal) and the Merit Medal.

Henry Grandjean died in 1879 but it appears that the company continued for the next twenty years until 1899, the year in which Rossel & Fils registered their name as successors, who were also most likely running the company during these 20 years. On January 9, 1908, Rossel & Fils transferred the title to Charles-Ferdinand Perret.

A street in Le Locle was named after him – the rue Henri Grandjean.

On the watches, the name Grandjean can be found with two possible spellings, “Grandjean” or “GrandJean”.

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VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, POCKET CHRONOGRAPH, PULSOMETRIC SCALE, YELLOW GOLD

Fine and rare, 18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch with subsidiary seconds at 6 and 1/5 second chronograph with pulsometric scale graduated for 30 pulsations.

Year Circa 1920 Movement No. 385104

Calibre RA 17’’’, 20 jewels, lever escapement, index regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw

Case No. 251502

Material 18K yellow gold

Signature Dial, case and movement

258.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN CHRONOGRAPH; 18K YELLOW GOLD

A very fine 18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6, 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single round push-piece located on the winding-crown).

Year Circa 1915 Movement No. 367941

Calibre

17’’’ frosted gilt, 23 jewels, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensation balance, blued steel Breguet balance spring, index regulator, visible chronograph work.

Case No. 227291

Material 18K yellow gold Diameter 50 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3-8

3-01

CHF 6 000 - 8 000

3* AA

48 000 - 64 000

000 -

Case back with monogram

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

MADE FOR TIFFANY, AUDEMARDS PIGUET SPLIT SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH

Very fine and rare, keyless, 18K yellow gold dress watch with splitseconds chronograph and register, retailed by Tiffany.

Year Circa 1910 Movement No. 19500

Calibre

18”‘, rhodium plated, “fausses cotes” decoration, 22 jewels, straight line lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance adjusted to temperatures and 8 positions, Breguet balance spring with swan neck micrometric index. Split seconds chronograph with visible work

Case No. 19500 Material 18K yellow gold Diameter 47 mm.

Signature Dial by Tiffany, Case and Movement by Audemars Piguet

000

000

Small enamel monogram on the case back A.S.E.

260.

L. LEROY & CIE, PARIS (7, BOULEVARD DE LA MADELEINE)

L. LEROY & CIE N°18902

Important oversize high frequency pocket chronometer especially made for scientific purposes, split-seconds chronograph, minute counter, Guillaume balance, , awarded a first Price and a Gold medal and a bulletin of the Astronomical Observatory of Besançon, in the category A “Chronométrie Epreuves Sportives” in 1939. Extract from the archive confirming a Gold medal.

Silver, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, oversized pocket chronometer especially made for scientific purposes, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and three horological complications:

· 1/10 second chronograph (activated by the single round-shaped push-piece located on the winding-crown)

· Split-seconds (activated by the rectangular-shaped push-piece located on the case-band at 10:30)

· Instantaneous 30-minute counter (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock)

White colour enamel dial, with suspended Arabic numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

Snap-on case-back polished; cuvette (dome) engraved in taille-douce (fine cut) with the technical specifications of the movement.

21’’’ movement, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated Guillaume balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, polished steel index-regulator, adjusted by the precision timer “régleur” Albert Dessay (1904-2003), Besançon; chronograph work on the top plate; split-seconds work mounted under the dial; “viper’s head” stamp of the Besançon Observatory for a First Class Bulletin de marche.

Thewatch was delivered on December 18, 1941, to the Institute of Meteorology and Physics of the Globe of Algeria (Institut de météorologie et de physique du globe de l’Algérie), University of Algiers (Algeria, then French possession), and paid on March 18, 1942, for the amount of 10 000 francs.

This high-frequency timekeeper has been especially created for scientific purposes; its chronograph part allows to indicate the 10th of second. This timepiece therefore served as a scientific instrument for the meteorologists and calculators of this institution.

The ebauche of this quality watch was probably made in the Vallée de Joux, in a workshop of the level of those of:

· Les Fils de Louis-Elisée Piguet, Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux).

· Les Fils de Victorin Piguet, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux).

Guillaume balance

The Guillaume balance is a compensated bimetallic balance, made of anibal (an alloy of steel and nickel) and brass, after the works of Dr. Charles-Edouard Guillaume (1861-1938), with which the middletemperature error is practically eliminated. The middle- temperature error (or Dent’s anomaly), is the difference between the rate of a chronometer at the mean temperature and the average of the rates at extreme temperatures. This type of balance was used by the horological manufactories since 1904.

Institute of Meteorology and Physics of the Globe of Algeria (Institut de météorologie et de physique du globe de l’Algérie, IMPGA)

This organisation was created in 1931 and depended on the University of Algiers. In the early 1940s, it was placed under the direction of Mr. Quesnay. Albert Camus (1913-1960), a French writer, philosopher, novelist, playwright, essayist and short story writer, worked there between November 1937 and September 1938.

The IMPGA’s mission was to promote the geophysical study of Algeria but also to take charge of the seismic surveillance of the territory; the earthquake constituting the main natural disaster in Algeria. This Institute undertook numerous studies in the fields of seismology, geomagnetism and gravimetry.

Today, this institution survives through the Centre for Research in Astronomy, Astrophysics and Geophysics (Centre de recherche en astronomie, astrophysique et géophysique, CRAAG), which resulted from the merger in 1980 of two bodies that existed during the colonial era, namely the Algiers Observatory (created in 1890) and the IMPGA.

Real scarcity of real chronometers

By the end of the 19th century, the Swiss watch industry produced millions of watches. Each year, an infinitesimal part of them are especially manufactured and adjusted to be presented to the annual chronometrical contests of the observatories of Geneva or Neuchâtel. With the improvement of production techniques, the observatory regularly reinforces the rules of the contest; this competition becomes, every year, always more difficult. On the very small quantity of watches subjected to the rigorous and impartial control of the observatories, a good part is rejected; only the best pieces remain in the running.

Winning a Bulletin de marche – especially one of “First Class” –allows watch manufacturers to prove their chronometry skills. The same applies to the distinctions obtained at industrial or artistic exhibitions, whether at regional, national or universal level. At a time when marketing and advertising do not exist, this is the only real way to promote a company to the public and potential customers.

Dessay, Albert Pervenchères, Orne, September 19, 1904 - Besançon, Doubs, January 20, 2003

Albert Dessay was trained at the Ecole Nationale d’Horlogerie (National School of Horology) in Besançon (founded in 1862 and nicknamed l’Horlo) from which he graduated top (Major) of his class in 1930.

He worked for various watchmaking manufactures in Besançon, notably Lip (rue des Chalets) and L. Leroy & Cie (square Saint-Amour).

As a precision timer (régleur de précision), his work was rewarded with numerous prizes and medals.

He then became a professor at the National School of Horology in Besançon, then an engineer at the CETEHOR (Centre Technique de

l’Industrie Horlogère / Technical Centre for the Horological Industry) in Besançon.

In 1956 and 1957, he organised a series of conferences which he gave in the French watchmaking centres (Annemasse, Besançon, Morteau, Paris and Villers-le-Lac).

As a columnist for the France Horlogère, he also wrote several articles on watch setting published in the Annales Françaises de Chronométrie in Besançon (19 vol., 1931-1965):

• “Les apports de la technique horlogère à la perfection de la mesure du temps” (The contribution of horological technology to the perfection of time measurement; January 1955)

• “Isochronisme et réglage aux positions” (Isochronism and adjustment to positions)

• “Résultats partiels sur des essais d’huilage de montres” (Partial results of oiling tests on watches)

• “Influence de quelques huiles sur la marche des montres” (Influence of some oils on the running of watches)

• “A propos de la virole du spiral” (About the spiral ferrule)

His professional archives are now kept in the Musée du Temps in Besançon (Palais Granvelle).

Albert Dessay must be considered as one of the most important watchmakers of his time, and later as a theoretician of watchmaking.

to the extract from the archives, the Vacheron skeletonised movement was delivered to Verger Freres who manufactured the case. Many of some of the most beautiful Art Deco creations were en trusted to Verger Freres by Vacheron Constantin and some of the most deco rative pocket watches and clocks were born from this collaboration. It is fur ther nice to note that the Spanish original provenance is further confirmed as the bow is signed Marzo who is a well renowned Spanish jeweller who later set up shop in Paris around 1921 at Rue de la Paix and had further stores in Madrid, Havana and Biarritz where the Spanish Royal court were known to shop. Never having appeared at auction before, this represents the best in terms of design and savoir-faire from the height of the Art Deco period. For a similar watch, see L’Univers de Vacheron Constantin by Lambelet et Coen page 353..

GENEVA CLOCK CO.

URN CLOCK ‘’PENDULE A CERCLE TOURNANT’’ WITH MINUTE REPEATER

fine and rare, gilt brass and enamel, 8-day going movement, hour, quarter, half-hour and minute repeater striking on two steel gongs (activated by the slide located next to the revolving hour ring). Urn shaped ‘’cercles tournants’’ table clock. Translucent enamel over guilloché engine-turning with polychrome enamel scene showing a foliage and flowers. Dial made in two evolving rings in silver with painted Arabic and minutes numerals. Silver arrow pointer to read the time.

263.

Property of a British collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, 23.7 CALIBER, MULTI-COLOR ENAMEL DECORATION, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine and extremely rare, very well preserved, manual wind, 18k yellow gold enamel pocket watch.

Year Sold in July 1922 to Switzerland

Case 6068688 Movement 7034392

Caliber 23.7 LEP Dimensions 44 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories extract of records

CHF

The 1920’s proved to be for Omega one of the most interesting times in terms of creativity and innovation. Among these masterpieces were some extremely decorative pocket watches such as this example housed in a octagonal shape case decorated with multi-coloured black, blue and green enamel. Preserved in fantastic condition showing almost no loss to the enamel, these Art Deco pocket watches were made in extremely small quantities and are for the demanding connaisseurs only.

264.

Property of a British collector

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. OJ 1103, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, attractive, art nouveau, manual wind, 14k yellow gold pocket watch. Reference OJ 1103

Year circa 1923

Case 6742244 Movement 7033803

Caliber 23.7L, 17 jewels

Dimensions 44 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 1 000 - 2 000

HKD

000 - 16

USD 1 000 - 2 000

GÉRALD GENTA, SWITZERLAND

GERALD GENTA, PROTOTYPE “CRYSTAL BALL” CLOCK, BRASS

A

ball clock.

Gerald Genta needs to further introduction as the genius designer of some of the most famous and collectible watches today. Extremely prolific and creative, he designed for his own brand a huge variety of wristwatches, clocks and even sun glasses. Among these is this very in teresting brass circular desk clock featuring 3 dimensional markers as well as curved hands set at the bottom. Probably never produced and to the best of our knowledge probably unique, this is an interesting opportunity to ac quire another revolutionary design by the most famous watch designer ever known.

266.

Property of a Swiss collector

GÜBELIN, SWITZERLAND

GUBELIN, LIMOGES PORCELAIN DIAL, GILT BRASS

A fine and extremely rare, manual wind, gilt brass desk clock with Limoges porcelain abstract bird and trees painting.

3094

circa 1960’s Caliber 8-day going,

jewels

Dial, case and movement

Limoges

(Bétourné)

267.

Property of an Italian collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 2526, RETAILED BY SERPICO Y LAINO, PINK GOLD INDEXES

An extremely fine and rare, enamel dial for a Patek Philippe reference 2526, retailed by Serpico Y Laino, pink gold indexes.

Year circa 1950’s

Dimensions 30 mm. Signature stamped on reverse 93 337

D 2-6

CHF

000 -

268.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, DIAL

A fine, Patek

32 mm.

269.

Property of a Swiss watchmaker

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1675, GMT-MASTER DIAL

A fine, very well-preserved, dial for a Rolex 1675 Gmt-Master

Dimensions 27 mm.

Signature stamped 121 1228 on reverse

D 2 AAA

CHF 1 000 - 2

8 000 - 16 000

000 -

270.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1675, DIAL AND BEZEL

A fine, set of spare parts for Rolex 1675 Gmt steel and gold, comprised of a brown dial and bezel insert

Model Gmt-Master Reference 1675

Signature Dial

C 3 AA

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

271.

Property of a US collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, PROBABLY FOR REF. 116519 DAYTONA DIAL, WHITE GOLD

A fine, Rolex dial probably for reference 116519

Dimensions 28 mm.

Signature signed Rolex 1 1782 on reverse

D 2-8 AA

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

To be sold without reserve

272.

Property of a US collector HEUER, SWITZERLAND

HEUER/ GAY FRERES BRACELET FOR AUTAVIA 1163, STEEL

A fine and rare, stainless steel folded Heuer/Gay Freres bracelet with deployant clasp (HLF end links), approx.overall length 130 mm.

Year 1970

D 2-8 AA

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

To be sold without reserve

273.

Property of a US collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX USA, STAINLESS STEEL BRACELET

A fine and desirable, stainless steel Rolex USA riveted bracelet with deployant clasp, 17 mm, approx. overall length 147 mm.

Year 1960-1970

D 2-8 AA

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

To be sold without reserve

275.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF.

A fine

Dimensions 30

DIAL, NAUTILUS

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE DIAL FOR NAUTILUS REF. 3700

A fine, rare, Nautilus 3700 dial with gold baton indexes and a dateaperture.

in very good condition with tiny scratches.

3700

30 mm.

276.

Property

PHILIPPE

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 3800, NAUTILUS, DIAMOND INDEX DIAL

A fine and rare,

for Patek Philippe reference 3800

Dimensions 26.5 mm.

Singer on reverse

278.

Property

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, DIAL FOR REFERENCE 1579, YELLOW GOLD INDEXES

A very

Dimensions

Property

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX,

DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A

Dimensions

279.

Property

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

280.

Property

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 6263/6265

FOR ROLEX DAYTONA, YELLOW GOLD

A

Dimensions

Signature

281.

Property

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX,

A

Dimensions

282.

Property of an Italian lady

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 919, SOLAR CLOCK, ORIGINAL BOX, GILT BRASS

A fine, mechanical solar-powered gilt brass desk clock

Reference 919

Year circa 1963 Case 1304

873724

Caliber 17-250, 29 jewels

Dimensions HEIGHT 14 cm. WIDTH 14 cm. DEPTH 9

Dial, case and movement signed

original fitted box

283.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, MECHANICAL SOLAR CLOCK, BRASS

A fine and rare, solar-powered mechanical brass desk clock

Year

PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVA

MECHANICAL SOLAR-POWERED TABLE CLOCK; GILDED BRASS AND LACQUERED BRASS

“Pendulette à énergie lumineuse”

Gilded brass and lacquered brass (imitating the marble), satin-finished and polish-finished, mechanical solar-powered, rectangular-shaped, heavy, table clock; dial with radial Roman numerals.

Model “Pendulette à énergie lumineuse”

Year Circa 1970

Case 2 000

Movement 874 368

Caliber 17’’’, 17-250 E Q (based on “Gondolo” movement), 29 jewels, lever escapement with Gyromax balance; powered by photoelectric cell driving a remontoir train which winds the barrel spring (with lithium battery back-up, Ref. CP 300 H)

Material Gilded brass and lacquered brass

Dimensions 190 x 200 x 105 mm. (approx.)

Signature Dial

C

movement

par la lumière” (clock with automatic winding by light) collection

which the “Pendule Carrée” (square clock) is the most common; it is with the “Dome” clock the most classi

by Patek Philippe. All of them are wound with the sun energy, through captors that power the mechanical

laying horizontally.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PHILIPPE NAVIQUARTZ CHRONOMETER DESK

286.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

ROLEX AND NEON ABC LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND NEON ABC/ ROLEX, LARGE ILLUMINATED ROLEX RETAILER’S SIGN

A fine and rare, large aluminium, plexiglass and metal illuminated sign.

Year

287.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, DESK CLOCK, STEEL AND BRASS

A

with

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET, ILLUMINATED DOUBLE FACE DISPLAY CLOCK, STEEL AND PLEXIGLASS

290.

Property of a Swiss collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 14270, EXPLORER, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch.

Model Explorer Reference 14270

Year Circa 1991 Case X840891

Caliber 3130

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78360/558B), approx. overall length 170 mm

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories Fitted box

291.

Property of a US collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 14270, EXPLORER, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch.

Model Explorer Reference 14270

Year Circa 1993

Case S622307

Caliber 3000, 27 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78360/558B), approx. overall length 163 mm

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

AA

CHF

292.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.6542, GMT MASTER, BLACK DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and rare, automatic winding, steel, blackdial, two time zone, wristwatch.

Model GMT master Reference 6542 Year Circa 1958 Case 397592 Movement 819299 Caliber 1030 Material Stainless steel Bracelet Original Rolex jubilee bracelet length circa 175 mm Dimensions 38 mm

Case, dial and movement

293.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.1675, GMT MASTER, BLACK DIAL, FUXIA INSERT, STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and rare, automatic, stainless steel, Black dial long E, fuxia insert, wristwatch.

Model GMT master Reference 1675 Year 1968 Case 1837275 Movement d140548 Caliber 1570

Material Stainless steel Bracelet Original oyster bracelet length circa 170 mm Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Case, dial and movement

oming from the first private owner, the present watch has never been at auction. All the pictures represent the best provenance for a vintage collectible timepiece. These images taken in 1975, 1987, 1991 and 1992 are an amazing proof that the current owner used the watch through the years. Purchased by his father in 1968, it was left as a gift to his son for his eighteenth birthday who has used it regularly until today. Considering the age and the daily use, the watch is in beautiful conditions.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

STAINLESS STEEL

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

REF.1675,

MASTER, BROWN NIPPLE DIAL, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

and

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.

STAINLESS

Very fine and rare,

EXPLORER

Model Explorer II Reference

Year Circa

Case

Movement d729041

Caliber

Bracelet

Dimensions

Signature

Stainless

297.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF.

EXPLORER

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with 24-hour indication and date.

Model Explorer II Reference 16570

Year Sold in April 2006

Case D634087

Caliber 3185,

jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet, approx. overall length 175

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case (with dedication engraving) and movement

Accessories Punched warranty, calendar card, Rolex service

dated March 2022 (under warranty for 2 years,

in

of the original Swiss owner ROLEX, SWITZERLAND ROLEX, REF. 1655, EXPLORER II, ORIGINAL WARRANTY, SALES INVOICE, STEEL

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

Explorer II Year Sold in November 1983

1655 Calibre 1570, 26 jewels Case No. 7655192

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78360/580),approx. overall length 198 mm.

39 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed.

fitted box, hand filled warranty, original sales invoice from Bucherer, calendar card, Explorer booklet, Rolex service warranty card dated 1998

the

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 14270, EXPLORER, BOX AND PAPERS, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch

Model Explorer

Reference 14270

Year Sold in October 1999 Case A313967

Caliber 3000, 27 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78790/558B), approx. overall length 170 mm.

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

original fitted box, warranty,

300.

Property of a Swiss collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 14270, EXPLORER, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel center-seconds wristwatch

Model Explorer Year Sold in July 1997

Reference 14270

Calibre 3000, 27 jewels Case No. T873811

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78790/558B), approx. overall length 173 mm.

Diameter 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, punched warranty, Rolex Japan service warranty dated 2013

301.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.5500, EXPLORER, HONEYCOMB CREAM DIAL, STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and very rare, automatic, stainless steel, honeycomb cream dial, wristwatch.

Model Explorer Reference 5500 Year 1963 Case 977524

Movement 26595

Caliber 1530

Material Stainless steel Bracelet Original Oyster bracelet length circa 175 mm

Dimensions 34 mm

Signature Case, dial and movement Accessories Box, original warranty

C 2-8-18-19 D 2-01-6 M 2* AAA

CHF 5 000 - 9 000 | HKD 40 000 - 72 000 | USD 5 000 - 9 000

302.

Property of a Dutch collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1002, OYSTER PERPETUAL, AMERICAN HERITAGE LOGO DIAL, STEEL

A fine, rare, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with American Heritage “3000$” dial.

Model Oyster Perpetual Reference 1002 Year 1969 Case 2470011

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78350/557), approx. overall length 160 m

Dimensions 34 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

Similar to other prize watches given to employees like the Domino Piz za or Winn-Dixie versions, staff of the American heritage company received the Rolex as a gift for achieving either 3000 $ in sales such as this example or another version exists for those who achieved 5000 $.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.6238, OYSTER CHRONOGRAPH, PRE-DAYTONA, STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and very rare, manual winding, stainless steel, so called pre daytona, silver dial, wristwatch.

Chronograph

Circa

Stainless

Case,

brcelet, length

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.6239, DAYTONA, SO CALLED

RED”, STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and very rare, manual winding, stainless steel, so called “cherry red”, wristwatch.

Model Daytona Reference 6239

Circa 1967 Case 16626368

722-I

Original Rolex Oyster bracelet length circa 175 mm

36 mm

Case, dial and movement

ery beautiful and rare stainless-steel wristwatch with manual-win ding, central seconds, so called Cherry red, chronograph, registers, and tachometer. Screwed case-back and crown, chronograph with pump pushers. Curved polished and brushed horns, acrylic glass. Fitted metal bezel engraved with a tachymeter scale at 300 units per hour. Silver dial with applied faceted steel baton hour markers and luminous dots, ou ter minute/second divisions, subsidiary black guilloche dials for seconds, 12-hour and 30-minute registers. Large Daytona signature. Luminous steel baton hands.

305.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

306.

Property of a Swiss collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16523, DAYTONA, STEEL AND GOLD

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

Model Cosmograph Daytona Reference 16523

Year circa 1995

Case W197324

Caliber 4030, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel and gold Rolex bracelet (78393/403), approx. overall length 187 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed

fitted box

307.

Property of an Italian collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND ROLEX, REF. 16523, DAYTONA, STEEL AND GOLD

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel and gold chronograph wristwatch with black dial

Model Cosmograph Daytona Reference 16523

Year circa 1990

Case L507297

Caliber 4030, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel and gold Rolex bracelet (78363/403), approx. overall length 160 mm.

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, Rolex service

2014

Coming from the family of Marcello Olmari (AKA Gil Ventura died on 17th May 2016) the present watch is a great opportunity to buy an important memorabilia owned from one of the most important saxophinist ever born. He published decades of discs and became extremely famous when he had the opportunity to play in front of the Beatles on 24th June 1975 at Charlie Max in Milan, receiving compliments from John Lennon). The watch will be accompanied by a declaration of Gil Son and some digital scan of Gil Ventura wearing the watch.

Around 1988, Rolex decided to discontinue the classic Daytona manual wind model. They replaced it with a brand model that featured a new automatic movement. At the time, Rolex was not producing an in-house automatic chronograph movement so they used the very reliable Zenith based movement (Caliber 4030). In the first models they introduced, the new Daytonas featured a specific dial design that would be quickly discontinued (after approximately two years). They are instantly recognizable by the word Cosmograph, which is clearly detached from the rest of the writing. This dial version became known to collectors as the «floating Cosmograph». This watch has several features available only in the reference 1652?s produced from circa 1988 to 1990: - Porcelain Dial - «Floating» Cosmograph - Chronograph hour dial number 6 inverted - Bezel with tachometer scale graduated to 200 UPH

308.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16528, DAYTONA, PORCELAIN FLOATING DIAL, R SERIAL, ROLEX JAPANESE WARRANTY, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine and extremely rare, early, self-winding 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with floating porcelain dial

Model Cosmograph Daytona Reference 16528 Year circa 1989 Case R985817

Caliber 4030, 31 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 155 mm.

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed Accessories Rolex Japan warranty

309.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16520, DAYTONA, DARTH VADER, STEEL

A fine, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with dark color-change sub-dials.

Model Cosmograph Daytona Reference 16520 Year circa 1991 Case N470722

Caliber 4030, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78360/503) with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 160 mm.

40 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed

of the famous series of defect dials made by Rolex for the 16520, this Daytona sub-dials have turned to a very deep dark color that makes the dial appear almost «stealth» like earning its name of Dar th Vader.

310.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF.

SUBMARINER, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL AND GOLD

A

Model Submariner

Year

Caliber

Bracelet

Dimensions

Signature

Accessories

311.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16613, SUBMARINER, BLUE DIAL, STEEL AND GOLD

Model Submariner

Case

Caliber

Bracelet

Dimensions

Signature

314.

Property of the original Swiss owner

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16600, SEA-DWELLER, STEEL

A fine, large, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with helium escape valve and date.

Model Sea-Dweller

Reference 16600

Year Sold in December 2006

Case 4481129 (originally Z504666)

Caliber 3135, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (93160A), approx. overall length 173 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, punched warranty, booklets, green wallet, original invoice from Bucherer and service invoice

C 2-8

CHF 10 000 - 15 000

AAA

HKD

000 - 120

USD 10 000 -

Purchased new by the owner, the watch was returned to Bucherer in 2009 and the case was exchanged as part of the service to a new one numbe red 4481129 in the amount of CHF 1’915.

315.

Property of a Swiss collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1665, SEADWELLER,

WHITE”, STEEL

A fine, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with helium escape valve and date.

Model Sea-Dweller

Reference 1665

Year circa 1978

Case 5675090

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet (93150/585), approx. overall length 158 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Later fitted box, chronometer seal

CHF 15 000 -

000 -

316.

ROLEX, SWISS

ROLEX REF. 1680, SUBMARINER, “SINGLE RED”

A very fine, stainless steel automatic seconds wristwatch, Ref. 1680, “Red Sub”, water resistant 200m. Black matte dial, luminous hours markers, Submariner name in red letters, “SWISS – T < 25” at 6 o’clock. Magnifying cyclops lens on the 3 o’clock affixed to the surface of its acrylic crystal.

around the screwed crown and black aluminum insert fitted in the timing bidirectional bezel, Fat Font writing. Mercedes-style hands.

ntroduced in 1953, the Rolex Submariner was the first diving watch water-resistant to 100m. The reference 1680 is the most emblematic vintage Submariner with date, produced approxi mately from 1967 to 1978. This particular model is called “Red feet first” due to the writings on the dial. These “Red Submariner” were only produced for the first part of the ref. 1680’s pro duction run, until approximately 1975. MK6 Red Submariner dials are the last version of the feet-first dial, meaning the feet depth rating appears before the meter rating. They are produced approximately from 1973 to 1976. Same as the MK5 dials, they feature the red ‘SUBMARINER’ text printed directly on the dial, but are differentiated by the very distinct ‘closed sixes’ for the depth rating.

317.

Property of a US collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, OFFICIER, CUSHION, ENAMEL DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

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

Model Officier

Year Circa 1920’s Case 283744 Movement 178113

Caliber 18 jewels

Dimensions 30 mm.

Signature Dial, case (with dedication) and movement signed

CHF

To

000

318.

Property of a US collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, PINK DIAL RETAILED BY FRECCERO, DOUBLE GENEVA SEAL, PINK GOLD

A very fine, attractive, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch with pink dial.

Model 924199

Year circa 1940’s Case 298390

Caliber 18 jewels

Dimensions 30 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF 3 000 -

To be sold without reserve

000 - 40

USD

000 -

000

As often preferred by the South American clients at the time, this watch retailed by Freccero has the favored pink gold case matched with a pink color dial. Preserved in all original condition, the case still fea tures two deep punchmarks to the case sign of careful usage over the years.

Property of a US collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 2526, ENAMEL DIAL, RETAILED BY CUERVO Y SOBRINOS, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, important, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with enamel dia.

2526 Year Sold in December 1956 Case 694819 Movement 763002

12-600, Dimensions 35 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed

the

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 present watch with the No. 760884 is the refore the 884th piece made. The Ref . 2526 is a most appealing wristwatch and is highly sought after by collectors, especially those with dial signed by retailer’s such as this example.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, TWO-TONE DIAL, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine,

Year Circa 1940

Case

321.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE POCKET WATCH GOLD

Very fine,18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, vermicelli engine-turned bezel (front and back) with subsidiary seconds at 6

Year Circa 1895

210034

Movement 95905

Caliber 18’’’, 19 jewels

Material 18K pink gold

Dimensions 50 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

CHF

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF.287845, ENAMEL DIAL, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

Extremely fine and extremely rare, manual winding, 18kt yellow gold, enamel dial

Reference 287845

Year circa 1920

Signature

very interesting and rare

with a beautifull white enamel dial

PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVA

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 425, BLACK DIAL; SO-CALLED “TEGOLINO”; 18K YELLOW GOLD

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, black colour dial with radial applied yellow gold indexes and subsidiary seconds at 6.

9-90 calibre, cut bimetallic balance with gold poising screws and blued steel Breguet hairspring, index regulator with spring and micrometric screw.

Model so-called “Tegolino”

Reference 425 Year 1941 Case 625 511 (by François Markowsky, Geneva) Movement 834

Caliber 9-90, lever escapement

Material 18K yellow gold

Bracelet black leather PP strap with 18K yellow gold PP buckle Dimensions 42.5. x 20.2 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement

Accessories Extract from the Archives

reference is launched in 1934 and remained in production until the early-1960s. The majority in yellow gold and platinum, more rarely in rose gold, even more rarely in white gold. Around 2 500 examples were produced. The model was replaced in 1960 by Ref. 2461 (slightly larger). The watch is so-called “Tegolino” by collectors.

325.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 3700, NAUTILUS JUMBO, YELLOW GOLD

Nautilus

Purchased new by the current owner, this jumbo Nautilus has been maintained in very good condi tion, still fitted with its original dial and still exhi biting two strong and deep hallmarks on the case.

Property of an Italian Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 3800, NAUTILUS, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, desirable, mid-size, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with date.

Model Nautilus

3800/1

Circa 1990 Case 2831572

1425965

335 SC, 29 jewels

18k yellow gold Patek Philippe bracelet, approx. overall length 195 mm

mm

PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVA

Patek Philippe

Presentation pocket watch, minute-repeater, chronograph, perpetual calendar, moon phases, Guillaume balance; 18K yellow gold

The Watch offered in July 1939 by The Mozambique Company to the General Carmona, President of the Republic of Portugal

18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped “Bassine”, impressive and massive presentation pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and seven horological complications:

· Minute-repeater by two hammers on two steel gongs (activated by the slide located on the case-band at 8:30)

· 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single round-shaped push-piece located on the winding-crown); safety bolt locking the chronograph’s functions (slide at 11 o’clock)

· Instantaneous perpetual calendar

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

· Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; indications given in Portuguese)

· Month of the year (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock; indications given in Portuguese)

· Age and phases of the moon (subsidiary dial, graduated from 0 to 29 ½, and aperture at 12 o’clock)

Case-back with an applied platinum and enamel coat-of-arms set with diamonds and emeralds, stamped by a gold crown set with sapphires and rubies, with below the motto “Companhia de Moçambique” inscribed in a ribbon.

inside case-back engraved in taille-douce (fine cut) “Homenagem / da Companhia / de / Moçambique / a sua Excelencia o Presidente da Republica Senhor General Carmona / Julho de 1939” (Tribute paid by Companhia de Moçambique to the President of the Republic, General Carmona, July 1939).

Silver colour dial, with suspended “Breguet” numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

Movement 20’’’, rhodium-plated with “fausses côtes” decoration, 40 jewels, going barrel, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, cut bimetallic brassInvar compensated Guillaume balance and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, polished steel index-regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw, adjusted to 8 positions; repeater work on the main plate, under the dial; chronograph work on the top plate.

Year circa 1919-1939

Case 411 425 (by Emile Vichet, Geneva)

174 918

19’’’, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, Guillaume balance

(approx.)

TheExtract from the Archives, dated August 23, 2011, mentioned that this watch was made in 1919, encased in 1939, and sold on April 6, 1939.

Presentation Watch

A presentation watch is a watch offered by, or on its behalf, by a ruler / leader (Emperor, King, President, Prime Minister, Company Director, etc.) as an acknowledgment or thanks to a third person.

In July 1939, the President of Portugal, António Óscar de Fragoso Car mona (1869-1951), awarded the Mozambique Company the Grand Cross of the Order of the Colonial Empire; the first time such an award had been made to a company. This watch was most probably given to him on this occasion by the company’s Directors.

The coat-of-arms applied to the case-back of the watch was made by a Portuguese goldsmith in Lisbon, as evidenced by the master and control marks stamped in two places on the décor.

Biography:

The Mozambique Company

The Mozambique Company (Portuguese: Companhia de Moçam bique) was a royal company operating in Portuguese Mozambique that had the concession of the lands in the Portuguese colony correspon ding to the present provinces of Manica and Sofala in central Mozam bique.

The company was established the February 11, 1891, with a capital stock of about five million dollars obtained from financiers from Ger many, the United Kingdom and South Africa. Isaacman & Isaacman report that the firm was capitalised at 40 000 pounds, and that British and French capital quickly predominated.

The concession was granted for a period of 50 years, during which the company could not only exploit the resources and existing manpower (partly through the chibalo system of forced labour) but also grant subconcessions. The company was granted the exclusive right to col lect taxes, but was itself granted a 25-year tax exemption. In return the Portuguese state would receive 7.5 % of the company’s profits and 10 % of the sold shares. The company was also required to settle 1 000 Por tuguese families and provide education and public administration in its territory.

In practice, the company made only partial use of the prerogatives with which it had been bestowed; but this was balanced by the fact that it also met very few of its obligations. Having only limited capital, the company did little to develop the area, deriving most of its income from its ability to tax and its power to use conscripted labour on its plantations and for lease to adjacent estates. Resistance to the forced labour regime was a major cause of rebellions against the company which occurred in 1902 and 1917. Despite the company’s obligation under its charter to provide forces to maintain law and order, it was unable to meet these crises, and on both occasions, Portugal had to mount expensive interventions.

The Mozambique Company had its headquarters in Beira (Sofala Pro vince), where it controlled the public administration and the post of fices. The company also founded a private bank, the Banco da Beira, which issued currency in pounds.

Because of its bad performance and because of the shift, under the Sa lazar regime, towards Portuguese control and away from international control of the economy, the company’s concession was not renewed

when it ran out in 1942. The Governor of Manica and Sofala com mented: “They did nothing to develop the potential wealth of this en tire region, preferring to plunder it and alienate the natives.”

On July 18, 1942, the territory of Manica and Sofala passed to the Portu guese colonial authorities and the Mozambique Company continued to operate in the agricultural and commercial sectors.

On October 20, 1961, The Mozambique Company became the Grupo Entreposto Comercial de Moçambique, which transformed itself into a holding on September 6, 1972, with the participation of capital from other companies, including Entreposto-Gestão e Participações (SGPS) SA.

In 1939 the President of Portugal, António Óscar de Fragoso Carmona (1869-1951), awarded the Grand Cross of the Order of the Colonial Em pire to the company, the first time it had been awarded to a company.

Bibliography

·Isaacman Allen, & Isaacman, Barbara, Mozambique: From Colonia lism to Revolution, 1900-1982, Editions Westview, Boulder, Colorado (U.S.A.), 1983.

Carmona, António Óscar de Fragoso Lisbon, November 24, 1869 – Lisbon, April 18, 1951

After graduating from the Portuguese Military School at the age of ni neteen, António Óscar de Fragoso Carmona climbed the ranks of the military career and became a General in 1922. In 1926, he was Gover nor of Évora.

Since the proclamation of the Republic in 1910, Portugal had been going through a serious political and economic crisis, marked by the crumbling of the parties, endemic ministerial instability (seven minis tries in 1920 alone), bloody strikes and riots, the October Revolution of 1921, military “pronunciamiento” (three in 1925) and the collapse of the currency and the economy. Following the example of General Primo de Rivera, who had established a dictatorial regime in Spain in 1923, the Portuguese military, led by General de Oliveira Gomes da Costa, succeeded in a coup d’état in Braga on May 28, 1926, to re-es tablish order and found the “New State”. Power was in the hands of a triumvirate composed of José Mendes Cabeçadas, head of the provisio nal government, General da Costa, Minister of War, and General Car mona, Minister of Foreign Affairs. At the beginning of July, after having eliminated the first of his colleagues and deported the second to the Azores, General Carmona appointed himself Prime Minister and inte rim President. Supported by the monarchists, he suppressed the bloo dy military rebellions in Porto and Lisbon in February 1927, the last of a long and troubled period.

In March 1928, he was elected President of the Republic. The following month, in order to restore the finances, he called on Antonio de Olivei ra Salazar, professor of political economy at the University of Coïmbra, who immediately carried out a spectacular financial recovery thanks to draconian measures, became Prime Minister in 1932 and in fact ruled Portugal for more than forty years. Until the death of the Pre sident of the Republic, Salazar was supported by the moral authority of Carmona, re-elected in 1935, 1942 and 1949.

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PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 2573 YELLOW GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k yellow gold dress wristwatch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and an 18K yellow gold detachable Patek Philippe woven bracelet.

Reference 2573 Year Circa 1964 Case 424588 Movement 748537

Caliber 10-200, 18 jewels

Material 18K yellow gold

Bracelet Patek Philippe 18k gold bracelet

Signature Dial, case and movement

CHF

330.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, GENEVA

VACHERON CONSTANTIN CENTRE-SECONDS; “CHRONOMETRE ROYAL”, 18K YELLOW GOLD

Very fine 18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, chronometer wristwatch, with centre-seconds and integrated bracelet.

Model “Chronomètre Royal”

Year circa 1954 Case 356817 Movement 509191

Caliber P 1008/BS, 19 jewels

Material 18K yellow gold Bracelet integrated 18K yellow gold VC bracelet Dimensions 35 mm. Length 180 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement

CHF

Vacheron Constantin, “Chronomètre Royal” (Royal Chronometer)

The name “Chronomètre Royal” was registered in Switzerland on May 28, 1907, under the No. 22 193. The “Royal Chronometer” name, for the English-speaking market, was registered in Switzerland on May 8, 1908, under the No. 23 872.

The first of these were a series of pocket watches delivered to Brazil. A certain Mr. A. Campos, one of Vacheron Constantin’s agents, had organized a lottery system in which subscribers would pay a monthly fee to take part in a series of draws. The holders of the winning tickets would be given a watch and the other subscribers would be entered into the next draw. This system proved to be so successful that A. Campos delivered a total of 3 022 watches between October 22, 1907, and December 31, 1911 – an amazing 80% of the production of the “Chronomètre Royal”, utilising the Cal. RA 22’73 made during this period.

As we can read in the Vacheron Constantin Archives, this series of watches was especially made for the South American Market, especially to Argentina.

The “Chronomètre Royal” was made in several sizes, from 12 to 22 lines, and was housed mostly in gold cases, and rarely in silver ones. Later, in the 1960’s, the trademark was used for some hight quality self-winding wristwatches.

331.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 3548, ELLIPSE, WHITE GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch.

Model Ellipse

Reference 3548 1

Year Circa 1972 Case 2691360

Movement 1156032

Caliber 23-300PM, 18 jewels

Material 18K white gold

Bracelet integrated 18k white gold Patek Philippe bracelet.

Dimensions 27 x 32 mm.

Length 175 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3-8 D 3-8-01

CHF 3 000 -

AA

HKD

-

USD

332.

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332.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF.3577/1, ELLIPSE, RETAILED BY GUBELIN, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

Fine, elegant rare, manual winding, 18kt yellow gold retailed by Gubelin

Model Ellipse Reference 3577/1

Year circa 1973 Case 2728402 Movement 1174354

Caliber 175, 18 jewels

Material 18kt yellow gold Bracelet integrated original integrated 18kt yellow gold, length circa 150mm

Dimensions 26x36

Weight circa 78gr

Signature case, dial movement

333.

Property of a Swiss collector

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 3978, ELLIPSE, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, manual wind, 18k yellow gold wristwatch

Model Ellipse

Reference 3978

Year circa 1991

Case 2880346

Movement 1824091

Caliber 215, 16 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 28 x 34 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

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-

333.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 6205, SUBMARINER, STEEL

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

Submariner Reference 6205

Circa 1955 Case 85929

A260, 19 jewels

37 mm

Dial, case and movement

nown as the second only small crown guard ever produced by the manufacturer following the 6204 (the reference 6200 known as a big crown was produced at the same time), the reference 6205 was only produced for a very short period (less than a year) and is one of the rare Submariners not to feature the depth rating on the dial.

336.

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX,

SUBMARINER,

“CORONCIONE”, STAINLESS STEEL

335.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 6536-1, SUBMARINER SMALL CROWN, STEEL

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

Model Submariner

Reference 6536-1

Circa 1959

1030, 25 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel

bracelet with big logo, approx. overall length 173 mm

mm

Dial, case

Fitted

337.

Property of an Italian collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1675, GMT-MASTER, STEEL

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

Model Gmt-Master Reference 1675

Year circa 1964 Case 1101732

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 190 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case (later caseback stamped 70) and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-22-01-06 M 3 * AA

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

338.

Property of an Italian collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1680, RED SUBMARINER, FEET FIRST, STEEL

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

Model Submariner Reference 1680

Year circa 1973 Case 3400119

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp (93150/589), approx. overall length 175 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Original bezel insert

C 3-8 D 2-6-24-01 M 3 * AAA

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

TUDOR, SWITZERLAND

343.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 126710BLRO, GMT-MASTER II, PEPSI, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL A fine, brand new, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with GMT-function and date

Model Gmt-Master II

Year Sold in February 2022 Reference 126710BLRO Caliber 3285 Case No. 104MN091

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet, approx. overall length 170 mm. Diameter 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

warranty card, instruction booklet, hang tag, green chronometer

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.18038, DAY-DATE, SPECIAL BLACK ONYX DIAL, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

Very fine, automatic, 18kt yellow gold, president bracelet, wristwatch.

Day-date Reference 18038

Circa 1979 Case 5754314

0124462

18kt yellow gold

mm

Circa

Case,

Three-body, solid, polished and brushed, screw-down case back and crown, textured bark and diamond bezel, sapphire crystal with cyclops lens. Black Onyx dial, aperture for the day of the week and date. Luminous yellow gold baton hands. Cal. 3055, rho dium-plated, oeil-de-perdrix decoration, 27 jewels, straight line lever escapement, monometallic balance adjusted to 5 positions and temperature, shock absorber, self-compensating Breguet balance spring, Microstella regulating screws, hack mechanism.

345.

Property of a Swiss collector ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16030, DATEJUST, BLACK DIAL, STEEL

A fine, rare, well-preserved, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with black dial and date.

Model Oyster Perpetual Datejust

Reference 16030/16000

Year Circa 1982

Case 7406256

Caliber 3035, 27 jewels

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

346.

Property of a Swiss lady

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1803, DAY-DATE, BROWN DIAL, EXTRA WHITE BUCKLEY DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

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

Model Day-Date

Reference 1803

Year Circa 1960

Case 640820

Caliber 1555, 26 jewels

Bracelet Detachable 18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp dated 60, approx. overall length 165 mm

Dimensions 36 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Extra white Roman dial, extra set of hands, crystal, 18k yellow gold Rolex buckle, 2 extra leather straps, one with an 18k yellow gold GRG double deployant clasp

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

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

347.

UNSIGNED

UNSIGNED, ATTRIBUTABLE TO PIGUET & MEYLAN WATCH WITH REPEATER AND MUSIC PLAYING ON THE HOUR OR AT WILL, 18K YELLOW GOLD

Very fine, 18K yellow gold, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, gold guilloché engine-turned dial, with music and quarter-repeater on two steel gongs (activated by depressing the pendant), musical movement, with 22 steel tuned vibrating blades acting on both sides of pinned disc (music / silence lever at the edge of the cuvette beneath the case-back).

Year Circa 1820

Caliber 22’’’, 4 jewels Dimensions 55 mm.

348.

UNSIGNED, SWITZERLAND

SMALL POCKET WATCH MADE FOR THE CHINESE MARKET GOLD

Very fine small 18K gold and painted on enamel, pearl-set pendant watch. With Chinese signature

Year Circa 1850

Caliber 11’’’,entirely engraved brass bar caliber, cylinder escapement, three-arm gilt balance with flat balance spring.

Material 18K yellow gold

Dimensions 32 mm.

Signature Movement

SANDOL & CIE, SWITZERLAND SANDOL & CIE NAPOLEON REVIEWING THE TROOPS GOLD

Very fine, 18K gold, hunting- cased, keyless pocket watch with double enamel scene pendant watch with English lever escapement. Bassine et filets case, engine-turned borders, front enamel scene depicting Napoleon reviewing his troops before battle, the reverse with Napoleon standing in front of the tomb of Friedrich II. Hinged gold cuvette.

Circa 1860

17 ‘’, frosted gilt, English lever escapement, bicolor split balance, flat balance spring, index regulator.

18K yellow gold Dimensions 45 mm.

Case

FRÈRES ROCHAT, GENEVA

FRÈRES ROCHAT CAGE INCORPORATING A SINGINGBIRD; GILDED METAL, HUMMINGBIRD FEATHERS, ENAMEL, TURQUOISE

ilded metal, vertical octagonal-shaped cage incorporating a key-winding singingbird.

Cabinet of octagonal shape, with eight Corinthian columns, supporting an arched dome; the whole is decorated with floral motifs, wreaths, palmettes and acanthus leaves, pierced, chased and gilded; on the top, some silvered flowers embellish the entire piece; an urn with a suspension ring imitating a rope finishes the object in its upper part; on the front, two doors open with the help of a handle set with a turquoise; the base is decorated in chiselled frames with four oval miniature medallions, placed horizontally, with polychrome paintings on enamel on copper representing lake and sea scenes; at the base, the object is carried by four feet in the form of lion’s paws.

Inside the cage, a small multicoloured feathered bird, a nightingale, is perched on a golden branch and moves when its mechanism is activated; it swivels on itself, turns its head, flaps its wings and tail, all the while singing its melody (the lever for activating the bird’s mechanism (song / silence) is located, in front, on the left-hand side of the cage; at the bottom of the cage, a finely-worked grid imitates its nest and allows for the broadcasting of sound.

Singing-bird mechanism, octagonal-shaped (~ 90.1 x 90.1 mm.), brass, turned pillars, fusee and chain, circular bellow and eight lifting cams; the revolving bird with moving wings, beak and tail, controlled by two other cams mounted beneath the barrel wheel; winding up of the mechanism by key, under the cage.

Year circa 1830-1835

(~ 90.1 x 90.1 mm.)

metal, hummingbird feathers, enamel,

Miniature cages are among the most sophisticated and spectacular pieces of singing-birds. They are very rare and those with two mechanical birds are extremely rare. Depending on the period, various types of sin ging-bird/s cages exist: ceiling-hung cages with or without a time indicator, and free-standing cages with a watch and/or additional music). They were made between 1780 and 1840. These objects are the work of various watchmakers and mechanicians from the Neuchâtel mountains, the Vallée de Joux or Geneva, who specialised in singing-birds. Among the best-known craftsmen (often active in Geneva) are: Pierre Jaquet-Droz (1721-1790) and his son Henry-Louis (1752-1791); Jean-Frédéric Leschot (1746-1824); Jacob Frisard (17531810); the Maillardet brothers: Henry (1745-bef.1830 ), Jean-David (1748-1834) and Jacques-Rodolphe (1743-1828); the Rochat family: David (1746-1812), his sons François-Elisée (1771-1836), Frédéric (1774-1848) and Samuel-Henri (1777-1854), as well as the children of the latter; the Bruguier family: Charles-Abraham (17881862), his son Charles-Abraham (1818-1891), his son-in-law Jacques (1801-1873), etc.

It is quite remarkable how, in such a small space, their makers were able to trans fer the movements to all the wings, beaks and tails, and to rotate their birds. These movements are often ingeniously transferred via hollow columns; one co lumn to rotate the body, the other to flap the wings and tail and open the beak. This is mechanically all the more remarkable when the cage contains two birds! Whether these cages have one or two birds, whether they are made of precious metal or gilded metal, they remain one of the pinnacles of horological art (from a technical, historical and artistic point of view), worthy of a place in museums or the largest private collections.

To date, very few cages are known to exist, whether in gold or in chased and gilded metal (bronze), decorated or not with enamel or miniatures painted on en amel. Some of them can be admired with delight at the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva. And, one should read with great interest the masterly work by Christian Bailly and Sharon Bailly-Kerman, Oiseaux de Bonheur, Tabatières et Automates –Flights of Fancy, Mechanical Singing Birds, Geneva, Antiquorum Editions, 2001.

Biography: “F R” (Frères Rochat)

The Rochat brothers are the sons of David Rochat (1746-1812), who was received as a master watchmaker in 1766; they are: François-Elisée (1771-1836), Frédéric (1774-1848) and Samuel-Henri (1777-1854).

David Rochat and his sons worked for the Jaquet-Droz and Leschot, supplying them with ébauches (blanks mechanisms) for singing-bird mechanisms in the late 18th century.

Around 1813, the three Rochat brothers moved toGeneva and set up on their own, soon splitting into two groups. François remained alone (later helped by his son, Ami-Napoléon, 1807-1875), and Frédéric and Samuel worked together (with Frédéric’s sons, Louis-Charles, 1795-?, and Antoine, 1799-?).

It is generally thought that “F R” represents these Rochat brothers, although it is possible that the “F R” signature represents a single name: François Rochat or Frédéric Rochat.

There were other Rochats working in Geneva at this time! Among them, Louis Rochat (1781-1858), originally from the Abbaye in the Vallée de Joux. He is consi dered to be the maker of a piece with a clock, two singing-birds and a magician (now in the Beijing Museum) which won a prize at the “Réunion des Industriels” de Genève in 1829.

In 1814, Louis and his brother François (1792-1838) formed an association with Pierre-Daniel Campiche called “Frères Rochat et Compagnie”.

To complicate matters, there are many family and professional links between the various Rochats. For example, Louis Rochat of the Abbaye worked with Antoine (son of Frédéric) for a time, around 1850.

It is clear, however, that the Rochat family produced many of the finest and most complex singin-bird objects available.

For a fuller understanding of their histories, genealogies and works, please refer to the book and article below (which will be offered to the buyer of the item pre sented here).

Bibliography

·Bailly, Christian, & Bailly-Kerman, Sharon, Oiseaux de Bonheur, Tabatières et Automates – Flights of Fancy, Mechanical Singing Birds, Genève, Antiquorum Editions, 2001, pp. 210-260.

·Rochat, Loïc, & Marti, Laurence, “Les frères Rochat, créateurs d’oiseaux chan teurs, Une famille d’horlogers mécaniciens des XVIIIe et XIXe siècles”, in Revue vaudoise de généalogie et d’histoire des familles, Lausanne, 2014, pp. 189-226.

351.

Property of a US collector

LONGINES, SWITZERLAND

LONGINES, CALIBER 13.33, SINGLE BUTTON CHRONOGRAPH, ENAMEL DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, early, manual wind, 18k yellow gold single-button chronograph wristwatch with enamel dial.

Year Sold to Hauser, Zivy & Co. France in 1920 Case 2976551 Movement 2976551

Caliber 13.33Z

Dimensions 35 mm

Signature Dial, case (With initials) and movement signed

352.

Property of an

collector

LEONIDAS, SWITZERLAND

LEONIDAS, MULTI-SCALE CHRONOGRAPH, YELLOW GOLD

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

Case 5535

Caliber 14 1/2’’’, 17 jewels

Dimensions 36 mm

Dial

353.

Property

collector

HEUER, SWITZERLAND

HEUER, CHRONOGRAPH, BLACK DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, rare, manual wind, 18k yellow gold chronograph with black dial.

Year Circa 1942

354.

Property of a Swiss collector

ULYSSE NARDIN, SWITZERLAND

ULYSSE NARDIN, OVERSIZE CHRONOGRAPH, STEEL

A very

wristwatch.

355.

Property of a Swiss collector UNIVERSAL, SWITZERLAND

wind stainless steel

UNIVERSAL, TRI-COMPAX OVERSIZE, BLACK DIAL, DELIVERED TO THE UK MILITARY, STEEL

A very fine, extremely rare, large, manual wind, stainless steel waterproof chronograph wristwatch with day and date and moonphase delivered to the UK Military.

Model Tri-Compax

SWITZERLAND

PINK GOLD

360.

LONGINES, SAINT-IMIER (BERNESE JURA)

LONGINES REF. 5966, FLY-BACK “RETOUR EN VOL”

CHRONOGRAPH, MINUTE COUNTER, SILVER DIAL, CALIBRE

30 CH; STAINLESS STEEL

Fine, stainless steel, manual-winding, round-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, two-tiered fluted lugs, silver colour dial with suspended Arabic numerals (6-12) and radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 9 and two horological complications:

· Fly-back “retour en vol”1/5 chronograph (activated by the two rectangularshaped push-pieces located on the case-band) with pulsometric scale graduated for 30 pulsations

· Half-instantaneous 30-minute counter (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock)

Reference 5966

Year circa 1952

Movement 8 321 757

Caliber 30 CH, 13’’’, lever escapement

Material stainless steel

stainless steel bracelet with clasp

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement

Extract from the Archives

Extract from the Archives, dated August 28, 2019, mentioned that this watch was invoiced on March 21, 1953, to the Longines agent, Maison Schneiter, Bolivia.

361.

Property of a British collector IWC, SWITZERLAND

IWC, CALIBER 89, NEW OLD STOCK, STEEL

very fine and extremely rare, new old stock, manual wind, stainless steel center-seconds wristwatch.

362.

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA REF. 2914, FLIGHTMASTER “RAILMASTER” STEEL DELIVERED TO THE PERUVIAN AIR FORCE

and very rare, self-winding, stainless steel anti-magnetic military

for Peruvian Air Forces.

Model Flightmaster FAP Reference 2914SC

Circa 1960

19795036

286,

jewels

Stainless steel Dimensions

Dial,

363.

OMEGA, SWISS MADE

STAINLESS-STEEL

one of the best manual wind movements produced.

a simple design that won many of the observatory

after year. The production of the calibre 30 mm designed by

Kneuss started in 1938 and ended in 1963. For her final project at watchmaking school, the student took the caliber and mounted it in a stainless steel case allowing it to be worn. It also comes accompanied by its original aluminum case that would have housed the movement in order to be presented for observatory trials.

365.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

LONGINES, SWITZERLAND

LONGINES, 30L CALIBER, CERTIFIED CHRONOMETER MOVEMENT, STEEL

A very fine, precise, manual wind, stainless steel certified chronometer movement.

Year 1956 Movement 10158976

Caliber 30L,

Dimensions 35 mm (without wooden case).

Signature Dial and movement signed

from the

ccording to correspondance with Longines, this movement was certified as a chronometer by the manufacture in 1956 and a «Bulletin de Marche» was made by the «Bureau officiel de controle de la marche des montres» in St-Imier.

366.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

LONGINES, SWITZERLAND

LONGINES, CAL. 14.68Z, CHRONOMETER, “KEW A” STANDARDS

A very fine, extremely precise, manual wind stainless steel

movement regulated to Kew A standards

Year 1949

Caliber 14.68Z

Dimensions 41 mm.

Signature Dial and movement signed Accessories extract from the archives

laboratories around the world were responsible for grading and testing watches, the most stringent being the Kew (Teddington) Observatory, west of London. A standard Swiss chronometer test would last 15 days, however, the Kew test lasted 44 days. The tests consisted in observation of the watch’s timekeeping in various positions and at various temperatures, with points awarded for accuracy.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

GENEVE DRESS WATCH WHITE GOLD

&

368.

BREGUET, SWITZERLAND

DUOPLAN WHITE GOLD

REUTTER, PARIS

REUTTER ART DECO “ATMOS” CLOCK; CHROMIUMPLATED METAL AND GLASS

Chromium-plated metal and bevelled glass, self-winding, Art Deco “perpetual motion” clock, wound by changes in barometric pressure with early mercury in glass expansion device.

Silver colour dial, with applied suspended Arabic numerals; blued steel “Breguet”hands.

Model

Caliber 30 A, chromium-plated, vacuum chamber with rotating drum driven by a mercury in glass expansion device winding the going barrel by a blued steel spring and ratchet, lever escapement driven by annular torsion pendulum with large screws, locking lever in the base below the pendulum

Material chromium-plated metal and bevelled glass Dimensions 235 x 170 x 140 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial and movement (applied plaque ‘”Brevets J.L. Reutter S.G.D.G.”)

Accessories copies of the invention patents

CHF

The “Atmos” clock

The “Atmos” clock was invented by the Neuchâtel engineer Jean-Léon Reutter (1899-1971). From his youth, he was preoccupied with the idea of industrially producing a clock that could be wound by atmospheric fluctuations.

In 1928, he developed the first “Atmos” clock, renamed “Atmos 0”. It is a clock with few construction elements, which is wound by means of a glass container filled with mercury. Under the effect of temperature variations, the mercury turns a cylinder to which it is connected, thus winding the mainspring of the timepiece.

In 1929, Jean-Léon Reutter licensed his patent to the French Compagnie Générale de Radio, which put him in charge of a department dedicated to the design, development and production of the “Atmos 1”.

This model of clock differed from the previous one by a greater attention to construction details and by the addition of ammonia to the heat-sensitive mixture that allows the clock to be wound.

The “Atmos 1” clock is probably the rarest model, with less than 3 000 in existence. It is also the only one to have been produced in France.

In 1935, the patent was bought by Jaeger-LeCoultre. The Parisian workshops founded by Edmond Jaeger (1858-1922) had been producing the “Atmos 1” movements for several years. Production was then transferred to Switzerland, to Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux), in the workshops of Jacques-David LeCoultre (1875-1948).

After a first phase, during which Jaeger-LeCoultre patented a new winding system, production of the “Atmos 2” began. The clock remained unchanged in terms of style and operation, with the exception of a few design modifications. Technically, there is no longer any mercury, but a gas in a hermetically sealed capsule that expands and contracts in response to even the smallest changes in temperature, causing the desired mechanical movement.

Its unique lines, as well as its ability to immediately strike the observer, have made the “Atmos” a legendary clock. After a difficult start, by 1979 there were half a million of these clocks, which quickly became popular but also prestigious objects, as the Swiss Confederation made them an official gift for heads of state and world leaders when they visited Switzerland.

As the advertising slogan of the time said, the “Atmos” is a clock “qui vit de l’air du temps” (that lives on the air of time).

370.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, REF.142.3.92, MASTER GEOGRAPHIQUE, WHITE GOLD

A fine, attractive, limited, self-winding, 18k white gold world time wristwatch with date, power reserve and day-night indication.

Model Master Control Master Géographique Reference 142.3.92

Year circa 2000’s

Case 394

Caliber 929/3, 38 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold JLC deployant clasp

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

371.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

JAEGER LECOULTRE, REF. 142.8.92, MASTER GEOGRAPHIQUE, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel world-time wristwatch with power reserve, date, night and day indication.

Model Master Géographique

Reference 142.8.92

Year circa 2000’s

Case 4043

Caliber 937, 38 jewels

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel JLC deployant clasp

Dimensions 40 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

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

REVERSO

GOLD

373.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

JAEGER LECOULTRE,

YELLOW GOLD

374.

INTERNATIONAL WATCH CO., SCHAFFHAUSEN / SCHAFFHOUSE

INTERNATIONAL WATCH COMPANY, REF.

“DA VINCI”, PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPH STAINLESS STEEL

Very fine and rare, stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, chronograph

water-resistant, black dial, round button, 30-minute counter, 12-hour counter, secular perpetual calendar, millesimal of the year and perpetual moon phases indication.

Model “Da Vinci”

Reference

Year

2000

Caliber 79261, 39 jewels

Material stainless steel

Bracelet black leather strap with stainless steel IWC deployant clasp

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement

Accessories

fitted box and outer box, International Guarantee, Certificate of Origin (blank), instruction booklet, booklets, additional stainless steel IWC bracelet with double folding

375.

Property of an Italian collector

GIRARD PERREGAUX, SWITZERLAND

GIRARD PERREGAUX, REF. 81010, LAUREATO, ARABIC DIAL, NO. 27/28, STEEL

A fine, limited to 28 pieces, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with arabic dial and date.

Model Laureato Limited Edition 27/28

Reference 81010-11-1744-11A

Year Sold in March 2018

Caliber GP1800, 28 jewels

Bracelet integrated stainless steel Girard Perregaux bracelet with deployant clasp 152 mm.

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, instruction booklet, 4 extra links

376.

GIRARD PERREGAUX, LA CHAUX-DE-FONDS GIRARD-PERREGAUX REF. 99870, “VINTAGE 1945’’ WITH THREE GOLD BRIDGES; , PINK GOLD

An extremely fine and very rare, 18K pink gold, self-winding, curvex, rectangularshaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with one minute tourbillon with three 18K gold bridges.

Model “Vintage 1945, Tourbillon sous trois Ponts d’or, automatique” Limited Edition numbered edition, No. 23 Reference 99870.0.52.000.OR23

Year Made in September 2004 Case 23 OR Caliber 9600C, 30 jewels

Material 18K pink gold

Bracelet leather strap with 18K pink gold GP deployant clasp

Dimensions 32 x 48 mm. (with lugs)

dial, case and movement

original fitted box and outer box, certificate of origin (dated September 23, 2004), instruction booklets and book under box

377.

Property of an Asian lady CHANEL, SWITZERLAND

CHANEL, PREMIERE, DIAMOND BEZEL, PINK GOLD

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

Model Premiere

Year Sold in September 2017

Case X.C.K. 13919

Caliber quartz

Bracelet detachable 18k pink gold Chanel bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 165 mm.

Dimensions 22 x 28 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card

378.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

PIAGET, REF. 26120, PROTOCOLE POWER RESERVE, NO. 040/100, WHITE GOLD

A fine, limited edition, self-winding, 18k white gold wristwatch with power reserve.

Model Protocole Power Reserve Limited Edition 040/100

Reference 26120 Year Circa 2000’s Case 887825

Caliber 551P, 27 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Piaget buckle

Dimensions 31 x 41 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 3 000 - 5 000

24 000 - 40 000

USD 3 000 - 5 000

Property

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

JAEGER

A

Year

Case

Caliber

Bracelet

Dimensions

Signature

381.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

JAEGER LECOULTRE, REF. 240.6.19, REVERSO SEPTANTIEME, PLATINUM

A fine, heavy, limited to 500 pieces, manual wind, platinum reversible wristwatch with date, power reserve and night/day indication.

Model Reverso Septantieme

Edition 313/500

Reference 240.6.19

Year Circa 2006

Caliber 879, 25 jewels

Bracelet leather with a platinum Jaeger LeCoultre deployant clasp

Dimensions 29 x 46 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

fitted box (missing pillow), blank warranty, loupe, hang

383.

CHRONOSWISS, SWITZERLAND

CHRONOSWISS PATHOS CHRONOGRAPH SPLIT SECOND PLATINUM

Very fine and rare, skeletonized, self-winding, water-resistant, platinum wristwatch with off-center hours and minutes, round button split-seconds chronograph. Made in a limited edition of 99 pieces in 2002.

Model Pathos Limited Edition 03/99

Reference CH 7320

Year Sold in March 2002

Caliber 7750, 25 jewels

Material Platinum Bracelet Leather with Chronoswiss stainless steel deployant clasp

Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Original box, certificate, guarantee, instruction booklet

C 2-8

CHF 6 000 - 10

-

6 000 - 10 000

384.

CHRONOSWISS, SWITZERLAND

CHRONOSWISS, 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

Caliber C361, 23 jewels

Movement 289

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

385.

Property of a Dutch collector

TUDOR, SWITZERLAND

TUDOR, REF.

ISKANDAR JOHOR BLACK DIAL, STEEL

A very fine and rare, self-winding

steel wristwatch especially made for Iskandar, Malaysia

Model Oysterdate

74010

circa 1990’s Case 0267760

2824-2

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial,

386.

Property of the original Belgian owner

TUDOR, SWITZERLAND

TUDOR, REF. 79733, BLACK BAY, STEEL AND GOLD

A fine, as new, self-winding, stainless steel and gold diver’s wristwatch with date.

Model Black Bay Reference 79733N

Year Sold in July 2017

Case I682211

Caliber MT5612, 26 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel and gold Tudor riveted bracelet, approx. overall length 182 mm.

Dimensions 41 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, booklets, extra brown cloth strap with Tudor buckle

387.

MAGELLAN, SWITZERLAND

MAGELLAN NORTHERN HEMISPHERE GOLD

Fine and interesting, center seconds, self-winding, water-resistant, 18K yellow gold wristwatch with a spherical dial engraved with an ancient map of the Northern hemisphere, outer mother-of-pearl minute/ seconds ring with 1/5th graduation in red and grade indication, 24-hour individually adjustable sundial hand for geographical reference to noon. Encased winding-crown accessible from the case back, domed antireflective sapphire crystal.

Reference 1521

Year Circa 2019

Caliber 2893, 21 jewels

Material 18K yellow gold

Bracelet Leather with Magellan 18K gold deployant clasp

Dimensions 43 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Original box

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

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

388.

TAG HEUER, SWITZERLAND

TAG HEUER, GRAND CARRERA CALIBRE 17, CHRONOGRAPH WITH DATE WRISTWATCH, PINK GOLD

A fine and large self winding, 18k pink gold chronograph wristwatch white date, rotating Systems indicating the small second at 3 o’clock and chronograph minute at 9 o’clock.Made in a limited edition of 500 pieces.

Model Calibre 17

Year Circa 2008

Case CAV514C XX008427

Caliber 17RS, 37 jewels

Material 18K pink gold

Bracelet Leather with 18k pink gold Tag Heuer buckle

Dimensions 43 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

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

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

389.

Property of a Swiss collector

IWC, SWITZERLAND

IWC, REF. 3508, INGENIEUR, “500.000 A/M”, STEEL AND GOLD

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

Model Ingenieur

Reference 3508

Year circa 1990 Case 2426960

Movement 2425026

Caliber 37590, 21 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel and gold IWC bracelet, approx. overall length 175 mm.

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box, instruction booklet, warranty and service booklets

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

CHF 3 500 - 5 500 | HKD 28 000 - 44 000 | USD 3 500 - 5 500

390.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

JAEGER-LECOULTRE, SWITZERLAND

JAEGER LECOULTRE, REF. 146.2.95, MASTER CONTROL GRANDE MEMOVOX, PINK GOLD

A fine, large, self-winding, 18k pink gold perpetual calendar wristwatch with moonphase, 24-hour indication and alarm.

Model Grande Memovox

Reference 146.2.95

Year circa 200

Case 296

Caliber 909-440, 36 jewels

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

Dimensions 41 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

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

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

OMEGA, SWITZERLAND

OMEGA, REF. 311.62.42, SPEEDMASTER, APOLLO 11, 45TH ANNIVERSARY, PINK GOLD SEDNA BEZEL, NEW OLD STOCK, TITANIUM

A fine, limited, brand new, manual wind, titanium chronograph wristwatch with Sedna pink gold bezel

Model Speedmaster Apollo 11, 45th Anniversary

Limited Edition 0302/1969

Reference 311.62.42.30.06.001

Year Sold in August 2014

Movement 77804689

Caliber 1861, 18 jewels

Bracelet beige Nato strap with titanium Omega buckle

Dimensions 42 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, pictogram card, limited edition certificate, instruction booklet

000 -

-

000 -

392.

ZENITH, SWITZERLAND

ZENITH, REF. 390240410, EL PRIMERO, TRIPLE DATE FLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH, MOONPHASE, PLATINUM

A fine and rare, attractive, self-winding, platinum flyback chronograph with triple date and moon phase.

Model El Primero Reference 390240410

Year Circa 2000 Case 14757

Caliber 410Z, 31 jewels

Material Platinum Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement

2-8 D 2-01 M

CHF 5 000 - 10 000

HKD 40 000 - 80

USD 5 000 - 10 000

of a Swiss Gentleman

CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

CONSTANTIN,

HISTORIQUES, YELLOW GOLD

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

CARTIER REF. 1735B TANK AMERICAINE, MECHANICAL, YELLOW GOLD

Very fine, manual winding,rectangular curved, 18K yellow gold wristwatch with cabochon sapphire-set crown.

Model Tank Americaine

Reference 1735B

Year Circa 1990

Case 0459CC

Caliber 9P2, 18 jewels

Material 18K yellow gold

Bracelet Leather with 18K yellow gold Cartier deployant clasp

Dimensions 26 x 45 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

395.

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

CARTIER ‘’CEINTURE’’ AUTOMATIC JUMBO GOLD

Fine, octagonal, self-winding 18K yellow gold wristwatch

Model Ceinture Automatic

Year Circa 1970 Case 170010609

Caliber 8’’’, 17 jewels

Material 18K yellow gold Bracelet Leather with 18K gold Cartier deployant clasp.

Dimensions 31 X 31 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement Accessories Cartier box

396.

Property of a US collector

PIAGET, SWITZERLAND

PIAGET, REF. 9623, WHITE GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k white gold wristwatch.

Reference 9623

Year circa 1970’s

Case 347720

Caliber 9P, 18 jewels

Dimensions 32 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

397.

URBAN JÜRGENSEN, SWITZERLAND

URBAN JURGENSEN REF. 2 PERPETUAL CALENDAR

Very fine and rare, self-winding, 18K yellow gold wristwatch with perpetual calendar, moon phases. Made in a limited edition of 122 pieces.

Limited Edition

Reference 2

Sold in March

Material

yellow gold

with Gold Urban Jurgensen

398.

THOMAS ENGEL FOR ZENITH, HALDENHOF AESCH / LUZERN

POCKET WATCH, CHRONOMETER, REGULATOR-TYPE DIAL, DAY, MOON PHASES; “CHRONOMÈTRE”; 18K PINK GOLD

Very fine and rare 18K pink gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, screwed case-back, glazed cuvette (dome), ball-type swivelling pendant acting also as a winding device, regulator-type dial with hours at 9:30, subsidiary seconds at 6 and two horological complications:

Half-instantaneous day of the week (subsidiary dial at 2:30; indications given in French)

Phases of the moon (aperture at 6 o’clock)

INGENIEUX, SWITZERLAND

BY MARCO MAVILLA, FIRST SERIES, BLUE DIAL, NO. 0/99, STEEL

steel

with

as an ‘’hommage’’

Ingenieux

Patek Nautilus

the Audemars Pigeut Royal Oak that were

for this

Collection piece.

of the case and half of the dial take inspiration from the iconic designs by Gerald Genta to create this unusual wristwatch fitted with an up-to-date color reminiscent of the famous retailed based in New York.

“Ingeniux for HodieNFT is an unprecedented feat in the world of luxury watches. Ingenieux portrays the impact of different cultures, the aesthetic clash and the relentless pursuit of beauty through an original and authentic design. Combining the most iconic luxury watches and innovation, Ingenieux is not just a fusion of forms but a collision of talents. Sophisticated technology and blockchain innovation bring to life the rarest watches of all time.

The Ingenieux “Liaison” watch, Guillochet Pantone 1837 C ”turquoise” dial has a special numbering, 0/99. This innovative watch is the official number 0 of Ingeniux Liaison. The first of the first, the one who will make each bearer unique. The unique piece, and the subsequent 99 pieces, are certified through NFT technology and verifiable through QR Code. Authenticity, uniqueness and exclusivity meet blockchain technology, to guarantee the certainty of being part of something really great.“

402.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 3306 / 5, LADY’S WRISTWATCH WITH DIAMONDS GOLD

Very fine, 18K yellow gold, diamond-set, manual-winding, lady’s bracelet-watch with hinged cover and snap-on case-back; concealed silver colour dial with radial applied gold indexes; 10 brilliant-cut diamonds

Reference 3306/5

Year Circa 1960 Case 2627635 Movement 983389

Caliber 7-70, Gyromax balance, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, 20 jewels

Material 18K yellow gold

Bracelet integrated 18K yellow gold ribbon-type bracelet braided in imitation of tissue “vannerie” (basket- work)

Dimensions 32 X 30 mm.

Length 145 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3 D 3-01 M

AA

CHF 5 500 - 7 500 | HKD 44 000 - 60 000 | USD 5 500 - 7 500

403.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, ART DECO RECTANGULAR, YELLOW GOLD

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

Year circa 1930’s

Case 505230

Movement 832117

Caliber 17 jewels

Bracelet 18k yellow gold buckle

Dimensions 20 x 36 (including lugs) mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

CHF 2 500 - 4 500 | HKD 20 000 - 36 000 | USD 2 500 - 4 500

404.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 2525, WATERPROOF, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 18k yellow gold waterproof wristwatch.

Reference 2525

Year circa 1950’s

Case 682291

Movement 741922

Caliber 10-200, 18 jewels

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

405.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 96, CALATRAVA, YELLOW GOLD

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

Model Calatrava

Reference 96

Year circa 1940’s

Case 300873

Movement 960274

Caliber 12-120, 18 jewels

Bracelet leather with a gold plated AW buckle

Dimensions 31 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

406.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 2482, CENTER-SECONDS, TWO-TONE SILVER DIAL, RETAILED BY HAUSMANN & CO, PINK GOLD

A fine, attractive, manual wind, centre-seconds 18k pink gold wristwatch retailed by Hausmann.

Reference 2482 Year circa 1950

Case 671449

Movement 702734

Caliber 27SC

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 3-7-12-01 M 3 * AA

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

407.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 2591, PINK GOLD

A fine, thin, manual wind, 18k pink gold dress wristwatch with Patek Philippe/ Gay Freres bracelet.

Reference 2591 Year circa 1961

Case 426177

Movement 783724

Caliber 23-300, 18 jewels

Bracelet 18k light pink gold Patek Philippe/Gay Freres bracelet dated 59, approx. overall length 162 mm.

Dimensions 34 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

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

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

408.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 6073, CENTER.SECONDS, WATERPROOF, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, attractive, self-winding, 18k yellow center-seconds waterproof wristwatch

Reference 6073

Year circa 1957 Case 353555 Movement 527490

Caliber P1019/2, 21 jewels

Dimensions 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Dial, case

410.

Property of a

Gentleman

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

409.

Property of a Spanish Gentleman

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, REF. 6674, CENTER-SECONDS, PINK GOLD

A fine, manual wind, 18k pink gold center-seconds wristwatch

Reference 6674

Year circa 1950’s Case 390356 Movement 551566

Caliber K454/5B, 18 jewels

Dimensions 34 mm.

Dial, case and movement

AUDEMARS PIGUET, FANCY LUGS AND CASE, PINK DIAL, PINK GOLD

A fine and very rare, unusual, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch with fancy case and lugs.

Year circa 1940’s Case

Movement

Caliber

Dimensions

mm.

Signature Dial and

411.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 5026, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE, YELLOW GOLD

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

Model Calatrava

Reference 5026J-015

Year Sold in 2001

Case 4035750

Movement 3151566

Caliber 240 PS, 27 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe buckle

Dimensions 33 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories certificate of origin, booklets

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

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

412.

Property of a Swiss gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 5055, WHITE GOLD

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

Reference 5055G-001

Year circa 1998

Case 4023486

Movement 3109420

Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU, 29 jewels

Bracelet leather with an 18k white gold Patek Philippe deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories fitted box (flaking, missing pillow), certificate of origin

C 2-8 D 2-01 AA

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

414.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PHILIPPE, REF.5496P-001, ANNUAL CALENDAR, MOONPHASE, LEAP YAER, PLATINUM

fine and rae, automatic, platinum 950, annual calendar, monnphase, leap year, wristwatch.

leap year, moon phase

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PHILIPPE,

419.

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWISS MADE

PHILIPPE, REF.5110P-001, WORLD TIME WATCH,

TONE DIAL, PLATINUM

and

420.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 5000, BLACK DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A

Reference

Caliber

Bracelet

Signature

421.

Property

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE,

CALATRAVA ULTRA-THIN AUTOMATIC, PINK GOLD

A

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.

of a Swiss Gentleman

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PHILIPPE, REF. 5711, NAUTILUS, STEEL

fine, desirable, self-winding,

Nautilus

Sold in December

steel wristwatch with

Stainless steel Patek Philippe bracelet with double deployant

fitted box, certificate of origin, booklets, overhaul

through Gubelin

the

PATEK PHILIPPE, SWITZERLAND

PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 3710/1A-001, NAUTILUS, POWER RESERVE, SO CALLED “COMET”, STEEL

fine, collectable, self-winding, stainless steel wristwatch with power reserve and

Nautilus

424.

Property of a Swiss collector

TUDOR, SWITZERLAND

TUDOR, REF. 79170, “BIG BLOCK”, BOX AND PUNCHED WARRANTY, STEEL

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

Model Oysterdate Chrono Time

Reference 79170

Year Sold in April 1992

Case B443502

Caliber 7750, 17 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Tudor bracelet, approx. overall length 172 mm,

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Original fitted box, punched warranty, booklet

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

CHF 6 000 - 9 000 | HKD 48 000 - 72 000 | USD 6 000 - 9 000

This «Big Block» with its original box and punched warranty has been kept in excellent overall condition with a sharp case with thick lugs showing almost no polish, a tight bracelet and a mint dial, overall a great example of this reference.

425.

TUDOR, SWITZERLAND

TUDOR, REF. 94300, OYSTERDATE CHRONOGRAPH BIG BLOCK, EXOTIC DIAL, CASEBACK STICKER, STEEL

A thick, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with exotic dial.

Model Oysterdate Chrono-Time

Reference 94300

Year Sold in December 1989

Case 133260

Caliber 7750, 17 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78360/589), approx. overall length 185 mm.

Dimensions 40 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Hand filled warranty

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

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

While the references 94XX were available with regular dials, they also featured so called colourful exotic dials such as this example with orange highlights. Sold very late in 1989, it is likely that this piece remained unsold for a long time, explaining its excellent state of conservation as well as still retaining its caseback sticker on the back.

426.

TUDOR, SWITZERLAND

TUDOR, REF. 79090, SUBMARINER, BLACK DIAL, BOX AND WARRANTY, STEEL

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

Model Prince Oysterdate Submariner

Reference 79090

Year Sold in May 1995

Case B622154

Caliber 2824-2

Bracelet

Stainless steel Tudor folded bracelet (9315/380B), approx. overall length 183 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Original fitted box, punched warranty, warranty paper, extra link

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

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

Sold new at the official Rolex dealer in Milano, this 79090 has been kept in excellent overall condition with thick lugs and an attractive creamcoloured indexes dial as well as its original box and punched warranty. These Submariners are approaching 30 years of age and finding them in such state of conservation is becoming increasingly difficult.

427.

Property of a Swiss collector

TUDOR, SWITZERLAND

TUDOR, REF. 79090, SUBMARINER, ORIGINAL BOX AND PUNCHED WARRANTY, STEEL

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

Model Prince Oysterdate Submariner

Reference 79090

Year Sold in October 1990

Case B352823

Caliber 2824-2

Bracelet Stainless steel Tudor folded bracelet (9315/380B), approx. overall length 185 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories Original fitted box, punched warranty, booklet, independent overhaul invoice dated 2022, extra link

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2 AAA

CHF 6 000 - 9 000 | HKD 48 000 - 72 000 | USD 6 000 - 9 000

Unlike its sister models from Rolex who had already transitioned into modern dial configurations, Tudor kept the matt dials as well as plastic crystals into the 1990’s, giving these 30 year old Submariners a vintage look. Kept in excellent condition, this example comes with its original box and punched warranty and full sets are becoming harder to find.

428.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16014, DATEJUST, STEEL

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

Model Datejust

Reference 16014

Year Circa 1978 Case 5623285

Caliber 3035, 27 jewels

Material Stainless steel

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp

Dimensions 36 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

C 3-8

3-01

CHF 2 000 - 4

AA

HKD 16 000 - 32

USD 2 000 - 4

429.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 169622, YACHT-MASTER, PLATINUM BEZEL, STEEL

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

Model Yacht-Master

Reference 169622

Year Sold in October 2013

Case 263051T6

Caliber 2235, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 165 mm.

Dimensions 29 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories warranty card, hang tag, red chronometer seal

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

CHF 2 000 - 4 000

HKD 16 000 - 32 000

USD 2 000 - 4 000

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

432.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1680, RED SUBMARINER, STEEL

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

Model Submariner Reference 1680

Year Circa 1970 Case 2289966

Caliber 1570, 26 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet (93150/580), approx. overall length 160 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Fitted box

435.

Property of a US collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 5513, SUBMARINER,

FIRST DIAL, STEEL

A fine, early, self-winding, stainless steel

Model Submariner Reference 5513

Year Circa 1962 Case 1074261

Caliber 1530, 26 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex folded

overall length 188 mm

Dimensions 38 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

CHF

tropical

(9315/280),

Property

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 168000, SUBMARINER, STEEL

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

Model Submariner Reference 168000

Year Circa 1987 Case R328114

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet (93150/593), approx. overall length 185 mm

Dimensions 39 mm

Dial, case and movement signed

Later Rolex fitted box,

UK

dated

Rolex 168000 is one of the shortest productions in Rolex history for only about 9 months between 1988-1989, the reference 168000 is a true rarity among the Submariner family. The difference in comparaison with the 16800 was the change from 316L steel to grade 904L and was quickly stopped and replaced with reference 16610. It is probably the shortest production span of any Submariner.

made,

with

much

came out that this type of

the best of

few

guard was not easy to use

with

number 477.9xx, and only in 1959. Only a few examples have appeared on the market. Due to its

by

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

“CORNINO”,

Audemars Piguet, “Royal Oak”, Ref. 5402

In 1972, Audemars Piguet introduced the “Royal Oak” wristwatch with a first batch of 1 000 pieces, called “Série A” due to the letter “A” engraved on their casebacks. Two years later, additional series were produced under the Ref. 5204 with the letter “B”, “C” and “D”.

The A-series “Royal Oak” is powered by the ultrathin AP calibre 2121, derived from Jaeger-LeCoultre’s legendary ultra-thin JLC 920 movement.

Designed by the brilliant Gérald Genta (1931-2011), this timepiece bears witness to the 1970s and the emergence of the notion of the sport-luxury watch.

The feature making this watch exceptional is the patinated “caramel” “tapisserie” dial.

Where does the name “Royal Oak” come from?

At a time when his enemies were in hot pursuit, the future King Charles II of England found refuge in a large hollow oak tree where he lay concealed for some time.

This “Royal Oak” came down in history as the symbol of a powerful force protecting a precious life: as in the case of the four vessels of the Royal Navy, launched in 1802, 1852, 1892 and 1914 that where named after it; as in the case of our watch which conceals under its armoured case, the most valuable of mechanisms.

What over name could have been more suitable?

Source Royal Oak, a new performance by Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus and Geneva, 1973.

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET REF. 5402, “ROYAL OAK” SO-CALLED “JUMBO”, A-SERIES, STAINLESS STEEL

A very fine and very rare, stainless steel, self-winding, “tonneau”-shaped, oversize gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, octagonal ship’s porthole-shaped bezel screwed by eight hexagonal “nuts” screws, grey colour “tapisserie” dial, with instantaneous date of the month.

Model “Royal Oak”, A-Series Reference A 987 Year Sold in December 1973

Movement 142 414

Caliber 2121, 36 jewels

Material Stainless steel

Bracelet integrated stainless steel AP bracelet with deployant buckle

Dimensions 39 mm.

Length 170 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories

Original “Royal Oak” fitted box, Certificat of Origin and Guarantee (dated Zürich, Meister Uhren AG, December 1973), three additional stainless steel links; Service paper (dated Wempe, Hamburg, May 30, 2009)

2-8 D 2-54-02 M 3*

CHF 80 000 - 140 000 | HKD 640 000 - 1 120 000 | USD 80 000 - 140 000

PIGUET,

AND GOLD

Designed in 1971 by Gerald Genta and launched in 1972, the Royal Oak by Audemars Piguet is one of the most iconic model in the contemporary watchmaking industry. This reference 5554 Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar dates back to 1986 and is one of the very first perpetual calendar Royal Oaks to ever see the light of day. These first-series ref. 5554/25554 were introduced in 1983 and it is estimated that fewer than 300 of these watches were made in various metals. These firstseries models featured smooth metal dials instead of the initial “tapisserie” dial. This is one of the most perfect synthesis made by Audemars Piguet between Gerald Genta’s design and the lineage of beautiful and remarkable perpetual calendar wristwatches.

445.

Property of a Swiss collector

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET, REF. 5554.344, ROYAL OAK PERPETUAL CALENDAR, NO LEAP YEAR INDICATOR, YELLOW GOLD

A very fine, rare, complicated, self-winding, 18k yellow gold perpetual calendar wristwatch

Model Royal Oak Quantieme Perpetuel Automatique Year circa 1986

Reference 5554.344

Calibre 2120/2800, 33 jewels Case No. C34335, No. 421

Bracelet 18k yellow gold Audemars Piguet bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 175 mm.

Diameter 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Original fitted winding box

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET, REF. 5402BA, ROYAL OAK JUMBO, NO. 118, YELLOW GOLD

An exceptional, early, large, self-winding, 18k yellow gold wristwatch with date.

Model Royal Oak Jumbo Reference 5402 BA

Year Circa 1978

Case B 18956, No. 118 Movement 175255 Caliber 2121, 36 jewels

Bracelet Integrated 18k yellow and white gold Audemars Piguet bracelet, approx. overall length 165 mm. Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

The 5402 is the first reference ever produced of the iconic Royal Oak designed by Gerald Genta. Featuring an ultra thin Jumbo case in 18kt yellow gold with automatic movement, this model in gold is a real rarity produced in a few hundred pieces only. The watch is in excellent condition with a full case with sharp edges, well preserved bracelet, perfect bezel. The dial is also absolutely intact and without any defects and is still fitted with the original dial with the AP logo at 6 o’clock meaning that the present watch is part of the first batch ever produced in 18K yellow gold.

AUDEMARS PIGUET, SWITZERLAND

AUDEMARS PIGUET REF. BA 14802-944, ROYAL OAK, LIMITED EDITION 0005/1000 GOLD

A very fine, desirable, limited self-winding, 18K yellow gold wristwatch with champagne dial made for the 20th anniversary of the launch of the Royal Oak. 278 pieces were made in yellow gold and very few with champagne dial

Model Royal Oak Jubilee Limited Edition 0005/1000

Reference 14802BA.0.0944

Year Made in 1992

374316 Case D12016

Caliber 2121 A, 36Jewels

Material 18K yellow gold

Bracelet

Piguet 18K yellow gold bracelet with deployant clasp

Dimensions 39 mm.

170 mm. plus 2 extra links

Dial, case and movement

certificate, Audemars Piguet traveling box and overhaul invoice dated of March 2022

aunched in 1992, the Jubilee Royal Oak was created in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the first Jumbo Royal Oak reference 5402 launched in 1972. A total of 1000 watches were released in steel (700 examples with either dark blue or salmon dials, 280 in yellow gold and 20 in platinum.) This present example, number 0005/1000 , is in new condition with beautiful champagne dial, crisp hallmarks.

453.

Property of a Swiss lady

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 6619, OYSTER PERPETUAL, BLACK DIAL, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, rare, early, self-winding, 18k yellow gold lady’s wristwatch with black dial

Model Oyster Perpetual Reference 6619/8

Year 1969 Case 2106837

Caliber 1130

Bracelet

18k yellow gold Rolex riveted bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 145 mm.

Dimensions 25 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories copy of a Rolex overhaul invoice in the amount of CHF 600 dated April 2000

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

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

454.

Property of a Swiss Lady ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 6917, DATEJUST, YELLOW GOLD

A fine, self-winding, 18k yellow gold lady’s wristwatch with date

Model Oyster Perpetual Datejust Reference 6917/6900

Year circa 1980

Case 6363479

Caliber 2030, 28 jewels

Bracelet

18k yellow gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 135 mm.

Dimensions 26 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 2-8 D 3-6-01 AA

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

Rolex, “Day-Date”

The “Day-Date” model was launched in 1956. It is one of Rolex most coveted “classic” models – in opposition to the “sports” models.

Known as the wristwatch worn by presidents, hence its nickname “President”, it was the first water-resistant and self-winding chronometer wristwatch to offer a modern calendar with an instantaneous day display, spelt out in full in a window on the dial, in addition to the date.

Exclusively crafted in precious metals, very few watch models come close to the stature, eminence and timelessness of the Rolex “Day-Date”

This reference 1806 is characterised by an unusual engraving, sometimes called the “Florentine”-finish, on the case and bezel which gives it a distinctive appearance. Even more unusual is the fact that it is accompanied by its original bracelet, which also has a similar design.

455.

ROLEX, SWISS

ROLEX, REF. 1806, SELF-WINDING, CENTRE-SECONDS, “FLORENTINE”-FINISH LUGS AND BRACELET; “DAY-DATE”, 18K YELLOW GOLD

Very fine and rare, 18K yellow gold, self-winding, “tonneau”-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, textured and hammered “Florentine”-finish lugs and bezel, gold colour dial with applied radial 18K yellow gold indexes and luminescent dots, centre-seconds, day of the week and date of the month.

Model Oyster Perpetual” “Day-Date” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified Reference 1806 / 1803 Year circa 1961 Movement DD0 283 Case 640 990

Caliber 1555, 25 jewels

Material 18K yellow gold

Bracelet 18K yellow gold Rolex hammered “Florentine”-finish bracelet with deployant clasp (dated 2 / 61)

Dimensions 36 mm.

Length 190 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement

Accessories original fitted box and outer box (Ref. 71.00.02), instruction booklet, hang-tag, tissue, Havana-brown leather book-note and gilded pencil

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

15 000 -

Chronomètre, ref. 2948. The dial is original, with the double writing swiss made / fab.suisse. The diameter of the case, in 18-kt yellow gold and with fixed lugs, is 33mm, the year of production is 1937. The movement is manually , with 18-jewel caliber, chronometer. The caseback shows all the hallmarks of the time. Central hour and minute indicator, small seconds at 6.

457.

Property of a Swiss collector

ROLEX, SWISS

ROLEX, SWISS MADE

ROLEX, REF.2948, DISCO VOLANTE, DIAL DOUBLE SWISS, 18KT YELLOW GOLD

very fine and extremely rare, manual, 18kt yellow gold, dial with double swiss

Model disco volante

Reference 2948

Year 1937 Case 39342

Caliber manual Material 18kt yellow gold Dimensions 33mm. Signature case, dial movement

ROLEX, FANCY RECTANGULAR FRENCH CASE, SALMON

DIAL, PINK GOLD

A fine, elegant, manual wind, 18k pink gold wristwatch with French case.

Year Circa 1950’s Case n/a

Caliber 17 jewels

Bracelet Yellow gold plated Rolex buckle

Dimensions 21 x 38 mm Accessories Fitted

458.

ROLEX

REF.1008, OYSTER PERPETUAL, SO CALLED ZEPHIR, GILT DIAL, PINK GOLD AND STEEL

Very fine and rare, automatic, pink gold and steel, gilt dial

Model rolex Zephir Reference 1008

Year 1967

Movement d190288

Case 1612569

Caliber 1570 Material steel and gold

Bracelet Original oyster bracelet length circa 170mm Dimensions 34mm

Signature case, dial and movement

2-8-40

CHF

2-6

000 -

-

000

459.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

REF.

STAINLESS STEEL

and

461.

Property of a Swiss collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 1500, OYSTER PERPETUAL DATE, GREY DIAL, STEEL

A fine, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel

Model Oyster Perpetual Date Year circa 1972

Reference 1500

1570, 26 jewels

with date

460.

Property of a Swiss collector

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 116520, DAYTONA, BOX, WARRANTY, ADDITIONAL DIAL, STEEL

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

Model Cosmograph Daytona Reference 116520

Year Circa 2008 Case M537466

Caliber 4130, 44 jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp

40 mm

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Fitted box, warranty card, additional white dial, red

tag

No.

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex

length 170 mm.

Diameter 35 mm.

Signature Dial, case and

Accessories fitted box,

463.

Property of the original Swiss owner

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 116400GV, MILGAUSS, STEEL

A fine, attractive, self-winding, stainless steel

Model Milgauss

Reference 116400GV

Year Sold in October 2008

Case V196346

Caliber

jewels

Bracelet Stainless steel

Dimensions 40 mm

Signature Dial, case and

Accessories

462.

Property of the original Swiss owner

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 116520, DAYTONA, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Year Sold in May 2005 Reference 116520

Caliber 4130, 44 jewels

Case No. D008414

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (78490) with deployant clasp, approx. overall length 170 mm. Diameter 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories

fitted box,

warranty, booklets,

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX REF.14060 SUBMARINER 2 LINES STEEL

Fine and rare diver’s wristwatch, water resistant to 300 m, self-winding, stainless-steel screw down case back and Triplock winding crown protected by crown guard. Unidirectional Bezel with black aluminum insert, 60-minute graduated. Oyster case with sapphire crystal.

Model Submariner

Year Sold in May

Case

Caliber

Material Stainless steel

Bracelet

Dimensions

Length

Signature Dial,

Accessories

mm.

465.

ROLEX, GENEVA

ROLEX REF. 5513, POINTED CROWN GUARDS, DIVER’S, SELF-WINDING, CENTRE-SECONDS, “JUBILEE” BRACELET; “SUBMARINER”; STAINLESS STEEL

A very fine and rare, stainless steel, self-winding, diver’s wristwatch, waterresistant (660 ft = 200 m.) with screwed case-back, black colour dial with centre-seconds; black insert bezel.

The watch owns pointed crown guards.

Model Submariner Reference 5513

Year circa 1963

Case 1 025 932

Movement 49 633

Caliber 1530, 26 jewels

Material stainless steel

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex “Jubilee” bracelet with deployant clasp (U.S.A.)

Weight 101.6 gr. (approx.)

Length 185 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement

Accessories original fitted box and outer box, service paper (dated Rolex, Köln

Cologne, September 30,

466.

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX REF. 16523, COSMOGRAPH, DAYTONA, SO-CALLED “ZENITH MOVEMENT”, INVERTED 6, WHITE DIAL STEEL AND 18K YELLOW GOLD

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

Model Cosmograph Daytona

Reference 16523

Year Sold in August 1991

Case E577671

Caliber 4030, 31 jewels

Material Stainless steel and gold

Bracelet stainless steel and yellow gold Rolex bracelet (78363/403),

Dimensions 40 mm.

Length 170 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement

Accessories Original certificate

C 2-8 D 2-01

CHF 10 000 - 20 000

HKD 80 000 - 160

USD 10 000 - 20 000

467.

Property of a Swiss Gentleman

ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 16610, SUBMARINER, SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND INDEXES, STEEL

A fine, self-winding, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with a silver dial with sapphire and diamond indexes from reference 16613

Model Submariner

Reference 16610

Year circa 1992 Case X611442

Caliber 3135, 31 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex bracelet (93150/501B), approx. overall length 157 mm.

Dimensions 39 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

C 3-8 D 2-07-04 M 2* AA

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

Right before the introduction of the new automatic Daytona reference 16520 in 1988, Rolex was selling their last manual wind Daytonas which also had a R serial. This example has been very well preserved showing clean and deep hallmarks, a tight bracelet and a dial with very well preserved lume dots matching the hands perfectly. These last manual wind Daytonas are now very sought after due to their short and late production run, truly an end of an era. it come with a very nice 6263 bezel

SWITZERLAND

471.

Property of a Spanish Gentleman

CARTIER, SWITZERLAND

CARTIER/ EUROPEAN WATCH & CLOCK COMPANY, BAGUETTE AND DIAMOND SET CASE, PLATINUM

A very fine and rare, small, Art Deco, manual wind, platinum and diamond dress watch

Year circa 1930’s Case 05029/22196

Caliber baguette movement, 17 jewels Bracelet black laquer and yellow gold deployant clasp (stamped 2157) Dimensions 12 mm.

Signature Dial and movement (European Watch & Clock Co.) signed, case with engraving

CHF

472.

Property of a Spanish Gentleman

CARTIER, FRANCE

CARTIER/LECOULTRE, DRESS WATCH, PLATINUM

A fine, elegant, manual wind, platinum lady’s dress watch

Year circa 1950’s Case 68555/321/24094

Caliber 15 jewels

Dimensions 11 x 31 (with lugs) mm.

Signature Dial and movement (LeCoultre) signed

CHF

ENAMEL, ROCK CRYSTAL

as the most creative period by

rock crystal

clocks

among the finest clocks ever created. Housed in a beautifully

crystal case featuring a blue guilloche enamel dial free from any chips or cracks with diamond-set hands, the

state of this clock will please any demanding collector.

Real scarcity of real chronometers

By the end of the 19th century, the Swiss watch industry produced millions of watches. Each year, an infinitesimal part of them are especially manufactured and adjusted to be presented to the annual chronometrical contests of the observatories of Geneva or Neuchâtel.

With the improvement of production techniques, the observatory regularly reinforces the rules of the contest; this competition becomes, every year, always more difficult. On the very small quantity of watches subjected to the rigorous and impartial control of the observatories, a good part is rejected; only the best pieces remain in the running.

Winning a Bulletin de marche – especially one of “First Class” – allows watch manufacturers to prove their chronometry skills. The same applies to the distinctions obtained at industrial or artistic exhibitions, whether at regional, national or universal level. At a time when marketing and advertising do not exist, this is the only real way to promote a company to the public and potential customers.

476.

PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVA

REF. 738, POCKET CHRONOMETER, SO-CALLED “DECKWATCH”, ESPECIALLY MADE FOR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, GUILLAUME BALANCE, BULLETIN OF THE ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY OF GENEVA, HONOURABLE MENTION; SILVER

Very fine, silver (0.925), open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket chronometer, so-called “Deck-Watch”, especially made for scientific purposes, with subsidiary seconds at 6. Silver colour dial, with large suspended Arabic numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

19’’’ movement, rhodium-plated, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated Guillaume balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, polished steel index-regulator with swanneck spring and micrometric screw, adjusted by the precision timer “régleur” H. Wehrli, Geneva, “Poinçon de Genève” (Geneva Quality Hallmark or Geneva seal) stamped twice.

Model

“Deck-Watch” having won a First Class Bulletin de marche from the Astronomical Observatory of Geneva (Honourable mention with 624 points)

Reference 738

Year 1921 Movement 191 008

Case 625 943 (by “FFBA”, Fédération de Fabricants de Boîtes Argent, S. Graber, Renan)

Caliber 19’’’, straight-line lever escapement, Guillaume balance, index regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw Material silver Dimensions 60 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Extract from the Archives, copies of the Bulletin of the Astronomical Observatory of Geneva (1932, 1933 and 1934)

15 000 - 30 000

HKD 120 000 - 240 000

USD 15 000 - 30 000

The Extract from the Archives, dated November 8, 2017, mentioned that this watch was made in 1921 and sold on January 30, 1942.

Observatory

At the timing contest organised in 1934 at the Astronomical Observatory of Geneva, this chronometer was awarded a First Class Bulletin, with Honourable mention. It was ranked 38th out of 40, with 624 points on a possible total of 1 000. The first obtained 862.5 points and the last classified 617 points.

Abstractof the timing contest

Mean average daily rate +/- 8.48

Mean average corresponding to a change of position +/- 3.42 Error of compensation (per 1° centigrade) +/- 0.072

Restart period + // - 0.4

“Deck-Watch”

A “deck-watch” is a precision watch used on the deck of boats for navigational purposes (point reading) to avoid disturbing the proper functioning of the marine chronometer, which remains in a specific area of the ship (chronometer room or captain’s cabin).

For more information on this type of time-keeper, now a collector’s item, see Norbert Eder’s reference book.

Bibliography

· Eder, Norbert, Beobachtungsuhren, Deck Watches und Chronomètres de bord, Munich, Callwey Verlag, 1987 (216 pp.; similar watch on the cover).

Guillaume Balance

The Guillaume balance is a compensated bimetallic balance, made of anibal (an alloy of steel and nickel) and brass, after the works of Dr. Charles-Edouard Guillaume (1861-1938), with which the middle-temperature error is practically eliminated.

The middle-temperature error (or Dent’s anomaly), is the difference between the rate of a chronometer at the mean temperature and the average of the rates at extreme temperatures.

This type of balance was used by the horological manufactories since 1904.

VACHERON CONSTANTIN, SWITZERLAND

& CONSTANTIN DECK LEVER CHRONOMETER NAVIGATION WATCH WITH POWER-RESERVE SILVER

Property of a German collector ROLEX PANERAI, SWITZERLAND

PANERAI/ ROLEX, REF. 3646, TYPE B, KAMPFSCHWIMMER, STEEL

A very fine, extremely rare, large, manual wind, stainless steel military wristwatch

Reference 3646 B Type Case 1010033

Bracelet Leather with a chrome buckle Dimensions 47 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed

Rolex / Officine Panerai, Reference 3646

According to research made by some authors, 211 examples of reference 3646 appear to have been created; their production having begun in April 1940, including “Type D” model, of which only 79 examples are known. In order to meet the military needs of the Royal Italian Navy, which had already been supplied for several years with high precision instruments, Officine Panerai created “Radiomir”, a radium-based powder that gives luminosity to the dials of sighting instruments and devices. Reference to the name “Radiomir” is documented in the supplement to the patent fled in France on March 23, 1916. Circa 1936, the Royal Italian Navy asked Panerai to design a watch resistant to extreme underwater conditions while respecting the exact time. The prototype (now known as “Radiomir”) was submitted to the First Submarine Group Command. A further order was made and watches were supplied to the Italian naval forces as of 1938 (Regia Marina, later becoming the Marina Militare after World War II) and later on to the German Navy (Kriegsmarine). The reference 2533, the first prototype for the “Radiomir” was produced beginning in 1936 in extremely small numbers. The second to be produced was reference 3646, in production until the 1950’s and produced in various versions classified “Type A” to “Type G”, each bearing unique aesthetics.

Reference 3646 was made by Rolex for Panerai – between 1943 to 1944 – following strict technical requirements, notably a 47 mm. wide (for underwater legibility) cushion-shaped case with soldered curved wire lugs, screw down “onion” crown, 12-sided case-back and a “Perspex” crystal.

Bibliography

· Ehlers, Ralf, & Wiegmann, Volker, “Vintage Panerai – The References”.

· http://www.vintagepanerai.com

At the age of 17, Robert E.was posted to the Kommando der Kleinkampfverbände in February 1945. He took part at a special training course for frogmen and divers, held at a small Danish Island (see page 203 of the book “History1”) documented in his ID by the stamp “Kampfschwimmer- und Tauchlehrgang”.

Another signature in his ID is showing a stamp of the Kampfschwimmergruppe Ost (eastern combat swimmer group), to which he was posted after the training, dating back to April 1945. Examples such as this one with confirmed military provenance are extremely rare.

Property of a German lady

A. LANGE & SÖHNE, GERMANY

A. LANGE & SOHNE, REF. 815.031, DATOGRAPH, BAGUETTE DIAMOND BEZEL, NO. 7/20, PINK GOLD

fine and extremely rare, limited to 20 pieces, manual wind, 18k pink gold

with large date and baguette diamond bezel (4.5 CT.)

Datograph Flyback

Edition

951.1, 40

with an 18k pink gold Lange buckle

40 mm.

Dial, case and movement signed

Production of Langes featuring baguette diamonds are always very rare and exclusive. The Datograph with baguette diamonds exists in several versions in platinum but in pink gold only this series of 20 examples were ever made, the contrast between the pink gold case, black dial and baguette bezel is particularly striking. It is the first time a reference 815.031 is being offered at auction.

Patek Philippe “Nautilus” Anniversary editions

To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the “Nautilus”, Patek Philippe launched the reference 5711 in 2006, featuring a slightly larger case design. 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. In 2012, the manufacture added a new dial colour, this time with a white dial.

In 2016 to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the “Nautilus”, a platinum version was launched featuring a logo at 6 o’clock to mark the milestone as well as baguette diamond markers and was limited to 700 examples.

During Watches and Wonders 2021, to the great astonishment of the collectors market, Mr. Thierry Stern, Patek Philippe’s CEO, announced that the reference was being discontinued this year and a final edition model would be launched this time featuring a green dial and a border around the date window.

Two models were launched including a stainless steel version with baguette indexes, known as Ref. 5711/1300A. This surprise announcement created a frenzy and collectors worldwide rushed to their authorised dealers to secure an allocation knowing the watch would only be produced for a year. While exact production numbers are not known, demand will always far exceed supply making this last-edition 5711 “Green” probably one of the hardest to get and the hottest watch on the current market.

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ROLEX, SWITZERLAND

ROLEX, REF. 6541, “PINK” MILGAUSS, STEEL

An extremely fine, iconic, rare, self-winding, stainless steel antimagnetic wristwatch with pink “Milgauss” and lightening seconds hand

Model Milgauss Reference 6541 Year circa 1958 Case 412254

Caliber 1066, 25 jewels

Bracelet stainless steel Rolex riveted bracelet, approx. overall length 170 mm. Dimensions 38 mm.

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Launched in 1956, the reference 6541 is the little sister of the Rolex Milgauss reference 6543, created in 1954 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. Closely related to CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research located in Geneva), this model was used to resist to high magnetic fields. The watch’s distinctive name was derived from the French word “Mille”, meaning “thousand”, and “Gauss”, which is as 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 function 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.

To this history, the timepiece presented here has other distinctive features such as a rotating bezel with a red-colored triangle and a honeycomb- patterned dial, with circular indexes and faceted, triangular hour markers at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock. Indeed, the dial of this reference is made of webbed laminated copper to protect the movement from the magnetic fields, which collectors refer to as a ‘honeycomb’ dial. The production of the 6541 ends in 1960. With only 4 years of production, this reference is completely a tool watch, rich in history, sought after by collectors and hard to find in original condition.

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• 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.

• Buyers are required to pay for their purchases within a maximum of 7 days from the day of the

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.

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

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.

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.

PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL BID CANCELLATION MUST BE RECEIVED IN WRITING.

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

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.

• 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.

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.

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

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

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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 effec tués 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’An tiquorum, 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 pré sente 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

Conditions générales de vente

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

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

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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

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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 auction will be conducted in French but the bidding may be translated also into English.

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

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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

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Auction Calendar 2022

GENEVA

May 8th and 9th , 2022

Online Auction.

HONG-KONG

May 29th , 2022

Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces.

MILAN

June 24th , 2022

Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces.

MONACO

July 16th , 2022

Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces.

HONG KONG

September 28th , 2022

Online Auction.

GENEVA

November 5th and 6th , 2022

Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces.

HONG-KONG

November 24th , 2022

Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces.

GENEVA

December 6th , 2022

Christmas Online Auction.

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PLEASE COMPLETE THE FORM BELOW AND FORWARD WITH YOUR REMITTANCE TO:

Mont-Blanc, 1201 GENEVA tel. +41229092850 - fax. +41229092860 www.antiquorum.swiss - email geneva@antiquorum.swiss

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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.

(C,

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

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MONACO

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BEIJING

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SHANGHAI Connie Siu

THAILAND

Consultant Popaya Ho

VIETNAM

Partner Agent Minh Hiep Nguyen

America

CANADA

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Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces Antiquorum Geneva

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