BEST RESULTS

Lot 371: Patek Philippe – Reference 5951P-001|Platinum single-push-piece split-seconds chronograph wristwatch with perpetual calendar and moon phases. Sold for $419,328 USD

Lot 372: Patek Philippe – Reference 5004G-015|White gold split-seconds chronograph wristwatch with perpetual calendar. Sold for $288,288 USD

Lot 351: Rolex – Daytona, reference 6263| Yellow gold chronograph wristwatch. Sold for $209,664 USD

BEST PERFORMANCES

Lot 384: Patek Philippe circa 1967 – Calatrava ‘Small Mono-date automatic waterproof’, reference 3514G|White gold wristwatch with date and Breguet numerals. 284% variation between the base estimate and the final result ($41,933)

Lot 434: Breguet Circa 1992 – Classique, limited edition, reference 3420 BA/21/286| Yellow gold jumping hour wristwatch. 212% variation between the base estimate and the final result ($17,035 USD)

Lot 428: Cartier Circa 1965 – Tank Cintrée 8 lignes| Yellow gold wristwatch. 180% variation between the base estimate and the final result ($36,691 USD)

BREAKDOWN BY BRAND

Patek Philippe

Ranking first in terms of highest sale prices, Patek Philippe achieved the highest sale figure of $1,636,428 USD.

Rolex

Ranking second in terms of highest sale prices, Rolex achieved a sale figure of $1,261,915 USD.

Audemars Piguet

With a watch that reached a price of $117,936, Audemars Piguet was the third best-performing brand in this sale, with a total of $328,910.

These three brands accounted for a total of $3,227,253, or 85% of the total sale.

AVERAGE PRICE PER LOT

Given the number of lots, 119 in total, including 0 unsold lots, the average price per lot was $31,779 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 Audemars Piguet.