BEST RESULTS

Lot 148: Patek Philippe – Second Series Flat Dial, Reference 2499 | A yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with perpetual calendar, moon phases, and flat dial. Sold for $2,640,000 USD

Lot 99: Patek Philippe – Reference 5004P-021 Platinum wristwatch with perpetual calendar and split-seconds chronograph with moon phases, 24-hour display, and leap year indicator. Sold for $250,800 USD

Lot 115: Rolex – Daytona ‘Paul Newman’, Reference 6241 | Stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with bracelet. Sold for $237,600 USD

BEST PERFORMANCES

Lot 65: Cartier, London Circa 1970 – Tank ‘Oblique’ | Yellow gold wristwatch | Circa 1970. 460% variation between base estimate and final result ($184,800)

Lot 98: Patek Philippe Circa 1989 – 150th anniversary, reference 3960P | A limited edition platinum officer’s wristwatch. 251% variation between the base estimate and the final result ($50,160)

Lot 51: Patek Philippe circa 1947 – Calatrava, Reference 565 | A yellow gold wristwatch. 204% variation between the base estimate and the final result ($50,160)

BREAKDOWN BY BRAND

Patek Philippe

Ranking first in terms of highest sale prices, Patek Philippe achieved the highest sale figure of $4,094,640 USD.

Rolex

Ranking second in terms of highest sale prices, Rolex achieved a sale figure of $1,572,120 USD.

A. Lange & Söhne

With a watch that reached a price of $72,600, A. Lange & Söhne was the third best-performing brand in this sale, with a total of $244,200.

These three brands accounted for a total of $5,910,960, or 79% of the total sale.

AVERAGE PRICE PER LOT

Given the number of lots, 75 in total, including 0 unsold lots, the average price per lot was $99,581 USD.

CONCLUSION

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