BEST RESULTS

Lot 2282 : PATEK PHILIPPE, ref. 5208P-001, platinum bracelet chronograph with single push button, perpetual calendar, moon phases, day/night indication and leap year. Sold for $1,286,400 USD.

Lot 2271 : PATEK PHILIPPE, Nautilus ref. 5711/1P-010, platinum bracelet watch with date and center seconds. Sold for $677,376 USD.

BEST PERFORMANCES

Lot 2208 : CARTIER, Baignoire ref. 3248, yellow gold and diamond asymmetrical ladies’ wristwatch. 303% variation between the low estimate and the final result ($51 609 USD).

Lot 2221 : A. LANGE & SÖHNE, Lange 1 Timezone, ref.116 032, rose gold bracelet watch with world time. 215% variation between the low estimate and the final result ($40,320 USD).

Lot 2246 : JAEGER LECOULTRE. Reverso “Famous Nudes,” ref. 246.6.79, reversible platinum bracelet watch with enameled dial. 215% variation between the low estimate and the final result ($120,960 USD)

BREAKDOWN BY BRANDS

PATEK PHILIPPE

Occupying the first place in the ranking of the best prices of the sale. PATEK PHILIPPE achieved the highest sales figure of $6,976,358 USD

A. LANGE & SÖHNE

Occupying the second place in the ranking of the best prices of the sale. A. LANGE & SÖHNE achieved a total of $1,320,883 USD

GREUBEL FORSEY

With a watch that reached the price of $370,944 USD, GREUBEL FORSEY was the third best performing brand in this sale with a result of $677,376 USD.

These three brands accounted for total proceeds of $8,974,617 USD, or 87% of the total sale.

AVERAGE PRICE PER LOT

Considering the number of lots, 81 in total, including 4 unsold lots, the average price of a lot was $133,580 USD.

CONCLUSION

This sale once again demonstrated the dynamism of the auction market, with the following brands in the top three: Patek Philippe, A. Lange & Söhne, Greubel Forsey.

GEOFFROY ADER