BEST RESULTS

Lot 12 : GEORGE DANIELS, Anniversary No. 00, a rare, spectacular and historically important limited edition platinum coaxial wristwatch with date and power reserve indication, bearing the serial number “00”. Sold for $2,389,500 USD.

Lot 111 : ROLEX, Ref. 6264, a yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with exotic “Paul Newman Lemon” dial, white graphics on sub-dials and bracelet, offered by the family of the original owner. Sold for $2,087,000 USD.

BEST PERFORMANCES

Lot 48 : ROLEX, Ref. 6605, a steel wristwatch. 2,735% variation between the low estimate and the final result ($56,700 USD).

Lot 155 : BLANCPAIN, rare yellow gold ladies’ wristwatch with minute repeater. 1 055% variation between the low estimate and the final result ($69 300 USD).

Lot 128 : OMEGA “Silver Snoopy Award”, Ref. 310.32.42.50.02.001, steel bracelet chronograph made to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Speedmaster. 908% variation between the low estimate and the final result ($50 400 USD)

BREAKDOWN BY BRANDS

PATEK PHILIPPE

Occupying the top spot in the auction’s price list. PATEK PHILIPPE realized the highest figure of the sale, $9,590,140 USD

F.P. JOURNE

Occupying the second place in the ranking of the best prices of the sale. F.P. JOURNE realized a figure of $6,324,540 USD

ROLEX

With a watch that fetched $2,087,000 USD, it was the third best performing brand in the sale with a result of $5,593,580 USD.

These three brands accounted for total proceeds of $16,074,497 USD, or 53% of the total sale.

AVERAGE PRICE PER LOT
Given the number of lots, 163 in total, including 1 unsold lot, the average price of a lot was $187,236 USD.

CONCLUSION
This sale once again demonstrated the dynamism of the auction market, with the following brands in the top three: Patek Philippe, F.P. Journe and Rolex.

Geoffroy Ader