BEST RESULTS

Lot 2519 : PATEK PHILIPPE, ref. 5073P, Rare platinum and diamond wristwatch with perpetual calendar, minute repeater, moon phases, 24h indication and leap year. Sold for $1,747,200 USD.

Lot 2523 : PATEK PHILIPPE, “World Time”, ref. 605, Yellow gold tuxedo watch with world time, cloisonné enamel dial featuring a map of North America. Circa 1950. Sold for $999,936 USD.

BEST PERFORMANCES

Lot 2387 : JAEGER LECOULTRE FOR HERMÈS, Atmos, so-called perpetual crystal clock, limited edition of 176. 608% variation between the low estimate and the final result ($72 576 USD).

Lot 2386 : DE BEERS, a gilt glass and brass hourglass with 2000 diamonds (36 carats). 477% variation between the low estimate and the final result ($17,740 USD).

Lot 2396 : GERALD GENTA, Retro Fantaisy “Mickey Mouse”, steel wristwatch with jumping hours and mother-of-pearl dial. 425% variation between the low estimate and the final result ($16,128 USD)

BREAKDOWN BY BRANDS

PATEK PHILIPPE

Occupying the top spot in the sale’s top price ranking. PATEK PHILIPPE realized the highest figure of the sale, $10,232,141 USD.

ROLEX

Occupying the second place of the best prices of the sale, ROLEX realized the figure of 1 922 458 $ USD

CARTIER

With a watch that reached the price of $338,688 USD, CARTIER was the third best performing brand in this sale with a result of $845,752 USD.

These three brands accounted for total proceeds of $13,000,351 USD, or 83% of the total sale.

AVERAGE PRICE PER LOT
Given the number of lots, 218 in total, including 45 unsold lots, the average price of a lot was $90,134 USD.

CONCLUSION
This sale once again demonstrated the dynamism of the auction market, with the following brands in the top three: Patek Philipe, Rolex, Cartier.

GEOFFROY ADER