Important Antique, Vintage & Modern Timepieces and Jewelry

Important Antique, Vintage & Modern Timepieces and Jewelry

THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2020

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Important Antique, Vintage & Modern Timepieces and Jewelry

HONG KONG AUCTION

Property of Various Owners to be Offered for Sale by Auction

THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2020 From 4:00 pm (Hong-Kong time) Lots 1 - 375

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Ami Lecoultre Movement, patented split-seconds chronograph with oscillating pinion and “foudroyante”, patented non-magnetic compensated balance; white metal White metal, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch movement in a working-case, with three horological complications: • ¼ second chronograph with oscillating pinion device (activated by the single push-piece located on the winding-crown) • Split-seconds (activated by the push-piece located on the caseband at 11 o’clock) • ¼ of second, known as foudroyante seconds (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals. Blued steel “Pear” hands.

Movement 20’’’, ¾ plate, rhodium-plated, going barrel, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, patented non-magnetic platinum alloy and brass compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator with swan-neck spring and precision-regulating device for fast / slow by means of an eccentric snail, adjusted.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Ami Lecoultre, Le Brassus & Geneva circa 1888 No. 3 482 20’’’, lever escapement unnumbered Ø 47.1 mm. dial and movement copies of the invention patents

Elegance FFF Rarity RRR

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

AAA

HKD 72,000 – 96,000 • CHF 9,000 – 12,000 • USD 9,500 – 12,700 Movement based on the American invention patent No. 355 403, delivered on January 4, 1887, to Ami LeCoultre, Le Brassus, for a “Stop Watch.”.

Metallic alloy of the balance based on the American invention patents No. 382 826 and No. 382 827, delivered on May 15, 1888, to Heinrich Ostermann, chemist, and Axel Prip, jeweller, Geneva, for a “Alloy.”, and also based on the American invention patents No. 388 145, No. 388 146 and No. 388 147, delivered on August 21, 1888, to Heinrich Ostermann, chemist, and Charles Lacroix, director of the Usine Genevoise de Dégrossissage d’or, Geneva, for a “Metallic Alloy.”.

Lecoultre, Ami Charles-Ami Lecoultre-Piguet (1843-1921) began his career in Le Brassus as a manufacturer of complicated watches. In 1878, he exhibited a highly complicated watch at the Universal Exhibition in Paris. This watch, rewarded with a bronze medal, required four years of work and was made with Louis-Elisée Piguet (1836-1924), also from Le Brassus. The watch, known as “La Merveilleuse”, is today kept in the Musée International d’Horlogerie of La Chaux-de-Fonds (Inv. I-501).

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Unsigned Pocket watch, split-seconds chronograph; 18K pink gold

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18K pink gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the winding-crown) • Split-seconds (activated by the olive-shaped push-piece located on the case-band at 12 o’clock) Case-back polished.

Movement 19’’’, rhodium-plated, going barrel, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; chronograph work on the top plate; split-seconds work mounted under the dial.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

unsigned, Swiss, probably Vallée de Joux circa 1890 No. 16 310 20’’’, lever escapement No. 16 310 (by “F A P”) Ø 53.9 mm.

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Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

AAA

HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,000 – 4,000 • USD 3,200 – 4,200 The movement of this quality watch was probably made in the Vallée de Joux, in a workshop of the level of those of: • Louis-Elisée Piguet (1836-1924), Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux).

• Emile-Victorin Piguet (1850-1937), Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux).

Main plate, under the dial, scratched with an etching needle “2422”.

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Baume Pocket watch, split-seconds chronograph, minute recorder; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and three horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the winding-crown) • Split-seconds (activated by the olive-shaped push-piece located on the case-band at 11 o’clock) • Instantaneous 60-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) Case-back polished.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals.

Movement 20’’’, ¾ plate, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; chronograph work on the top plate; split-seconds work mounted under the dial and partly on the top plate.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Baume & Co., London circa 1890-1895 No. 3 095 20’’’, lever escapement No. 3 095 Ø 53.5 mm. copy of the invention patent

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-71-01 M 3*

AAA

HKD 32,000 – 40,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300 Movement based on the English invention patent No. 8 508, delivered on May 22, 1889, to Baume J. A., and Baume, L. C. A., (trading as Baume & Co., and Chatelain, C. V., London, for a “Chronographs, split seconds.”.

A variation on the split-seconds action in which the first hand can be stopped and returned to the moving hand by the side push at 11, the second hand stopped and both hands zeroed by pressing the pendant; the pendant is also used to start both hands.

Baume & Co., 21 Hatton Garden, London, and, 279 George Street, Sydney Baume & Co., importers of Swiss watches, was the main English agent for Longines in the United Kingdom and Australia.

Many of their chronograph movements being supplied for finishing in London for Samuel Smith & Son, ‘Watchmakers to the Admiralty’, 9 Strand, London (one of the largest retailers of Swiss and English made precision and technical pocket watches of the period; see the reprint of Smiths, Guide to the Purchase of a Watch (3rd Edition), for further information about Smiths and their various chronographs).

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M. T. Stauffer Split-seconds chronograph, minute recorder, made for the American market; 14K yellow gold

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14K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, made for the American market, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and three horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the winding-crown) • Split-seconds (activated by the olive-shaped push-piece located on the case-band at 10:30) • Instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) Case-back polished.

White enamel dial with suspended “Breguet” numerals.

17’’’, rhodium-plated, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw, 5 adjustments; chronograph work and split-seconds work on the top plate.

Marc Timothée Stauffer, Les Ponts-de-Martel (Neuchâtel mountains) Model Year circa 1920 Reference Movement No. 3 874 Calibre 17’’’, lever escapement, 5 adjustments Case No. 5 240 087 and No. 5 557 253 (by The Keystone Watch Case Co., Philadelphia, Riverside, New Jersey, U.S.A.) Dimensions Ø 46.1 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

AA

HKD 12,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,500 – 2,000 • USD 1,600 – 2,100 Stauffer, Marc-Timothée, Les Ponts-de-Martel Coming from a watchmaker family from Les Ponts-de-Martel (Neuchâtel mountains), Marc-Timothée Stauffer was born on January 21, 1874. He is the son of Henri-Timothée Stauffer (1849-?).

The latter is the brother of Henry-Onésime Stauffer (1847-?), who open his workshop circa 1860 and was specialized in the construction of watches with special bridges calibres forming letters or numbers (under US design patent invention No. 12 926).

Marc-Timothée Stauffer took over the company from his father and registered by the Chamber of Commerce in 1904 his own company under the name of “M. T. Stauffer Jeune” (the younger). In 1911, the watch brand “Pontif” was introduced and in 1925 the brand” Pontifa”.

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Unsigned Pocket watch, minute-repeater, triple date, moon phases; 18K pink gold 18K pink gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and five horological complications: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide located on the case-band at 6 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous date of the month (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock; indications given in French) • Month of the year (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock; indications given in French) • Phases of the moon (aperture at 12 o’clock) Case-back and cover polished; cover with applied gold cypher.

Movement 21’’’, rhodium-plated, going barrel, gold screwed-chatons (setting), straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Unsigned, Switzerland circa 1890 No. 4 701 (and No. 416) 21’’’, lever escapement No. 416 (by “J L” inside a horizontal oval) Ø 56.1 mm.

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Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-71-1 M 2*

AAA

HKD 64,000 – 80,000 • CHF 8,000 – 10,000 • USD 8,500 – 10,600

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Unsigned, attributable to LeCoultre & Co. Pocket watch, linear digital triple date, so-called “American calendar”, moon phases; 18K pink gold

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18K pink gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and five horological complications: • Half-instantaneous calendar à guichets (with apertures), so-called Calendrier américain or Quantième en ligne (American Calendar or Linear Calendar) • Date of the month (aperture at 12 o’clock, in the centre) • Day of the week (aperture at 12 o’clock, on the left; indications given in French) • Month of the year (aperture at 12 o’clock, on the right; indications given in French) • Phases of the moon (aperture at 6 o’clock) Case-back polished and engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with the cypher “N V”.

Movement 18’’’, rhodium plated, going barrel, gold train of wheels, gold screwed-chaton (setting) on the central wheel, straight-line lever escapement, compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

unsigned, attributable to LeCoultre & Co., Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) circa 1890 No. 20 096 18’’’, lever escapement No. 20 096 Ø 48.8 mm.

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Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-70-01 M 3*

AAA

HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,000 – 4,000 • USD 3,200 – 4,200 Linear digital triple date, so-called “American calendar” The linear digital triple date is a calendar in which the date is displayed in a single aperture allowing for a clear dial which could be read at a glance. This type of display became popular in the Art Deco period and is most often found in watches destined for the Anglo-American market. This kind of calendar then became known as the “American Calendar” and was also produced by Patek Philippe after the Second World War under the references 725 and 699 or 844 (with minute-repeater).

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L. C. Grandjean by LeCoultre & Co. Large pocket watch, minute-repeater, triple date à guichet (with aperture), moon phases; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, large pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and six horological complications: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide located on the case-band at 6 o’clock) • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single rectangularshaped push-piece located on the case-band at 12 o’clock) with outer ring divided in 300 • Half-instantaneous date of the month (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; indications given in English) • Month of the year (aperture at 12 o’clock; indications given in English) • Age and phases of the moon (subsidiary dial, graduated from 0 to 29 ½, and aperture at 6 o’clock) Cover and case-back polished.

Movement 20’’’, rhodium plated, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; repeater work; chronograph work on the top plate.

L. C. Grandjean, Les Ponts-de-Martel, Le Locle circa 1890 No. 4 884 18’’’ (ebauche by LeCoultre & Co., Le Sentier, Vallée de Joux), lever escapement Case No. 4 884 Dimensions Ø 57.4 mm.

Signature cuvette (dome) by the retailer, movement (on the backplate, under one of the hammer) by the maker Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-8 D 3-77-01 M 3-6*

AAA

HKD 48,000 – 64,000 • CHF 6,000 – 8,000 • USD 6,400 – 8,500 Grandjean, L. C., Le Locle Watchmaker active in Les Ponts-de-Martel, near Le Locle, who produced high-quality repeater watches from 1887 to 1905.

He also made watches fitted with a two-train movement, split-seconds chronograph and jumping ¼ths of a second. The jumping seconds hand, also called “foudroyante” in French, indicates fractions of a second when the chronograph function is activated.

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A. Huguenin & Sons Pocket watch, quarter-repeater, chronograph; 14K yellow gold

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14K yellow gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with two horological complications: • Quarter-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the olive-shaped push-piece located on the case-band at 12 o’clock) • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the slide located on the case-band at 2 o’clock) Cover engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with an Eagle. Case-back engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with the cypher “F B de G”.

19’’’, ¾ plate, nickel-plated, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, compensated balance and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; repeater work; chronograph work on the top plate Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

A. Huguenin & Sons, Le Locle circa 1890 No. 28 042 19’’’, lever escapement No. 28 042 (by “R.F”) Ø 54 mm. cuvette (dome) -

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-71-01 M 3*

AA

HKD 32,000 – 40,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300

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Unsigned Large pocket watch, minute-repeater, special balance; 14K pink gold 14K pink gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, large pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and one horological complication: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide at 6 o’clock) Cover and case-back polished.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; pink gold “Spade” hands.

Movement 20’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, à moustaches, special cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and Palladium hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; repeater work.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Unsigned, probably Vallée de Joux circa 1900 No. 86 015 20’’’, lever escapement, special balance No. 86 015 Ø 58.1 mm.

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Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-71-01 M 0*

HKD 32,000 – 40,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300

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AAA

Jaeger-LeCoultre Pocket watch, minute-repeater; 18K pink gold

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18K pink gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and one horological complication: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide located on the case-band at 6 o’clock) Cover and case-back polished.

20’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw; patented repeater work with silent centrifugal governor.

Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) signed “LeCoultre & Co.” circa 1900 Reference Movement No. 10 628 Calibre 20’’’, lever escapement Case No. 21 928 Dimensions Ø 53.6 mm.

Signature movement Accessories copies of the invention patents Brand Model Year

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 28,000 – 36,000 • CHF 3,500 – 4,500 • USD 3,700 – 4,800 Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 15 833, delivered on January 7, 1898, to Ditisheim & Cie, La Chaux-de-Fonds, for a “Frein-régulateur pour mécansime d’horlogerie”.

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Charles Barbezat-Baillot – Le Phare Large pocket watch, minute-repeater, triple date à guichet (with aperture), moon phases, made for the Russian market; 14K yellow gold 14K yellow gold (56 Zolotniks), hunting-case, keyless-winding, roundshaped, large pocket watch, made for the Russian market, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and six horological complications: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs (activated by the rectangularshaped push-piece located on the case-band at 12 o’clock) • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single rectangularshaped push-piece located on the case-band at 2 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous date of the month (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) • Day of the week (aperture at 9 o’clock; indications given in Cyrillic) • Month of the year (aperture at 3 o’clock; indications given in Cyrillic) • Phases of the moon (aperture at 6 o’clock) Case-back and cover polished.

Movement 20’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Charles Barbezat-Baillot – Le Phare, Le Locle circa 1895-1900 unnumbered 20’’’, lever escapement No. 112 059 Ø 57.4 mm. cuvette (dome) and movement copy of the invention patent

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-70-01 M 3*

AAA

HKD 40,000 – 56,000 • CHF 5,000 – 7,000 • USD 5,300 – 7,400 Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 334, delivered on January 8, 1889, to Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle, for a “Perfectionnements apportés à la construction des mécanismes de répétition pour montres de poche de toutes dimensions” (Improvements to the construction of the mechanisms of repetition for pocket watches of all sizes); this patent includes in particular the centrifugal force regulator to regulate the speed of the repetition mechanism.

Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 13 244, delivered on November 18, 1896, to Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle, for a “Poussette pour montres” (Push-piece for watches).

Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle The company “C. Barbezat-Baillot” was founded by Charles Barbezat-Baillot (1847-1938). He was the elder brother of Henri Barbezat-Bôle (1851-1921), the founder of “H. Barbezat-Bôle S.A., Le Locle”.

Charles Barbezat-Baillot is the holder of many invention patents related to watchmaking and registers numerous trademarks: “Trusty”, “Le Phare”, “Dixi”, “Fix Watch Co.”, etc.

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Charles Barbezat-Baillot – Le Phare Large pocket watch, minute-repeater, chronograph; 14K yellow gold

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14K yellow gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, large pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and two horological complications: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the rectangular push-piece located on the case-band at 6 o’clock) • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single olive-shaped push-piece located on the case-band at 2 o’clock) Cover and case-back guilloché (engine-turned).

20’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, compensated balance and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; repeater work with silent centrifugal governor.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle “Le Phare” circa 1900-1910 No. 256 104 21’’’, lever escapement No. 63 373 Ø 60.4 mm. copies of the invention patents

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 10 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 32,000 – 40,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300 Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 334, delivered on January 8, 1889, to Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle, for a “Perfectionnements apportés à la construction des mécanismes de répétition pour montres de poche de toutes dimensions” (Improvements to the construction of the mechanisms of repetition for pocket watches of all sizes); this patent includes in particular the silent centrifugal force regulator to regulate the speed of the repetition mechanism.

Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 13 244, delivered on November 18, 1896, to Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle, for a “Poussette pour montres” (Push-piece for watches).

Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle The company “C. Barbezat-Baillot” was founded by Charles Barbezat-Baillot (1847-1938). He was the elder brother of Henri Barbezat-Bôle (1851-1921), the founder of “H. Barbezat-Bôle S.A., Le Locle”.

Charles Barbezat-Baillot is the holder of many invention patents related to watchmaking and registers numerous Swiss trademarks: “Trusty”, “Le Phare”, “Dixi”, “Fix Watch Co.”, etc.

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Unsigned Large pocket watch, minute-repeater, triple date à guichets (with apertures), moon phases; 14K pink gold

14K pink gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, large pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and six horological complications: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide located on the case-band at 6 o’clock) • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single olive-shaped push-piece located on the case-band at 12 o’clock) with outer ring divided in 300 • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 12 o’clock) • Day of the week (aperture at 9 o’clock; indications given in French) • Month of the year (aperture at 3 o’clock; indications given in French) • Phases of the moon (aperture at 6 o’clock) Cover engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with the cypher “F G”. Case-back polished.

Movement 20’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; repeater work with silent centrifugal governor; chronograph work on the top plate.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

unsigned, Neuchâtel mountains circa 1895-1900 No. 7 005 (and No. 18 311) 20’’’, lever escapement No. 7 005 Ø 59 mm..

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Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 52,000 – 68,000 • CHF 6,500 – 8,500 • USD 6,900 – 9,000

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AA

Emile Quartier Fils – La Géniale Pocket watch, minute-repeater, chronograph; 18K pink gold

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18K pink gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and two horological complications: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the rectangular push-piece located on the case-band at 6 o’clock) • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single olive-shaped push-piece located on the case-band at 12 o’clock) Cover and case-back polished.

19’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; repeater work with silent centrifugal governor; chronograph work on the top plate.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Emile Quartier Fils, Les Brenets, Le Locle “La Géniale” circa 1900-1910 No. 18 133 19’’’, lever escapement No. 150 291 Ø 52.1 mm. contemporary fitted box (signed Golay Fils & Stähl, Geneva – Paris; leather; allowing, when this one is closed, to make the watch striking)

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

AA

HKD 28,000 – 36,000 • CHF 3,500 – 4,500 • USD 3,700 – 4,800

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15 Pateck Pocket watch, minute-repeater; 18K pink gold 18K pink gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and one horological complication: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Pateck, Geneva (not Patek Philippe) circa 1900 No. 16 200 (and No. 1 100) 19’’’, lever escapement No. 15 200 Ø 50.8 mm. case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

AA

HKD 36,000 – 44,000 • CHF 4,500 – 5,500 • USD 4,800 – 5,800

16 Pateck Large pocket watch; 14K pink gold 14K pink gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, large pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Pateck, Geneva (not Patek Philippe) circa 1900 Reference Movement No. 158 712 Calibre 22’’’, lever escapement Case No. 158 712 Dimensions Ø 56.9 mm.

Signature case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3-11 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 12,000 – 14,000 • CHF 1,500 – 1,800 • USD 1,600 – 1,900

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AA

17 Unsigned Pocket watch, minute-repeater; 14K yellow gold 14K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and one horological complication: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide at 9 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

unsigned, Switzerland circa 1900 No. 5 142 18’’’, lever escapement No. 5 142 Ø 49.2 mm.

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Elegance F Rarity R

C 3 D 3-71-01 M 3*

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HKD 20,000 – 24,000 • CHF 2,500 – 3,000 • USD 2,600 – 3,200

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18K yellow gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and one horological complication: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide at 6 o’clock) unsigned, attributable to Ch. Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle – Le Phare Model Year circa 1920 Reference Movement No. 33 494 Calibre 18’’’ (probably Cal. 115, by Le Phare), lever escapement Case No. 50 019 Dimensions Ø 51.1 mm.

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HKD 28,000 – 36,000 • CHF 3,500 – 4,500 • USD 3,700 – 4,800

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Longines Heavy pocket watch, minute-repeater, special fitted box; 18K pink gold 18K pink gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, heavy pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and one horological complication: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide at 6 o’clock) White enamel dial with suspended “Breguet” numerals.

Cover and case-back polished.

18’’’ ½, gilded brass, going barrel, gold screwed-chaton (setting) on the central wheel, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; repeater work with silent centrifugal governor.

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Longines, Saint-Imier (Bernese Jura) circa 1907 unnumbered 19’’’, lever escapement No. 1 753 633 Ø 54.4 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box (mahogany; allowing, when this one is closed, to make the watch striking); Extract from the Archives

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HKD 82,000 – 98,000 • CHF 10,000 – 12,000 • USD 10,600 – 12,700 The Extract from the Archives, dated February 18, 2020, mentioned that this watch was invoiced on January 11, 1908, to the Longines agent, Maison Blum & Ostersetzer, Italy.

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Omega Pocket chronometer, calibre 43.15 S; “Grade Very Best”; limited production of 300 examples; 14K yellow gold

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14K yellow gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket chronometer, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

White enamel dial with suspended “Breguet” numerals, with the word “Chronomètre” in red at 12 o’clock.

Cover and case-back polished; cover engraved in taille-douce (fine cut) with the cypher “J J”; cuvette (dome) engraved in taille-douce (fine cut) with the mention “Chronomètre”.

Movement 18’’’, calibre 43.15 S, “Grade Very Best”, rhodium-plated, 23 jewels, going barrel with safety pinion, gold train of wheels, gold screwed-chatons (setting), straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator with swan-neck spring and precision-regulating device for fast / slow by means of an eccentric snail, adjusted to 6 positions and temperatures.

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Grade Very Best” 1921-1922 and circa 1925 -No. 5 983 805 43.15 S, “Grade Very Best”, lever escapement, adjusted to 6 positions and temperatures Case No. 7 607 463 Dimensions Ø 51.8 mm.

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HKD 56,000 – 72,000 • CHF 7,000 – 9,000 • USD 7,400 – 9,500 Omega, Calibre 43.15 S “Grade Very Best” The “Grade Very Best” replaced the “DDR” as Omega’s highest quality chronometer movement in July 1922. This calibre was made in 600 examples: 300 “Lépine” movements (for open-face watch) and 300 “savonnette” movements (for hunting-case watch).

The term “Very Best” was trademarked by Omega for dials, cases and movements in 1904.

The present watch cost 1 085 Swiss francs in 1929. By way of comparison, that same year Tiffany & Co. sold a Patek Philippe minute-repeating perpetual calendar pocket watch with moon phases, split-seconds chronograph and 30-minute recorder for 2 835 Swiss francs, and a standard 18K gold hunting-case pocket watch with 20’’’ movements could be bought for 385 Swiss francs.

The fact that this watch cost nearly 40 % as much as a highly complicated Patek Philippe and over four times as much as that company’s standard production is due to the cost of manufacturing such a high-precision movement.

Precision movements are made to much smaller mechanical tolerances than standard watch movements and often take as long to manufacture and regulate as complicated movements. Precision watches were also prized possessions and were often reserved for the manufacturer’s best clients.

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Omega Pocket watch, Zürich cantonal shooting festival of Rüti, 1906; silver and gilded silver Silver (0.800) and gilded silver, open-face, keyless-winding, roundshaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6, especially made for the Zürich cantonal shooting festival of Rüti in 1906.

Case-back stamped with the portrait of a hunter with a majestic beard, holding his rifle, with the inscription on the left “Rüti / 1906 –”, signed by Holy Frères, Saint-Imier (Bernese Jura).

White enamel dial with suspended Arabic numerals.

18’’’ gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator.

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Omega, Bienne / Biel “Zürcher Kantonal Schützenfest – Rüti 1906” 1906 unnumbered 18’’’, lever escapement No. 3 599 806 Ø 51.5 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate of origin

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HKD 16,000 – 20,000 • CHF 2,000 – 2,500 • USD 2,100 – 2,600

Zürcher Kantonal Schützenfest, Rüti 1906 The Zürich cantonal shooting festival of Rüti (district of Hinwil, canton of Zürich), was held between June 24 and July 2, 1906.

Omega – L. Louis Brandt & frère –, Bienne / Biel, is delivering 317 men’s pocket watches for this event, decorated by Holy frères, Saint-Imier (Bernese Jura). The movement of each of them is worth 35 Swiss francs and is accompanied by a house Bulletin de marche (movement rate certificate) set at 20 seconds.

On this occasion, independently of this watch, the house Holy Frères from Saint-Imier (Bernese Jura) struck a silver medal (Ø 23 mm.). On the obverse, the bust in profile to the right of a young peasant girl, the hair decorated with laurel leaves and the chest with oak leaves; inscribed “Rüti 1906”. On the reverse, a view of the village of Rüti; inscribed “Zürcher Kantonal Schützenfest” with the coats-of-arms of Rüti and Zürich.

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Omega Art Deco dress-watch; platinum and diamonds

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Platinum and diamond-set, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, Art Deco dress-watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6; bezel set with diamonds.

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Omega, Bienne / Biel circa 1934 -No. 8 110 358 37.5 L-15 P, lever escapement unnumbered (by “h F”) Ø 44.1 mm. dial and movement original fitted box, platinum chain (Length 40 cm.)

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HKD 40,000 – 56,000 • CHF 5,000 – 7,000 • USD 5,300 – 7,400

Omega for Story Ltd. and the British Navy 8-day going deck-watch or marine wall-clock; brass

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Brass, open-face, keyless-winding, rectangular-shaped, deck-watch or marine wall-clock, with subsidiary seconds at 12, especially made for the British navy.

Omega, Bienne / Biel made for Story, Barrow (England), and the British Navy circa 1926-1936 Reference Movement No. 9 114 044 Calibre 59 8-D, 25’’’, lever escapement Case No. 9 577 964 and No. 9 577 061 Dimensions 115 x 102 x mm.

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HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,000 – 2,100

This model of deck-watch (or marine wall-clock) was created in 1936 and specially developed for the British Navy by Omega, at the request of W. T. Story Ltd., Barrow-in-Furness (County of Cumbria, North-West England).

Story, Barrow W. T. Story Ltd. was an Omega retailer in England. This house was founded in 1882 in Barrowin-Furness (County of Cumbria, North-West England), a harbour north of Blackpool, and home to a ship-building industry. As of the beginning of the 21th century, submarines were still built in this location.

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A. Lange & Söhne Deck chronometer, centre-seconds beating half-seconds, Grossmann-type pivoted detent escapement, large compensated balance, free-sprung cylindrical hairspring; silver Large and heavy, silver (0.900), open-face, keyless-winding, “Jürgens”type round-shaped, deck chronometer, with centre-seconds beating half-seconds, so-called “Lange’s jumping seconds”.

Case-back polished.

Silver dial with large radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

Movement 21’’’, ¾ plate, frosted and gilded brass, going barrel, gold screwed-chatons (setting), Grossmann-type pivoted detent escapement (gold escape-wheel), large cut-bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel free-sprung cylindrical hairspring with terminal curves, diamond end-stone.

A. Lange & Söhne, Glashütte b/Dresden circa 1915-1920 No. 72 028 21’’’, Grossmann-type pivoted detent escapement, large compensated balance, free-sprung cylindrical hairspring Case No. 72 028 Dimensions Ø 61.1 mm.

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HKD 120,000 – 160,000 • CHF 15,000 – 20,000 • USD 16,000 – 21,000

“Lange’s jumping seconds” and Grossmann’s pivoted detent escapement In the early 20th century A. Lange & Söhne designed a pocket chronometer intended for scientific purposes. These watches were used either on board ship as deck watches or by expeditions as their primary timekeepers.

Their movement design, taken from Louis Berthoud’s pivoted detent escapement, was adapted

by Julius Grossmann (or Jules; 1829-1907) of Le Locle. These movements, without fusee, were fitted with 14 400 trains, like marine chronometers, which allowed for half-second beats. They were superbly finished and were among the most accurate of Lange’s timekeepers.

Very few chronometers with detent escapement were produced in fact by Lange. Between 1915 and 1925, the firm made approximately forty of these centre-seconds chronometers. All were cased in silver and most were delivered to the Austrian Hydrographic Service in Pola (or Pula; today in Istria County, Croatia).

Bibliography • Herkner, Kurt, Glashütte und seine Uhren, Dormagen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Herkner Editions, 1978, p. 152.

• Meis, Reinhard, A. Lange & Söhne, The watchmakers from Dresden, Woodbridge, Suffolk, Antique Collectors’ Club Ltd. Editions, 2012, vol. II, pp. 37, 152-154, 156-157.

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Tobias Pair-case pocket watch, patented Massey lever escapement; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, pair-cased open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and patented escapement.

Outer case with cast, chased and engraved, bezel and border. Inner case polished.

Gold amati dial with applied pink gold polished radial Roman numerals, with, in the centre, applied varicoloured flowers and foliate decoration; pink gold “Spade” hands.

Movement 19’’’, full plate, fire gilded brass, turned baluster pillars, Liverpool ‘windows’ jewelling with screwed chatons, fusee and chain, maintaining power, patented detached Massey lateral lever escapement (type II), monometallic three-arm balance (probably gold) with peripheral adjustment screws and blued steel flat hairspring, engraved gilded English cock inscribed “Patent”, large diamond endstone in a blued steel setting, blued steel index regulator; gilded brass sprung dust ring.

S. I. Tobias & Co., Liverpool circa 1825 No. 4 281 19’’’, patented detached Massey lateral lever escapement (type II) Case No. 4 281 (by “T H & C”; with Chester letter-date for 1825) Dimensions Ø 49 mm. / Ø 55.4 mm. (pair-case) Signature movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

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HKD 32,000 – 40,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300

Patented detached Massey lateral lever escapement The inscription “Patent” on the balance cock refers to the invention of the detached form of lever escapement patented in 1815 by Edward Massey (1772-1852). Sometimes, examples of these watches are also inscribed with the word “Detached”. This escapement paved the way for the development of the single-roller lever escapement in the early 1820’s.

Massey, Edward Son of Edward Massey, he was a Coventry maker. He invented, patented and manufactured various mechanical logs and sounding machines, which were used by mariners throughout the world during most of the 19th century. A comparable achievement was his invention and production of a series of detached lever escapements for watches and a means of winding a watch by depressing the pendant.

His detached lever, patented in 1815, was the first, simple detached lever since the more complicated work of Mudge, Emery, Leroux and Grant. Its simplicity and good rate encouraged other English makers to take an interest in the lever escapement.

Bibliography • Treherne, Alan, The Massey Family, Clock, Watch, Chronometer and Nautical Instrument Makers, Newcastle-under-Lyme, 1977 (37 pp., 158 ill.).

Tobias, Samuel Isaac Watchmaker recorded as working between 1811 and 1813 in Liverpool and continued by S. I. Tobias & Co.

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B. J. Warner, Royal Polytechnic Institution Pocket watch; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Case with cast, chased and engraved, bezel and border; case-back guilloché (engine-turned).

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

Movement 18’’’, full plate, gilded brass, turned baluster pillars, fusee and chain, maintaining power, English lateral lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel flat hairspring, engraved gilded English cock, diamond end-stone in a blued steel setting, polished steel index regulator; gilded brass sprung dust ring (stamped “I•B”).

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B. J. Warner, Royal Polytechnic Institution, London circa 1860-1870 No. 1 242 18’’’, lateral lever escapement No. 4 651 / 4 (by “T H”, London) Ø 50.6 mm. movement -

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HKD 32,000 – 40,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300 Warner, B. J., and the Royal Polytechnic Institution, London B. J. Warner was a watchmaker and jeweller active in London, 25, Stanhope Street, Regent’s Park, and at the Polytechnic Institution, Regent Street (No. 309), in the middle of the 19th century.

The Polytechnic Institution was not a technical college but a showplace for recent developments in science and technology, a kind of museum of contemporary science.

This institution was founded in 1838 as the “Royal Polytechnic Institution for the Advancement of the Arts and Practical Science”. In 1881, following setbacks, it was transformed into a university and renamed “Regent Street Polytechnic”. In 1970, it became the “Polytechnic of Central London” (PCL), a name it kept until 1992 when it was renamed the “University of Westminster”.

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E. J. Dent Historical presentation pocket watch, made for the Spanish market; 18K yellow gold A Watch Offered by the Duchess of Fernán Núñez 18K yellow gold, hunting-case, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, made for the Spanish market, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and one horological complication: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide at 2 o’clock) Cover and case-back guilloché (engine-turned); cover engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with a coat-of-arms surmounting an Earl’s crown and stamped with a Duke crown, surrounded by the motto “Fluminum Familia Gotorum ex Sanguine Regum”; case-back engraved in tailledouce (fine-cut) with the cypher “F N”, of the Duchess of Fernán Núñez, province of Córdoba, Andalusia (Spain).

Cuvette (dome) engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with the Spanish mention “Recuerdo de Pilarita / á Manolo. / 1o de enero 1854.”

(Remembrance of Pilarita / to Manolo. / January 1st, 1854.).

Silver stamped satiné dial with radial Roman numerals; the centre with scrolled floral decoration; the rim with gold scrolled floral frieze; blued steel “Breguet” hands.

Movement 18’’’, 4/5 plate, gilded brass, turned baluster pillars, fusee and chain, maintaining power, duplex escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel flat hairspring, engraved gilded cock, diamond end-stone in a blued steel setting, polished steel index regulator; gilded brass sprung dust ring (stamped “I•B”).

E. J. Dent, “Watch Maker to the Queen”, London (Royal Exchange) Model Year circa 1853 Reference Movement No. 18 462 Calibre 18’’’, duplex escapement Case No. 18 462 (by Alfred Stram, London; with London letterdate for 1853-1854) Dimensions Ø 50.6 mm.

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Elegance FF Rarity RR The Duchy of Fernán Núñez The County (“Condado”) of Fernán Nuñez is a Spanish noble title erected by Felipe IV (16051665), King of Spain (1621-1665), by decree of April 16, 1639, in favour of Alonso Estacio Gutiérrez de los Rios y Angulo. Its name refers to the Andalusian municipality of Fernán Núñez, in the province of Córdoba. It was granted the Greatness (or Grandee) of Spain on December 23, 1728, and was elevated to the Duchy (or Dukedom) of Fernán Núñez in 1817.

Carlos José Francisco de Paula Gutiérrez de los Ríos y Sarmiento de Sotomayor (Lisbon, January 3, 1779 – Paris, November 27, 1822), 7th Count of Fernán Núñez and 1st Duke of Fernán Núñez the Great of Spain, 6th Marquis of Castel-Moncayo, 5th Marquis of Alameda, 19th Lord of the Huguera of Vargas the Great of Spain, was a Spanish diplomat. He held diplomatic positions at the Congress of Vienna in 1815. Later, he became ambassador to the capitals of London and Paris. His great diplomatic skill won him the sympathy and favour of Ferdinand VII (1784-1833), King of Spain (1814-1833), who made him in 1817 a Duke, being the last Count and first Duke of Fernán Núñez, being the last incumbent to exercise lordly jurisdiction over the town of Fernán Núñez.

The latter does not appear to have any direct male descendants. The title goes to his youngest daughter, Doña María Francisca de Asís Gutiérrez de los Ríos y Solís Vignancourt (18011836), 2nd Duchess of Fernán Núñez, and Duchess del Arco. Then to her daughter, Doña María del Pilar Loreto Ossorio y Gutiérrez de los Ríos (1829-1921), 3rd Duchess of Fernán Núñez, person probably nicknamed “Pilarita”, who seems to be offering this watch to a third 30 party, “Manolo”, on January 1st 1854. It may have been Manuel Falcó d’Adda (1828-1892), 14th Marquess of Almonacid de los Oteros, 3rd Duke of Fernán Núñez, her husband (married October 4, 1852), a Spanish diplomat and politician, who was Spanish ambassador to France.

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HKD 48,000 – 64,000 • CHF 6,000 – 8,000 • USD 6,400 – 8,500

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J. A. & N. S. – The Junior Army and Navy Stores Pocket watch, patented 52 ½-minute Karrusel (carrousel) regulator, Kew Certificate, Class A, 82 marks rating; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, half hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket chronometer with subsidiary seconds at 6 and patented 52 ½-minute Karrusel (carrousel) regulator.

Cover and case-back polished. Cover with champlevé Royal blue enamel radial Roman numerals White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

19’’’, ¾ plate, ebauche by Bahne Bonniksen, gilded brass, going barrel, English lateral lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold and platinum poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, diamond end-stone, index regulator, mounted on a Bonniksen 52 ½-minute Karrusel (carrousel) carriage.

J. A. & N. S. (The Junior Army & Navy Stores), Regent Street, London (York House) Model with Kew Certificate, Class A, 82 marks rating Year circa 1909-1910 Reference Movement No. 125 322 Calibre 19’’’, lever escapement Case No. M / 5 051 (by Henry Green, London, 48 Great Sutton Street, Clerkenwell; with London letter-date for 1909-1910) Dimensions Ø 50.7 mm.

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HKD 48,000 – 64,000 • CHF 6,000 – 8,000 • USD 6,400 – 8,500 Karrusel (carrousel) regulator A revolving escapement that is designed to reduce position errors in a watch and is mounted in a carriage similar to that of a tourbillion but differs from it in its slower speed of rotation and in having the fourth wheel contained inside the carriage.

Bonniksen, Bahne (1859-1935) Danish watchmaker based in Coventry (Warwickshire) near Birmingham in England. Bahne Bonniksen built in the late 19th century watches, known as “carrousel” watches (British patent No. 21 421 of November 24, 1892; Swiss patent No. 7 965 of January 27, 1894), in which the carriage is driven not by the second-wheel but by the medium-wheel; its rotation is 52 minutes and 30 seconds. Bonniksen then produces “carrousel” watches with a centre-seconds hand driven by a carriage that rotates in 34 minutes, then, as early as 1903, tourbillon watches with a cage rotation of 39 minutes.

J. A. & N. S. (The Junior Army & Navy Stores), Regent Street, London (York House) The Junior Army and Navy Stores, also known as “York House”, was founded in June 1879 by Major Clench as a cooperative society.

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Patek Philippe Pocket watch, quarter-repeater; 18K pink gold 18K pink gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and one horological complication: • Quarter-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide at 6 o’clock) Cover and case-back guilloché (engine-turned); fluted case-band.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

Movement 18’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel flat hairspring, index regulator; repeater work Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Patek Philippe, Geneva 1873 No. 47 469 18’’’, lever escapement No. 47 469 Ø 48.2 mm. cuvette (dome) Later original fitted box (circa 1900; stamped “A. B.”); Extract from the Archives

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HKD 56,000 – 72,000 • CHF 7,000 – 9,000 • USD 7,400 – 9,500 The Extract from the Archives, dated May 13, 2020, mentioned that this watch was sold on March 8, 1875.

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Patek Philippe Pocket watch, gold dial; 18K pink gold

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18K pink gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, “Lentille”, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Case-back polished.

Gold dial with suspended blue enamelled fancy Arabic numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

Movement 17’’’, rhodium-plated, going barrel, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw, eight adjustments.

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Patek Philippe, Geneva 1910 No. 159 866 17’’’, lever escapement No. 75 583 (probably by an American casemaker) Ø 47.8 mm. dial, case and movement copies of the invention patents; extract from the Archives

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HKD 28,000 – 36,000 • CHF 3,500 – 4,500 • USD 3,700 – 4,800 The Extract from the Archives, dated May 12, 2020, mentioned that the movement only was sold on June 30, 1911.

Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 2 680, delivered on September 27, 1890, to Patek, Philippe & Cie, Geneva, for a “Remontoir avec mise à l’heure perfectionné” (the definitive version of the keyless-winding and setting device), and, on the US design patent No. 20 483, delivered on January 13, 1891, to Adrien Philippe, Geneva, for a “Watch bridges for Watch-Movements”.

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Patek Philippe Ref. 735, pocket watch; stainless steel Stainless steel (“Staybrite”), open-face, keyless-winding, roundshaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Case-back satin-finish.

Silver colour dial with suspended applied “Breguet” numerals; polished steel hands.

Movement 19’’’, rhodium-plated, going barrel, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, à moustaches, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator.

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Patek Philippe, Geneva 1924 and 1943 735 No. 805 874 19’’’, lever escapement, à moustaches No. 625 556 Ø 50 mm. dial, case and movement fitted box (mahogany, early 20th century); Extract from the Archives

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HKD 60,900 – 87,000 • CHF 7,400 – 10,600 • USD 7,800 – 11,200 The Extract from the Archives, dated October 27, 2009, mentioned that this watch was sold on June 16, 1943.

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32 Patek Philippe designed by Jean Lurçat and made by Gilbert Albert “Collier Roue” (wheel) pendant and necklace; 18K yellow gold, 18K pink gold, silver and pearls 18K yellow gold, 18K pink gold and silver, “Collier Roue”, wheel pendant, with a Barocco button-shaped white pearl in the centre and a loose-pendant with a Barocco button-shaped black pearl; accompanied by its matching necklace; designed by Jean Lurçat (1892-1966) and made by Gilbert Albert (1930-2014).

Patek Philippe, Geneva “Collier Roue” 1969 550 -Ø 74 mm. / Length 69 cm. (approx.) / Weight 207 gr. (gross) Signature case Accessories copies of original documentation Brand Model Year Reference Dimensions

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HKD 72,000 – 96,000 • CHF 9,000 – 12,000 • USD 9,500 – 12,700 Jean Lurçat Jewel’s for Patek Philippe This jewel is one of a small number made by Patek Philippe and the famous French artist and designer Jean Lurcat (1892-1966) in the 1960’s.

Lurcat is best known for his revival of the art of tapestry making in the 20th century also often in the surrealist style. He designed only a relatively small number of pieces of jewellery and such pieces are highly sought after.

Today, Lurcat’s brooches, pendants and necklaces signed by Patek Philippe are regarded as works of art in their own right. Gilbert Albert (1930-2014), who was at the time the head of creations for Patek Philippe, approached Jean Lurçat (1892-1966) to create these works of art.

The “Collier Roue” was made in only six examples in 1969 and 1970.

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Vacheron Constantin Pocket chronometer with Observatory Bulletin; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket chronometer, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Case-back polished.

White enamel dial with suspended “Dauphine” numerals.

19’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, gold screwed-chaton (setting) on the central wheel, straight-line lever escapement, compensated brass-Invar Guillaume balance with gold and platinum poising screws, patented index regulator with micrometric screw.

Vacheron Constantin, Geneva “Chronomètre”, with First Class Bulletin de marche from the Astronomical Observatory of Geneva circa 1925 Year Reference Movement No. 403 118 Calibre 19’’’, lever escapement, Guillaume balance Case No. 253 024 Dimensions Ø 53.8 mm.

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HKD 28,000 – 36,000 • CHF 3,500 – 4,500 • USD 3,700 – 4,800 Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 101 652, delivered on September 30, 1922, to Vacheron Constantin, Geneva, for a “Raquette de montre” (Index regulator).

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Vacheron Constantin Art Nouveau pocket watch; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Cover amati, with, in the upper part, a chiselled and engraved decoration of garland and knotted ribbon and a medallion decorated with an Art Nouveau bust of a young woman in profile, in front of a lyre, surrounded by laurel leaves, signed “A.J.G.”. Case-back polished.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; yellow gold “Spade” hands.

Movement 18’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator.

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Vacheron Constantin, Geneva circa 1905-1910 No. 348 028 18’’’, lever escapement No. 212 030 Ø 50.4 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 16,000 – 20,000 • CHF 2,000 – 2,500 • USD 2,100 – 2,600

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Vacheron Constantin Exhibition movement, patented index regulator; brass Brass, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, exhibition pocket watch movement in a working-case, with patented index regulator with micrometric screw White enamel dial with radial “Breguet” numerals; yellow gold “Fleurde-Lys” hands.

Movement 17’’’, maillechort (nickel-silver or German-silver), going barrel, gold train of wheels, gold screwed-chatons (setting), straightline equilibrated lever escapement, compensated Crausaz balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, lever, escape wheel and balance gold end-stone plates, patented index regulator with micrometric screw.

Vacheron Constantin, Geneva circa 1931 No. 409 003 17 M Extra, 17’’’, lever escapement, patented index regulator with micrometric screw Case unnumbered Dimensions Ø 41.6 mm.

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HKD 20,000 – 24,000 • CHF 2,500 – 3,000 • USD 2,600 – 3,200 Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 101 652, delivered on September 30, 1922, to Vacheron Constantin, Geneva, for a “Raquette de montre” (Index regulator).

This movement, calibre “17 M Extra”, was manufactured in 1931 and was never commercialised.

At the time of its manufacture, this type of movement is one of the highest levels of quality and finish offered by the House. It also incorporates the recent Vacheron Constantin’s Swiss patent for the index regulator (No. 101 652). These movements are generally destined for the United States of America, where they were case by the manufacturer’s retailers (we would like to thank the Vacheron Constantin Heritage Department for providing us with this information).

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Vacheron Constantin Historical pocket watch; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Case-back polished. Cuvette (dome) engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with the mention “La Société Genevoise / d’Instruments de Physique / à / Louis Tschumi / en souvenir de 25 ans / de bons services”.

White enamel dial with suspended Arabic numerals. Yellow gold “Breguet” hands.

18’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws, index regulator.

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Vacheron Constantin, Geneva circa 1925-1930 No. 416 971 18’’’, lever escapement No. 259 257 (by E. & C. Nardin, La Chaux-de-Fonds) Ø 48.9 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 16,000 – 20,000 • CHF 2,000 – 2,500 • USD 2,100 – 2,700

The Société Genevoise d’Instruments de Physique (SIP) The company was founded in 1862 by Geneva scientists Auguste De la Rive (1801-1873) and Marc Thury (1822-1905) to manufacture scientific instruments. From 1870, under the impetus of Théodore Turrettini (1845-1916), it diversified its activities into new energy sectors (hydromotors, refrigeration systems, electricity meters), as well as metrology (precision rules). This three-fold expertise led to the development, in 1921, of a machine tool that would contribute to the growth of mass production in mechanics, the pointing machine, called the “MP”, capable of machining with a precision of the order of a thousandth of a millimetre. A true technological feat, this production will make SIP one of the most prestigious machine manufacturers in the world. After employing up to 1 600 people (1969), a prisoner of its engineering culture, the company struggled to adapt to the economic changes that affected the industry from 1970 onwards. In 1990, SIP left its Plainpalais site for Satigny. In 2006, with only around 40 employees left, it was taken over by the StarragHeckert group.

Tschumi, Louis Montgibert (Montreux or Moudon), April 20, 1879 – January 19, 1949 Coming from a family originally from Wiedlisbach (Oberaargau District, Canton of Bern), he studied at the College of Lausanne, then went on to study chemistry at the University of Lausanne. Doctor in analytical chemistry, he then completed an internship in medicinal chemistry. He worked at the Station viticole vaudoise, as an assistant in analytical chemistry, then at the Swiss Federal Station of Agricultural Chemistry in Lausanne, where he was assistant (1909-1927), deputy (1927-1930), then director (1930-1944).

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Vacheron Constantin Pocket watch; “Chronomètre Royal”; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Case-back guilloché (engine-turned); silver guilloché (engine-turned) dial with radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Breguet” hands.

Vacheron Constantin, Geneva “Chronomètre Royal” circa 1905-1910 No. 345 882 19’’’, lever escapement No. 211 916 Ø 52.6 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature

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HKD 20,000 – 24,000 • CHF 2,500 – 3,000 • USD 2,600 – 3,200 The micrometric screw of the index regulator is lacking.

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Vacheron Constantin Decorative pre-Art Deco pendant-watch; 18K yellow gold and enamel 18K yellow gold and enamel, open-face, keyless-winding, roundshaped, pre-Art Deco pendant-watch.

Case-back enamelled with vertical green stripes, with, in the centre, a vertical oval Royal blue flinqué enamel (translucent enamel over guilloché engine-turning) medallion with a wreath of flowers, inside a frame chiselled and engraved in taille-douce (fine cut) with garland motif; the bezel decorated en suite.

Silver colour guilloché (engine-turned) dial, with “Breguet” suspended numerals. Yellow gold “Pear” hands.

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Vacheron Constantin, Geneva circa 1900-1910 No. 339 933 13’’’, lever escapement No. 207 532 Ø 38 mm. dial, case and movement

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HKD 26,000 – 35,000 • CHF 3,200 – 4,200 • USD 3,400 – 4,500 40

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Vacheron Constantin for C. W. Anderson & Co. Pocket watch made for the American market; 14K yellow gold

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14K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6, made for the American market.

Case-back engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with foliate decoration; in the centre an escutcheon.

White enamel dial with suspended “Breguet” numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

Movement 18’’’, rhodium-plated, going barrel, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, à moustaches, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, patented index regulator with micrometric screw, adjusted; protected inside a soft iron ring against magnetic fields.

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made for C. W. Anderson & Co., Manchester, New Hampshire (U.S.A.) Year circa 1905-1910 Reference Movement No. 336 100 Calibre 18’’’, lever escapement, adjusted Case No. 159 410 (by Gruen, National Watch Case Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.) Dimensions Ø 49.2 mm.

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HKD 10,000 – 12,000 • CHF 1,200 – 1,500 • USD 1,300 – 1,600 Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 31 052, delivered on May 24, 1904, to George Marin Grandjean, Genève (former Director of the Ancienne fabrique Vacheron et Constantin, Société Anonyme), for a “Dispositif perfectionné pour la manœuvre de la raquette.” (Improved device for the manoeuvring of a regulator).

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Audemars Piguet for Le Roy & Fils Pocket watch, chronograph, split-seconds, minute recorder; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, thin pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and three horological complications, made for the English market: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the winding-crown) • Split-seconds (activated by the rectangular push-piece located on the case-band at 11 o’clock) • Dragging 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) 14K gold dial (by Stieger, No. 128 / 11602), with suspended Breguet numerals; blued steel “Lozange” hands.

Cuvette (dome) engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) “To H.M. The KING / LE ROY & FILS / 57 NEW BOND ST / LONDON / PARIS / MADE IN FRANCE”.

17’’’, 171 / 2 SCRCV, rhodium-plated, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw; chronograph work and split-seconds work on the top plate.

Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux) made for Guignard & Co., London; retailed by Le Roy & Fils, London, Paris 1909 Year Reference Movement No. 11 602 Calibre 17’’’, 171 / 2 SCRCV, lever escapement Case No. 11 602 (Charles Guignard & Co., London, master mark (“C G”); with London import marks for 1909-1910) Dimensions Ø 47.1 mm.

Signature cuvette (dome) by the retailer Accessories Brand Model

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HKD 26,000 – 35,000 • CHF 3,200 – 4,200 • USD 3,400 – 4,500

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Gübelin Pocket watch; platinum and diamonds

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Platinum and diamond-set, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Case-back polished and satin-finish.

Silver colour dial with applied diamond-set indexes (3-9-12); polished steel hands.

Movement 17’’’, rhodium-plated, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw, adjusted to 3 positions.

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Gübelin, Luzern / Lucerne circa 1950-1960 unnumbered 102, 17’’’, lever escapement No. 127 181 Ø 51.2 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 47,800 – 65,000 • CHF 5,800 – 8,000 • USD 6,200 – 8,400

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Unsigned Animated double-face pocket watch; 22K yellow gold

“The Temptation of Eve” 22K yellow gold, double-faced open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, “Consular” pocket watch with animated scene.

The glass opening in the case-back reveals a gold scene, repoussé, chased and engraved, depicting “The Temptation of Eve”: Eve offering the apple to Adam in the Garden of Eden, in the terrestrial paradise, surrounded by several animals of Creation with the Tree of Knowledge behind them; the snake, incarnation of Evil, goes around the scene while the movement is running, making one revolution per hour (its support is hidden under the pierced and engraved border of the dust cover).

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals for the hours and radial Arabic numerals for the minutes (with two apertures, one for the winding, the other for the regulation of the movement); blue steel “Beetle & Poker” hands.

Movement 17’’’, full plate, fire gilded brass, turned baluster pillars, fusee and chain, with worm and wheel barrel setup between the plates, verge escapement, monometallic three-arm balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, winged cock and regulator plate left plain, being neither pierced or engraved; a central stalk supports the scene and carries a wheel which is driven by another mounted on the contrate wheel arbour; gilded dust ring.

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unsigned, probably London circa 1730 unnumbered 17’’’, verge escapement unnumbered (case-maker’s mark “I B”, probably London) Ø 52 mm. / Depth 20 mm.

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HKD 90,000 – 120,000 • CHF 11,000 – 14,600 • USD 9,100 – 11,600 This watch is very unusual for its time. Surprisingly, this specially designed movement is not signed. Its manufacturer has not decorated the cock (balance-bridge) as it remains concealed under the dust ring which is secured by two screws. On the other hand, the back of the movement is enriched with this very beautiful animated scene which prefigures one or two generations of watches with automata or automaton.

The watch seems to be of London construction, circa 1730, but it is not impossible that it was made in Friedberg, Bavaria (Germany), for the English market. This city was at the end of the 17th century and during the first part of the 18th century an important centre of watch production (during the golden “Friedberg Era”, the town was also renowned for its faience).

A similar watch is known, it is signed by Gille De Beefe (1694-1763), Liège (Lidge), made circa 1730-1740, but in a gilded-brass case (Ø 50 mm.). It was in former collection of Lord Michael Graham Ruddock Sandberg (1927-2017), Baron Sandberg, CBE, Hong Kong and London.

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Samuel Atkins – George Michael Moser Impressive repoussé pair-case pocket watch; 22K yellow gold

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“Orpheus Charming the Animals” 22K yellow gold, pair-cased open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch with repoussé-work depicting “The Orpheus Myth”.

Outer case chased and engraved repoussé-work, signed “Moser f [ecit]” at the feet of the central figure; symmetrical elaborate volute and foliage repoussé-work border to the main scene which depicts a young musician playing a lyre, probably Orpheus, surrounded by animals (on the left, a bird, a stag, a wolf, a leopard and a boar, and the left, a lion, a lamb, a dog and a hare); outside the border, a frieze of small landscapes and buildings; large lateral hinge.

Inner case unusually decorated with foliate engraving around the edge, a grotesque mask at the base and small scene around the pendant; in the centre, a bird of paradise perched in reeds surrounded by a symmetrical border; inside, case-maker’s mark “E B” surmounted by a fleur-de-lys (possibly Edward Bradshaw or Edward Branstone Bayley, London).

White enamel dial with suspended Arabic numerals, with, inside, a fine decorative line; gold “Beetle & Poker” hands.

Movement 16’’’, full plate, fire gilded brass, engraved with foliate decoration, turned baluster pillars, fusee and chain, verge escapement, monometallic three-arm balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, pierced and engraved gilded English cock with mascaron, large diamond end-stone in a polished steel setting, silver regulator disc; silver dust ring.

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Samuel Atkins (watchmaker) and Georg Michael Moser (gold-chaser), London circa 1744 No. 1 431 16’’’, verge escapement unnumbered (case-maker’s mark “E B” surmounted by a fleur-de-lys, possibly Edward Bradshaw or Edward Branstone Bayley, London; with London letter-date for 1744; the repoussé-work signed “Moser f [ecit]”) Ø 51 mm. / Depth 14.5 mm. / Weight (gross) 129 gr. movement and dust-cover -

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HKD 300,000 – 400,000 • CHF 36,600 – 48,800 • USD 38,700 – 51,600

This very fine and important watch is an early example of Moser’s work made in the same year as a case made for a repeating watch signed by George Graham (1673-1751), which Richard Edgcumbe lists as No. 4.

The scene seems to be a representation of one of the passages from the myth of Orpheus, where we see Orpheus charming the wild beasts with his lyre.

We can also see there a visualisation of a passage from chapter 11 (6,7) of Isaiah, which would be at the origin of the sentence “The lion and the lamb will lie down together” or “The lion and the lamb shall lay down together”:

“The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them.

And the cow and the bear shall feed; their young ones shall lie down together: and the lion shall eat straw like the ox.”

Unlike most of Moser’s work this case graces the movement from a lesser known watchmaker.

Other examples house movements by eminent watchmakers of the period such as George Graham (1673-1751), Daniel Delander (c.1678-1733) and his son Nathaniel (II) Delander, John Ellicott (1706-1772), Thomas Mudge (1715-1794) or Benjamin Vulliamy (1747-1811).

It is also most unusual for the inner case to be engraved on a timepiece. The London casemaker can be either Edward Bradshaw or Edward Branstone Bayley.

Atkins, Samuel (1697-1768) Watchmaker active in London at Palgrave Court, Temple Bar. He is at the base of one of the largest and most important families of London watchmakers. He is the father of Robert Atkins who succeeds him at 20 Salisbury Street, Strand.He is also probably the father of Francis Atkins (1730-1809), apprentice in 1746 (to Joshua Hassell), admitted to the Clockmaker’s Company in 1759, Warden in 1777-1779, Master in 1780. Francis’ son, George Atkins (17671855) is admitted to the Freedom of the Clockmaker’s Company in 1788 and put on livery same year. He succeeds his father as Clerk to the Company in 1809 and held this office for 31 years. He is Warden in 1842-1844. At the time of his death, he had been connected with the Company for 67 years. He is associated with the Brockbanks of London. This firm was created by brothers John (1747-1806) and Myles (1754-1821) Brockbanks and continued by William Brockbank (1777-1822), John’s son, then Samuel Elliot Atkins (1807-1898), George’s son, and Charles Edward Atkins (1854-1933), Samuel Elliot’s son. Coming from two great families of watchmakers, they form one of the leading chronometer and watchmaking companies in London (along with Arnold, Earnshaw and Pennington), active from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 20th century.

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Thomas Vernon Pair-case pocket watch, quarter-repeater, matching chatelaine, “Chinoiserie”-style décor; 22K yellow gold and enamel 22K yellow gold and enamel, pair-cased open-face, key-winding, roundshaped, “Consular” pocket watch with one horological complication: • Quarter-repeater on one bell by two hammers (activated by depressing the pendant) Outer case, pierced and engraved, decorated with a scene in “Chinoiserie”-style depicting a pagoda, peacock, fox and rabbits, partly overlaid (flinqué translucent enamel over guilloché engine-turning) with transparent Imperial blue enamel; large lateral hinge.

Inner case, pierced and engraved, decorated with foliate inhabited by birds and dolphins; gold push pendant; steel pulse piece to silence the bell; case-maker’s mark “D·A” (David Aveline, London).

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals for the hours and radial Arabic numerals for the minutes; gilded pierced hands.

Movement 14’’’, full plate, fire gilded brass, turned baluster pillars, fusee and chain, verge escapement, monometallic three-arm balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, pierced and engraved gilded English cock with mascaron, diamond end-stone in a blued steel setting, pierced and engraved gilded foot and plate for the silver regulator disc; repeater work.

Contemporary matching solid gold and enamel chatelaine; gold clip supporting three gold and enamel shield shaped cartouches; two further gold and enamel chain join to the watch buckle and two shorter chains with broad gold and enamel rings; hinged clasps secured by threaded collars.

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Thomas Vernon, London -circa 1770 No. 318 6’’’, verge escapement No. 103 (case-maker’s mark “D·A”, David Aveline, London) Ø 49 mm. / Weight (gross) 123 gr. movement -

Elegance FFF Rarity RRR “Chinoiserie”-style “Chinoiserie” art already in 18th century Europe modelled itself on Chinese works of art and was immensely popular at the time. The enthusiasm for all things Chinese was fed by an interest in exotic and unusual cultures as well as the illusion of a gigantic peaceful empire where even the lower classes occupied themselves with literature and philosophy.

Vernon, Thomas (II) Watchmaker active in London. Thomas (II) Vernon is probably descended from the London family of Samuel (I) Vernon, master to the Clockmakers’ Company in 1648, Samuel (II) Vernon, master to the Clockmakers’ Company in 1685, and Thomas (I) Vernon († 1731), Freeman of the Clockmakers’ Company in 1708 (active in London, at Fleet Street).

Aveline, Daniel (1709-1772) Case-maker active in London, at Denmark Street, St. Giles in the Fields. Freeman of the Clockmakers’ Company in 1768. He died in 1772 (his will is held at the National Archives, Kew). His master mark is often found on fine gold cases, many of them decorative, containing movements by the best English watchmakers of the period (William Addis, Thomas Gardener, Walter Partridge, James Upjohn, James Vigne, William Deards, etc.). Later, Mary Aveline, his widow, worked with Gideon Macaire, at 5 Denmark Street, Soho. They registering their mark in 1779. Gideon Macaire was registered as a gold worker at 12 Denmark Street in 1789. His widow, Ann Macaire registered in partnership with Peter Desvignes as gold workers at 13 Denmark Street in 1793.

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HKD 240,000 – 250,000 • CHF 29,200 – 30,500 • USD 31,000 – 32,300

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18K yellow gold, open-face, key-winding, miniature pendant-watch, that can be incorporated into a ring.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numeral; gold hands.

Gold “Louis XVI” case with gold pendant and bow; bezel set with a row of small rose-cut diamonds.

Movement 7’’’ ½, full plate, fire gilded brass, turned baluster pillars, fusee and chain, cylinder escapement (brass wheel), monometallic three-arm balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, pierced and engraved gilded continental cock, polished steel coqueret, blued steel regulator on top plate below the balance.

Gold ring with a hinged mount for the watch; back engraved with the monogram “A R” inside laurel leaves; shoulders set with rose-cut diamonds; polished circle (or “ring body”).

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

unsigned, Paris or Geneva circa 1770-1780 unnumbered 7’’’ ½, fusee and chain, cylinder escapement unnumbered Ø 19 mm. original fitted box

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C 3 D 3-04 M 3*

HKD 150,000 – 200,000 • CHF 18,300 – 24,400 • USD 19,300 – 25,800 This miniature watch could be worn around the neck with a chain or worn on the finger. It can therefore be incorporated into a ring whose bezel (or “ring head”) opens; it is thus presented as a jewel, … as a precious gem!

The watch contains an extremely small movement, a real tour-de-force for the time. This movement is only 14.3 mm. in diameter; it is probably one of the smallest fusee movements known.

This extraordinary testimony to the skill of the watchmakers and jewellers of the last part of the 18th century is preserved in its original case.

In the second half of the 18th century, very few watchmakers were able to achieve this kind of feat. We know written archives and some pieces by watchmakers such as Pierre Augustin Caron (1732-1799) – the future Beaumarchais –, Jean Romilly (1714-1796), Jean-Pierre Tavernier (?-?) and Jean-Henri Divernois (master in 1773) in Paris, Pierre Morand (?-?) in Paris or Geneva, and, John Arnold (1736-1799) in London.

As this object is unsigned, it is difficult to attribute it to one or the other; however, it is almost certain that it was built on the continent, in Paris or Geneva.

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46 John Pyke Impressive “nécessaire” incorporating a watch, probably made for the Chinese market; 22K yellow gold and bloodstone 22K yellow gold and mounted bloodstone, “nécessaire” in the shape of a quiver, integrating in the “étui” an open-face, key-winding, roundshaped, watch movement with one horological complication: • Quarter-repeater on one bell by two hammers (activated by depressing the pendant) “Etui” chased and engraved repoussé-work set with polished bloodstone panels; the lower part housing a pair of gold handled scissors, scraper, pencil, spoon and combination file with tweezers; the upper part contains the watch, the movement hinging from the “étui”; the chased and engraved repoussé-work pierced to allow the bell to sound clearly; gold repeating push pendant and bow.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals for the hours and radial Arabic numerals for the minutes (aperture for the winding at 12 o’clock); blue steel “Beetle & Poker” hands.

Movement 15’’’, full plate, fire gilded brass, engraved with foliate decoration, turned baluster pillars, fusee and chain, with worm and wheel barrel setup between the plates, verge escapement, monometallic three-arm balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, pierced and engraved gilded English cock with mascaron, silver regulator disc; repeater work; silver dust ring.

Bell signed with an etching-needle “J”.

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HKD 450,000 – 650,000 • CHF 54,800 – 79,200 • USD 58,100 – 83,900

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This type of object, made in the 1750-1760’s, corresponds to the first type of item made in London for the Chinese market, at the time of the first diplomatic gifts offered by the British royal court to the Middle Kingdom. They bear the signatures of London manufacturers such as James Cox, Robert Allam, J. Grantham, etc.

The construction of this object is complex. The manufacturer of the case, which unfortunately remained unknown, had to make a complete watch case so that the bell of the quarter-repeater mechanism could be correctly placed in the case-back and do its job. In order to allow the sound to “pass”, the watch case is therefore pierced out with a pattern similar to that of the repeater watches of the time, which are generally pair-cased, but it has remained plain, without any decorative engraving, since this case is fitted within a larger object. This larger object, the “nécessaire”, is also pierced in its upper part in order to diffuse the sound of the repetition. All this fits very harmoniously into the decoration of the “étui”.

This impressive piece, in excellent general condition, is to be compared with a few other models preserved today in museums or private collections. A total of five examples are known, all signed by John Pyke. The first two (including our object) have a watch with a quarter-repeater. Three others, of smaller dimensions, have a simple watch movement (see detailed list above).

Other gold “nécessaire” incorporating a watch signed by John Pyke, London

• Unnumbered, verge escapement, quarter-repeater, 22K gold and blood-stone panels, enamel dial

• Unnumbered (?), verge escapement, 22K gold and lapis-lazuli panels, gold dial (H. 11.8 cm). King

• Unnumbered (?), verge escapement, 22K gold and ... panels (?) dial (H. 10.4 cm). Paris, Musée

• Unnumbered (?), verge escapement, 22K gold and grey agate panels, gold dial (H. ? cm.). Paris,

(H. 12.5 cm). Christie’s, New York, auction, April 24, 2008, lot 29. European private Collection.

Farouk of Egypt (1936-1965) Collection, until the end of his reign in 1952. Sotheby & Co., Cairo, auctions, March 10-17, 1954, The Palace Collections of Egypt, lot 615, illustrated pl. 33. Present location unknown.

Cognacq-Jay. Guillet, David, Indispensables nécessaires, Paris, Editions de la Réunion des musées nationaux, 2007 (exhibition catalogue, Musée national des châteaux de Malmaison et de Bois-Préau, October 24, 2007 – January 14, 2008; 118 pp.). Los Llanos, José de, & Grégoire, Christiane, Boîtes en or et objets de vertu au XVIIIe siècle, Paris, Editions Paris Musées, 2011 (exhibition catalogue, Musée Cagnacq-Jay, December 21, 2011 – May 6, 2012; 452 pp.).

Musée du Louvre (Inv. ?). Granjean, Serge, Catalogue des tabatières, boîtes et étuis des XVIIIe et XIXe siècles du musée du Louvre, Paris, Editions de la Réunion des musées nationaux, 1981 (470 pp.), No. 482.

Another étui incorporating a watch is known, the watch movement set in the lower part of the nécessaire:

• Unsigned and unnumbered, probably London, circa 1760-1770, verge escapement, 22K gold with repoussé décor depicting Venus and Cupid, enamel dial (H. 11 cm). Antiquorum, Geneva, auction, October 15, 1989, lot 344.

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The “Nécessaires” Privileged witnesses of the mores and taste of the Ancien Régime, the “nécessaires” are masterpieces using all the techniques of the decorative arts: cabinetmaking, cladding, crystal, porcelain, goldsmith and jewellery, and even watchmaking. They are the prestigious companions of the daily life and travels of the royal and imperial courts, then travellers of the Age of Enlightenment.

Mentioned as early as the 14th century, they have been in common use since the 16th century. It was not until the beginning of the 18th century that Princess Palatine (Elisabeth Charlotte of Bavaria, House of Wittelsbach (1652-1722), Duchess of Orléans) is credited with having coined the term “nécessaire” in her correspondence. The 1743 edition of the Trévoux’s dictionary defines this object as “a small box, divided into compartments, intended to contain various objects necessary or practical during a journey”.

Examples are known in the most varied and valuable materials. If the oldest of them contain utensils for meals or snacks, the fashion then extends to other gestures of daily life: toilet, sewing, writing, drawing or watercolour. In the 18th century, there were even numerous necessaires for scientific or technical use, made with no less keen decorative or artistic concern and rivalling each other in ingenuity and refinement.

The 18th century saw the rise of the pocket necessaire. Considered by Voltaire (Arouet, François-Marie, known as; 1694-1778) as “le siècle des petitesses” (the century of small things), this period saw the appearance of beautiful miniature “trinkets” and their accompaniments. The pocket necessaire, a miniature reproduction of the traditional traveling necessaire, is often offered as a prize in royal lotteries, as a gift between lovers or exchanged between the courts of Europe.

In London, around 1750-1780, James Cox specialized in this kind of article. These sumptuous creations, often made with a timepiece, were generally intended for export markets to faraway lands such as Russia or China.

Under Louis XVI, all these functions were brought together in a single ensemble, sometimes imposing, such as the famous “Marie-Antoinette’s” necessaire (Paris, Louvre Museum; Grasse, Alpes-Maritimes, International Perfumery Museum).

It was after the Revolution, under the Consulate and the Empire, that necessities had their greatest vogue; the fashion continued after the Second Empire.

Martin-Guillaume Biennais (1764-1843), a Parisian silversmith, made sumptuous ones for Napoléon I at the beginning of the century (Paris, Carnavalet Museum; Rueil-Malmaison, Hauts-de-Seine, Château de Malmaison).

The 20th century continued this tradition of the luxury industry designed to embellish and facilitate daily life, especially when travelling, with the “vanity-case” and the “Minaudière” (this name and object would have been invented by Van Cleef & Arpels in 1934).

Houses such as Asprey in London, Hermès and Vuitton in Paris still make necessaires, often to special and unique orders.

Pyke, John, London (c.1695-1762) Distinguished watchmaker established in London, working at Newgate Street, then Holborn and Bedford Row, then Grays Inn (1747). He was apprenticed in 1710 and admitted to the Freedom of the Clockmakers’ Company in 1720. In 1755, he was appointed Clock- and Watch-maker to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, future King George III. He died in 1762 (his will is dated May 13). He is mentioned by Baillie as an “eminent” and “great artist”.

John Pyke was a clockmaker who enjoyed complex mechanisms combined with music-playing machinery.

He was responsible for the completion of Charles Clay’s musical clock, The Temple of the Four Grand Monarchies of the World, at Kensington Palace (Cupola Room; Inv. RCIN 1418), but now lacking its mechanisms. Another important astronomical clock signed by him, circa 1740, is kept today in the Royal Collection Trust, purchased by Queen Elizabeth II, from Malletts in 1960 (Inv. RCIN 30421).

His clocks and watches can be found in major international museum collections: in London, Victoria & Albert Museum; in Paris, Musée du Louvre and Musée Cognacq-Jay; etc.

His son, George Pyke (c.1725-1779), was also a reputed clockmaker with an interest in musical and automaton clocks. He was apprenticed to the Clockmakers’ Company in 1739 and becoming a freeman of the Company in 1753. George inherited his father workshop at Grays Inn, London (occupied until 1780), and was responsible for some of the finest musical and automaton clocks made in the 18th century. More concerning by the organ construction, he held the Royal Warrant as Organ-Maker to His Majesty’. He was described as “The first Mechanic in that Branch of any in the Kingdom”. He is also known for his clocks made for the Chinese Market, including one in the Imperial Palace Collection, Beijing. George Pyke, along with Charles Clay and James Cox, are considered the three greatest London makers of organ clocks of the eighteenth century. Pyke is particularly known for his monumental organ clocks, such as one by him now in the Warwickshire Museum, which plays eight tunes, four by Georg Friedrich Handel. Samuel Green (17401796), a future famous organ-builder, was his apprentice (1754-1760).

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Richard Upjohn Rococo double-sided hand mirror incorporating a watch, a miniature telescope and magnifier, made for the Chinese market; gilded bronze, silver, paste stones, mercury glass mirror Ormolu (gilded bronze), silver and paste-set, double-sided “Rococo” hand mirror incorporating a key-winding round-shaped watch and a concealed miniature telescope and magnifier, made for the Chinese market.

Shaped handle cast and finely chased with “C” scrolls enclosing panels of floral decoration on a matted ground, terminating in a domed finial.

Front with a flat circular mercury glass mirror within a parcel-fire-gilt silver frame set with facetted artificial white gem stones, intersected by single and crossed ribbons in similar red stones simulating ruby.

Reverse with a concave magnifying mercury glass mirror with a moulded gilt bezel. A telescope is contained within the handle of the mirror and accessed by unscrewing the domed terminal finial. Comprising an outer tube with an inner draw tube for basic focusing. When removed this acts as a simple magnifier. The outer tube is threaded and screws into the finial to support the telescope when it is stored in the handle. The watch is set within a circular mount formed as part of the handle, with hinged silver bezel set similarly set with facetted artificial white gem stones, and glazed to protect the dial and hands. Case-back with a hinged and glazed gilt-metal bezel over the movement.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals, winding aperture at 6 o’clock. Pierced gold hands.

Movement 12’’’ ½, full plate, gilded brass, fusee and chain, verge escapement, monometallic balance (polished steel) and blued steel flat hairspring, pierced and engraved gilded English cock; the mainspring dated 1774.

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Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Richard Upjohn, Exeter, London made for the Chinese market circa 1775 No. 1 341 12’’’ ½, fusee and chain, verge escapement unnumbered 285 x 135 x 35 mm. movement original fitted box (galuchat, skin of dogfish or shark), later gold winding-key.

Elegance M Rarity PU

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 700,000 – 900,000 • CHF 85,400 – 109,800 • USD 91,000 – 117,000

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Upjohn, Richard and James, Exeter and London Richard Upjohn was born in Topsham in 1728 and died in Exeter in 1778. His elder brother, James, was born in Shaftesbury in 1722 and died in Hornsey, London, in 1794. They were both apprenticed to their father Edward Upjohn (1686-1764).

Fortunately, James wrote a comprehensive journal of his Life and Travels, for which the manuscript survives in the Clockmakers Company Library (Guildhall Library, Ms. 20 384) and has now been transcribed and quite recently published (The Life and Travels of James Upjohn, edited by Leopold, John, & Smith, Roger, The Antiquarian Horological Society and The Worshipful Company of Clockmakers, 2016).

James Upjohn moved to London in 1743, following a disagreement with his father, and went on to establish a very successful business. He was for a period supplying some of the most important pieces sent to China by James Cox (op. cit., p. 127), both clocks and watches, and, although not signed by Upjohn, detailed descriptions provided in his manuscript confirm that he was the maker, and indeed, he records their shipment to China: “These Cars and Temples were sent to Canton in China in the year 1771, and cost £ 115 freight and £ 105 insurance…” (op. cit., p. 155). Eventually they were sold to the Imperial Court, and at least two are still preserved in the Collection of the Forbidden City; most notably the Elephant Carriage, described by Upjohn as a “Car” and, at 136 cams., noted in a Museum Catalogue as “the longest Western Clock kept in the Forbidden City.”

(Liao Pin, Clocks and Watches of the Qing Dynasty From the Collection in the Forbidden City, Foreign Languages Press, Beijing, 2002, cat. No. 90).

Although the movement of the watch is signed Richard Upjohn, there seems to be little doubt that it was supplied to James in London for fitting into the Mirror. Richard spent his working life in Exeter, but was certainly in touch with his more successful brother in London. James records in his Journal: “from the time he began business … he never was less than from £ 300 to £ 500 in my debt …” (op. cit., p. 147).

In addition, according to the catalogue note accompanying the recent sale of a gold and enamel watch by James Upjohn, we can read: “James Upjohn is the best known member of an Exeter family of makers. He is thought to have had his movements made, or at least finished, in Exeter. The Upjohns exported their watches mainly to the Dutch market. Baillie, in Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World, notes that James Upjohn was based initially at Threadneedle Street in London before moving to Lombard Street in 1765. He was later to be found at Red Lion Street.” (Sotheby’s, London, auction, December 15, 2015, The Celebration of the English Watch, Part I, David Ramsay and the First Clockmakers’ Court, lot 61).

Bibliography • Leopold, John, & Smith, Roger (edited by), The Life and Travels of James Upjohn, The Antiquarian Horological Society and The Worshipful Company of Clockmakers, 2016 (XXXIII + 181 pp.).

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Whatever the origin of the mirror frames, a comparison of the museums pieces with the lot now offered for sale indicates emphatically that they all emanate from the same workshop. This is most notable in the form of the handles, which, although not identical in decoration, employ many of the same elements. Perhaps the most telling detail is the incorporation of a telescope into the handles of all three, accessed through a threaded terminal finial.

Mention should also be made of a gilt-bronze carriage mirror (suspended from a ring) incorporating a watch (H. 267 mm.) whose movement is also signed by W. Beckford, London, No. 12 969 (verge escapement). When this item went on sale in 2011 (Sotheby's, Hong Kong, auction, October 5, 2011, lot 1 967), it was also about its origin, Chinese or English. Was it made entirely at the end of the 18th century in London or in workshops in Canton / Guangzhou?

The catalogue mentions: “The Qing emperors were endlessly fascinated by Western mechanical ornaments and scientific instruments that arrived at court as tribute, of which timepieces were particularly favoured. Yang Boda in the catalogue to the exhibition, Tributes from Guangdong to the Qing Court (Art Gallery, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, 1987, p. 55), notes that most of the imported timepieces were made in London and Chinese clocksmiths in Guangzhou were commissioned to create accurate copies of imported clocks from the early 18th century following an edict in the fourteenth year of Qianlong’s reign (op. cit., p. 63). He further mentions the great demand for watches and clocks by the Qing emperors who ‘lived and worked under the chimes of their clocks’ which embellished every wall and table of the Palace complex as well as ‘watches for the saddle on horseback and clocks for the sedanchair’ (op. cit., p. 63).”. In the end, the experts at Sotheby’s gave it to Canton / Guangzhou.

Although no other documents closely related to this group of items seem to have been published, one can still mention a gilt-copper dressing table with a similar rococo-style watch surmounted by a mirror, from the Qing Court collection and still in Beijing.

Bibliography

• The Complete Collection of Treasures of the Palace Museum. Scientific and Technical Instruments of the Qing Dynasty, Hong Kong, 1998, pl. 178.

We would like to thank Mr. Simon P. Bull, former watch expert at Christie’s (1970-1980’s), then Antiquorum (1990’s), for his assistance in preparing the notes for this lot.

Hand mirrors incorporating a watch Hand mirrors incorporating a watch, made for the Chinese Market, are extremely rare with no more than a handful being recorded. It’s very difficult to said if they were manufactured in England (London) or in China (Canton / Guangdong), with European movements. Are recorded to date, seems to be made by the same workshops: A pair of mirrors preserved in Beijing, Imperial Palace Collections in the Forbidden City; these have single sided mirror panels within an oval frame and are more elaborately decorated on the reverse. They are first described by Harcourt-Smith (1933). He describes them as follows: “Gold and bronze-gilt hand-mirror, probably French, c.1770. The back of the mirror is enriched with baroque scrolls and garlands, enclosing a device of musical instruments, etc. in coloured paste. On top of the mirror is a small watch encircled with paste flowers, the reverse side being enamelled in blue. Pair.” Clearly, Harcourt-Smith did not discover the telescopes. He notes that they are “probably French”, and the same origin is given in recent catalogues of the collection (2002 and 2008).

However, a careful examination of the colour illustrations shows that the timepieces are actually complete watches and would appear to be fitted into the frames and not an integral part of the mirrors as is the case with the present lot or the one in the Patek Philippe Museum, Geneva (see below).

In the catalogue by Liao Pin (2002), it is noted that the word “Paris” is marked on the back of the watch case, which would naturally support a conclusion that the entire objects were French. At the period in question, the 1770’s, there were undoubtedly French pieces being exported to China, but evidence indicates that the vast majority came from England. It is the case that pairs of watches were coming from various sources.

Bibliography • Harcourt-Smith, S., A Catalogue of Various Clocks, Watches, Automata, and other miscellaneous objects of European workmanship dating from the XVIIIth and the early XIXth centuries, in the Palace Museum and the Wu Ying Tien, Beijing, 1933, No. 729, pl.

IX. • Liao Pin, Clocks and Watches of the Qing Dynasty From the Collection in the Forbidden City, Foreign Languages Press, Beijing, 2002, cat. No. 90.

• The 200 Pieces You should Know. Timepieces, Beijing, 2007, pl. 168.

• Timepieces in the Imperial Palace, Classics of the Forbidden City, Beijing, The Palace Museum Edition, The Forbidden City Publishing House, 2008, p. 242, No. 165.

A hand mirror in lobed form, incorporating a watch above the handle (362 x 158 x 29.7 mm.), with a movement signed by William Beckford, London, No. 12 962 (verge escapement), is now kept in Geneva at the Patek Philippe Museum (Inv. S-787). The structure of the gilt bronze mirror is adorned with enamel, inlaid with rubies and emeralds, and with eglomised glass.

A watchmaker by the name of Beckford was active in Bristol in 1778, then a William Beckford in Lancaster in 1789.

Between 1964 and 2005, the piece was kept in the collections of the former Abeler Wuppertaler Uhrenmuseum in Wuppertal (North Rhine-Westphalia). It is reputed to have been a gift from Mao Zedong (or Tse-Toung, 1893-1976), President of the Council and then of the Chinese Republic (1954-1959), to a Belgian diplomat.

This mirror was included in the Patek Philippe exhibition, The Values of a Family Watch Company, St. Regis, Singapore, 2010.

Bibliography • Abeler Jürgen, Zeit-Zeichen. Die tragbare Uhr von Henlein bis heute, Dortmund, Harenberg Kommunikation, 1983, pp. 02, 96-97.

• Auktionen Dr. Crott, Frankfurt-on-Main, auction, November 19, 2005, lot 364 (sold for the amount of €Euros 95 272.41 including buyer’s premium).

• Friess, Peter, The Emergence of the Portable Watch, Geneva, Patek Philippe Museum Editions, 2015, vol. III, p. 376.

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Autran Double-face pocket watch, date, day; 18K yellow gold and varicoloured gold 18K yellow gold and varicoloured gold, double-faced open-face, keywinding, round-shaped, “Louis XV” pocket watch, with on the first dial fast / slow indication (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock), and, on the second dial, two horological complications: • Date of the month (interior graduation with central index) • Day of the week (exterior graduation with central index; indications given in French) Bezels chiselled with varicoloured gold garlands of flowers.

Autran, Paris made in Geneva circa 1770-1780 unnumbered Calibre 14’’’, fusee and chain, cylinder escapement Case unnumbered (by “M & C”, Geneva) Dimensions Ø 39.9 mm.

Signature dial and bâte Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement

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C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

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HKD 32,000 – 40,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300 Various watchmakers bearing the Autran patronymic were active in Geneva and Paris in the 18th century and the first part of the 19th century. This family seems to originate from La Motted'Aveillans (Isère) in Dauphiné (France).

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Unsigned Decorative chatelaine; 20K yellow gold, enamel, pearls and diamonds 20K yellow gold and enamel, “Directoire” chatelaine, accompanied by two matching breloques; the central pearl-set and diamond-set panel with a scene showing a charming young girl feeding a rabbit; the painting on enamel on gold attributable to Jean-Louis Richter (17661841), Geneva; the reverse decorated en suite with attributes of Love; upper chiselled and engraved three colours gold panel with gilded brass reverse fastener.

Unsigned, Geneva circa 1790-1800 Length 240 mm. (approx.)

Accessories breloques (key-winding and seal) Brand Year Dimensions Signature

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HKD 32,000 – 40,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300 This beautifully crafted Geneva chatelaine had to be matched with a beautiful and large watch or watch-object, many of which were made for exploration markets, notably China.

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Unsigned “Etui-à-tablette”, carnet-de-bal and nécessaire; yellow gold and enamel “Souvenir D’amitié” Yellow gold and enamel, flattened oblong tapering rectangular-shaped, “Etui-à-tablette”, carnet-de-bal and necessaire.

The two panels showing two allegories in Antique landscapes.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Unsigned, probably Geneva circa 1780-1790 unnumbered 80 x 43 x 11 mm. / Weight 67.3 gr. (gross) -

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HKD 52,000 – 78,000 • CHF 6,400 – 9,600 • USD 6,700 – 10,100 “Etui-à-tablette” The fashion of these small étuis (cases) develops throughout the 18th century. These small flat cases normally contain a writing kit (tow-leaved ivory tablets with gold rivet, a pencil and often a pair of scissors and a two-blade penknife) to write down appointments. These cases are the ancestors of the carnets-de-bal (notebooks) that will develop during the 19th century.

The inscription “Souvenir d’amitié” (Souvenir of Friendship) underlines the sentimental value of such gifts.

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Larpent & Jürgensen by Jaquet-Droz Decorative pocket watch; yellow gold, enamel and pearls

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“The Judgement of Paris” Yellow gold, enamel and pearl-set, open-face, key-winding, roundshaped, “Directoire” pocket watch.

Case-back with a mythological scene showing Paris, a Trojan prince, handing the apple to Aphrodite (goddess of love), who promised him the love of the most beautiful woman in the world, Helen; the painting on enamel on gold attributable under reserve to Jean-Louis Richter (1766-1841), Geneva; the border with geometrical paillon decoration; the case-band engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut); the bezels set with half pearls.

White enamel dial with radial revolving Arabic numerals; yellow gold pierced “Jaquet-Droz” hands.

17’’’, full plate, gilded brass, with fusee and chain, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance (probably gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, pierced and engraved gilded continental cock.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Isaac Larpent & Jürgensen, Copenhagen attributed to the Jaquet-Droz workshop, Geneva circa 1780-1790 unnumbered 17’’’, fusee and chain, cylinder escapement No. 170 Ø 49 mm. dial and movement -

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C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

AAA

HKD 78,000 – 104,000 • CHF 9,600 – 12,700 • USD 10,100 – 13,500

“The Judgement of Paris” The story from which the scene painted on enamel is taken includes several characters that are not shown here. The “Judgement of Paris” is an important episode that puts in competition the goddesses Hera, Athena and Aphrodite, and prefigures the Trojan War. This episode is at the origin of the expression “apple of discord” (the “Golden Apple of Discord”).

Larpent & Jürgensen, Copenhagen Isaac Larpent (1711-1769) was born in Bergen (Norway) and died in Copenhagen (Kiöbenhavn). He was received as Master in 1745 and went into partnership in 1773 with Jürgen Jürgensen (Jørgen Jørgensen; 1748-1811).

Originally from Copenhagen, Jürgensen has travelled extensively throughout Europe for training – notably in Le Locle and Paris to apprentice with the famous makers Frédéric Houriet, Ferdinand Berthoud, Julien Le Roy and Jean Romilly. In 1773, he married the rich Anna Leth Bruun. His wife’s fortune enabled him to establish his own workshop with the much older Isaac Larpent in Röskilde, near Copenhagen. From then on, the company operated under the name “Larpent & Jürgensen” (the name will appear on watches manufactured until 1814). In 1784, the company had 22 employees and produced about 100 pocket watches per year (mainly in four different types).

Jürgen Jürgensen is the father of the famous watchmaker and timekeeper Urban Jürgensen (1776-1830) – apprenticing, amongst others, with Abraham-Louis Breguet in Paris and John Arnold in London – and the grandfather of Jules-Frederick Jürgensen (1808-1877), who will have a brilliant career in Switzerland, in Le Locle (Neuchâtel mountains), and Louis Urban Jürgensen (1806-1867), who will remain in charge of the factory in Copenhagen.

He had another son, Fredrik Jürgensen (1787-1843), also a watchmaker, who took over the business after his father’s death in 1811 and finished the watches he left behind (production then fell to around 15 watches a year).

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“R • P / C”; the enamel attributable to Jean-Louis Richter “Tabatière” pill-box; 18K yellow gold and enamel

18K yellow gold and enamel, round-shaped “tabatière” pill-box; base and band decorated with Royal blue flinqué enamel (translucent enamel over guilloché engine-turning) panels, the base with a starry decoration of golden paillons.

The lid with a scene showing a young horseman, standing next to his beautiful white stallion, giving a charming young woman a white handkerchief that she must have dropped; the background shows a view of the Mont-Blanc, painted on enamel on gold attributable to JeanLouis Richter (1766-1841), Geneva.

“R • P / C”, Geneva the enamel attributable to Jean-Louis Richter (1766-1841), Geneva circa 1800 Year Reference Movement Calibre Case unnumbered (by “R • P / C”, Geneva) Dimensions Ø 55 mm. / Weight 51 gr. (gross) Signature case Accessories Brand Model

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HKD 61,000 – 78,000 • CHF 7,400 – 9,500 • USD 7,800 – 10,000 Richter, Jean-Louis (1766-1841) Learned his art in Geneva under David-Etienne Roux and Philippe-Samuel-Théodore Roux, becoming a most renowned enamel painter. His speciality was the painting of landscapes and particularly lake-side scenes and marine-scapes, often representing ships in a harbour or battles with fighting Men-of-War, but, on occasion, also portraits and hunting scenes. He did not often sign his work, but it is clearly recognised as being in his hand from the style and quality of the painting. He applied his art principally to watch cases and snuff-boxes and these were largely destined for the Chinese, Turkish, British and Italian markets. In 1828, he was in partnership with Aimé-Julien Troll (1781-1852) and one can find work signed “Richter et Troll”. Richter, like other great enamel painters of the time, often found inspiration for his work from paintings or engravings by the artists then in fashion particularly Claude Vernet or the romanticised English and Irish rural life.

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Attributable to Piguet & Capt Musical harp; 18K yellow gold, enamel, pearls

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18K yellow gold, enamel and pearl-set, key-winding, object in the shape of a harp incorporating a music.

The harp’s resonance chamber is decorated with a painting on polychrome enamel representing a musical trophy (violin, guitar, cymbals, score, quivers and arrows, roses and ribbon); the sound bodies (side panels) are decorated with chiselled and “amati” (amazed) gold plates, each decorated with a quiver with its arrows, in pearl frames on a translucent blue enamel background; the capital of the instrument is adorned with garlands of pearls held by goat horns; the soundboard with stylised flowers presents the action control of the mechanism. attributable to Piguet & Capt, Geneva circa 1805-1810 trapezoid-shaped, gilded brass, pinned barrel and stacked tuned steel vibrating blades, pinion governor in adjustable bushing for tempo adjustment (activating bolt on the case band) Case unnumbered (probably by Bessière & Schneider, Geneva) Dimensions 70 x 50 mm. (without chain) Signature Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Elegance FFF Rarity RRR

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

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HKD 200,000 – 250,000 • CHF 24,400 – 30,500 • USD 26,000 – 32,500 From the 1780’s onwards, the fashion for miniature jewellery watches became one of the specialities of Geneva’s craftsmen, watchmakers and goldsmiths. Thanks to the invention of vibrating blades in 1796 by Antoine Favre-Salomon, they would sometimes incorporate music boxes but also tiny scenes with automata developed from musical mechanisms. The bestknown makers of this kind of prestigious objects are Henry-Daniel Capt (1773-1841) & IsaacDaniel Piguet (1775-1841), both associated between 1802 and 1811.

Henry-Daniel Capt (1773-1841) & Isaac-Daniel Piguet (1775-1841) Piguet & Capt (active between 1802 and 1811) Specialised in the production of complicated watches, musical and/or automaton scenes incorporated into watches, snuff-boxes or objects. Among the first in Geneva to use the musical mechanism with pinned cylinder and tuned teeth comb.

From 16 ventôse an X (March 7, 1802), to 1811, Henry-Daniel Capt (1773-1841) formed a partnership with Isaac-Daniel Piguet (1775-1841), who was from the same village – Le Chenit – as he in the Vallée de Joux. Their signature was “Piguet & Capt”.

In 1811, when Piguet broke off to join Philippe-Samuel Meylan (1772-1845) in a new partnership, Henry-Daniel Capt continued to work on his own. Following this separation, Capt restarts a numbering of his movements in the 300.

In 1830, he went into partnership with Aubert and Son, Place Bel-Air. Their signature was “Aubert & Capt”. They were among the first Genevan makers to produce watches with chronograph.

In 1844, the workshop was at 108, rue Neuve in Geneva. It was then managed by Capt’s son, Henry Capt Jr. After a short time, it moved to 85, rue de la Fusterie, and, in 1851, to 177, rue du Rhône. In 1880, the firm was bought by Gallopin and its name became “H. Capt Horloger, Maison Gallopin Successeurs”, a Swiss trademark registered on November 1st, 1880, under the No. 44. This signature was only used for watches retailed in their own store, the watches supplied to other retailers being merely signed Henry Capt.

Henry-Daniel Capt, along with Isaac-Daniel Piguet and Philippe-Samuel Meylan, was the foremost maker of small musical automata in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Most of his work is not signed, although he sometimes scratched his name on his movements.

Bessière & Schneider Master goldsmiths from Geneva associated between 1805 and 1808. During this short period, they produced small objects of great quality, working in particular with watchmakers such as the Piguet & Capt.

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Jacques Daniel Fol Large pocket watch, decimal calendar, concealed enamel portrait; silver Silver, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, large pocket watch, with concealed portrait of a gentleman, in bust, painted on enamel on gold by an unidentified Genevan artist, dated 1795, and one horological complication: • Date of the month (exterior graduation with central index) Case-back polished.

White enamel dial with black painted radial Roman numerals; rose gold “Poker & Beetle” hands.

21’’’, full plate, brass, with fusee and chain, verge escapement, monometallic balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, pierced and engraved gilded continental cock (curiously the movement is not fire gilded and the silver regulator disc is not engraved).

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Jacques Daniel Fol, Geneva circa 1795 unnumbered 21’’’, verge escapement unnumbered (by “A C”, Geneva) Ø 59.5 mm. dial -

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 30 D 3-01 M 3*

AAA

HKD 34,800 – 43,500 • CHF 4,200 – 5,300 • USD 4,500 – 5,600 Fol, Jacques Daniel Jacques-Daniel Fol comes from a family of watchmakers from Feigères, a commune of Péron, Pays de Gex, France (Ain), a region bordering Geneva. At the end of the 17th century, Antoine Fol and Jean-François Fol were the founders of this dynasty which lasted until the middle of the 19th century. Very quickly in the 18th century, this family is established and works in Geneva.

The portrait painted on enamel on gold housed in this watch is probably that of JacquesDaniel Fol.

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Dufour, Fol & Cie Large pocket watch, Gregorian and decimal calendar; silver

Silver, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, large pocket watch, with two horological complications: • Gregorian date of the month (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Decimal date of the month (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) Dufour, Fol & Compagnie, Geneva circa 1795 No. 2 606 21’’’, verge escapement unnumbered (by “E R”, Geneva) Dimensions Ø 59.2 mm.

Signature dial and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

AAA

HKD 26,100 – 34,800 • CHF 3,200 – 4,200 • USD 3,400 – 4,500 Dufour, Fol & Compagnie – Dufour & Ceret Pierre Dufour, son of Jacques Dufour, was born into a family of Genevan watchmakers.

Around 1785, he joined forces with a watchmaker named Jacques-Daniel Fol, creating the company name “Dufour, Fol & Cie”. Pierre Dufour’s brother-in-law, Louis Ceret, worked with him at the head of the Manufacture Royale d’Horlogerie in Ferney (Ain, France), signing their production “Dufour & Ceret à Ferney”. Organised and protected by Voltaire, this manufacture later became the “Grand Comptoir”. In 1792, the “Grand Comptoir” was offered by the two watchmakers to Louis Ceret’s son, Bénédict Ceret, thus providing him with financial security.

From 1796 to 1802, Louis Ceret formed a partnership in Geneva with the Veigneurs brothers, Jean-Marc and Isaac.

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Jean Spech Pocket watch; “fecit 1806”; silver Silver, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch.

Case-back polished, with, in the centre, a medallion in relief showing the bust of Napoléon I (1769-1821), Emperor of the French (1804-1814 and 1815).

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Jean Spech, Geneva 1806 unnumbered 20’’’, verge escapement unnumbered (by “D F C”, probably Dufour, Fol & Cie, Geneva) Ø 55.3 mm. dial, movement and dust-cover --

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HKD 8,700 – 10,500 • CHF 1,000 – 1,300 • USD 1,100 – 1,400 To date, no information is known about this watchmaker – Jean Spech – who is active in Geneva, as demonstrated by this watch dated 1806. He probably works for Dufour, Fol & Cie. This watch is decorated with the portrait of Napoléon I who won the Battle of Austerlitz – the “Battle of the Three Emperors” – on December 2, 1805, considered a tactical masterpiece and probably the firmament of the Napoleonic epic.

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Henry Capt for Frères Bordier Large pocket watch, quarter-repeater, music playing at will; 18K pink gold 18K pink gold, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, “Directoire”, large pocket watch, with one horological complication and music: • Quarter-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by depressing the pendant) • Musical movement with a melody on a pinned drum with eight blued steel tuned blades mounted in two stacks of four set between the plates Case-back polished; fluted case-band.

White enamel dial with suspended “Breguet” numerals; pink gold “Spade” hands.

21’’’, full plate, gilded brass, partly engraved with foliate decoration, going barrel, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance with three arms (probably in gold) and blued steel flat hairspring, pierced and engraved gilded continental “Directoire” one-foot cock, index regulator; repeater work.

Henry Capt, Geneva made for Frères Bordier, Geneva, No. 66 118 circa 1811-1815 unnumbered 21’’’, cylinder escapement No. 359 (by “I D”, Geneva) Ø 57.8 mm. casing-ring (by the maker) and cuvette (dome) (by the retailer) Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature

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HKD 32,000 – 40,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300

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Unsigned, attributable to Piguet & Meylan Small pocket watch, music playing on the hour or at will; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, “Empire”, small pocket watch, with music: • “sur plateau” musical movement, with 20 steel tuned vibrating blades acting on both sides of the pinned disc (No. 86) (music / silence lever at the edge of the cuvette beneath the case-back) Case-back, bezel and case-band guilloché (engine-turned) Gold guilloché (engine-turned) dial with radial Roman numerals inside cartouches; blued steel “lozenge scotties” hands.

16’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, inverted cylinder escapement, monometallic balance with three arms (probably in gold) and blued steel flat hairspring, index regulator.

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Unsigned, attributable to Piguet & Meylan, Geneva circa 1820 No. 86 (or No. 98) 16’’’, inverted cylinder escapement No. 31 413 Ø 40.9 mm.

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HKD 32,000 – 40,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300 Henry-Daniel Capt (1773-1841) & Isaac-Daniel Piguet (1775-1841)

Piguet & Meylan (active between 1811 and 1828)

Piguet & Capt (active between 1802 and 1811)

Both originally from the village of Le Chenit in the Vallée de Joux, Isaac-Daniel Piguet (17751841) and Philippe-Samuel Meylan (1772-1845) came to Geneva as young men, and formed a partnership, which lasted from 1811 to 1828. The company specialised in elaborate and beautifully decorated musical watches, including skeleton and automaton watches, and mechanical animals. The firm was established rue Jean Jacques Rousseau 45 in Geneva.

After their association came to an end, both Piguet and Meylan continued for some time to work with their sons.

Specialised in the production of complicated watches, musical and/or automaton scenes incorporated into watches, snuff-boxes or objects. Among the first in Geneva to use the musical mechanism with pinned cylinder and tuned teeth comb.

From 16 ventôse an X (March 7, 1802), to 1811, Henry-Daniel Capt (1773-1841) formed a partnership in Geneva with Isaac-Daniel Piguet (1775-1841), who was from the same village, Le Chenit, as he in the Vallée de Joux. Their signature was “Piguet & Capt”.

In 1811, when Piguet broke off to join Philippe-Samuel Meylan (1772-1845) in a new Genevan partnership, Capt continued to work on his own. Following this separation, Henry-Daniel Capt restarts a numbering of his movements in the 300.

In 1830, he went into partnership with “Aubert & Son”, place Bel-Air in Geneva. Their signature was “Aubert & Capt”. They were among the first Genevan makers to produce watches with chronograph.

In 1844, the workshop was at 108, rue Neuve in Geneva. It was then managed by Capt’s son, Henry Capt Jr. After a short time, it moved to 85, rue de la Fusterie, and, in 1851, to 177, rue du Rhône. In 1880, the firm was bought by Gallopin and its name became “H. Capt Horloger, Maison Gallopin Successeurs”, a Swiss trademark registered on November 1st, 1880, under the No. 44. This signature was only used for watches retailed in their own store, the watches supplied to other retailers being merely signed Henry Capt.

Henry-Daniel Capt, along with Isaac-Daniel Piguet and Philippe-Samuel Meylan, was the foremost maker of small musical automata in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Most of his work is not signed, although he sometimes scratched his name on his movements.

Frères Bordier The Bordier brothers were associated watchmakers in Geneva as early as 1794. Between 1794 and 1811, they took Roux and Romand into partnership, establishing the company “Bordier, Roux, Romand & Cie”. In 1815, they worked at the Grand Mézel, under the name “Frères Bordier”.

Isaac-Daniel Piguet (1775-1841) Born in 1775 in Le Chenit in the Vallée de Joux. Isaac-Daniel Piguet was the son of PierreMoïse Piguet and Elisabeth Nicole. He married Jeanne-Françoise Capt around 1795, and around 1800 settled in Geneva with his family. Isaac-Daniel Piguet went into business with Henry-Daniel Capt (1773-1841), his brother-in-law, on February 10, 1802. The association between Piguet & Meylan came to an end in 1828. Piguet and his son David-Auguste Piguet established a new company, Piguet Père & Fils, located rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau 69.

Isaac-Daniel Piguet died in Geneva, on January 20, 1841, at the age of 66.

Philippe-Samuel Meylan (1772-1845) Born on February 15, 1772, in Bas-du-Chenit in the Vallée de Joux. At 20 years of age, Philippe-Samuel Meylan came to Geneva where he was a master worker for the Godemar brothers. He met another watchmaker from his native region, Isaac-Daniel Piguet (1775-1841), and they entered into partnership, founding the Piguet & Meylan firm, which was to last from 1811 to 1828. It specialized in minute cadratures, musical watches, skeleton and automaton watches. Meylan is also credited with the invention of the Bagnolet calibre. After Piguet & Meylan was dissolved, he continued to work with his sons François and Auguste. PhilippeSamuel Meylan died in Geneva in 1845.

Provenance • Antiquorum, Geneva, auction, March 15, 2015, lot 77, unsold (Estimation: CHF 6 000.- / 8 000.-). https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/unsigned-lot-289-77?browse_ all=1&page=1&q=Piguet+meylan

They were specialised in automaton repeating watches as well as complicated or skeletonized watches, with calendar, often decorated with painted enamels, pearls and gemstones.

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Unsigned Small pocket watch made for the Chinese market; 18K yellow gold, enamel and pearls 18K yellow gold, enamel and pearl-set, hunting-case, key-winding, round-shaped, small pocket watch, made for the Chinese market; hinged cuvette (dome).

Cover and case-back polychrome enamelled with pearl-set representing Lotus flowers.

White enamel dial with black painted radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

15’’’, full plate, gilded brass, with fusee and chain, verge escapement, monometallic balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, pierced and engraved gilded continental cock.

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unsigned, Geneva circa 1815-1825 unnumbered 15’’’, verge escapement unnumbered (by “D B”, Geneva) Ø 41.7 mm.

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HKD 104,000 – 130,000 • CHF 12,700 – 15,900 • USD 13,400 – 16,800 A more or less similar decorative pattern can be found on a pair of watches made for the Chinese market. Their movements are signed by Piguet & Meylan, Geneva. Their large cases are made by the Oltramare Brothers, Geneva (Ø 61 mm.). These two splendid pieces are kept today at the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva (Inv. S-301 a+b).

Bibliography • Tellier, Arnaud, & Didier, Mélanie, Le Miroir de la séduction, Prestigieuses paires de montres « chinoises » – The Mirror of Seduction, Prestigious pairs of “Chinese” Watches, Geneva, Patek Philippe Museum Editions, 2010 (172 pp.), pp. 112-113.

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Ilbery Large pocket watch made for the Chinese market; 18K yellow gold, pearls and enamel

18K yellow gold, pearl-set and enamel, open-face, key-winding, roundshaped, large pocket watch with subsidiary seconds at 6, made for the Chinese market.

Royal blue flinqué enamel (translucent enamel over guilloché engineturning) case-back, with a large bunch of summer flowers; the painting on enamel on gold attributable to a Genevan painter on enamel; the case-band engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut); the bezels set with a double row of half pearls; pendant and bow set with half pearls.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; yellow gold “Spade” hands and equilibrated small second-hand.

22’’’, gilded brass, engraved Chinese-style with scrolled foliage, freestanding going barrel, duplex escapement, monometallic balance (blued steel) with five arms and blued steel flat hairspring, diamond end-stone, index regulator.

Ilbery, London (made probably in Fleurier, Val-de-Travers, and in Geneva) Model Year circa 1830-1835 Reference Movement No. 6 367 Calibre 22’’’, duplex escapement Case No. 6 650 Dimensions Ø 60 mm.

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HKD 300,000 – 400,000 • CHF 36,500 – 49,000 • USD 39,000 – 51,500

Ilbery, William (?-1839) Active in London from 1780. Following James Cox in London and Jaquet-Droz in the Neuchâtel mountains and Geneva, he specialized in luxury watches made for the Chinese market. His early production was in the English style, with a full plate movement and an English type single wheel duplex escapement; however, for his highest quality watches he incorporated a spring detent escapement (Peto-type). The cases were in the style of those made in England at the time. Later, his watch movements were much inspired by the Lépine calibre with freestanding barrel, as were those of Jaquet-Droz’s Swiss production signed in London and that of William Anthony, who worked in London. He set a new standard for watches made for the Eastern market. He had profusely engraved movements made in Switzerland, mainly in Fleurier, being followed in this by makers such as Bovet and Juvet. These watchmakers organized the mass production of silver-cased watches and later, once their Canton manufactures were opened, assembled them in China. Ilbery can therefore be considered the “father” of “Chinese” watches as they are known today. Ilbery’s watch cases were decorated by Geneva’s best enamellers, such as Jean-Francois-Victor Dupont and Jean-Louis Richter. He seems to have maintained close contacts with the continental trade, since a watch signed “Ilbery Paris” is known and “Ilbery & Son” are recorded in London and Fleurier, as well as in Canton.

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The Chinese and the Flowers Flowers have great symbolic importance for the Chinese. By their form, aspect, and fragrance, they are considered to be highly spiritual, reflecting the profound nature of the Chinese people. Poems and proverbs show the cultural importance of flowers: “There is no flower without beauty in the world”, “A flower gives us a glimpse of paradise”, etc.

Certain flowers have a particular significance. The lotus symbolizes purity, the chrysanthemum perseverance, the plum blossom integrity, etc. The peony, with its generous forms, brilliant colours, and heady fragrance, became the most important flower for the Chinese. It is considered to symbolize wealth, nobility, power, and happiness. Known as the “queen of flowers”, the peony symbolizes wealth and distinction.

Paintings of flowers are often hung in Chinese homes for good luck and in offices to bring success in business. The deep and rich symbolism the Chinese attached to flowers made them an ideal subject for expensive watches and those destined for exalted patrons, even for the Emperor himself. The symbolism of each flower would have been immediately recognized and appreciated by China’s elite, who would have seen in them a flattering reference to their own wealth and power.

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Unsigned Miniature pendant-watch; 18K yellow gold, diamonds and bloodstone 18K yellow gold, diamond-set and bloodstone, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, miniature pendant-watch; chiselled case-band; hinged cuvette (dome) and case-back.

Case-back mounted with a piece of hard stone. Bezels set with rose-cut diamonds. Cuvette (dome) engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with the mention in Old French “SANS MOURIR VARIER NE PUIS” (which can translate into “I can’t vary without dying”).

White enamel dial with black painted radial Roman numerals; yellow gold “Louis XV” hands.

Movement 9’’’ (Ø ~ 20.3 mm.), gilded brass, 10 jewels, going barrel, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, polished steel index regulator (the motion-work mounted under a specific bridge).

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unsigned, probably Geneva circa 1850 No. 37 795 9’’’, cylinder escapement No. 17 195 Ø 24.1 mm. later winding-key

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HKD 26,000 – 35,000 • CHF 3,200 – 4,200 • USD 3,400 – 4,500

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André Liodet Miniature pendant-watch; 18K yellow gold and enamel

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18K yellow gold and enamel, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, miniature pendant-watch; fluted case-band; hinged cuvette (dome) and case-back.

Case-back polychrome enamelled with a rose in the middle of a bunch of multicoloured flowers on a white background; painted on enamel on gold by an unidentified Genevan workshop. Cuvette (dome) polished.

White enamel dial with black painted radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Breguet” hands.

Movement 7’’’ ¾ (Ø ~ 17.5 mm.), gilded brass, 8 jewels, with going barrel, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, polished steel index regulator.

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André Liodet, Geneva circa 1850 No. 5 919 7’’’ ¾, cylinder escapement No. 5 919 Ø 20.8 mm. cuvette (dome) later winding-key (brass)

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HKD 40,000 – 56,000 • CHF 5,000 – 7,000 • USD 5,300 – 7,400 Liodet, André Various watchmakers bearing the surname of Liodet are listed in Geneva between the late18th century and the mid-19th century.

André Liodet, watchmaker and merchant, is recorded in Geneva, circa 1850, at place des Bergues No. 8, and, in 1857, at rue du Rhône No. 64. He was specialized in the creation of extraordinary small watch, so-called “miniature”; at the time, a real tour-de-force.

J. Urech succeeds him. // (“J. Urech successeur d’André Liodet à Genève”).

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Attributable to the Workshop of Jean (V) Mussard

Unsigned

Collection of five miniatures; enamel

Cabinet miniature; 18K yellow gold and enamel

Enamel, round-shaped, collection of four miniatures, originally used as decoration for cock (balance-bridge) and one case-back.

Enamel, vertical oval-shaped, cabinet miniature.

Polychrome painting on enamel on copper attributable to the Workshop of Jean (V) Mussard (1681-1754), Geneva, each showing a bust portrait of a lady or a gentleman.

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unsigned, the enamel attributable to the Workshop of Jean (V) Mussard (1681-1754), Geneva circa 1710-1720 Ø 31.8 mm. / Ø 25.9 mm. / Ø 25.9 mm. / Ø 23.8 mm. / Ø 34.9 mm.

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HKD 12,000 – 15,000 • CHF 1,500 – 1,900 • USD 1,600 – 2,000

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Polychrome painting on enamel on gold by an unknown painter, probably Geneva, showing a young Alpine shepherd blowing his horn and a young goatherd.

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unsigned, the enamel by an unidentified artist, Geneva circa 1860-1870 unnumbered 47.3 x 38.3 mm. counter-enamel numbered “125”

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HKD 4,000 – 6,000 • CHF 500 – 600 • USD 500 – 700

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Unsigned Brooch; 18K yellow gold and enamel

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18K yellow gold and enamel, vertical rectangular-shaped, brooch; frame with chiselled and engraved gold applied motifs and green translucent and white enamel foliages.

Unsigned Brooch; 18K yellow gold and enamel

Polychrome painting on enamel on gold by an unknown painter, probably Geneva, showing the Rhône Glacier.

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unsigned, the enamel by an unidentified artist, Geneva circa 1860-1870 unnumbered 51.3 x 48.1 mm. (with the gold frame) counter-enamel titled “Glacier du Rhone”

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HKD 12,000 – 15,000 • CHF 1,500 – 1,900 • USD 1,600 – 2,000 The Rhône Glacier The Rhône Glacier (glacier du Rhône in French; Rhonegletscher in German; Rottengletscher in Walliser German; ghiacciaio del Rodano in Italian) is a glacier in the Swiss Alps and the source of the river Rhône and one of the primary contributors to Lake Geneva. It is located at the north-eastern end of the Canton of Valais in Switzerland, at the Fourche Mountain. It gives rise to the Rhône, upstream of Gletsch, which then flows into the Conches valley. The glacier stretches for 8 kilometres and is just over 1 000 metres wide. Its surface area is 17 km². Like most Alpine glaciers, it has retreated considerably since the mid-19th century. It is easily accessible via the Furka Pass road. A gallery dug into the ice allows you to visit the interior of the glacier.

18K yellow gold and enamel, horizontal oval-shaped, brooch; frame with chiselled and hammered gold motifs.

Polychrome painting on enamel on gold by an unknown painter, probably Geneva, showing the Lake Geneva with the abbey of St. Maurice in Valais and on the background the Dents du Midi.

Brand Model Year Case Dimensions Signature

unsigned, the enamel by an unidentified artist, Geneva circa 1860-1870 unnumbered 40.7 x 48.4 mm. (with the gold frame) counter-enamel numbered “2”

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HKD 12,000 – 15,000 • CHF 1,500 – 1,900 • USD 1,600 – 2,000

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Henry Grandjean Large pocket watch, quarter-repeater, clock-watch, Grande et Petite Sonnerie; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, large pocket watch, with three horological complications: • Quarter-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the push-piece located on the pendant; safety bolt locking the repeater’s functions (slide located on the case-band at 2 o’clock) • Grande Sonnerie • Petite Sonnerie with position lever of “S” (Sonnerie – strike) and “Ns” (Non sonne or Silence – no strike), and, position lever of “Grande Sonnerie / Petite Sonnerie”, both on the right side of the pendant, placed under the bezel, at 1 o’clock) Case-back engraved in taille-douce (fine cut) with the portrait of a young lady surrounded by two Cupids. Case-band chased and engraved with foliages. Cuvette (dome) engraved with the technical specifications.

Silver, partly gilded, dial with Roman numerals.

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Movement 22’’’, gilded brass, with two going barrels, ruby-set cylinder escapement, monometallic balance (polished steel) and blued steel flat hairspring, index regulator; “Neuchâteloise” repeater work.

Unsigned Photo medallion; 18K yellow gold and enamel 18K yellow gold, pendant in the form of an oval medallion, with cover, for two photographs; the lid decorated with a painting on enamel representing a bouquet of flowers on Vieux-rose (light-rose) flinqué enamel (translucent enamel over guilloché engine-turning) background; the bottom, engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut).

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unsigned, probably Geneva circa 1860-1880 68.6 x 33 mm.

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HKD 56,000 – 72,000 • CHF 7,000 – 9,000 • USD 7,400 – 9,500 Reverse of the dial stamped “E F B”, engraved with an etching-needle “1852”.

Grandjean, Henri Le Locle, December 14, 1803 – Le Locle, March 21, 1879

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HKD 16,000 – 20,000 • CHF 2,000 – 2,500 • USD 2,100 – 2,600

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Henry Grandjean, Le Locle circa 1850-1860 unnumbered 22’’’, cylinder escapement No. 13 631 Ø 57.7 mm. cuvette (dome) contemporary fitted box (numbered “27505”)

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Swiss chronometer maker, active in Le Locle and London.

From 1824 until 1830 he was assigned the task of organizing the South American branches of his father’s company; in 1830, his brother Henri-Gustave Grandjean emigrated to Peru and was from then on in charge of these businesses.

Henri Grandjean trained as a watchmaker in his home town. Around 1830, his factory “Henri Grandjean & Cie.” began to build marine chronometers that were modelled on the English chronometers. His business partner was at the time Edouard Thévenaz. Together with Louis-Jean Richard and Ulysse Nardin, he was the originator of the Swiss marine chronometer production.

Along with Constant Girard (1825-1903; later Girard-Perregaux), Henry Grandjean was also one of the first to enter the South American Market.

In 1831, Grandjean married Elise Montandon, the daughter of Isaac-Pierre Montandon.

He was granted permission to open watchmaking schools and founded the observatory at Neuchâtel.

Later, Grandjean went into politics and became representative and prefect of the city of Le Locle.

In La Chaux-de-Fonds, he worked for the establishment of the Quartier-Neuf, which was finally built in 1855; his intention was to eliminate real estate speculation and to create low priced housing for working-class families.

In 1851, at the first Universal Exposition in London, Grandjean received a First Class medal. His list of medals continues until 1868, the year in which the company won an award for its marine chronometers. In the meantime, they also received at least eight different awards, not including those from the Observatory of Neuchâtel. In 1873, the company received in Vienne, a Diploma of Honour (Gold Medal) and the Merit Medal.

Henry Grandjean died in 1879 but it appears that the company continued for the next twenty years until 1899, the year in which Rossel & Fils registered their name as successors, who were also most likely running the company during these 20 years. On January 9, 1908, Rossel & Fils transferred the title to Charles-Ferdinand Perret.

A street in Le Locle was named after him – the rue Henri Grandjean.w

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Unsigned Coleopterous beetle form-watch; 18K yellow gold, enamel, diamonds and rubies 18K yellow gold, enamel, diamond-set and ruby-set, keyless-winding, form-watch in the shape of a blue coleopterous beetle with concealed dial; the wings set with 14 rose-cut diamonds and the eyes with two rubies. unsigned, Geneva circa 1880-1890 unnumbered 24 x 20 mm., oval-shaped, gilded brass, going barrel, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring Case unnumbered Dimensions 45 x 25 x 15 mm. (when is close) Signature Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

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HKD 100,000 – 120,000 • CHF 12,200 – 14,600 • USD 13,000 – 15,600

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69 Beetle Form-watches This kind of fancy watches (“montres de fantaisie”), created from the 1870’s mainly in Geneva, were particularly fashionable at the time of the 1889 Paris Universal Exhibition.

As the collections of the Forbidden City of Beijing show, they were also exported to the Chinese market. An almost identical example is preserved there (the wings set with twelve rose-cut diamonds).

Similar watch • Beijing, Imperial Palace Collections.

Bibliography • Timepieces in the Imperial Palace, Classics of the Forbidden City, Beijing, The Palace Museum Edition, The Forbidden City Publishing House, 2008, No. 188.

• Chapuis, Alfred (with the collaboration of Loup, Gustave), La montre chinoise, Relations de l’Horlogerie suisse avec la Chine, Paris and Neuchâtel, Editions Attinger Frères, 1919 (XIII-272 pp.), p. 233.

Brandt Purse form-watch; 18K yellow gold, enamel, diamonds

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18K yellow gold, enamel and diamond-set, key-winding, object in the shape of a purse incorporating a watch with concealed dial.

The lid with a Royal blue flinqué enamel (translucent enamel over guilloché engine-turning) spring-loaded panel set with rose-cut diamonds forming flowers, which opens to reveal the dial; front cover and case-back engraved in taille-douce (fine cut) with foliate and flower motifs, over guilloché engine turned; inside with silk lined money compartments.

Brandt, Geneva attributable to Auguste Dutertre, Geneva circa 1850-1860 unnumbered 34 x 20 mm., rectangular-shaped with rounded on one side, gilded brass, going barrel, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, index regulator Case unnumbered Dimensions 53 x 68 mm.

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HKD 85,000 – 100,000 • CHF 10,400 – 12,200 • USD 11,000 – 13,000 Brandt, Geneva It is either Charles-Calame Brandt, a watchmaker-merchant active in Geneva in the middle of the 19th century in the Bergues district (110, rue du Cendrier), or, L. Brandt & Fils, a watchmaker-merchant active at the same time in the same district (30, quai des Bergues, in 1857), then in Saint-Jean (mentioned in 1866). The first one might be the second one’s father.

Watches-objects In Geneva, in the 1850-1860’s, Auguste Dutertre (1798-1866), a jeweller, had made the specialty of making watches-objects so-called “bijoux à montres” in the shaped of “carnetsde-bal” (notebooks), powder-boxes, purses, “lorgnons” (foldable eyeglasses), albums of painting (miniature books), and also small watches in the shaped of hearts, locks, rings, etc.

He awarded for them and for its watches with horological complications and its pocket chronometers, a Gold Medal (section “Montres de luxes”, “Médaille de 1ère classe”) during the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1855, and other distinctions in London and New York.

He was established in Geneva, 7, rue Arnold Winkelried (near the place des Bergues, in the continuity of the Bergues footbridge), as “Fabrique de Bijouterie et joaillerie, en tous genres.

Spécialité pour bijoux à montres”.

He subcontracts his jewellery work to Patek, Philippe & Co., where he buys movements, socalled “lorgnon”, for his other orders.

In this range of objects, its competitors are the houses founded by Jean-François Bautte (1772-1837) and David-Auguste Golay-Leresche (1814-1895).

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Bovet Pocket watch with centre-seconds, made for the Chinese market; silver, enamel and pearls Silver, enamel and pearl-set, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with centre-seconds, made for the Chinese market.

Case-back with polychrome painting on enamel, by an unidentified workshop, showing the portrait of a young Western woman, in bust, looking to the left, on a Royal blue flinqué background (translucent enamel over guilloché engine-turning); bezels set with half-pearls.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals and gold “paillons” décor; blued steel “Spade” hands.

Movement 21’’’, gilded brass, engraved Chinese-style, going barrel, lateral equilibrated lever escapement, compensated balance with gold poising screws and steel flat hairspring, index regulator.

Bovet, Fleurier (Val-de-Travers) circa 1880 -No. 69 21’’’, lateral equilibrated lever escapement No. 83 328 (with prestige hallmarks imitating a London letter-date “J”, which, in fact, doesn’t exist) Dimensions Ø 56.2 mm.

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HKD 53,000 – 70,000 • CHF 6,500 – 8,500 • USD 6,900 – 9,000 Prestige hallmarks British hallmarks were sometimes faked or imitated, especially in the 18th and early 19th centuries when English watchmaking enjoyed a reputation as the finest there was. Marks looking like British hallmarks were out into watchcases to lead people to think that a watch was of English make. Sometimes pseudo ‘‘hallmarks’’, marks that were meant to look somewhat like hallmarks without trying to be out-and-out fake hallmarks, were stamped in order to make a case look more impressive.

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Bovet Pendant-watch with centre-seconds, made for the Chinese market; gilded silver, enamel and pearls

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Gilded silver, enamel and pearl-set, open-face, key-winding, roundshaped, pendant-watch, with centre-seconds, made for the Chinese market.

Case-back with polychrome painting on enamel, by an unidentified workshop, showing a large Spring bouquet of flowers; fluted case-band; bezels, pendant and bow set with half-pearls.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

Movement 12’’’, gilded brass, Chinese calibre, free-standing going barrel, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance and blued steel flat hairspring, index regulator.

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Bovet, Geneva and Fleurier (Val-de-Travers) circa 1860-1880 No. 22 12’’’, cylinder escapement unnumbered Ø 33.1 mm. dial and case -

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HKD 33,000 – 70,000 • CHF 4,000 – 8,500 • USD 4,200 – 9,000

This watch is part of a small production of the Bovet workshops dating from the 1860-1880’s, of which we know a few examples decorated with enamel paintings showing scenes of genre or bouquets of flowers.

These pendant-watches are in fact much rarer than the pocket watches of the same period.

Antiquorum has sold only ten of these watches over the past 30 years, two of which were from the collection of Lord Michael Graham Ruddock Sandberg (1927-2017), Baron Sandberg, CBE, Hong Kong and London.

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Léo Juvet Pair of pocket watches with centre-seconds, made for the Chinese market, special 24-hour horometrical dials; silver Silver, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pair of pocket watches with centre-seconds, made for the Chinese market.

White enamel 24-hour dials with Chinese zodiac characters; blued steel “Spade” hands.

21’’’, gilded brass, engraved Chinese-style, going barrel, lateral equilibrated lever escapement, compensated balance with gold poising screws and steel flat hairspring index regulator.

Léo Juvet, Fleurier (Val-de-Travers) and Shanghai circa 1890-1910 unnumbered Calibre 21’’’, lateral equilibrated lever escapement Case No. 224 882 and No. 224 898 (with prestige hallmarks) Dimensions Ø 55.2 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories riginal fitted box; one winding-key, one additional mainspring Brand Model Year Reference Movement

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HKD 64,000 – 80,000 • CHF 8,000 – 10,000 • USD 8,500 – 10,600 Similar watches are published in the following books:

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• Saussure, Léopold de, “L’Horométrie et le système cosmologique des chinois” (pp.

1-18), in Chapuis, Alfred (with the collaboration of Loup, Gustave), La montre chinoise, Relations de l’Horlogerie suisse avec la Chine, Paris and Neuchâtel, Editions Attinger Frères, 1919 (XIII-272 pp.), p. 5, fig. 5-10

• Tellier, Arnaud, & Didier, Mélanie, Le Miroir de la séduction, Prestigieuses paires de montres « chinoises » – The Mirror of Seduction, Prestigious pairs of “Chinese” Watches, Geneva, Patek Philippe Museum Editions, 2010 (172 pp.), pp. 140-141.

Léo Juvet Pair of small pocket watches with centre-seconds, made for the Chinese market; silver

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Silver, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pair of small pocket watches with centre-seconds, made for the Chinese market.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

14’’’, gilded brass, engraved Chinese-style, going barrel, lateral equilibrated lever escapement, monometallic balance (gilded brass) with gold poising screws and blued steel flat hairspring, index regulator.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Léo Juvet, Fleurier (Val-de-Travers) and Shanghai circa 1890-1910 unnumbered 14’’’, lateral equilibrated lever escapement Nos. 27 649 and 29 463 (with prestige hallmarks) Ø 39.8 mm. case original fitted box; two contemporary winding-keys, one additional main-spring, one additional glass

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HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,000 – 4,000 • USD 3,200 – 4,200

Léo Juvet Pair of small pocket watches with centre-seconds, made for the Chinese market; silver

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Silver, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pair of small pocket watches with centre-seconds, made for the Chinese market.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

14’’’, gilded brass, engraved Chinese-style, going barrel, lateral equilibrated lever escapement, monometallic balance (gilded brass) with gold poising screws and blued steel flat hairspring, index regulator.

Léo Juvet, Fleurier (Val-de-Travers) and Shanghai circa 1890-1910 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre 14’’’, lateral equilibrated lever escapement Case unnumbered Dimensions Ø 39.9 mm.

Signature case Accessories contemporary fitted box (by Juvet) Brand Model Year

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Charles Barbezat-Baillot for Levy Hermanos Heavy pocket watch, made for the Chinese market, minuterepeater, chronograph; 18K yellow gold, enamel and pearls 18K yellow gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, heavy pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and two horological complications: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the rectangular push-piece located on the case-band at 12 o’clock) • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single olive-shaped pushpiece located on the case-band at 2 o’clock) Cover and case-back Royal blue flinqué enamelled (translucent enamel over guilloché engine-turning) with a scene showing on each side a young woman accompanied by a young girl, on the cover, with flowers, on the background, playing music; bezels set with half-pearls.

Case-band engraved and blue enamelled in champlevé with decoration en taille d’épargne of frieze.

Cuvette (dome) engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut), on the border, with a dragon head.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals; blued steel “Spade” hands.

20’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, compensated balance and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; repeater work.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle retailed by Levy Hermanos, Hong Kong circa 1900-1910 No. 22 067 20’’’, lever escapement No. 83 676 Ø 53 mm. cuvette (dome) copies of the invention patents

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HKD 144,000 – 192,000 • CHF 18,000 – 24,000 • USD 19,100 – 25,400 Levy Hermanos, Hong Kong The Philippines watchmaker company “Levy Hermanos” (Levy Brothers) was founded by Adolphe (or Adolf or Adolfo; 1849-1888), Charles (1854-1899) and Raphaël (or Rafael; 1858-1928). They are the sons of Nathan “Moïse” Lévy (1813-1892), merchant, and Louise Blum (1819-1895).

During the Franco-German War of 1870 the brothers fled from their native village of Marckolsheim in Alsace (Bas-Rhin) to Iloilo, Western Visayas, in the Philippines, via San Francisco in California.

They were among the first Jewish families in the Philippines when they arrived in 1873.

Adolphe Lévy died in Manilla on June 13, 1888, of cholera.

Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 334, delivered on January 8, 1889, to Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle, for a “Perfectionnements apportés à la construction des mécanismes de répétition pour montres de poche de toutes dimensions” (Improvements to the construction of the mechanisms of repetition for pocket watches of all sizes); this patent includes in particular the silent centrifugal force regulator to regulate the speed of the repetition mechanism.

Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 13 244, delivered on November 18, 1896, to Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle, for a “Poussette pour montres” (Push-piece for watches).

Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle The company “C. Barbezat-Baillot” was founded by Charles Barbezat-Baillot (1847-1938). He was the elder brother of Henri Barbezat-Bôle (1851-1921), the founder of “H. Barbezat-Bôle S.A., Le Locle”.

Charles Barbezat-Baillot is the holder of many invention patents related to watchmaking and registers numerous Swiss trademarks: “Trusty”, “Le Phare”, “Dixi”, “Fix Watch Co.”, etc.

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At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, the company was active in Manilla, Singapore, Paris, and have a Hong Kong branch at 10 Queen’s Road, Central. Over the years the company opened branches in Shanghai, Tientsin, Port Arthur, Kharbin and Bombay.

Armand Levy was the manager of the Hong Kong branch, and E. Levy, J. Weill and Albert Weill were watchmakers. Armand Levy resided at 61 Wyndham Street and Albert Weill at Stillingflete, 4 Peak Road.

They markets fine quality watches from various houses in the Neuchâtel mountains: • Maurice Ditisheim, La Chaux-de-Fonds (serial numbers around 10 600), some with enamels attributable to Louis Rosselet (see: Chapuis, Alfred, La Montre Chinoise, 1919, p. 249).

• Charles Barbezat-Baillot, Le Locle (serial numbers around 83 600).

They are also the official sole agents for Patek, Philippe & Co., Geneva, the Roskopf watches, and later for Omega, Bienne / Biel. If they traded in watches and instruments (barometers, thermometers, etc.) they also sale bicycles and automobiles.

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Unsigned Small pocket watch, made for the Chinese market, centreseconds, minute-repeater; 18K yellow gold, enamel and pearls 18K yellow gold, open face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, small pocket watch, with centre-seconds and one horological complications: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide located on the case-band at 3 o’clock) Case-back red flinqué enamelled (translucent enamel over guilloché engine-turning) with, in the centre, a scene showing a young woman spinning her distaff with Cupid at her feet; bezels set with half-pearls.

Case-band engraved and red enamelled in champlevé with decoration en taille d’épargne of a Greek frieze.

Cuvette (dome) engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut), with the technical specifications.

White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals and gold “paillons” décor; blued steel “Spade” hands.

15’’’, gilded brass, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, compensated balance and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; repeater work.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

unsigned, Neuchâtel mountains circa 1890-1900 No. 40 224 15’’’, lever escapement No. 40 224 Ø 42.3 mm.

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HKD 144,000 – 192,000 • CHF 18,000 – 24,000 • USD 19,100 – 25,400 It is extremely rare to find a watch with horological complication from this period, made for the Chinese market, with a centre-seconds mechanism, here built in an indirect way.

The dial’s counter-enamel is stamped “Fritz Voegeli & Cie / Chaux-de-Fonds”. Enamel dial manufacturer in La Chaux-de-Fonds (6, rue de la Loge); from the 1880’s, he also made luminous dials.

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78 Unsigned Coleopterous beetle form-watch; 18K yellow gold, enamel, diamonds and rubies 18K yellow gold, enamel, diamond-set and ruby-set, keyless-winding, form-watch in the shape of a green coleopterous beetle with concealed dial; the wings and the head set with nine rose-cut diamonds and the eyes with two rubies.

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unsigned, Geneva circa 1880-1890 unnumbered 24 x 20 mm., oval-shaped, gilded brass, going barrel, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring unnumbered 49 x 20 x 15 mm. (when is close) -

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HKD 70,000 – 120,000 • CHF 8,500 – 14,600 • USD 9,100 – 15,600 To be sold without reserve 86

Beetle Form-watches This kind of fancy watches (“montres de fantaisie”), created from the 1870’s mainly in Geneva, were particularly fashionable at the time of the 1889 Paris Universal Exhibition.

As the collections of the Forbidden City of Beijing show, they were also exported to the Chinese market.

Similar watches • Beijing, Imperial Palace Collections Bibliography • Timepieces in the Imperial Palace, Classics of the Forbidden City, Beijing, The Palace Museum Edition, The Forbidden City Publishing House, 2008.

• Chapuis, Alfred (with the collaboration of Loup, Gustave), La montre chinoise, Relations de l’Horlogerie suisse avec la Chine, Paris and Neuchâtel, Editions Attinger Frères, 1919 (XIII-272 pp.), p. 233.

79 Paul Ditisheim Patented ring-watch; 18K yellow gold, enamel and pearls

18K yellow gold, enamel and pear-set, half hunting-case, keylesswinding, form-watch in the shape of a ring, with expandable circle (or “ring body”).

White enamel dial with radial Roman numeral.

Royal blue flinqué enamel (translucent enamel over guilloché engineturning) cover with radial Roman numerals, set on the border with 31 half-pearls.

7’’’, rhodium-plated, going barrel, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance (gilded brass) and blued steel flat hairspring, index regulator.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Paul Ditisheim, La Chaux-de-Fonds circa 1905-1915 unnumbered 7’’’, cylinder escapement, “Grand Prix Paris 1900” No. 34 197 Ø 19.5 mm. fitted box

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HKD 30,000 – 50,000 • CHF 3,700 – 6,100 • USD 3,900 – 6,500 To be sold without reserve

Case based on the Swiss invention patent No. 35 123, delivered on December 5, 1905, to Paul Ditisheim, La Chaux-de-Fonds, for a “Montre-bague” (Ring-watch), with the ring intended to be worn on the finger is expandable, and, with a protective cover for the glass.

Even if this object is not signed, it can be formally given to Paul Ditisheim thanks to the mention “Grand Prix / Paris 1900” stamped on the barrel-bridge of the movement and the mention of the Swiss invention patent engraved inside the case.

For further information and the biography of Paul Ditisheim (1868-1945), please refer to the next lot of this auction.

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Paul Ditisheim Decorative dress-watch; 18K yellow gold and enamel 18K yellow gold and enamel, hunting-case, keyless-winding, roundshaped, heavy dress-watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Case-back and cover painted on enamel on gold by an unidentified artist, monogrammed “E.V.” and dated 1918, showing, on the caseback, a sea-side landscape, and, on the cover, a group of six gorgeous, fleshy girls bathing naked in a cove by the sea in the setting sun; fluted case-band; bezels chiselled with friezes.

Gold colour dial with suspended “Breguet” numerals. Blued steel “Breguet” hands.

16’’’, rhodium-plated, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator; inside a gilded metal circle.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Paul Ditisheim, La Chaux-de-Fonds circa 1918 unnumbered 17’’’, lever escapement, “Grand Prix Paris 1900” No. 1 918 Ø 53 mm.

“E.V.” (painting on enamel) original fitted box

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HKD 152,000 – 192,000 • CHF 19,000 – 42,000 • USD 20,100 – 25,400 Even if this watch is not signed, it can certainly be donated to the Paul Ditisheim House in La Chaux-de-Fonds, thanks to the “Grand Prix / Paris 1900” mark stamped on the barrel-bridge of the movement; this Manufacture awarded the highest distinction at the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1900. During this event, other houses such a s Omega, Longines and Zenith received the same medal, but the “Grand Prix / Paris 1900” mark was then used only on Paul Ditisheim movements; the other houses engraved it on the watch’s cuvette (dome) or specified it on their boxes, certificates and others papers.

Like many manufacturers of the time, Paul Ditisheim produced a lot of watches that were not signed because they were intended for foreign retailers who, for commercial reasons, preferred to put their own name on them. The best-known example is the production of Patek Philippe for Tiffany & Co., New York.

Another concrete example is the previous lot of this auction, an unsigned ring-watch, which bears the same mark “Grand Prix / Paris 1900” but also the mention of the Swiss patent granted to Paul Ditisheim for the invention of this specific ring-watch.

The enamel paintings, one of which is signed and dated “E. V. / 1918” can be attributed to a pupil or craftsman who was trained at the La Chaux-de-Fonds School of Art, under the guidance of Professor Albert Kocher (1873-1958). He taught the difficult art of enamel painting for almost 20 years. He was a member of the artistic group “Le Cercle du Sapin”, with Charles L’Eplattenier (1874-1946), Swiss painter, architect, sculptor and decorator, specialising in the field of Art Nouveau.

Ditisheim, Paul La Chaux-de-Fonds, October 28, 1868 – Geneva, February 7, 1945 After early training in Switzerland, he studied in Berlin and Paris, arriving in England in 1891, where he worked as a technician at the Rotherham factory in Coventry. He started his own manufacture at La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1892, specialising in very high precision watches and jewelled watches. Success in both spheres followed rapidly, and he won many honours for adjusted watches, especially at the Neuchâtel and Kew Observatories.

He designed and patented his own compensation balance (Swiss invention patent No. 98 234), developed a new oil with remarkable stability, and was known for his superior skills in adjusting, skills that won him many prizes and honours.

He collaborated with Dr. Ch. E. Guillaume (1861-1938) in the use of both the Guillaume “integral” balance and the Elinvar-type of auto-compensating balance spring. He also contributed many papers to scientific and horological journals, and was associated with Dr. Paul Woog, an oil chemist, in the development of Chronax oils.

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Charles Oudin Giant eight-day going carriage-clock, quarter-repeater, Grande et Petite Sonnerie, “Westminster Quarters” carillon, alarm; “Anglaise Riche”, Limoges-style décor; gilded brass and enamel Gilded brass, key-winding, vertical rectangular-shape, eight-day going, “Westminster Quarters” carillon giant carriage-clock, with four horological complications: • Quarter-repeater on four gongs via four hammers (so-called “Westminster Quarters” or chimes of “Big Ben”) • “Grande Sonnerie” • “ Petite Sonnerie” … with three position selection lever (“Grande Sonnerie”, “Petite Sonnerie” and “Silence”) in the base • Alarm on a further gong via a further hammer (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) “Anglaise Riche” case with Corinthian columns and Limoges-style enamel side panels painted en grisaille, showing probably Diane de Poitiers Charles Oudin, Paris probably made by Alfred Baveux, Saint-Nicolasd’Aliermont, near Dieppe, Seine-Maritime Year circa 1880-1900 Reference Movement No. 2 769 Calibre 100 x 80 mm. (ebauche No. 3 882 stamped “A B” on the inside of the back plate, probably by Alfred Baveux), high quality plat-form escapement with straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, à moustaches, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel flat hairspring, index regulator Case unnumbered Dimensions 178 x 105 x 93 mm. (with the handle) Signature dial (by the retailer) and movement (by the maker) Accessories gilded brass winding-key Brand Model

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HKD 78,000 – 104,000 • CHF 9,500 – 12,700 • USD 10,100 – 13,400

Westminster Quarters The so-called “Westminster Quarters”, familiar to everyone as the chimes of “Big Ben”, are more properly termed “Cambridge Quarters”. This familiar sequence is supposed to have been composed by Dr. Crotch in 1780, based upon an air by Georg Friedrich Handel (fifth and sixth measures of the air of “I Know that my Redeemer Liveth” from the “Messiah”). Lord Grimthorpe heard the chimes of Great St. Mary’s in Cambridge and adopted them for the Great Clock at Westminster.

Westminster Chimes play a 20-chime sequence, on four gongs or bells, with hours struck on their own gong or bell. It is based on a complicated mechanism, believed to have been originally invented by someone with initials “A B”, which are generally found punched inside the back plate on “Westminster Quarters” carriage clocks known. It has been speculated that either Alfred Baveux (1846-1891), Saint-Nicolas-d’Aliermont, near Dieppe, Seine-Maritime, or the company of Achille Brocot (1817-1878), Paris, is behind the mysterious “A B” monogram. The model with bells can be the creation of Victor Reclus, Paris.

Carriage clocks having “Westminster Quarters” are exceedingly rare. They are really a more expensive variant of Grande and Petite Sonnerie. Around twenty are known today, built in three mains variants, with carillon of gongs or carillon of bells. They were retailed by famous watchmakers, such as Breguet, Ecalle, Le Roy, Oudin, Rodanet and Sandoz in Paris, Hausmann in Rome, Capt in Geneva, but also Caldwell in Philadelphia and Hall, Nicoll & Granberry in New York.

Bibliography • Allix, Charles, & Bonnert, Peter, Carriage Clocks, Their History and Developement, Antique Collectors’ Club, 1974, pp. 196-197.

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L’Epée for Garrard Eight-day going carriage-clock, hours and half-hours striking, alarm; limited production with “cloisonné” décor and tourbillon regulator; gilded brass and enamel Gilded brass and polychrome “champlevé” enamel imitating the “cloisonné”-work, key-winding, vertical rectangular-shape, eight-day going, carriage-clock, with three horological complications: • Hours and half-hour striking on one gong • Quarter-repeater • Alarm on the same gong via the same hammer (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) “Anglaise Riche” case with Corinthian columns, décor depicting scrolling folliage.

L’Epée, Saint-Suzanne (France) made for Garrard, London circa 1990 Reference 4502 Movement No. 31 Calibre 100 x 80 mm., plat-form lever escapement with skeleton and engraved one-minute tourbillon regulator (No. 31) Case No. 83 Dimensions 153 x 100 x 91 mm. (without the handle) Signature dial and movement Accessories gilded brass winding-key Brand Model Year

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HKD 70,000 – 87,000 • CHF 8,500 – 10,600 • USD 9,000 – 11,200 L’Epée, Sainte-Suzanne The company L’Epée was founded in 1839 by Auguste L’Epée (1798-1875) in SainteSuzanne in France, a village near Besançon (Doubs department). It began by manufacturing horological products and music boxes. From 1850 onwards, the manufactory began to produce escapement platforms for clocks and carriage clocks and obtained several patents.

Later, L’Epée manufactures complete carriage clocks which become its specialty. For some years now, L’Epée has been established in Switzerland, in Delémont (canton of Jura), and produces very contemporary clocks.

Carriage clocks with tourbillon regulators are very rare; L’Epee made this model in a limited series in the 1980-1990’s. The present clock is particularly attractive, presented in polychrome “champlevé” enamel decorated case imitating the “cloisonné”-work, with, in plus, a skeleton and engraved plat-form escapement.

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André-Romain Guilmet 8-day going, “Industrial” clock; gilded bronze, silvered bronze and black marble

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Gilded bronze, silvered bronze and black marble, 8-day going, keywinding, “industrial” automata clock, in the shape of a lighthouse, with hour and half-hour striking on a gong.

Movement, brass, square Paris-type, with two going barrels, anchor escapement and inverted fork that drives a tube in the centre of the clock case – in fact, the pendulum – on which is fixed the lantern of the lighthouse giving the impression that it turns through a set of mirrors.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement

André-Romain Guilmet (GLT), Paris circa 1890 No. 1 051 (probably by Japy Frères, Beaucourt, near Belfort, France) Calibre anchor escapement Case unnumbered Dimensions 66 x 30 x 21 cm. (approx.) / Weight 14 Kg. (approx.)

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HKD 30,000 – 35,000 • CHF 3,700 – 4,300 • USD 3,900 – 4,500 To be sold without reserve

Industrial clocks These timekeepers are so-called “industrial” clocks, due to the fact that their forms are inspired by the technology of their period: bicycle, automobile, locomotive, battleship, ships wheel Bollard, airplane, steam-hammer engine (with matching pair of candelabra designed as “Press Rollers”), hydraulic double-piston pump, printing-press, waterwheel and weather station, lighthouse, windmill with rotating sails, etc.

Their animation reproduces the real-life action of the objects they represent. Some of them were fitted with barometer, thermometer, etc.

They were mostly produced in France from the end of the 19th century until the First World War, using the classic Paris-type movement often produced by Japy in Beaucourt (Territoire de Belfort, France).

Guilmet, Antoine (1827-1892), Paris Antoine-Romain Philéas Guilmet of Paris – an obsessive inventor who took out many patents for designs, both horological and others – produces another lighthouse clock model of roundshaped (H. 60 cm. / Ø 22 cm.), also with revolving light at the top.

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Attributable to Raymy’s Singing-bird box with watch; silvered metal and enamel Silvered metal and enamel, key-winding, horizontal singing-bird box, with keyless-winding watch movement mounted in the front.

Rectangular box with engraved and silvered mounts, framing, on all sides, red flinqué enamel (translucent enamel over guilloché engineturning) panels, standing on four small silver ball feet; oval cover of the bird, chiselled and engraved, “repoussé”-work, with a scene depicting a couple struggling together on a bench surrounded by birds; on the right side of the cabinet, pull to start the bird mechanism.

Singing-bird mechanism, rectangular (95 x 45 mm.), brass, going barrel, bellows and cams; the revolving bird with moving wings, beak and tail, controlled by two cams mounted beneath the barrel wheel (winding by key, under the box).

Watch movement, 10’’’ ½, oval, lever escapement, 3 adjustments (winding and winding by crown, under the box).

Silvered oval dial with revolving radial Arabic numerals, gilded centre; blued steel “Spade” hands. unsigned, attributable to Raymy’s Watch Fy, by Raymond Braun, Geneva Model Year circa 1920-1930 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre rectangular (90 x 48 mm.) brass Case unnumbered Dimensions 50 x 105 x 55 mm.

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HKD 70,000 – 90,000 • CHF 8,500 –11,000 • USD 9,000 – 11,600 When the mechanism of this singing bird box is activated, the oval lid opens automatically and the bird appears, pivoting from side to side, flapping its wings, moving its tail, opening and closing its beak; when it stops singing, after his performance, it falls backwards, goes through the grille, and then the lid closes. This mechanical marvel is obtained by means of a small bellows mechanism providing air to a variable whistle, itself actioned by a system of cams and levers whose driving force is generated by a barrel spring.

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Attributable to Karl Griesbaum Singing-bird box; gilded metal and enamel Gilded metal, key-winding, horizontal singing-bird box.

Rectangular box enamelled with Swiss landscapes; on the front, the Tellskapelle (chapel of Wilhelm Tell) and the Vierwaldstättersee (Lake Lucerne); on the reverse, the Chillon Castle (Geneva Lake); oval cover of the bird decorated en suite with a view of Geneva, the passerelle des Bergues (Bergues Bridge) and the Ile Rousseau (Rousseau island and park). unsigned, attributable to Karl Griesbaum, Triberg (Black Forest) circa 1920 unnumbered rectangular (90 x 55 mm.) brass, going barrel, bellows and cams; the revolving bird with moving wings, beak and tail, controlled by two cams mounted beneath the barrel wheel Case unnumbered (stamped “E B”) Dimensions 55 x 105 x 65 mm.

Signature Accessories later fitted box, brass winding-key (in the shape of a bird) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

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HKD 40,000 – 56,000 • CHF 5,000 – 7,000 • USD 5,300 – 7,400 Griesbaum, Karl (1872-1941) The firm Griesbaum was founded in 1905 in Germany, in the Black Forest, in Triberg (BadenWurttemberg), by Karl Griesbaum (1872-1941). He is the son of Mathias Griesbaum, a clockmaker. He began working as a micro-mechanic in the basement of his home. He has five children who will work with him: Mathias (1902-1974), Amalia, Helena, Caroline and Karl Joseph (b.1916). Mathias studied clockmaking in Furtwangen, pursued commercial studies in Karlsruhe, as well as in Switzerland. The most typical items of the Griesbaum House are probably their snuff-boxes with a singing bird, particularly those made in a style reminiscent of the traditional German silversmiths of earlier centuries, but also their boxes with two singing birds and those serving as boxes for cigarettes.

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Attributable to Karl Griesbaum Double singing-bird box; silver Silver (0.925), key-winding, horizontal double singing-bird box; the two birds talking to each other.

Rectangular box chiselled and engraved with floral motif and foliages; oval covers of the birds decorated en suite with a couple of doves. unsigned, attributable to Karl Griesbaum, Triberg (Black Forest) Model circa 1920-1940 Year Reference unnumbered Movement rectangular (150 x 60 mm.) brass, going barrel, bellows Calibre and cams; the revolving birds with moving wings, beak and tail, controlled by two cams mounted beneath the barrel wheel unnumbered Case Dimensions 55 x 170 x 95 mm.

Signature Accessories silver winding-key (in the shape of a bird) Brand

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HKD 40,000 – 48,000 • CHF 5,000 – 6,000 • USD 5,300 – 6,400 Griesbaum, Karl (1872-1941) The firm Griesbaum was founded in 1905 in Germany, in the Black Forest, in Triberg (BadenWurttemberg), by Karl Griesbaum (1872-1941). He is the son of Mathias Griesbaum, a clockmaker. He began working as a micro-mechanic in the basement of his home. He has five children who will work with him: Mathias (1902-1974), Amalia, Helena, Caroline and Karl Joseph (b.1916). Mathias studied clockmaking in Furtwangen, pursued commercial studies in Karlsruhe, as well as in Switzerland. The most typical items of the Griesbaum House are probably their snuff-boxes with a singing bird, particularly those made in a style reminiscent of the traditional German silversmiths of earlier centuries, but also their boxes with two singing birds and those serving as boxes for cigarettes.

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Attributable to Karl Griesbaum Singing-bird cage; silver and enamel

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Silver (0.95) and enamel, key-winding, singing-bird box in the shape of a cage.

Rectangular cage with cut corners, chiselled and engraved with floral motif, foliages and masks, corners set with green hard stones; inside the cage, a branch on which rests two birds decorated with feathers identical to those of the automaton, and, some enamelled leaves. unsigned, attributable to Karl Griesbaum, Triberg (Black Forest) circa 1900-1920 unnumbered rectangular (110 x 80 mm.) brass, going barrel, bellows and cams; the revolving bird with moving wings, beak and tail, controlled by two cams mounted beneath the barrel wheel Case unnumbered (stamped “J L S”) Dimensions 230 x 125 x 100 mm.

Signature Accessories silver winding-key (in the shape of a bird) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

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C 3 D - M 3*

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HKD 64,000 – 80,000 • CHF 8,000 – 10,000 • USD 8,500 – 10,600 Griesbaum, Karl (1872-1941) The firm Griesbaum was founded in 1905 in Germany, in the Black Forest, in Triberg (BadenWurttemberg), by Karl Griesbaum (1872-1941). He is the son of Mathias Griesbaum, a clockmaker. He began working as a micro-mechanic in the basement of his home. He has five children who will work with him: Mathias (1902-1974), Amalia, Helena, Caroline and Karl Joseph (b.1916). Mathias studied clockmaking in Fürtwangen, pursued commercial studies in Karlsruhe, as well as in Switzerland. The most typical items of the Griesbaum House are probably their snuff-boxes with a singing bird, particularly those made in a style reminiscent of the traditional German silversmiths of earlier centuries, but also their boxes with two singing birds and those serving as boxes for cigarettes.

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Unsigned 8-day going pre-Art Deco desk clock, hour and half-hour striking, automaton Jacks; silvered metal and enamel Silvered metal and enamel, open-face, keyless-winding, squareshaped, pre-Art Deco, 8-day going, desk clock, with one horological complication: • Hour and half hour striking on one steel gong Chiselled and engraved frame; on the reverse, circular case-back with a small glass aperture to see the balance; cast hinged easel stand with shell decoration. Beige flinqué enamel (translucent enamel over guilloché engine-turning) fausse-plaque (false-plate), with white enamel ring dial with suspended Breguet numerals; elaborate blued steel hands; in the centre, silvered, chiselled and engraved automaton figures, on each side, with a cupid underneath, all seeming to strike the bells as the clock chimes. Movement, nickel-plated, two going barrels, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

unsigned, Switzerland circa 1910 unnumbered lever escapement No. 17 707 116 x 116 mm.

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HKD 22,000 – 26,000 • CHF 2,700 – 3,200 • USD 2,800 – 3,300

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Unsigned Pocket watch; silver Silver, open-face, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6. White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals.

Case-back guilloché (engine-turned) with, in the centre, a lion.

Brand unsigned Model Year circa 1880 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre 18’’’, cylinder escapement Case No. 12 551 (by “U A V”) Dimensions Ø 48 mm.

Signature Accessories later fitted box (signed Carl Rehn, Landau in der Pfalz, Rhineland-Palatinate (Germany) – Union Horlogère), silver chain, silver winding-key representing a British “Bobby” policeman Elegance F Rarity R

C 3-71 D 3-01-03 M 3*

HKD 6,000 – 9,000 • CHF 730 – 1,100 • USD 780 – 1,200 To be sold without reserve 98

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Waltham “P. S. Bartlett” grade watch; “1908” model; 9K yellow gold

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9K yellow gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch. White enamel dial with radial Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds at 6 (fitted in an English case).

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case

Dimensions Signature Accessories

Waltham (American Waltham Watch Co.), Waltham, Massachusetts (U.S.A.) made for the English market circa 1924-1925 No. 24 610 089 size 16, grade “P. S. Bartlett”, “1908” model, nickel finish, 17 jewels, adjusted No. 322 312 (by “A.L.D”, Birmingham or Coventry; with Birmingham letter-date for 1925) Ø 49 mm. case, dial and movement heavy 9K pink gold chain (43 gr.)

Elegance F Rarity R

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C 3 D 3-8-01 M 3*

HKD 5,000 – 10,000 • CHF 600 – 1,200 • USD 650 – 1,300 The movement used in this watch was produced at 106 099 examples.

Unsigned Pocket watch movement, dead independent seconds

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Gilded metal, open-face, keyless-winding, octagonal-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and two horological complications: • Dead independent seconds (exterior graduation with central hand; activated by the single push-piece located at 11 o’clock) • Two barrels with differential gears and bidirectional-winding inspired

by Sylvain Mairet’s (1805-1890) works (1850 / 1855) Later case; case-back polished; white enamel dial with radial Roman numerals. Movement 18’’’, gilded brass, with two going barrels, gold wheel train, straight-line equilibrated lever escapement, compensated balance with gold poising screws and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

unsigned, probably Vallée de Joux circa 1890 unnumbered 18’’’, lever escapement unnumbered Ø 56 mm.

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C 3-23 D 3-01 M 3*

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HKD 8,000 – 15,000 • CHF 1,000 – 1,800 • USD 1,050 – 1,950 This movement was probably made in the Vallée de Joux, in a workshop of the level of those of: • Louis-Elisée Piguet (1836-1924), Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux); • Emile-Victorin Piguet (1850-1937), Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux).

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A collection of Masonic watches The following collection of Masonic watches has been assembled by a European collector during these last decades. The pieces we present in this sale represent the second part of this collection; the first part having been sold on October 27 last.

These watches are rare items to find, particularly in good condition.

You will find interesting watches dating from the late part of the 18th century to the end of the 20th century, manufactured in Great-Britain, France, Switzerland and U.S.A., at attractive prices according to the wishes of the owner.

The term “Freemasonry” refers to a set of selective spaces of sociability, whose members are recruited by co-optation and practice of initiation rites referring to a Masonic secret and the art of building.

It is through the World of many associations, mainly philosophical and philanthropic, that wish to work for the progress of Humanity.

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Farine & Racle Masonic watch, cock with Masonic emblems; silver

Silver, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch. Cock with Masonic emblems: in the foreground, the steps leading to the Temple Door, the Mosaic Pavement, the Columns surmounted by Grenades, the Compass, the Square, perpendicular, Level, Cubic Stone, Mallet, Stars and Acacia Branches.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case

Dimensions Signature Accessories

Farine & Racle, Paris circa 1770 (movement) and circa 1800 (dial and case) No. 293 18’’’, verge escapement, pierced and engraved gilded continental cock with Masonic emblems No. 14 637 (by “P 1”, probably Switzerland; with French control hallmark circa 1825 Ø 52.6 mm. movement -

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C 3-6-23 D 3-23-71-04 M 3*

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HKD 2,400 – 4,000 • CHF 300 – 500 • USD 320 – 530 Pendant of the case stamped with the «écrevisse” (crayfish) hallmark, first used for the “recense” (inventory) of the horological works of foreign origin, from April 1st, 1821, to May 1st, 1822. This stamp was then use for the silver horology between April 1st, 1822, and May 9, 1838.

Farine & Racle, Paris Jean-Baptiste Farine was received as a master in the guild of watchmakers in Paris probably around 1767. He is still quoted in 1773. He is associated with Barthélémy Racle, himself received master in 1770. The latter is mentioned in Paris, rue Colombier (1770), Cour du Prince (1772) and Abbaye Saint-Germain (1777-1780).

Their signatures can be found on a “Louis XV” watch from the Jubinal de Saint-Albin Collection.

A man named Jean-Jacques Racle was mentioned in Neuveville, near Pontarlier in the Doubs (East of France) in 1783.

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Grierson & Murray Masonic watch, dial with Masonic emblems; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, pair-cased, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch.

Later white enamel dial with Masonic emblems.

Brand Grierson & Murray, Glasgow Model Year circa 1819 Reference Movement No. 3 909 Calibre 18’’’, verge escapement, pierced and engraved gilded English cock Case unnumbered (by Charles Muston, London; with London letter-date for 1819-1820) Dimensions inner-case Ø 45.6 mm. / outer-case Ø 51 mm.

Signature movement Accessories Elegance F Rarity R

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C 3 D 3-22-77-01 M 3*

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100

Richard Kevitt Masonic watch, dial with Masonic emblems; silver

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Silver, pair-cased, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch. White enamel dial with Masonic emblems (working tools of the various degrees of Freemasonry); clockwise: Eye of Providence, Crescent Moon with Seven Stars, Candlestick, Three Tents, Skull, Lamb, Noah’s Ark surmounted by a Dove (representing the Holy Spirit), Sun, and, in the centre, the Temple of Solomon with the sentence “God be Our Guide”.

Brand Richard Kevitt (or Richmond Kewitt), London Model Year circa 1830 Reference Movement No. 3 844 Calibre 20’’’, verge escapement, pierced and engraved gilded

English cock Case unnumbered (by James Heales (late Howard), Coventry; with Birmingham letter-date for 1830-1831) Dimensions inner-case Ø 50.6 mm. / outer-case Ø 57.6 mm.

Signature movement Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-70-01 M 3*

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HKD 3,200 – 7,200 • CHF 400 – 900 • USD 430 – 960 Case-back of the inner-case engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with the cypher “J S B”.

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Kenning Masonic watch, dial with Masonic emblems; silver

Silver, key-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6. White enamel dial with Masonic emblems (working tools of the various degrees of Freemasonry); clockwise: Eye of Providence, Rule Level, Arrows, Dove (representing the Holy Spirit), Spades, Star, Open Book, Cornucopia, Compass, Dove, Key, Level.

Brand Kenning, “Little Britain”, London Model made in Switzerland Year circa 1890 Reference Movement unnumbered (by Stauffer & Co., London and La Chauxde-Fonds) Calibre 18’’’, cylinder escapement Case No. 86 301 Dimensions Ø 47 mm.

Signature dial (by the retailer) and movement (by the manufacture) Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-6 D 3-77-01 M 3*

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HKD 1,600 – 2,400 • CHF 200 – 300 • USD 220 – 320

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Richard Barbezat Masonic watch, case with Masonic emblems; silver

Silver (0.800), open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, Art Nouveau pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6. Case-back decorated with different Masonic symbols: Eye of Providence, Square and Compass, Trowel, Mallet and Level. White enamel dial.

Brand Richard Barbezat, La Chaux-de-Fonds Model Year circa 1900 Reference Movement unnumbered, “Nadine” Calibre 19’’’, lever escapement Case No. 47 379 (by Huguenin Frères, Le Locle, Neuchâtel mountains) Dimensions Ø 52.1 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-6 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 1,600 – 3,200 • CHF 200 – 400 • USD 220 – 430

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Invar Masonic watch, case and dial with Masonic emblems; silver

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Silver (0.800), open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6. Case-back decorated with different Masonic symbols: two Columns surrounded by Crescent Moon and Sun, the entrance of the Temple with the Pelican at the threshold; on the left, the mound of Hiram, the Anker, on the right, the bridge of the Eastern Knight. In the upper part, the Eye of Providence, on the periphery, the motto “A LA GLOIRE DU GRAND ARCHITECTE DE L’UNIVERS” (To the Glory of the Great Architect of the Universe); all surrounded by the knotted rope adorned with hearts. White enamel dial with different Masonic symbols in place of the numerals (working tools of the various degrees of Freemasonry); clockwise: Eye of Providence, Ax and Stone, Crescent Moon, a column of the Temple of Solomon with the letter “B” (Boaz), Compass and Square, Trowel, Skull, Scythe, Level, a column of the Temple of Solomon with the letter “J” (Jachin), Sun, Scale and Key.

Brand Compagnie des Montres Invar, Achille S. Hirsch,

La Chaux-de-Fonds Model Year circa 1910 Reference Movement No. 262 674 Calibre 18’’’, lever escapement Case No. 207 784 Dimensions Ø 52.1 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

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HKD 3,200 – 4,800 • CHF 400 – 600 • USD 430 – 640

Tavannes Masonic watch, square-shaped case with a Masonic emblem; silver

Silver (0.875), open-face, keyless-winding, square-shaped with rounded corners, Art Deco pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Case-back with applied Masonic symbol: Letter “G” (God, Gnose or Geometry) inside Square and Compass. Silver colour dial.

Brand Tavannes Watch Co., Tavannes (Jura bernois) Model Year circa 1920-1930 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre 16’’’ ½, lever escapement Case No. 722 379 (by Huguenin Frères, Le Locle, Neuchâtel mountains) Dimensions 60.5 (with bow) x 46.8 mm.

Signature dial Accessories Elegance F Rarity R

C 3-6 D 3-6-01 M 3-6*

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HKD 1,600 – 3,200 • CHF 200 – 400 • USD 220 – 430 103

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Unsigned Masonic watch, triangular-shaped case with Masonic emblems; gun-metal Gun-metal, open-face, keyless-winding, triangular-shaped, small pocket watch. Case-back engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with a gilded Masonic emblem: Star inside Square and Compass; the front and the reverse of the case gilded painted with Masonic emblems: Eye of Providence, Trowel and Mallet. White enamel dial Brand unsigned, probably Paris Model Year circa 1870-1880 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre 10’’’, cylinder escapement Case No. 90 007 (illegible master mark, “HR”, probably Paris) Dimensions 48.2 mm. (with bow) x 45.5 mm.

Signature Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-6-15 D 3-01 M 3*

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HKD 3,200 – 5,600 • CHF 400 – 700 • USD 430 – 750

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Unsigned Masonic watch, triangular-shaped case with Masonic emblems or “pigpen”; gun-metal Gun-metal, open-face, keyless-winding, triangular-shaped, pocket watch. Band engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with Masonic numerals or “pigpen”, which are based on a mnemonic geometric construction.

White enamel dial.

Brand unsigned, probably Paris Model Year circa 1870-1880 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre 12’’’, cylinder escapement Case unnumbered Dimensions 71.9 mm. (with bow) x 57.2 mm.

Signature Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-6-15 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 6,400 – 12,000 • CHF 800 – 1,500 • USD 850 – 1,600

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Schwab & Brandt Masonic watch, triangular-shaped case and mother-of-pearl dial with Masonic emblems; silver

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Silver (0.925), open-face, keyless-winding, triangular-shaped with rounded corners, pocket watch. Case-back decorated with the Temple of Salomon with its two columns, Skull and others symbols, at the top, the Eye of Providence with the letter “G” (God, Gnose or Geometry); the bezel decorated with the Chain. Mother-of-pearl dial with the precept “Love your fellow man, lend him a helping hand” and different Masonic symbols in place of the numerals (working tools of the various degrees of Freemasonry); clockwise: Eye of Providence, Level, Crescent Moon, a column of the Temple of Solomon with the letter “J” (Jachin), Mallet, Compass and Rule Level, Skull, Ax and Stone, Square, a column of the Temple of Solomon with the letter “B” (Boaz), Sun, Trowel, and, at the top, the Holy Spirit.

Brand Schwab & Brandt, formerly Schwab Loeillet, Geneva Model made for the English market Year circa 1929-1930 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre 12’’’, lever escapement, 3 adjustments Case No. 2 843 (by “G S”; with London import marks for 19291930) Dimensions 62 mm. (with bow) x 51.3 mm.

Signature movement Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-6-11 D 3-01 M 3*

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HKD 5,600 – 9,600 • CHF 700 – 1,200 • USD 750 – 1,300 Watch based on designs registered in 1924 by Théophile Schwab Loeillet, Geneva (22, rue du Mont-Blanc), in: • Switzerland: No. 18 195, No. 25 265, No. 34 864 and No. 36 889; •France: No. 509; •Great Britain: No. 713 821; •U.S.A.: No. 66 542 (February 3, 1925; filed June 2, 1924; for a term of 14 years).

It’s seems that a maximum of 1 800 to 2 000 examples were produced, some by Holy Frères, Saint-Imier (Bernese Jura), some by Huguenin Frères, Le Locle (Neuchâtel mountains); these two companies being at the time the main ones in the field of the manufacture of stamped watch cases.

102 Théophile Schwab Loeillet 8-day going masonic miniature desk-clock, triangular-shaped case and mother-of-pearl dial with Masonic emblems; silver Silver (0.925), open-face, keyless-winding, triangular-shaped, miniature 8-day going desk-clock. Case-back decorated with the Temple of Salomon with its two columns and others symbols, at the top, the Eye of Providence with the letter “G” (God, Gnose or Geometry); the front, with a triangular-cut sapphire set on top and the chain; the sides also decorated with Masonic emblems. Mother-of-pearl dial with different Masonic symbols in place of the numerals (working tools of the various degrees of Freemasonry); clockwise: Eye of Providence, Level, Crescent Moon, a column of the Temple of Solomon with the letter “J” (Jachin), Mallet, Compass and Rule Level, Skull, Ax and Stone, Square, a column of the Temple of Solomon with the letter “B” (Boaz), Sun, Trowel, and, at the top, the Holy Spirit empor Watch & Co., Geneva, by Théophile Schwab T Loeillet, Geneva Model Year circa 1925-1930 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre 14’’’, lever escapement, 3 adjustments Case No. 173 (by Huguenin Frères, Le Locle (Neuchâtel mountains) Dimensions 56 x 63.8 x 17.8 mm.

Signature movement Accessories Brand

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C 3-6 D 3-71-01 M 3*

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HKD 12,000 – 20,000 • CHF 1,500 – 2,500 • USD 1,600 – 2,650

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Théophile Schwab Loeillet 8-day going masonic wallet-watch, triangular-shaped case and enamel dial with Masonic emblems; gilded and chromium-plated metal and leather Gilded and chromium-plated metal and leather, keyless-winding, triangular-shaped, 8-day going wallet-watch. The wallet decorated with, in the centre, the Eye of Providence, Square and Compass, below, the Temple of Salomon with its two columns surrounded by the letters “J” and “B”, at the top the letter “G” (God, Gnose or Geometry). White enamel dial with the precept “Love your fellow-man, lend him a helping hand” and different Masonic symbols in place of the numerals (working tools of the various degrees of Freemasonry); clockwise: Eye of Providence, Level, Crescent Moon, a column of the Temple of Solomon with the letter “J” (Jachin), Mallet, Compass and Rule Level, Skull, Ax and Stone, Square, a column of the Temple of Solomon with the letter “B” (Boaz), Sun, Trowel, and, at the top, the Holy Spirit. empor Watch & Co., Geneva, by Théophile Schwab T Loeillet, Geneva Model Year circa 1925-1930 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre 14’’’, lever escapement, 3 adjustments Case No. 120 740 / 30 Dimensions 104.5 x 113.4 x 21 mm.

Signature movement Accessories copy of the invention patent Brand

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HKD 4,000 – 6,400 • CHF 500 – 800 • USD 530 – 850

Hamilton Watch Co.

Case and dial based on the Swiss invention patent No. 100 509, delivered on August 1st, 1923, to Georges Schwab-Loeillet, Geneva, for a “Montre-Portefeuille” (Wallet-watch).

Masonic watch, case with Masonic décor; gold filled Gold filled, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6. Case-back engraved with Masonic motif composed of the Compass and Square, with inside the Sun, and the mentions “Carl F Degner” and “North Star Lodge No. 638 F&A.M. 1926”. White enamel dial with Arabic numerals.

Brand Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Pennsylvania (U.S.A.) Model Year 1925 Reference Movement 2 385 786 Calibre size 16, grade 974, model 2, class 5, Reed regulator, adjusted Case No. 5 326 945 (by Star Watch Case Co., Ludington, Michigan, U.S.A.) Dimensions Ø 50.6 mm.

Signature case, dial and movement Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-73-01 M 3*

HKD 1,600 – 3,200 • CHF 200 – 400 • USD 220 – 430 The movement used in this watch was produced at 315 084 examples.

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C 3-6* D 3-71 M 3*

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Elgin Watch Co. Masonic watch, case with Masonic décor; 14K gold filled

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14K gold filled, open-face, keyless-winding, decagonal-shaped, dresswatch, with subsidiary seconds at 6. Case-back with an applied gold Masonic motif composed of the Compass and Square, with inside the Sun, surrounded by the columns of the Temple of Solomon and surmounted by the blue enamelled letter «G» (God, Gnose or Geometry).

Silver and gold colour dial with Arabic numerals.

Brand Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois (U.S.A.) Model Year circa 1925 Reference Movement No. 27 901 042 Calibre size 12, grade 477, model 3, 17 jewels, Moseley regulator, adjusted 3 positions Case No. 6 953 817 (by Wadsworth Watch Case Co., Newport and Dayton, Kentucky, U.S.A.) Dimensions Ø 44.7 mm.

Signature case, dial and movement Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-6-8 D 3-6-01 M 3-6*

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HKD 3,200 – 5,600 • CHF 400 – 700 • USD 430 – 750 Inside case-back engraved “Lodge of Amity / to / S. K. England / P M 1901”.

The movement used in this watch was produced at only 28 200 examples.

Illinois Watch Co. Masonic watch, case with Masonic décor; 14K gold filled

14K gold filled, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, dresswatch, with subsidiary seconds at 6. Case-back engraved and polychrome enamelled with different Masonic symbols, the Crown and the blood-red Passion Cross of the Knights Templar Crusader and the Latin phrase (of Greek origin) “IN HOC SIGNO VINCES” (conventionally translated into English as “In this sign thou shalt conquer”). Silver colour dial with Arabic numerals.

Brand Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois (U.S.A.) Model Year circa 1927 Reference Movement No. 4 956 988 Calibre size 12, grade “The Marquis Autocrat”, adjusted 3 positions Case No. 7 919 322 (by Keystone Watch Case Co., J. Boss, Philadelphia, Riverside, New Jersey, U.S.A.) Dimensions Ø 44.6 mm.

Signature case, dial and movement Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-6-8 D 3-6-01 M 3-6*

AA

HKD 2,400 – 4,000 • CHF 300 – 500 • USD 320 – 530 Inside case-back engraved “Presented to / Elmer S. Nance / by / Adams Lodge # 63 A·F·&A·M· / Oswego Kan. / 1928”.

The movement used in this watch was produced at only 2 000 examples.

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Unsigned 8-day going masonic table clock, dial with Masonic décor; gilded brass Gilded brass, keyless-winding, table clock. Gilded metal dial with suspended Arabic numerals and different Masonic symbols (working tools of the various degrees of Freemasonry); clockwise: Scale and Scythe, Hive, Cross, two crossed Swords, two crossed Keys, Marine Anchor, Noah’s Ark, Compass and protractor, and, in the centre, Temple of Solomon. Case-back engraved in taille-douce with the dedications “To / M. L. P. / on her / Eighty-eight / Birthday / From / Mildred. / Bernard. / Ruby. / Granville. Lilian. / Basilia.” and “To Juliana. / April 13th 1927.”

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

unsigned, Switzerland circa 1920 unnumbered lever escapement No. 1 439 757 110 x 160 mm. (approx.)

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Elegance F Rarity R

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C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 2,400 – 4,000 • CHF 300 – 500 • USD 320 – 530

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Unsigned Masonic table clock, case with Masonic décor; silvered metal Silvered metal, keyless-winding, table clock. Case forming an easel stand with Masonic motif composed of the Compass and Square, with inside the letter «G» (God, Gnose or Geometry). Silver colour dial with Arabic numerals.

Brand unsigned, (U.S.A.) Model Year circa 1930-1940 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre 24’’’, stamped brass, lever escapement Case unnumbered Dimensions 170 x 152 mm.

Signature Accessories Elegance F Rarity R

C 3-6-8 D 3-01 M 3-6*

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HKD 1,600 – 3,200 • CHF 200 – 400 • USD 220 – 430

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Unsigned Skeleton masonic table clock, “Baguette” movement with Masonic décor; gilded brass and wood Gilded brass, key-winding, skeleton table clock. Glass dial with index.

“Baguette” movement with Masonic motifs mounted on a wood square base incorporating a drawer for the winding key.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

unsigned, probably France circa 1980 (?) unnumbered H. 83 mm., lever escapement unnumbered 98 x 98 mm. (base) glass dome, blued steel winding key

Elegance FF Rarity RR 108

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 12,000 – 20,000 • CHF 1,500 – 2,500 • USD 1,600 – 2,600

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Unsigned Masonic winding-keys and breloque; various materials

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Winding-keys, some with masonic emblems, and a chatelaine with a masonic breloque (gilded silver) In very good condition.

HKD 800 – 1,600 • CHF 100 – 200 • USD 110 – 220

Unsigned Triangular-shaped trays; wood and velvet

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Three modern triangular-shaped trays of various size (wood and velvet), to hang on the wall, to display pocket watches.

In excellent condition.

HKD 400 – 600 • CHF 50 – 80 • USD 60 – 90

Unsigned Masonic table clock, triangular case with Masonic décor; lacquered metal and lacquer

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Lacquered metal and lacquer, quartz, table clock. Case forming an easel stand, triangular-shaped, with Masonic motifs. White colour dial with Arabic numerals.

In very good condition.

HKD 2,400 – 4,000 • CHF 300 – 500 • USD 320 – 530

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Dudley Watch Co. Dress-watch, patented design skeleton movement, Masonic dial; yellow gold plated Yellow gold plated, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, Art Deco, skeleton, Masonic dress-watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Silver colour dial with different Masonic gilded symbols in place of the numerals (working tools of the various degrees of Freemasonry); clockwise: Eye of Providence, Level, Crescent Moon, a column of the Temple of Solomon with the letter “B” (Boaz), Mallet, Compass and Rule Level, Ax and Stone, Square, a column of the Temple of Solomon with the letter “J” (Jachin), Sun, Trowel.

Dudley Watch Co., Lancaster, Pennsylvania (U.S.A.) The Emblem Watch”, model 3 after 1935 Reference Movement No. 6 125 Calibre size 12, model 3, 19 jewels, lever escapement Case unnumbered Dimensions Ø 45.5 mm.

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HKD 12,000 – 14,000 • CHF 1,500 – 1,800 • USD 1,600 – 1,900 Movement based on the US invention designs, delivered to William W. Dudley, Lancaster, Pennsylvania: • No. 53 492, delivered on July 8, 1919, for a “Design for a Movement-Frame for Watches”.

• No. 62 566, delivered on June 29, 1923, for a “Design for a Watch Movement Frame”.

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114 Jaeger-Lecoultre Ref. 2051, 8-day going Art Deco dress-watch, power-reserve, 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, Art Deco, 8-day going dress-watch, inclined bezel, with subsidiary seconds at 9 and one horological complication: • 8-day power-reserve indication (aperture at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Dimensions Signature Accessories

Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) signed “LeCoultre Co.” circa 1935-1940 2051 No. 15 115 205, 19 LECBC, 19’’’, lever escapement No. 65 900 Ø 47.4 mm. dial and movement original fitted box, copy of the invention patent

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HKD 20,000 – 24,000 • CHF 2,500 – 3,000 • USD 2,600 – 3,200 Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 162 786, delivered on July 15, 1933 (application filed on June 1st, 1932), to Société Anonyme de la Fabrique d’Horlogerie Le Coultre & Cie, Le Sentier, for a “Indicateur de développement d’un organe élastique moteur” (Development indicator for a motor elastic organ).

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Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. 2051, 8-day going Art Deco dress-watch, power-reserve, stainless steel

Stainless steel, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, Art Deco, 8-day going dress-watch, inclined bezel, with subsidiary seconds at 9 and one horological complication: • 8-day power-reserve indication (aperture at 6 o’clock) Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) signed “LeCoultre Co.” circa 1935-1940 Reference 2051 Movement No. 17 187 Calibre 205, 19 LECBC, 19’’’, lever escapement, two adjustments Case No. 4 207 Dimensions Ø 47.5 mm.

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HKD 5,000 – 6,000 • CHF 600 – 800 • USD 600 – 800 Jaeger-LeCoultre, Ref. 2050 and 2051 These references were produced with a new 19’’’ 8-day going calibre, Cal. 205 (or 19 LECBC), with patented power-reserve indication, of which only 3 000 examples were manufactured.

These model are signed (in the subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) in three different ways: “JaegerLeCoultre”, “Jaeger” and “LeCoultre”. It is generally considered that the second signature is intended for the French market and the third for the American market. The cases are generally built in stainless steel “Staybrite” and rarely in 18K yellow gold, under Ref. 2050 (rounded bezel) and Ref. 2051 (inclined bezel).

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Gübelin “Coin” purse-watch; “Twenty Dollars, Liberty, 1880”; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, thin purse-watch, set into a “Twenty Dollars, Liberty, 1880” American coin; gold colour dial.

Gübelin, Luzern / Lucerne “Twenty Dollars, Liberty, 1880” circa 1975 No. 10 049 9’’’, adjusted to 5 positions No. 181 512 (by Oréade, Manufacture de boîtes S.A., La Chaux-de-Fonds) Dimensions Ø 34.3 mm.

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HKD 26,000 – 35,000 • CHF 3,200 – 4,200 • USD 3,400 – 4,500

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Ulysse Nardin Lady’s bracelet-watch; 18K pink gold 18K pink gold, manual-winding, rectangular-shaped, “Tubogas” lady’s bracelet-watch; pink gold colour dial.

Ulysse Nardin, Le Locle circa 1940 Reference Movement No. 548 038 Calibre 7’’’ (16.5 x 11.3 mm.), “tonneau”-shaped, lever escapement Case unnumbered (by a French case-maker, possibly by Boucheron, Paris) Bracelet integrated 18K pink gold flexible bracelet “à maille Tubogas” on rectangular base with clasp Dimensions 0.7 x 16.9 mm. / Length 150 mm. (approx.)

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HKD 8,000 – 12,000 • CHF 1,000 – 1,500 • USD 1,000 – 1,600 Tubogas The bracelet “à maille Tubogas” is a bracelet made of spiral of intertwined flexible rings without any welds.

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Corum Dress-watch, centre-seconds, pulsometric scale; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, thin dress-watch with centre-seconds; silver colour dial with pulsometric scale graduated for 30 pulsations.

Corum, La Chaux-de-Fonds circa 1970 No. 28 587 11’’’ ½ (based on ETA 2391) No. 5 276 (by Oréade, Manufacture de boîtes S.A., La Chaux-de-Fonds) Dimensions Ø 41.1 mm.

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HKD 12,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,500 – 2,000 • USD 1,600 – 2,100

Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. 9104-21, dress-watch; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, hunting-case, keyless-winding, “couteau” (knife-edge) round-shaped, dress-watch.

Cover and case-back satin-finish.

Gold colour dial with radial Roman numerals; black painted “Bâton” hands.

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Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) circa 1960-1970 9104-21 No. 1 373 929 Ø 41.8 mm.

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HKD 8,000 – 12,000 • CHF 1,000 – 1,500 • USD 1,000 – 1,600

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Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. “Borne”, Atmos clock, model “Style”; gilded brass and plexiglass Gilded brass and plexiglass, self-winding, vertical borne-shaped, mantel clock wound by barometric pressure changes; décor “repoussé”.

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Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) Atmos, model “Style” circa 1962-1967 “Borne” No. 203 315 526, with vacuum chamber winding the going barrel and lever escapement driven by annular tension pendulum unnumbered 21 x 17.7 x 10.9 cm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 8,000 – 15,000 • CHF 1,000 – 1,800 • USD 1,000 – 1,900 Bibliography • Lebet, Jean, Vivre de l’air du temps, Histoire de la pendula Atmos, Editions JaegerLeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux), 1997 (88 pp.), p. 69.

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Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. 5901, “Embassy”, Atmos clock, model “VII”; gilded brass, lacquered brass and glass Gilded brass, red veined lacquered brass and glass, self-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, mantel clock wound by barometric pressure changes.

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Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) Atmos, model “VII” circa 1969-1979 5901, “Embassy” No. 217 176 528 / 1, with vacuum chamber winding the going barrel and lever escapement driven by annular tension pendulum unnumbered 21 x 17.7 x 10.9 cm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 10,000 – 18,000 • CHF 1,200 – 2,200 • USD 1,300 – 2,300 Bibliography • Lebet, Jean, Vivre de l’air du temps, Histoire de la pendula Atmos, Editions Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux), 1997 (88 pp.), p. 67.

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Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. 5921, Atmos clock, model “Style Moderne”, so-called “Luigi Colani” or “Paco Rabanne”; gilded brass and plexiglass

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Gilded brass and plexiglass, self-winding, vertical curved rectangularshaped, mantel clock wound by barometric pressure changes; socalled “Luigi Colani” or “Paco Rabanne”.

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Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) Atmos, model “Style Moderne”, so-called “Luigi Colani” or “Paco Rabanne” circa 1974-1975 5921 No. 205 895 528, with vacuum chamber winding the going barrel and lever escapement driven by annular tension pendulum unnumbered 25 x 19.5 x 13 cm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 35,000 – 60,000 • CHF 4,300 – 7,300 • USD 4,500 – 7,800 Jaeger-LeCoultre, Ref. 5921 and Ref. 5922, Atmos clock, model “Style Moderne” The so-called model “Luigi Colani” or “Paco Rabanne” was only available in the manufacturer’s catalogues in 1974 and 1975.

This clock is equipped with Cal. 528 and exists in two versions: • Ref. 5921, “red gold” gilded brass cabinet; • Ref. 5922, rhodium-plated brass cabinet with nickel-plated movement.

Bibliography • Lebet, Jean, Vivre de l’air du temps, Histoire de la pendula Atmos, Editions JaegerLeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux), 1997 (88 pp.), p. 69.

Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. 5800, Atmos clock, model “Classic V”, so-called; gilded brass and plexiglass

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Gilded brass and plexiglass, self-winding, vertical curved rectangularshaped, mantel clock wound by barometric pressure changes; dial with radial Roman numerals and “Breguet” hands.

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Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) Atmos, model “Classic V” circa 19870-1980 5800 No. 317 624 526, with vacuum chamber winding the going barrel and lever escapement driven by annular tension pendulum unnumbered 21 x 17 x 10 cm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

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HKD 10,000 – 20,000 • CHF 1,200 – 2,400 • USD 1,300 – 2,600 To be sold without reserve

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U-Boat by Italo Fontana Self-winding, centre-seconds, date, left-handed; “Thousands of Feet”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, cushion-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by eight screws, left-hand winding-crown, large bezel screwed by eight screws in the shape of a porthole (bull’s-eye window), black colour dial with skeleton numerals, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 9 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

U-Boat by Italo Fontana, Lucca and Firenze / Florence “Thousands of Feet” circa 2010 unnumbered 16’’’ ½ (based on ETA 2824-2) unnumbered black leather U-B strap, stainless steel U-B buckle 43 x 43 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 5,000 – 11,000 • CHF 600 – 1,300 • USD 650 – 1,400 To be sold without reserve The mention “DES-EC-REG:00443742-001” on the case-back is an abbreviation for “DESign European Community REGistered”, with the deposit number.

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U-Boat by Italo Fontana Oversize, left-handed; “U-42” “Thousands of Feet”; black coated stainless steel Black coated stainless steel, manual-winding, cushion-shaped, oversized diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by eight screws, left-hand winding-crown, large bezel screwed by eight screws in the shape of a porthole (bull’s-eye window), black colour dial with yellow luminous numerals, subsidiary seconds at 3.

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U-Boat by Italo Fontana, Lucca and Firenze / Florence “U-42” “Thousands of Feet” circa 2010 unnumbered 16’’’ ½ (based on ETA 6497-2) unnumbered black leather U-B strap, stainless steel U-B buckle 50 x 50 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 5,000 – 11,000 • CHF 600 – 1,300 • USD 650 – 1,400 To be sold without reserve

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The mention “DES-EC-REG:00443742-001” on the case-back is an abbreviation for “DESign European Community REGistered”, with the deposit number.

U-Boat by Italo Fontana Ref. U-B 303, oversize, self-winding, centre-seconds, date, left-handed; “Classico 53”; PVD coating stainless steel

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PVD coating stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, oversized diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal screwed caseback, screwed-down left-hand winding-crown with protection cover and security link, black colour dial with skeleton numerals, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

U-Boat by Italo Fontana, Lucca and Firenze / Florence “Classico 53” circa 2010 U-B 303 unnumbered 16’’’ ½ (based on ETA 2824) No. 0093 black leather U-B strap, stainless steel U-B buckle Ø 53 mm. dial, case and movement --

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HKD 5,000 – 6,000 • CHF 560 – 740 • USD 600 – 800 To be sold without reserve

U-Boat by Italo Fontana Ref. U-B 6497, oversize, left-handed; “Flightdeck”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, manual-winding, round-shaped, oversized diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal screwed caseback, large left-hand winding-crown, black colour dial with skeleton numerals.

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U-Boat by Italo Fontana, Lucca and Firenze / Florence “Flightdeck” circa 2010 U-B 6497 unnumbered 16’’’ ½ (based on ETA 6497-1) unnumbered black leather U-B strap, stainless steel U-B buckle Ø 50 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 5,000 – 7,000 • CHF 560 – 800 • USD 600 – 900 To be sold without reserve

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Bulgari Ref. GMT 40 S, self-winding, chronograph, date, two-time zone; “Diagono Professional GMT”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, aviator’s wristwatch, waterresistant with screwed case-back, 24-hour graduated bidirectional revolving bezel for the AM-PM indication, silver colour dial with four horological complications: • 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round screwed push-pieces) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (central hour index) • Two-time zone (same central hour index independently adjustable by the round screwed push-piece at 10 o’clock; bezel graduated for 24 hours) • Date of the month (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

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Bulgari Ref. GMT 40 S, self-winding, chronograph, date, two-time zone; “Diagono Professional GMT”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, aviator’s wristwatch, waterresistant with screwed case-back, 24-hour graduated bidirectional revolving bezel for the AM-PM indication, silver colour dial with four horological complications: • 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round screwed push-pieces) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (central hour index) • Two-time zone (same central hour index independently adjustable by the round screwed push-piece at 10 o’clock; bezel graduated for 24 hours) • Date of the month (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Bulgari, Rome and Neuchâtel “Diagono Professional GMT” “Automatic” “Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 2010 GMT 40 S No. L 08484 integrated black rubber Bulgari strap, stainless steel Bulgari double folding deployant clasp Ø 40 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 15,000 – 25,000 • CHF 1,800 – 3,000 • USD 1,900 – 3,200 118

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Bulgari, Rome and Neuchâtel “Diagono Professional GMT” “Automatic” “Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 2010 GMT 40 S No. L 08459 integrated black rubber Bulgari strap, stainless steel Bulgari double folding deployant clasp Ø 40 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 15,000 – 25,000 • CHF 1,800 – 3,000 • USD 1,950 – 3,200 To be sold without reserve

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Bulgari Ref. GMT 40 S FB, self-winding, fly-back chronograph, minute and hours recorders, date, AM-PM indication, two-time zone; “Diagono Professional” “Fly-Back”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, aviator’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, winding-crown protected by the crown guards, 24-hour graduated bidirectional revolving bezel for the AM-PM indication, white colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 3 and six horological complications: • Fly-back “retour en vol” 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round screwed push-pieces) • 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Date of the month (aperture at 4:30) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (central hour index) • Two-time zone (same central hour index independently adjustable by the round screwed push-piece at 10 o’clock; bezel graduated for 24 hours) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Bulgari, Rome and Neuchâtel “Diagono Professional” “Automatic” “Fly-Back”, “Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 2010 GMT 40 S FB No. L 0617 integrated black rubber Bulgari strap, stainless steel Bulgari deployant clasp Ø 40 mm. dial, case and movement -

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Bulgari Ref. AL 44 TA, self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Aluminium”; aluminium

HKD 16,000 – 20,000 • CHF 1,900 – 2,400 • USD 2,000 – 2,500 To be sold without reserve

Aluminium, self-winding, round-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, winding-crown protected by the crown guards, black colour dial with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Bulgari, Rome and Neuchâtel “Aluminium” circa 2010 AL 44 TA No. CN 0098 integrated black rubber Bulgari strap with aluminium Bulgari buckle Ø 44 mm dial, case and movement -

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HKD 8,000 – 12,000 • CHF 1,000 – 1,400 • USD 1,000 – 1,500 To be sold without reserve

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Panerai Ref. PAM 00008 - OP 6501, chronograph, minute recorder, black dial; “Mare Nostrum”; stainless steel Stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, black dial with large luminous suspended Arabic numerals and radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 3 o’clock and two horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the steel bezel for 280 units per hour • 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Officine Panerai, Florence and Neuchâtel “Mare Nostrum” circa 1997-1998 PAM 00008 - OP 6501 based on ETA 2801-2 No. BB 970 734 black leather strap, stainless steel Panerai buckle Ø 42 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, guarantee of origin

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HKD 80,000 – 160,000 • CHF 9,800 –19,500 • USD 10,400 – 20,800

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Panerai Ref. PAM 00779 - OP 7238, 8-day going; “Luminor California 8 Days DLC - 44 MM”; limited edition of 2 000 examples; black coated titanium

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Black coated titanium, manual-winding, cushion-shaped, large 8-day going diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, large crown with security lever; black dial with large luminous suspended Roman and Arabic numerals, so-called “California dial”.

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Officine Panerai, Florence and Neuchâtel “Luminor California 8 Days DLC - 44 MM”; limited edition of 2 000 examples, No. 1 107 / 2 000 circa 2019 PAM 00779 - OP 7238 No. 055 408 No. BB 1 934 428 brown leather bund Panerai strap, titanium Panerai Ø 44 mm. dial, case and movement certificate of origin

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HKD 39,000 – 60,000 • CHF 4,800 –7,300 • USD 5,100 – 7,800

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Panerai Ref. PAM 00382 - OP 6808, “Bronzo” diver’s, self-winding; “Luminor Submersible 1950 3 days Automatic”; limited edition of 1 000 pieces; bronze and titanium Bronze, self-winding, cushion-shaped, large diver’s wristwatch, waterresistant with titanium screwed case-back, 60-minute graduated unidirectional revolving bezel for the decompression times, large crown with patented security lever to wind the watch even under water, green dial with luminous indexes, subsidiary seconds at 9 and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Officine Panerai, Florence and Neuchâtel “Luminor Submersible 1950 3 days Automatic”; limited edition, No. 0967 / 1 000 circa 2011-2012 PAM 00382 - OP 6808 No. 029 837 P 9000, 72-hour power reserve No. BB 1 471 074 brown leather Panerai strap, titanium Panerai buckle 47 x 44 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate of origin, certificate of limited edition, instruction booklet, pouch, screwer, additional leather bracelet and one buckle

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HKD 140,000 – 200,000 • CHF 17,100 – 24,400 • USD 18,200 – 26,000 Limited edition made in 2011.

The original certificate mentioned that this watch was sold on April 10, 2012.

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Hublot Ref. 414.MX.1138.RX, 10-day going, power reserve indication, skeleton dial; “Big Bang 45 mm.” “Meca-10 Full Magic Gold”; limited edition of 200 examples; 18K “magic” pink gold and black titanium

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18K “magic” pink gold and black titanium, manual-winding, tonneaushaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by six screws, skeleton dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and one horological complication: • 10-day power-reserve indication (aperture at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Hublot, Geneva “Big Bang 45 mm.” “Meca-10 Full Magic Gold”; limited edition of 200 examples, No. 015 / 200 circa 2015 414.MX.1138.RX HUB 1201 No. 1 206 142 interchangeable black rubber Hublot strap, black titanium Hublot deployant clasp Ø 45 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate of origin, international guarantee card

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HKD 80,000 – 96,000 • CHF 10,000 – 12,000 • USD 10,600 – 12,700

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Panerai Ref. PAM 00104 - OP 6693, self-winding, GMT indication, power reserve; “Luminor GMT” “Ocean Chronometer”; limited edition of 3 000 examples; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, cushion-shaped, large diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, large crown with security lever; black dial with large luminous suspended Arabic numerals and radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 9 o’clock and two horological complications: • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (central hour index) • 6-day power reserve indication (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Officine Panerai, Florence and Neuchâtel “Luminor GMT” “Oceane Chronometer”; limited edition of 3 000 examples, No. 2 594 / 3 000 circa 2007 PAM 00104 - OP 6693 P. OP III No. PB 542 227 brown leather strap, stainless steel Panerai buckle Ø 47 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 16,000 – 20,000 • CHF 2,000 – 2,500 • USD 2,100 – 2,600

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IWC Ref. 5019-02, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders; “Big Pilot” “Top Gun Miramar”; ceramic

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Ceramic, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, large pilot’s wristwatch, waterresistant with screwed case-back, dark green colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 6 and three horological complications: • Chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) • 60-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

IWC – International Watch Co., Schaffhausen / Schaffhouse “Big Pilot” “Top Gun Miramar” circa 2011 5019-02 89361 No. 3 854 976 textile IWC strap, stainless steel IWC buckle Ø 48 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 32,000 – 48,000 • CHF 4,000 – 6,000 • USD 4,200 – 6,400

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IWC Ref. 5004-01, 8-day going, date, power-reserve indication; “Fliegeruhr” “Big Pilot”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, 8-day going large aviator’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, large crown, black colour dial with suspended Arabic numerals, centreseconds and two horological complications: • Date of the month (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • 8-day power-reserve indication (sector at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

IWC – International Watch Co., Schaffhausen / Schaffhouse Fliegeruhr” “Big Pilot” circa 2006-2011 5004-01 51110 (based on IWC 5011) No. 3 323 897 black leather IWC strap, stainless steel IWC deployant clasp 60 x 46.2 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, international guarantee card, instruction booklet

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HKD 48,000 – 60,000 • CHF 5,900 – 7,300 • USD 6,200 – 7,800 IWC, Ref. 5004-01 This reference was produced between 2006 and 2011 and was the successor to the original Ref. 5002 “Big Pilot”, updated with the calibre 51110 (21 600 v / h).

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IWC Ref. 3767-06, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date, day; “Aquatimer Chronograph” “A Tribute to J.Y. Cousteau, 1910-2010”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, screwed crown, 60-minute graduated unidirectional revolving bezel with black and grey insert for the decompression times, dark grey colour dial with radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 9, marine-blue recorders, and five horological complications: • 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces located on the case-band) • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) • Day of the week (aperture at 3 o’clock; indications given in English) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

IWC – International Watch Co., Schaffhausen / Schaffhouse “Aquatimer Chronograph” “A Tribute to J.Y. Cousteau, 1910-2010” 2010 3767-06 79320 No. 3 662 025 black rubber IWC bracelet, stainless steel IWC buckle Ø 45.5 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, guarantee, instruction booklet

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C 2-8 D 1-01 M 1*

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HKD 18,000 – 30,000 • CHF 2,200 – 3,700 • USD 2,300 – 3,900 IWC, “Aquatimer Chronograph” “A Tribute to J.Y. Cousteau, 1910-2010” Special edition made to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth (June 11) of the famous French explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau (1910-1997).

IWC, a long-time partner of the Cousteau Society, is dedicating a fifth special edition to the “Commandant” on the occasion of this anniversary. No other explorer of the 20th century has made such a breakthrough in underwater research and left such a legendary mark on it. He was immediately recognizable by his red woollen cap at the helm of his famous ship, the “Calypso”.

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Jörg Schauer Ref. “Edition 9”, self-winding, chronograph, minute recorder, triple date, moon phases; “Kulisse”; numbered edition; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal screwed case-back, large steel bezel with twelve screws, silver colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 o’clock and seven horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph with round push-pieces • 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) • Date of the month (exterior graduation with central index) • Day of the week (aperture at 11 o’clock; indications given in English) • Month of the year (aperture at 1 o’clock; indications given in English) • Phases of the moon (aperture at 6 o’clock) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

141 Ventura Ref. VM 5.02 S, self-winding, chronograph, minute recorder, triple date, moon phases; “v-matic Chrono small” “Design on Time”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snap-on sapphire-crystal case-back, large steel bezel with three screws and one pointer, black colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 3, large radial luminescent indexes and four horological complications: • 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces located on the case-band) • Dragging 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 4:30) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Ventura, Dübendorf (Zurich) “v-matic Chrono small” “Design on Time” by Hannes Wettstein (1958-2008) circa 2000-2010 VM 5.02 S 581 (based on ETA 2894-2), , certified chronometer (C.O.S.C.) stainless steel Ventura bracelet with deployant clasp Ø 40 mm. / Length 160 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement international guarantee, instruction booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, pouch, tool

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-9 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 4,000 – 8,000 • CHF 500 – 1,000 • USD 500 – 1,000 To be sold without reserve

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Jörg Schauer, Engelsbrand, Bade-Wurtemberg (Germany) “Kulisse”, numbered edition, No. 15 circa 1998 “Edition 9” -Valjoux 7751 -stainless steel JS bracelet with double folding deployant clasp Ø 42 mm. / Length 165 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate of origin

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 4,000 – 8,000 • CHF 500 – 1,000 • USD 500 – 1,000 To be sold without reserve

AA

Girard-Perregaux Ref. 49525, self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Créations 1966, 38 MM”; 18K white gold

142

18K white gold, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, sapphire-crystal snap-on case-back, silver colour dial with radial indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Girard-Perregaux, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Créations 1966, 38 MM” circa 2000-2010 49525 GP03300-0030, with 18K gold rotor No. OG 807 black leather strap, stainless steel buckle Ø 38 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 24,000 – 34,000 • CHF 2,900 – 4,100 • USD 3,100 – 4,400

Eterna Ref. 1595.41, self-winding, centre-seconds, date, black dial, “Oman” or “Khanjar Crest” logo; “Eterna·Matic” “KonTiki”; stainless steel

143

Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, black colour dial with suspended Arabic numerals in green cartouches and radial indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (exterior graduation with central index) Case-back engraved with the Royal Oman emblem, also known as “Khanjar Crest”.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Eterna Watch Co., Granges / Grenchen “Eterna·Matic” “KonTiki” circa 2010-2015 1595.41 lever escapement No. 257 198 stainless steel Eterna bracelet with deployant clasp Ø 44 mm. / Length 210 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet, hang tag

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 15,000 – 20,000 • CHF 1,800 – 2,400 • USD 1,900 – 2,600 129

144

Piaget Ref. 8154, quartz, mother-of-pearl and onyx dial; “Protocole”; 18K white gold, mother-of-pearl and onyx 18K white gold, mother-of-pearl and onyx, quartz, vertical rectangularshaped with cut corners, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws; bezel with vertical stripes; mother-of-pearl and black onyx dial.

Piaget, Geneva “Protocole” circa 1980 8154 quartz standardization No. 536 017 black leather Piaget strap, 18K white gold Piaget buckle 27.3 x 24.8 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100

145

Piaget Ref. 8154, quartz; “Protocole”; 18K white gold

18K white gold, quartz, vertical rectangular-shaped with cut corners, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws; bezel with vertical stripes; silver colour dial with stripes.

Piaget, Geneva “Protocole” circa 1980 8154 quartz standardization No. 537 273 black leather Piaget strap, 18K white gold Piaget buckle 27.3 x 24.8 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100 130

AA

Chopard Ref. 1219, self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Imperiale”; numbered edition; 18K yellow gold and sapphires

146

18K yellow gold, self-winding, round-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, waterresistant with case-back screwed by four screws, cabochon sapphireset lugs bars and crown, white colour dial with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Chopard, Geneva “Imperiale”; numbered edition, No. 26 circa 1990-2000 1219 No. 37 / 3173-21 No. 353 938 black leather Chopard strap, 18K yellow gold chopard buckle Dimensions Ø 37 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance FF Rarity RR

AA

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 20,000 – 36,000 • CHF 2,500 – 4,500 • USD 2,700 – 4,800

Chopard Ref. 1219, self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Imperiale”; numbered edition; 18K yellow gold and rubies

147

18K yellow gold, self-winding, round-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, waterresistant with case-back screwed by four screws, cabochon ruby-set lugs bars and crown, white colour dial with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Chopard, Geneva “Imperiale”; numbered edition, No. 30 circa 1990-2000 1219 No. 37 / 3173-33 No. 353 929 black leather Chopard strap, 18K yellow gold Chopard buckle Dimensions Ø 37 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 20,000 – 36,000 • CHF 2,500 – 4,500 • USD 2,600 – 4,800 131

148

Piaget Ref. 9197 N 23, integrated bracelet; 18K yellow gold, diamonds and coral 18K yellow gold, diamond-set and coral, manual-winding, roundshaped, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by two screws; 18K white gold bezel set with 56 brilliant-cut diamonds; orange coral dial.

Piaget, Geneva -circa 1980 9197 N 23 No. 143 637 Bracelet integrated 18K yellow gold Piaget bracelet with clasp Dimensions Ø 28.5 mm. / Length 180 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 40,000 – 64,000 • CHF 5,000 – 8,000 • USD 5,300 – 8,500

149

Piaget Ref. 9015, integrated bracelet; 18K white gold, diamonds and onyx

18K white gold, diamond-set and onyx, manual-winding, round-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back; 18K white gold bezel set with 22 navette-cut “marquise” diamonds; black onyx dial.

Piaget, Geneva -circa 1980 Reference 9015 Movement Calibre Case No. 298 242 Bracelet integrated 18K white gold Piaget bracelet with clasp Dimensions Ø 34 mm. / Length 170 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year

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C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 40,000 – 64,000 • CHF 5,000 – 8,000 • USD 5,300 – 8,500

132

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Piaget Ref. 9404, integrated bracelet; 18K white gold, diamonds and onyx

150

18K white gold, diamond-set and onyx, manual-winding, cushionshaped, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws; 18K white gold bezel set with 18 navette-cut “marquise” diamonds; black onyx dial.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Piaget, Geneva circa 1980 9404 No. 341 941 integrated 18K white gold Piaget bracelet with clasp 28 x 28.5 mm. / Length 170 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 40,000 – 64,000 • CHF 5,000 – 8,000 • USD 5,300 – 8,500

Audemars Piguet Quartz; 18K yellow gold

151

18K yellow gold, quartz, vertical tonneau-shaped with rounded corners, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws; bezel with cords décor; cream colour dial.

Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux) circa 1980-1990 quartz standardization No. B 80 707 brown ostrich leather AP strap, 18K yellow gold AP buckle 29.1 x 24 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100 To be sold without reserve

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152

Corum Ref. 138.182.59, quartz, mother-of-pearl dial; “Buckingham”; 18K white gold and mother-of-pearl 18K white gold, quartz, vertical rectangular square-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by nine screws, cabochon sapphire-set crown; mother-of-pearl dial with the numbers spelled out in French.

Corum, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Buckingham” circa 2000-2010 138.182.59 quartz standardization No. 805 346 black leather Corum strap, 18K white gold Corum buckle 40 x 36.9 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 16,000 – 32,000 • CHF 2,000 – 4,000 • USD 2,100 – 4,200

153

Corum Ref. 138.182.59, quartz, mother-of-pearl dial; “Buckingham”; 18K white gold and mother-of-pearl 18K white gold, quartz, vertical rectangular square-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by nine screws, cabochon sapphire-set crown; mother-of-pearl dial with suspended Roman numerals.

Corum, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Buckingham” circa 2000-2010 138.182.59 quartz standardization No. 805 350 black leather Corum strap, 18K white gold Corum buckle 40 x 36.9 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 16,000 – 32,000 • CHF 2,000 – 4,000 • USD 2,100 – 4,200 134

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Corum Ref. 64.101.59, quartz, silver dial; “Romulus”; 18K white gold

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18K white gold, quartz, vertical rectangular square-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by six screws; bezel engraved with radial Roman numerals; silver colour dial.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Corum, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Romulus” circa 2000-2010 64.101.59 quartz standardization No. 517 583 black leather Corum strap, 18K white gold Corum buckle

Dimensions 37.6 x 29.8 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Elegance F Rarity R

AA

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 12,000 – 20,000 • CHF 1,500 – 2,500 • USD 1,600 – 2,700

Corum Ref. 137.426.47, quartz, blue faceted sapphire-crystal; stainless steel and diamonds

155

Stainless steel and diamond-set, quartz, square-shaped with cut corners, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws; bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds, cabochon sapphire-set crown; white dial with blue faceted sapphire-crystal.

Corum, La Chaux-de-Fonds circa 2000-2010 Reference 137.426.47 Movement Calibre quartz standardization Case No. 679 973 Bracelet integrated stainless steel Corum bracelet with clasp Dimensions 16 x 16 mm. / Length 190 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100 To be sold without reserve

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156

Corum Ref. 24.183.20, quartz, mother-of-pearl dial; stainless steel and diamonds Stainless steel and diamond-set, quartz, heart-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by five screws, cabochon sapphire-set lugs bars and crown; bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds; mother-of-pearl dial with radial Arabic numerals.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Corum, La Chaux-de-Fonds circa 2000-2010 24.183.20 quartz standardization No. 664 993 pink leather Corum strap, stainless steel Corum buckle 34.3 x 29.8 mm. dial, case and movement hang tag

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

A

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100

157

Corum Ref. 105.404.47, quartz, blue mother-of-pearl dial; “Boutique”; stainless steel and diamonds Stainless steel and diamond-set, quartz, vertical trapezoidal-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws; bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds; blue mother-of-pearl dial with suspended applied Arabic numerals.

Corum, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Boutique” circa 2000-2010 105.404.47 quartz standardization No. 687 529 white leather Corum strap, stainless steel Corum buckle 32.2 x 28.3 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories hang tag Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100 136

A

Corum Ref. 137.410.47, quartz, blue mother-of-pearl dial; stainless steel and diamonds

158

Stainless steel and diamond-set, quartz, oval-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws, concealed “Vendôme”-type lugs, cabochon sapphire-set crown; bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds; blue mother-of-pearl dial with large suspended Arabic numerals.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Corum, La Chaux-de-Fonds circa 2000-2010 137.410.47 quartz standardization No. 775 572 blue leather Corum strap, stainless steel Corum buckle 40.1 x 24.2 mm. dial, case and movement hang tag

Elegance F Rarity R

A

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100

Corum Ref. 130.330.47, quartz, mother-of-pearl dial; stainless steel and diamonds

159

Stainless steel and diamond-set, quartz, “étrier” stirrup-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, in the form of a horizontal tube mounted on a mobile support with two large screws, snap-on case-back, winding-crown at 12 o’clock; bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds; mother-of-pearl dial.

Corum, La Chaux-de-Fonds circa 2000-2010 130.330.47 quartz standardization No. 669 228 light green leather Corum strap, stainless steel Corum buckle Dimensions 32.2 x 28.3 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

A

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100 137

160

Corum Ref. 163.150.20, quartz, centre-seconds, date, white dial; stainless steel Stainless steel and diamond-set, quartz, tonneau-shaped, large lady’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snap-on case-back, ball-shaped crown, heavily domed anti-reflective sapphire-crystal creating a lens effect; bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds; white dial with applied suspended Arabic numerals and luminescent dots, centre-seconds and one horological complication: instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 6 o’clock).

Corum, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Boutique” “Bubble” circa 2000-2010 163.150.20 quartz standardization No. 659 647 black leather Corum strap, stainless steel Corum double folding deployant clasp Dimensions 53.5 x 45.3 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

A

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100 To be sold without reserve

161

Corum Ref. 196.151.47, quartz, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date, mother-of-pearl dial; “Bubble”; stainless steel and diamonds Stainless steel and diamond-set, quartz, tonneau-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snap-on case-back, ball-shaped crown, heavily domed anti-reflective sapphire-crystal creating a lens effect; bezel set with brilliantcut diamonds; mother-of-pearl dial with applied suspended Arabic numerals and luminescent dots with subsidiary seconds at 6 and four horological complication: chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces); 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 10 o’clock); 10-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 2 o’clock); instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 6 o’clock).

Corum, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Boutique” “Bubble” circa 2000-2010 96.151.47 quartz standardization No. 745 386 black leather Corum strap, stainless steel Corum double folding deployant clasp Dimensions 41.6 x 55.4 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100 138

To be sold without reserve

A

Quinting Mysterious, electronic, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date, AM-PM indication; “See-Through Watch”; stainless steel

162

Stainless steel, electronic, round-shaped, mysterious gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by four screws, transparent dial with four horological complications: chronograph (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock; activated by the two round screwed push-pieces); 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock); 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock); date of the month (exterior graduation with central hand; outer AM-PM indication).

Quinting, Geneva “See-Through Watch” “Mysterious Chronograph” circa 2000-2010 unnumbered “Quinting Tech 1”; invisible electrical movement, fixed under the outer ring dial with electromechanically driven balance; the outer eleven transparent parallel anti-reflective sapphire crystal discs revolves by electric impulses Case No. 508-02 Bracelet integrated stainless steel Quinting bracelet with double folding deployant clasp Dimensions Ø 42.8 mm. / Length 220 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Elegance F Rarity R

AA

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 16,000 – 32,000 • CHF 2,000 – 4,000 • USD 2,100 – 4,200 To be sold without reserve

Bell & Ross BR 01 92-S, self-winding, centre-seconds; black coated stainless steel

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Black coated stainless steel, self-winding, vertical horizontal squareshaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by 4 screws, black colour dial.

Bell & Ross, Paris circa 2010 BR 01 92-S unnumbered 4695 unnumbered black rubber Bell & Ross strap, stainless steel B&R buckle Dimensions 46 x 46 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories -

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Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2*

A

HKD 8,000 – 18,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,200 • USD 1,050 – 2,300 139

164

Bell & Ross BR 01 92-SR-CA, self-winding, fancy casino roulette dial; ”Casino”, limited edition of 99 examples; 18K pink gold and carbon fibre 18K pink gold and carbon fibre, self-winding, oversized vertical horizontal square-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant, with case-back screwed by 4 screws, with a casino roulette wheel reproduced on the dial, the notch “0” acting as the hour-hand, the ball acting as the minute-hand.

Bell & Ross, Paris “Casino”, limited edition of 99 examples, No. 04 / 99 circa 2010-2013 BR 01 92-SR-CA unnumbered 2892 unnumbered black leather Bell & Ross strap, with 18K pink gold Bell & Ross buckle Dimensions 5.2 x 46 mm. dial, case and movement Signature Accessories original fitted box and outer box, international guaranteecard, instruction booklet, two additional straps, tools Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 31,000 – 47,500 • CHF 3,800 – 5,800 • USD 4,000 – 6,000

140

AA

Bell & Ross BR 03 92-S, self-winding, centre-seconds; “GIGN”, limited edition of 200 examples; stainless steel

165

Stainless steel, self-winding, vertical horizontal square-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by 4 screws, black colour dial with “GIGN” logo with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 4:30) Bell & Ross, Paris “GIGN” , limited edition of 200 examples, No. 180 / 200 circa 2011 BR 03 92-S unnumbered 2892 unnumbered black rubber Bell & Ross strap, stainless steel Bell & Ross buckle Dimensions 42 x 42 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box and outer box, international guarantee-card Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 26,000 – 35,000 • CHF 3,200 – 4,200 • USD 3,400 – 4,500 The (Groupe d’intervention de la Gendarmerie nationale) is the French National Gendarmerie Task Force.

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Chanel Self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “J 12 Marine”; ceramic and stainless steel Black ceramic and stainless steel, self-winding, diver’s wristwatch, waterresistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, 60-minute graduated unidirectional revolving bezel with blue insert for the decompression times, black dial with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 4:30).

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Chanel “J 12 Marine” circa 2010 2892-A2 No. S.S. 19 238 black rubber Chanel strap stainless steel Chanel buckle Ø 37 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

A

HKD 11,200 – 14,400 • CHF 1,400 – 1,800 • USD 1,500 – 1,900

167

Chanel Self-winding, centre-second, date, GMT indication; “J 12 GMT”; ceramic and stainless steel Black ceramic and stainless steel, self-winding, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by eight screws; black dial with centre-seconds and two horological complications: • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (central hour index) • Date of the month (aperture at 4:30) Chanel “J 12 GMT” circa 2010 2892-A2 No. Z.GR. 93 026 black ceramic Chanel bracelet with double folding clasp Ø 41 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 16,000 – 24,000 • CHF 2,000 – 3,000 • USD 2,100 – 3,200 142

A

Bulgari Ref. BGO 41 S CH, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “Octo Chrono”; limited edition of 20 examples made for DubaiL, Paris; PVD stainless steel

168

PVD (physical vapor deposition) stainless steel, self-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped with cut corners, gentleman wristwatch, black colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • Chronograph (activated by the two rectangular push-pieces) • 0-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Date of the month (aperture at 4:30) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Bulgari, Rome and Neuchâtel “Octo Chrono”; limited edition of 20 examples made for DubaiL, Paris, No. 12 / 20 circa 2014 BGO 41 S CH BVL 328 No. PO 0008 black leather Bulgari strap, stainless steel buckle 46 x 40 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 24,000 – 40,000 • CHF 3,000 – 5,000 • USD 3,200 – 5,300

143

169

Maitres du Temps Ref. C2T.00.21.142, self-winding, triple calendar, black and chocolate dial; «Chapter Two»; 18K white gold 18K white gold, self-winding, curvex, vertical tonneau-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, black and chocolate dial with radial Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds at 6 and three horological complications: • Instantaneous date of the month (double aperture at 12 o’clock) • Day of the week (spelled out on the roller at 6 o’clock) • Month of the year (spelled out on the roller at 12 o’clock) Case with six anti-reflective sapphire crystals, three on the front and three on the case-back.

Made in collaboration between Daniel Roth, Roger Dubuis and Peter Speake-Marin.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Maitres du Temps, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Chapter Two” circa 2010 C2T.00.21.142 No. 0186 SHC 03 unnumbered black leather MDT strap,18K white gold MDT deployant clasp 58 x 42 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet, additional MDT leather strap

Elegance FFF Rarity RRR

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

AAA

HKD 150,000 – 200,000 • CHF 18,300 –24,400 • USD 19,500 – 26,000

144

Maitres du Temps Ref. C2T.00.21.152, self-winding, triple calendar, pink and black dial; «Chapter Two»; 18K white gold

170

18K white gold, self-winding, curvex, vertical tonneau-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, rose and black dial with radial Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds at 6 and three horological complications:: • Instantaneous date of the month (double aperture at 12 o’clock) • Day of the week (spelled out on the roller at 6 o’clock) • Month of the year (spelled out on the roller at 12 o’clock) Case with six anti-reflective sapphire crystals, three on the front and three on the case-back.

Made in collaboration between Daniel Roth, Roger Dubuis and Peter Speake-Marin.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Maitres du Temps, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Chapter Two” circa 2009 C2T.00.21.152 No. 0110 SHC 03 unnumbered black leather MDT strap,18K white gold MDT deployant clasp 58 x 42 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet, additional MDT leather strap

Elegance FFF Rarity RRR

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

AAA

HKD 150,000 – 200,000 • CHF 18,300 –24,400 • USD 19,500 – 26,000

145

171

Chopard Ref. 20-7194 – 742 1, mother-of-pearl dial; “Happy Spirit”; 18K white gold and diamond 18K white gold, quartz, square-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws, pink mother-of-pearl dial with a free-moving brilliant-cut diamond inside two 18K white gold square-shaped frames.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet buckle Dimensions Signature Accessories

Chopard, Geneva “Happy Spirit” circa 2010-2020 20-7194 – 742 1 quartz standardisation No. 561 331 pink leather Chopard strap, 18K white gold Chopard 31 x 31 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate of origin

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 26,000 – 36,000 • CHF 3,200 – 4,400 • USD 3,400 – 4,700

172

Bulgari Ref. BZ 30 S, quartz; “B. zero 1”; stainless steel, diamonds and mother-of-pearl Stainless steel, quartz, round-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws, “Vendôme”-type screwed lugs, pink colour mother-of-pearl dial with diamond-set décor.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Bulgari, Rome and Neuchâtel “B. zero 1” circa 2010 BZ 30 S No. D 10185 red leather Bulgari strap, stainless steel Bulgari deployant clasp Ø 30 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-9 D 2-01 M 3*

HKD 8,000 – 15,000 • CHF 1,000 – 1,800 • USD 1,100 – 1,900 To be sold without reserve

146

A

Hermès Ref. MEI.201, concealed dial; “Médor”; gold plated metal and stainless steel

173

Gold plated metal and stainless steel, quartz, vertical rectangularshaped, lady’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, flip top cover, concealed white colour dial; bracelet with two additional décor.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Hermès, Paris “Médor” circa 2010-2020 MEI.201 unnumbered quartz standardisation (ETA 976.001) No. 605 405 red leather Hermès strap, gilded metal Hermès buckle 23 x 23 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

A

C 2-8-10 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 8,000 – 15,000 • CHF 1,000 – 1,800 • USD 1,100 – 1,900 To be sold without reserve

Chanel Self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “J 12 Marine”; ceramic and stainless steel

174

Black ceramic and stainless steel, self-winding, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, 60-minute graduated unidirectional revolving bezel with blue insert for the decompression times, black dial with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 4:30) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Chanel “J 12 Marine” circa 2010 2892-A2 No. S.G. 93 522 black rubber Chanel strap stainless steel Chanel buckle Ø 40 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

A

HKD 12,000 – 22,000 • CHF 1,500 – 2,700 • USD 1,600 – 2,900

147

175

Ilias Lalaounis 18K yellow gold necklace with sodalite pendant and earring

Ilias Lalaounis signed 18K yellow gold necklace with knot pendant decorated with sodalite, paired with 18K yellow gold sodalite cabochon button style earrings.

Greece, circa 1970-1980.

Ilias Lalaounis (4 October 1920 − 30 December 2013) was a pioneer of Greek jewelry and an internationally renowned goldsmith. He is one of the most representative jewelry and gold designer in the 1960s. In 1990 he became the only jeweler ever to be inducted into the Académie des Beaux-Arts.

In 1970, Lalaounis introduced his stunning collection Blow Up, draping the human body in gold jewelry. In the following year, he organized an international exhibition of jewelry in Athens, joined by Van Cleef, Bulgari, Rene Kern, and Harry Winston. In 1976, Empress Farah of Iran commissioned Lalaounis to create a collection of jewelry and objects inspired by Persian art, which exhibited at the Imperial Palace in Tehran.

From 1970 -1978 Ilias Lalaounis opened stores in most European countries. In 1979, Lalaounis opened stores in the USA. In the 1980s he opened the store in Tokyo and Hong Kong.

Lalaounis specializes in using gold as the material of his creation, which mainly inspired by ancient Greek art and produced at the Lalaounis workshop in Athens. He combined the ancient techniques such as granulation, filigree, and hand hammering are used alongside modern techniques, to create jewelry inspired by ancient civilizations to keep the tradition of Greek art alive. His fans are full of celebrities from the former first lady of the United States Jacqueline Kennedy, the famous movie actors, such as Elizabeth Taylor, Barbara Streisand to Sally Theron.

Antiquorum is delighted to present a series of Ilias Lalaounis examples in the auction, which belong to a Hong Kong-based private collector and has never been offered at auction. Nearly 40 years safely keep by the owner; all the items have been maintained in excellent condition.

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Necklace and pendant Length 40 cm.

Weight 49 gr.

Number A 21 Signature Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE Earring Size Weight Number Signature

1.8 cm.

12 gr.

M 17 Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE

HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 2,900 – 3,900 • USD 3,100 – 4,150

176 Ilias Lalaounis 18K yellow gold necklace and bracelet set

Ilias Lalaounis signed barrel-shaped gold beads with small bead spacers necklace, paired with barrel-shaped gold beads with small bead spacers bracelet.

Greece, circa 1970-1980.

Necklace Length Weight Number Signature

38 cm.

41 gr.

A 21 Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE

Bracelet Length Weight Number Signature

17.5 cm.

18 gr.

A 21 Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE

HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 2,900 – 3,900 • USD 3,100 – 4,150

149

177

Ilias Lalaounis 18K yellow gold ear-clips

Ilias Lalaounis signed 18K yellow gold pair of hand-hammered wingshaped ear-clips.

Greece, circa 1970-1980.

Size Weight Number Signature

3.5 cm.

35 gr.

A 21 Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE

HKD 4,800 – 6,400 • CHF 590 – 790 • USD 630 – 840

178 Ilias Lalaounis 18K yellow gold necklace with sodalite pendant and earring

Ilias Lalaounis signed 18K yellow gold necklace with knot pendant decorated with sodalite, paired with 18K yellow gold sodalite cabochon button style earrings.

Greece, circa 1970-1980.

Size Weight Number Signature

55 17 gr.

Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE

HKD 4,800 – 6,400 • CHF 590 – 790 • USD 630 – 840

179 Ilias Lalaounis 18K yellow gold ear-clips

Ilias Lalaounis signed 18K yellow gold pair of hand-hammered dome ear-clips.

Greece, circa 1970-1980.

Size Weight Number Signature

3 cm.

35 gr.

H 17 Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE

HKD 11,200 – 12,800 • CHF 1,370 – 1,570 • USD 1,460 – 1,650 150

180 Ilias Lalaounis 18K yellow gold pearl brooch

Ilias Lalaounis signed 18K yellow gold brooch decorated with 11 oval pearls.

Greece, circa 1970-1980.

Size Weight Number Signature

4.5 cm.

12 gr.

B5 Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE

HKD 3,200 – 4,800 • CHF 390 – 590 • USD 420 – 620

181 Ilias Lalaounis 18K yellow gold brooch

Ilias Lalaounis signed 18K yellow gold grain wheat ear brooch.

Greece, circa 1970-1980.

Length Weight Number Signature

9.5 cm. x 2.5 cm.

27 gr.

A 21 Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE

HKD 8,000 – 9,600 • CHF 980 – 1,180 • USD 1,040 – 1,250

182 Ilias Lalaounis 18K yellow gold and pearl brooch

Ilias Lalaounis signed 18K yellow gold brooch decorated with 18 oval pearls.

Greece, circa 1970-1980.

Size Weight Number Signature

5.5 x 4.5 cm.

19 gr.

B5 Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE HKD 4,800 – 6,400 • CHF 590 – 790 • USD 630 – 840 151

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Ilias Lalaounis 18K yellow gold necklace, bracelet, ring and ear-clips featured “Hercules knot”

Ilias Lalaounis signed 18K yellow gold necklace feature a flexible mesh wheat link, the centre features a “Hercules knot” design ends capped with seals heads, 18K yellow gold bracelet feature a flexible mesh wheat link, paired with 18K yellow gold ring and an ear clips in the same style.

Greece, circa 1970-1980.

Necklace Length 62 cm.

Weight 63 gr.

Number Signature Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE Bracelet Length 16.5 cm.

Weight 40 gr.

Number A 21 Signature Ilias Lalaounis, hallmark, 750, GREECE Ring Size 52 Weight 10 gr.

Number Signature Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE Earring Size 2.5 cm.

Weight 18 gr.

Number Signature Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE HKD 48,000 – 80,000 • CHF 5,860 – 9,760 • USD 6,240 – 10,400

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184

185

186

“B.zero 1” 18K white gold ring

Cartier “Trinity” tri-colour 18K gold ring

Bvlgari platinum ring

Bvlgari signed and stamped ring in signature “B.zero 1” collection.

Cartier signed and numbered ring in 18K yellow, white and pink gold.

Bvlgari signed and stamped ring in platinum.

Size Weight Number Signature

Size Weight Number Signature

Size Weight Number Signature

55 8 gr.

2337 AL BVLGARI, 750, made in Italy

HKD 4,500 – 8,000 • CHF 550 – 980 • USD 590 – 1,040

63 9 gr.

M 71 763 Cartier, 750, @1998

HKD 3,500 – 6,000 • CHF 430 – 740 • USD 460 – 780

54 9 gr.

1970 AL BVLGARI, 950, made in Italy

HKD 3,000 – 6,000 • CHF 370 – 740 • USD 390 – 780

To be sold without reserve

187

188

189

Cartier “C de Cartier” 18K white gold ring

Cartier “C de Cartier” platinum ring

Cartier “C de Cartier” double “C” 18K white gold and enamel ring

Cartier signed and numbered 18K white gold ring.

Cartier signed and numbered ring in platinum.

Cartier signed and numbered 18K white gold and enamel ring.

Size Weight Number Signature

Size Weight Number Signature

Size Weight Number Signature

58 15 gr.

FA 2467 Cartier, 750

HKD 7,000 – 12,000 • CHF 850 – 1,470 • USD 910 – 1,560

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61 6 gr.

9 194 Cartier, PT 950, GU

HKD 2,500 – 5,000 • CHF 310 – 610 • USD – 330 – 650

To be sold without reserve

50 11 gr.

BN 2668 Cartier, 750

HKD 4,500 – 8,000 • CHF 550 – 980 • USD 590 – 1,040

190 Chopard 18K yellow gold and mother of pearl cufflinks Chopard signed and numbered 18K yellow gold cufflinks decorated with white mother of pearl.

Size Weight Number Signature

Ø 18 mm.

21 gr.

757 415 – 3 341 701 Chopard, Au 750

HKD 10,800 – 18,000 • CHF 1,220 – 2,200 • USD 1,300 – 2,340

191 Unsigned 18K white gold and diamonds cufflinks with lucky number “13” Unsigned, 18K white gold and diamond-set cufflinks, decorated with 28 rose-cut diamonds on the edge, with lucky number “13” made in 18K white gold and set with rose-cut diamonds.

Size Weight Number Signature

Ø 23 mm.

27 gr.

1889 AL 750

HKD 10,000 – 18,000 • CHF 1,220 – 2,340 • USD 1,300 – 2,340

192 Ilias Lalaounis 18K yellow gold enamel cross pendant Ilias Lalaounis signed 18K yellow gold pendant decorated with red enamel.

Greece, circa 1970-1980.

Size Weight Number Signature

6.5 x 3.5 cm.

23 gr.

B5 Ilias Lalaounis hallmark, 750, GREECE

HKD 6,400 – 8,000 • CHF 780 – 980 • USD 840 – 1,040

155

193 Boucheron 18K yellow gold “Pinson” volute necklace and diamonds and 18K yellow gold matching earrings

Boucheron signed 18K yellow gold circular-cut diamonds necklace and earrings.

Italian work, 1980-1990.

Size Weight Number Signature

Ø 12.5 cm. (approx.)

137.87 gr. (total for necklace and earrings) 1 712 983 and B 229 6557 Boucheron

HKD 52,600 – 70,000 • CHF 6,400 – 8,500 • USD 6,800 – 9,000

194 Cartier 18K yellow gold “Agrafe” bracelet

Cartier signed 18K yellow gold “Agrafe” bracelet.

France, 1990-2000.

Size Weight Number Signature

21 cm. (approx.)

37.8 gr.

929 850 Cartier

HKD 17,500 – 26,000 • CHF 2,100 – 3,200 • USD 2,300 – 3,400

156

195 Loose Diamond Old cushion-shaped natural loose diamond of 5.02 carats.

LFG report No. 364404, G colour, VS2 clarity, medium fluorescence.

HKD 525,000 – 700,000 • CHF 64,000 – 85,000 • USD 68,000 – 90,000

196 Loose Diamond COLOUR GRADING SCALE x D E

F G H

I

J

K

L M N-O

P-R

S-Z

Brilliant-cut natural loose diamond of 6.04 carats.

HRD 2018 report No. 18000015484, G colour, VVS1 clarity, nil fluorescence.

CLARITY GRADING SCALE NATURAL DIAMOND GRADING REPORT

x LC

VVS1 VVS2 VS1

VS2

SI1

SI2

(round brilliants only)

x EXC

VG

G

F

G

F

G

F

POLISH x EXC

VG

P2

N° 180000154843

P3 November 19, 2018

CUT GRADING SCALE PROPORTIONS

P1

SYMMETRY

Shape Carat (weight) Fluorescence Colour Grade Clarity Grade Cut Proportions Polish Symmetry

brilliant 6.04 ct nil rare white ( G ) VVS1

HKD 1,320,000 – 880,000 • CHF 100,000 – 150,000 • USD 113,000 – 170,000

very good very good excellent

x EXC

VG

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION Measurements Girdle Culet

11.92 - 11.94 mm x 6.90 mm medium 3.0 % faceted pointed

Total Depth

57.8

%

Table Width

63

%

Crown Height ( β )

13.0

%

( 35.1 deg )

Pavilion Depth ( α )

42.0

%

( 40.0 deg )

Length Halves Crown

45

%

Length Halves Pavilion

80

%

Sum (α & β)

75.1 deg

LASER INSCRIPTION Inscription on girdle: HRD Antwerp 180000154843 Disclaimer/Terms and Conditions apply: Visit www.hrdantwerp.com/disclaimer

The stone in accordance with the mentioned number has been identified as a natural gem diamond.

Selective characteristics have been indicated in order to clarify the description and/or for further identification. Symbols do not usually reflect the exact shape or size of the characteristic.

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Girard-Perregaux Lady’s, quartz, diamond-set and ruby set mother-of-pearl dial, integrated bracelet; “Richeville”; 18K yellow gold, diamonds, rubies and mother-of-pearl 18K yellow gold, quartz, vertical tonneau-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws, cabochon ruby-set crown, mother-of-pearl dial set with 60 brilliant-cut diamonds and 12 baguette-set rubies indexes.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Dimensions Signature Accessories

Girard-Perregaux, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Richeville” circa 1990-2000 No. OJ 36 integrated 18K yellow gold GP bracelet with double folding deployant clasp 37 x 28 mm. / Length 160 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance FF Rarity R

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 28,000 – 50,000 • CHF 3,400 – 6,100 • USD 3,600 – 6,500

158

AA

Cartier Quartz, lady’s, diamond-set bezel, integrated bracelet with pink tourmaline; “Tortue”; 18K yellow gold, tourmalines

198

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws, cabochon diamond-set crown, bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds, silver dial.

Bracelet set with 22 pink tourmaline.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Cartier, Paris “Tortue” 1990-2000 No. B 660 360 637 integrated 18K yellow gold Cartier bracelet with double folding deployant clasp 20 x 22 mm. / Length 150 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

AAA

HKD 100,000 – 200,000 • CHF 12,200 – 24,400 • USD 13,000 – 26,000 To be sold without reserve

159

199

Cartier “Tank à Bascule”; 18K yellow gold

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, “Tank”type lady’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, guilloché (engine-turned), silver colour dial with radial Roman numerals, cabochon sapphire-set crown.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Cartier, Paris “Tank à Bascule” circa 1960-1970 unnumbered 6’’’ No. 608 830 (by Eggly & Cie, Geneva) brown leather strap, 18K yellow gold Cartier deployant clasp 31.8 x 20.2 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance FF Rarity RRR

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 39,000 – 57,000 • CHF 4,800 – 6,900 • USD 5,000 – 7,300

160

AAA

Cartier Ref. 2514; “Baignoire Allongée”; 18K white gold

200

18K white gold, manual-winding, curvex, vertical oval “Baignoire”shaped, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws, “Vendôme”-type hooded lugs, guilloché (engine-turned), silver colour dial with elongated radial blue Roman numerals, cabochon sapphireset crown.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Dimensions Signature Accessories

Cartier, Paris “Baignoire Allongée” circa 1990-2000 2514 unnumbered 060 MC No. 117 545 AF (13 180) integrated 18K white gold Cartier bracelet with double folding deployant clasp 47.3 x 21.6 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance FF Rarity RRR

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

AAA

HKD 139,000 – 209,000 • CHF 17,000 – 25,400 • USD 17,900 – 26,900

Cartier, “Baignoire Allongée” The “Baignoire Allongée” is among the largest and rarest watches produced by Cartier London during the late-1960’s. In 1991, a limited edition of 400 oversized examples was released in yellow gold (53 x 24 mm.); the modern version is marked “Paris” on the dial and case-back.

161

201

Cartier Self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Santos”; stainless steel and 18K yellow gold Stainless steel and 18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, cabochon blue sapphire-set crown, white colour dial with radial Roman numerals, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Dimensions Signature Accessories

Cartier, Paris “Santos” circa 1990 unnumbered No. 296 610 001 integrated stainless steel and 18K yellow gold Cartier “Santos” bracelet with deployant clasp 37.8 x 31 mm. / Length 180 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement original fitted box

Elegance F Rarity R

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 8,000 – 10,000 • CHF 1,000 – 1,200 • USD 1,000 – 1,300

202

Cartier Self-winding, centre-seconds, date; gilded silver

Gilded silver, quartz, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, waterresistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, cabochon blue sapphire-set crown, cream colour dial with radial Roman numerals, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Cartier, Paris “Must de Cartier” circa 1990-2000 1800-1 unnumbered No. 010 569 green leather Cartier strap, gilded metal Cartier deployant clasp Ø 32.7 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 4,000 – 8,000 • CHF 500 – 1,000 • USD 500 – 1,000 To be sold without reserve 162

A

Cartier Self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Pasha”; stainless steel

203

Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, “Vendôme”type lugs, unidirectional revolving graduated bezel, screwed-down cabochon blue sapphire-set winding-crown with protection cover and security link, silver colour dial with radial Roman numerals with centreseconds and one horological complication: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 4:30) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Dimensions Signature Accessories

Cartier, Paris “Pasha” circa 2000-2010 R 401 00 219 navy-blue leather Cartier Cartier deployant buckle Ø 35.8 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

strap,

stainless

steel

AA

C 3-9 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,000 – 2,100

Cartier Ref. 2405, quartz; “Réversible Basculante”; stainless steel

204

Stainless steel, quartz, vertical rectangular-shaped, “Tank”-type with “cabriolet” pivoting system, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws, winding-crown at 12 o’clock, silver colour dial with radial Roman numerals; cabochon sapphire-set on the bezel.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Cartier, Paris “Réversible Basculante” 2001 2405 unnumbered quartz standardization No. 73 844 PB blue leather strap, stainless steel Cartier buckle 35.5 x 23.7 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100

163

205

Cartier “Ellipse”; stainless steel and 18K yellow gold

Stainless steel and 18K yellow gold, manual-winding, horizontal ovalshaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws, double stepped rounded bezel, cabochon sapphire-set crown, white colour dial.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Cartier, Paris “Ellipse” circa 1975-1980 6’’’ ¾ No. 782 090 083 black leather strap, 18K yellow gold Cartier deployant clasp 28.8 x 32 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3 D 3-9-01 M 3*

AA

HKD 10,000 – 20,000 • CHF 1,200 – 2,400 • USD 1,300 – 2,600 To be sold without reserve

206

Cartier Ref. 2319, self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Santos”; stainless steel and 18K yellow gold Stainless steel and 18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, cabochon blue sapphire-set crown, silver guilloché (engine-turned) colour dial with radial Roman numerals, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Cartier, Paris Model “Santos” Year circa 1990-2000 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre Case No. 947 807 CD Bracelet integrated stainless steel and 18K yellow gold Cartier “Santos” bracelet with deployant clasp Dimensions 41 x 29 mm. / Length 165 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-9 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 8,000 – 18,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,200 • USD 1,000 – 2,300

164

AA

Cartier Ref. 2113 / W 3105155, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “Pasha Chronograph”, “Millennium Edition”; limited edition; stainless steel, platinum and black onyx

207

Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by eight screws, “Vendôme”-type lugs, unidirectional revolving graduated bezel, screwed-down cabochon black onyx-set winding-crown with protection cover and security link, grey colour guilloché (engine-turned) dial with suspended Arabic numerals and radial indexes, with four horological complications: • 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces located on the case-band) • 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • Date of the month (aperture at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Cartier, Paris “Pasha Chronograph”, “Millennium Edition”; limited edition 2001 2113 / W 3105155 205 480 020 CD black leather Cartier strap, stainless steel Cartier deployant buckle Ø 38 mm. dial, case and movement --

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3-9 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 20,000 – 28,000 • CHF 2,400 – 3,400 • USD 2,600 – 3,600

AA

208 Cartier Quartz, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “Pasha Chronograph”; stainless steel Stainless steel, quartz, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, waterresistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, “Vendôme”-type lugs, unidirectional revolving graduated bezel, screwed-down cabochon blue sapphire-set winding-crown with protection cover and security link, champagne colour dial with suspended Arabic numerals and dots indexes, white subsidiary dials, with four horological complications: • 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces located on the case-band) • 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • Date of the month (aperture at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Cartier, Paris “Pasha Chronograph” circa 1990 navy-blue leather Cartier strap, stainless steel Cartier deployant buckle Ø 38 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 12,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,500 – 2,000 • USD 1,600 – 2,100 165

209

Cartier Self-winding, centre-seconds; “Santos”; 18K yellow gold

18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, cabochon blue sapphire-set crown, white colour dial with radial Roman numerals and centre-seconds.

Cartier, Paris “Santos” circa 1990 No. 0 317 433 integrated 18K yellow gold Cartier “Santos” bracelet with deployant clasp Dimensions 29 mm. / Length 160 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

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C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 30,500 – 39,000 • CHF 3,700 – 4,800 • USD 3,900 – 5,000

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Cartier Ref. 2303, quartz, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “Tank Française” “Chrono-Reflex”; stainless steel Stainless steel, quartz, vertical rectangular-shaped, “Tank”-type gentleman’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws, cabochon sapphire-set crown, silver colour dial with three horological complications: • Chronograph (activated by the two rectangular push-pieces) • 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 4 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 8 o’clock) • Date of the month (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) Cartier, Paris “Tank Française” “Chrono-Reflex” circa 2000-2010 2303 No. BB 18 737 brown DubaiL leather strap, stainless steel Cartier deployant clasp Dimensions 37 x 28 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 8,000 – 12,000 • CHF 1,500 – 1,500 • USD 1,000 – 1,600 166

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Cartier Ref. 2790, self-winding, centre-seconds, date;“Pasha” “Sea-Timer Date”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, “Vendôme”type lugs, unidirectional revolving graduated bezel, screwed-down cabochon black onyx-set large winding-crown with protection cover and security link, black colour dial with suspended Arabic numerals with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 4:30) Cartier, Paris “Pasha” “Sea-Timer Date” circa 2006-2007 2790 561 219 LX black leather Cartier strap, stainless steel Cartier deployant buckle Dimensions Ø 40 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3-9 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 12,000 – 20,000 • CHF 1,500 – 2,400 • USD 1,600 – 2,600

Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. 277.8.62; “Grande Reverso, Ultra Thin, Tribute to 1931”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, manual-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, reversible ultra-thin gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back; black colour dial.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) “Grande Reverso, Ultra Thin, Tribute to 1931” “1 000 Hours Control” circa 2011 277.8.62 822 No. 2 821 052 brown leather JLC strap, stainless steel JLC buckle 46 x 27.5 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 32,000 – 48,000 • CHF 4,000 – 6,000 • USD 4,200 – 6,400

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Jaeger-LeCoultre for Aston Martin Ref. 192.6.25, self-winding, vertical-trigger chronograph with pivoting inner case, minute and hour recorders, date; “AMVOX2 Chronograph Concept”; limited edition of 200 examples; platinum and titanium Platinum and titanium, self-winding, vertical tonneau-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, grey and silver colours dial with radial Arabic numerals, with four horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph with pivoting inner case (activated and stopped by pressing on the glass at the top; return-to-zero by pressing the glass, at the bottom); safety bolt locking the chronograph’s functions (slide at 9 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (aperture at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (aperture at 9 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 5 o’clock) Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) “AMVOX2 Chronograph Concept” “Master Control 1000 Hours”; limited edition, No. 189 / 200 Year 2006-2007 Reference 192.6.25 Movement Calibre 751 B Case No. 2 403 797 Bracelet red leather JLC strap, 18K white gold double folding deployant clasp Dimensions 49.2 x 44 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 1*

AAA

HKD 80,000 – 120,000 • CHF 10,000 – 15,000 • USD 10,600 – 15,900 Jeager-LeCoultre for Aston Martin, “AMVOX2 Chronograph Concept” The patented vertical-trigger pivoting-case chronograph of the “AMVOX2” is an ingenious mechanism that allows the start / stop and reset functions of the chronograph to be operated simply by pressing on the glass of the watch. In a wide aperture at 6 o’clock, one can thus see the triggering of the chronograph functions thanks to the levers (red-coated).

Issued in limited editions (specially handcrafted), its powerful design and daring performance makes it truly the ultimate driver’s watch.

Jaeger-LeCoultre made for Aston Martin in 2006-2007 two limited editions of this unusual chronograph: • Ref. 192.T.25, made in titanium in 750 examples.

• Ref. 192.6.25, made in platinum and titanium in 200 examples.

In 2008, three others limited editions were made: • Ref. 192.6.25, made in platinum in 100 examples.

• Ref. 192.2.25, made in 18K pink gold in 300 examples.

• Ref. 192.T4.70, made in black-coated titanium in 500 examples.

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Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. 146.3.97, self-winding, diver’s, centre-seconds, date, alarm; “Master Compressor Memovox”; 18K white gold

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18K white gold, self-winding, vertical tonneau-shaped, large diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws, winding-crowns with compression keys, 60-minute graduated bidirectional revolving grey inclined inner bezel for the decompression times (adjusted by the crown at 10 o’clock), grey dial with centreseconds and two horological complications: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) • Alarm (winding and setting on the sector dial on the left side by the crown at 2 o’clock) Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) “Master Compressor Memovox” circa 1998 146.3.97 918 No. 0094 black leather JLC strap, JLC 18K white gold deployant clasp Dimensions 49.8 x 41.6 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box, instruction booklet, booklet Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 2*

AAA

HKD 60,000 – 76,000 • CHF 7,500 – 9,500 • USD 7,900 – 10,100 The dial in grey colour was only available on the 18K white gold version; the stainless steel version was fitted with a black colour dial.

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Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. 246.2.79, erotic “Reverso à Eclipses” “Grande Taille”; unique creation; 18K pink gold 18K pink gold and enamel, manual-winding, vertical rectangularshaped, reversible gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back; 18K pink gold “éclipses” dial with suspended Arabic numerals.

Polychrome enamel dial (concealed by the gold “éclipses”) showing a gentleman rendering homage in the most beautiful way to the female gender.

Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) “Reverso à Eclipses”; unique creation, No. 01 / 01 circa 2006 246.2.79 822 No. 2 559 348 brown leather JLC strap, 18K pink gold JLC double folding deployant clasp Dimensions 46.6 x 29.4 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box and outer box, certificate of origin Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance FFF Rarity PU

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 216,000 – 296,000 • CHF 27,000 – 37,000 • USD 28,600 – 39,200 The original certificate mentioned that this watch was sold by Ben Jannet, Horlogerie, Tunis.

Jaeger-LeCoultre, “Reverso à Eclipses” In 2006, to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the “Reverso”, the Manufacture launched a new model, the “Reverso à Eclipses”.

This watch has two dials; one is made of retractable flaps, the other is enamelled “Grand Feu”.

A simple movement of the finger on the thumbwheel hidden in the thickness of the case makes it possible to reveal or hide one or the other.

Some unique pieces (such as the present model) and several limited series will be produced, notably the one with the twelve signs of the Chinese zodiac (28 examples) or the one with the numbers «14-15-16-18-20-21-22» (25 examples).

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Jaeger LeCoultre Ref. 149.6.95, self-winding, perpetual calendar, millesimal of the year, moon phases in both hemispheres, AM-PM indication, alarm with striking or vibration feature; “Master Grand Réveil”; limited edition of 100 examples; platinum Platinum, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, heavy gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws, centre-seconds and eight horological complications: half-instantaneous perpetual calendar, date of the month (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock), day of the week (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock; indications given in English), month of the year (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock; indications given in English, millesimal of the year (double aperture at 12 o’clock; century, decade and year), age and phases of the moon in both hemispheres (subsidiary dial, graduated from 0 to 29 ½, and aperture at 6 o’clock), diurnal (daytime) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock; indications given by the red index), alarm (winding and setting on the central index by the crown at 2 o’clock; alarm control for striking mechanism or vibrate modes by the button at 10 o’clock with position control in the aperture at 10:30) Jaeger LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) “Master Grand Réveil” “Mater Control 1000 Hours”; limited edition of 100 examples No. 28 Year circa 2010 Reference 149.6.95 – 163 64 4A Movement Calibre 909/1 Case No. 0021 Bracelet black alligator leather JLC strap and platinum JLC deployant clasp Dimensions 53.5 x 45.3 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories service fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet Brand Model

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 1*

AAA

HKD 120,000 – 160,000 • CHF 14,600 – 19,500 • USD 15,600 – 20,800

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Franck Muller Ref. 952 QZ D CD, large, quartz, pavé diamond-set dial; “Long Island”; 18K white gold and diamonds

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18K white gold and diamonds, quartz, curvex, vertical rectangularshaped with rounded corners, large lady’s wristwatch, with “officier”type screwed lugs, case-back screwed by four screws; pavé diamondset dial with large radial Arabic numerals.

Bezel and dial set with 307 brilliant-cut diamonds (2.03 carats); bracelet set with 206 brilliant-cut diamonds (1.38 carat).

Franck Muller, Geneva “Master of Complications” “Long Island” circa 2000 952 QZ D CD B OG quartz standardization No. 395 integrated 18K white gold and diamonds FM bracelet with deployant clasp Dimensions 44.6 x 25.8 mm. / Length 175 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box and outer box, certificate of origin, insurance certificate Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

AAA

HKD 136,000 – 176,000 • CHF 17,000 – 22,000 • USD 18,000 – 23,300 The insurance certificate, dated November 28, 2005, mentions a replacement value of CHF 79 750.-

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Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. 240.8.15, 8-day going, date, power reserve; “Reverso” “Grande Taille”; stainless steel Stainless steel, manual-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, reversible 8-day going gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back; silver colour dial with suspended Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds at 5 and two horological complications: • Date of the month (double aperture at 7 o’clock) • 8-day power-reserve indication (sector at 10:30) Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) “Reverso” “Grande Taille” circa 2002-2005 240.8.15 875, “Duo Spring Barrels” No. 2 181 358 orange leather JLC strap, stainless steel buckle 46.6 x 29.3 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 1-0 M 01*

AAA

HKD 32,000 – 48,000 • CHF 4,000 – 6,000 • USD 4,300 – 6,400 Jaeger-LeCoultre, “Reverso Septantième”, Calibre 879 In 2002, to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the “Reverso”, the Manufacture launched a new model, the “Reverso Septantième”, equipped with a new 8-day going movement, Calibre 879, with double barrel “Duo Spring Barrels” (28 800 v / h), a “Grande Date” (Big Date) and a Night / Day indication. The model is produced in two limited series in pink gold and platinum (500 examples each).

Jaeger-LeCoultre, “Reverso” “Grande Taille”, Calibre 875 Following the “Reverso Septantième”, several models with 8-day going movement follow, including the Ref. 240.8.15 with Cal. 875 (without Night / Day indication).

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Breguet Ref. 3460, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “Marine”; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by six screws, fluted caseband, straight lugs with screwed bars, silver guilloché (engine-turned) dial with subsidiary seconds at 6 and four horological complications: • 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces located on the case-band) • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 6 o’clock) Breguet, Paris “Chronographe Automatique” “Horloger de la Marine” circa 1990-2000 3460 BA/12/A90 No. 1 005 576, 21K yellow gold rotor Calibre No. 1 005 C Case integrated 18K yellow gold Breguet “Marine” bracelet with Bracelet double folding deployant clasp Dimensions Ø 35.5 mm. dial, case and movement Signature Accessories Breguet’s Attestation (dated November 29, 1994) Brand Model Year Reference Movement

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-8 D 3-01 M 3*

AA

HKD 72,000 – 96,000 • CHF 9,000 – 12,000 • USD 9,500 – 12,700 The Attestation from Breguet, L’Abbaye (Vallée de Joux), dated November 29, 1994, states that the value of this watch was as this time CHF 45 800.-

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Ferrari Formula by Cartier Self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date, day; “F.1 – Il Cavallino”; titanium and 18K yellow gold Titanium and 18K yellow gold, self-winding, vertical tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snap-on case-back, red colour dial with radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 9 and five horological complications: • 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces located on the case-band) with tachometric scale graduated for 500 metres • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) • Day of the week (aperture at 3 o’clock; indications given in French) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Dimensions Signature Accessories

Ferrari Formula by Cartier, Switzerland “F.1 – Il Cavallino” circa 1990-2000 based on Valjoux 7750 integrated stainless steel and 18K yellow gold bracelet with deployant clasp (by NSA) 45.6 x 41.6 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 14,000 – 18,000 • CHF 1,800 – 2,200 • USD 1,900 – 2,300

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Jaguar Ref. 13-0003, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “XK”; 18K yellow gold and wood 18K yellow gold and wood (burr elm), self-winding, vertical tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by six screws, ivory-white colour dial with gold applied indexes, subsidiary seconds at 12 and four horological complications: 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces located on the case-band) with tachometric scale graduated for 400 metres; dragging 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock); 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock); half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock under Cyclops lens) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

U.L.F. Jaguar Cars Ltd., England made in Switzerland circa 1990-2000 13-0003 based on Valjoux 7750 brown leather Jaguar strap, 18K yellow gold deployant clasp 45.6 x 41.6 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,000 – 4,000 • USD 3,200 – 4,200 176

AA

Girard-Perregaux for Ferrari Ref. 8020, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “Ferrari”; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by seven screws, black colour dial with yellow gold applied radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 3 and three horological complications: • Chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) • 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • Date of the month (aperture at 4:30) Girard-Perregaux, La Chaux-de-Fonds made for Ferrari circa 2000-2010 8020 89361 No. OJ 346 brown leather strap, 18K yellow gold GP buckle with “Ferrari” logo Dimensions Ø 38 mm. dial, case and movement Signature Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 2-9 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 20,000 – 36,000 • CHF 2,500 – 4,500 • USD 2,600 – 4,800

Girard-Perregaux for Ferrari Ref. 8020, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “Ferrari”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by seven screws, black colour dial with luminescent suspended Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds at 3 and three horological complications: • Chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) • 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Date of the month (aperture at 4:30) Girard-Perregaux, La Chaux-de-Fonds made for Ferrari circa 2000-2010 8020 89361 No. A 801 brown leather strap, stainless steel GP buckle with “Ferrari” logo Dimensions Ø 38 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 9,600 – 14,500 • CHF 1,200 – 1,800 • USD 1,300 – 1,900

AA 177

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Chopard Ref. 16/8407, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “Mille Miglia 2000”; numbered edition; titanium Titanium, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, waterresistant with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by eight screws, anthracite colour dial with luminous Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds at 3 and four horological complications: • 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces located on the case-band) with tachometric scale graduated for 400 metres • Dragging 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 4:30) Chopard, Geneva “Mille Miglia 2000”; numbered edition, No. 1 677 2000 16/8407 No. 000 832 V8BA3 (based on ETA 2894-2), adjusted to four positions, COSC chronometer certification Case No. 735 183 Bracelet black rubber Chopard strap, stainless steel Chopard buckle Dimensions Ø 40 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box, instruction booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate No. 7 999 735

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 14,000 – 18,000 • CHF 1,800 – 2,200 • USD 1,900 – 2,400

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IWC Self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date, day; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, silver colour dial with radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 9 and five horological complications: 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces located on the case-band) with tachometric scale graduated for 360 metres; halfinstantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock); 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock); half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock); day of the week (aperture at 3 o’clock; indications given in English) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case

IWC – International Watch Co., Schaffhausen / Schaffhouse circa 2000-2010 -No. 2 710 065 Bracelet integrated stainless steel IWC bracelet with deployant clasp Dimensions Ø 39.7 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Elegance F Rarity RR

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 12,000 – 20,000 • CHF 1,500 – 2,500 • USD 1,600 – 2,700

Ebel Ref. E 9126 M 52, self-winding, large, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “Brasilia”; stainless steel (“New Old Stock”)

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Stainless steel, self-winding, curvex, vertical rectangular-shaped, “Tank”-style, large gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws, white colour dial with Roman numeral and radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 3 and four horological complications: 1/8 chronograph (activated by the two rectangular push-pieces located on the case-band); dragging 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock); 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock); half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 6 o’clock) Ebel, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Brasilia” circa 2015 Reference E 9126 M 52 Movement Calibre 126 Case No. A 137 394 Bracelet black leather Ebel strap; stainless steel Ebel deployant clasp Dimensions 47.8 x 35.9 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box and outer box, certificate, instruction booklet, hang tag Brand Model Year

Elegance F Rarity R

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

AA

HKD 8,000 – 12,000 • CHF 1,000 – 1,500 • USD 1,100 – 1,600 To be sold without reserve

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Van Cleef & Arpels Ref. 36446, self-winding, date, day, moon phases; “La Collection”; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snap-on case-back, “Vendôme”-type screwed lugs, case-band with 5-minute graduated notches, white colour dial with centre-seconds and three horological complications: • Half-instantaneous date of the month (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; indications given in French) • Age and phases of the moon (subsidiary dial, graduated from 0 to 29 ½, and aperture at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Van Cleef & Arpels, Paris “La Collection” circa 1990-2000 36446 No. 2 269 116 900, unadjusted No. 118 003 (by Weber & Cie, Geneva) black leather strap, gilded metal buckle Ø 35.5 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3-8 D 3-01 M 3*

A

HKD 24,000 – 41,000 • CHF 3,000 – 5,000 • USD 3,200 – 5,200

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Piaget Ref. 15978, chronograph, minute and hour recorders; “Gouverneur”; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws, silver colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Piaget, La Côte-aux-Fées and Geneva “Gouverneur” circa 1990-1995 15978 No. 4 410 123 1874 P (based on Lemania), adjusted in 5 positions No. 561 426 black leather strap, 18K yellow gold Piaget buckle Ø 34.1 mm. dial case and movement -

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 2-01 M 3*

HKD 24,000 – 41,000 • CHF 3,000 – 5,000 • USD 3,200 – 5,200 180

AA

Andersen World Time; “Communication”; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, self-winding, round-shaped, World Time gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snap-on case-back, teardrop lugs, and one horological complication: • World Time (reeded revolving bezel engraved with the names of 31 major cities of the World) Royal blue colour lacquered dial with applied gold indexes and the map of the World’s continents, outer diurnal and nocturnal 24-hour ring.

Brand Svend Andersen, Geneva Model “ Communication” Year circa 1990-2000 Reference Movement unnumbered Calibre 951 (based on Frédéric Piguet, provided with a special

world time zone system developed by Svend Andersen) Case unnumbered (by Jean Pierre Hagmann, Geneva) Bracelet blue leather strap, with 18K yellow gold Anderson buckle Dimensions Ø 32 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

AA

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 12,000 – 14,000 • CHF 1,500 – 1,900 • USD 1,600 – 1,900

Gérald Genta Ref. G.3734; retrograde minutes, jump hour, retrograde date; “Retro BiRetro”; numbered edition made for the 700th anniversary of the Helvetic Confederation, No. 01; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by six screws, fluted case-band, black colour regulator-type dial with retrograde minutes (sector in the upper part), jump hour (aperture at 12 o’clock), and one horological complication: Instantaneous date of the month (sector at 6 o’clock) Brand Model

Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Gérald Genta, Geneva and Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux) “Retro BiRetro”; numbered edition made for the 700th anniversary of the Helvetic Confederation, No. 01 1991 G 3734 No. 55 337 G 3291-7 No. 89 821 black leather strap, stainless steel GG buckle Ø 36 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate or origin

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

AAA

HKD 20,000 – 28,000 • CHF 2,500 – 3,500 • USD 2,700 – 3,700 The original certificate mentioned that this watch was sold by Raymond Jacot, Horloger-Joaillier, Zermatt (without date).

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IWC Ref. 3750, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, secular perpetual calendar, moon phases, millesimal of the year; “Da Vinci”; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, hooded mobile lugs, white colour dial with nine horological complications: • 1/10 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Secular half-instantaneous perpetual calendar (until February 28, 2100) • Date of the month (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock, with double ring) • Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; indications given in German) • Month of the year (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock; indications given in German) • Phases of the moon (aperture at 12 o’clock) • Millesimal of the year (aperture at 7:30; decade and year) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

IWC – International Watch Co., Schaffhausen / Schaffhouse “Da Vinci” “Automatic Perpetual” circa 1990 3750 7906 No. 2 383 720 brown leather IWC strap, 18K yellow gold IWC buckle Ø 39 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, additional calendar plate (years 22002499), instruction booklet

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 48,000 – 64,000 • CHF 6,000 – 8,000 • USD 6,400 – 8,500

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Ebel Ref. 813 4 901, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date, integrated bracelet; “1911”, “Zenith El Primero movement”; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws, white colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and four horological complications: • 1/10 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometer scale graduated on the dial for 500 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture between 4 and 5 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Dimensions Signature Accessories

Ebel, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Automatic” circa 2000 813 4 901 unnumbered 134 (ebauche by Zenith “El Primero” 400) No. 64 101 919 integrated 18K yellow gold Ebel bracelet with deployant clasp (by “J P”) 42.9 x 39.4 mm. / Length 190 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement original fitted box, additional calendar plate (years 22002499), instruction booklet

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-01 M «*

AA

HKD 56,000 – 72,000 • CHF 7,000 – 9,000 • USD 7,400 – 9,500

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Roger Dubuis Large, single-button chronograph, minute recorder, ivory dial; limited edition of 28 examples; 18K yellow gold

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, curvex horizontal rectangular-shaped with rounded corners, Art Deco-style, large gentleman’s wristwatch, with “officier”-type screwed lugs and central lug, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by eight screws and subsidiary seconds at 9, ivory colour dial, and two horological complications: two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single round push-piece located on the winding-crown at 3 o’clock • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Roger Dubuis “Too Much” “Monopoussoir”; limited edition of 28 examples, No. 20 / 28 circa 2005 No. 532 RD 28 unnumbered black leather RD strap and 18K yellow gold RD buckle 42.6 x 43.1 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-8 D 1-01 M 2*

AAA

HKD 50,000 – 80,000 • CHF 6,100 –9,800 • USD 6,500 – 10,400

234 Pierre Kunz Ref. PK B0655DHRSN; “Triple Rétrograde”; limited edition, No. 1; 18K pink gold 18K pink gold, manual-winding, vertical rectangular and squareshaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with case-back screwed by four screws, silver colour regulator-type dial with retrograde hour at 12 and double retrograde subsidiary seconds at 6 Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Pierre Kunz, Geneva “Triple Rétrograde”; limited edition, No. 01 circa 2001 PK B0655DHRSN No. 1 brown leather PK strap, 18K pink gold PK buckle 38 x 38 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate or origin, instruction booklet

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1-8 D 1-01 M 1*

AAA

HKD 80,000 – 100,000 • CHF 9,800 –12,200 • USD 10,400 – 13,000 184

De Bethune Ref. DB 10W, self-winding, centre-seconds; 18K white gold

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18K white gold, self-winding, round-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, ogival lugs, snap-on case-back, silver guilloché (engineturned) dial with suspended Breguet numerals and centre-seconds.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

De Bethune, L’Auberson (Jura Vaudois) circa 2000-2005 DB 10W 2072, 18K gold rotor No. 010 black leather strap and titanium DB buckle Ø 42 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3-08 D 1-01 M 2*

A

HKD 45,000 – 65,000 • CHF 5,500 –7,900 • USD 5,800 – 8,500

Antoine Preziuso Self-winding, centre-seconds, blue dial and erotic décor; “Hours of Love”; limited edition of 100 pieces; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, self-winding, vertical tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by eight screws with the glass engraved with an erotic décor (this scene is not animated), blue colour dial with centre-seconds.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Antoine Preziuso, Geneva “Hours of Love”; limited edition, No. 01 / 100 circa 2000-2005 “High Quality” with 18K yellow gold rotor (based on ETA 2892 A2) unnumbered blue leather APG strap, 18K yellow gold APG buckle 41 x 34 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-08 D 1-01 M 2*

A

HKD 25,000 – 40,000 • CHF 3,000 –4,900 • USD 3,300 – 5,200

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Chopard Ref. 161911, 8-day going, skeleton, gold movement, tourbillon regulator, power reserve indication; “L.U.C. – Louis Ulysse Chopard Chronometer” “Heritage Model”; limited edition of 25 examples, No. 1; palladium Palladium (0.950), manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, 8-day going, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by eight screws, partly skeleton dial with suspended applied blue Roman numerals and indexes and two horological complications: • Visible one-minute tourbillon regulator • 8-day power-reserve indication (sector at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Chopard, Geneva “Tourbillon Power Reserve”, “Heritage Model”; limited edition of 25 examples, No. 01 / 25 circa 2007 1611911-9001 No. 108 972 “L.U.C.”, 4TT 3N, 18K gold main-plate and bridges, “Quattro technology” based on two sets of two stacked barrels, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, Geneva Quality Hall Mark, certified chronometer (C.O.S.C.); 9-day going (28 800 v / h) No. 1 327 856 brown leather Chopard strap, platinum Chopard buckle Ø 40.5 mm. dial, case and movement original certificate, certificate of limited edition, Geneva Quality Hall Mark certificate, instruction booklet, international guarantee

Elegance FFF Rarity RRR

C 2-6 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 136,000 – 176,000 • CHF 17,000 – 22,000 • USD 18,000 – 23,000 To be sold without reserve The original certificate mentioned that this watch was sold on January 11, 2008.

The Swiss retail price of the watch was at the time CHF 173 250.-

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Ulysse Nardin Ref. 799-81, skeleton, tourbillon regulator; “Tourbillon Royal Blue”; limited edition of 99 examples; platinum Platinum, manual-winding, round-shaped, large skeleton gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by six screws, dial with sapphire-set indexes and one horological complication: • Visible one-minute tourbillon regulator Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Ulysse Nardin, Le Locle “Tourbillon Royal Blue”; limited edition of 99 examples circa 2017 799-81 unnumbered UN 29, sapphire-crystal main-plate and bridges unnumbered navy-blue leather UN strap, 18K white gold UN double folding deployant clasp Ø 41.3 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance FF Rarity RRR

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 1*

AAA

HKD 435,000 – 696,000 • CHF 53,000 – 84,800 • USD 56,000 – 86,600

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“Exception” by Kari Voutilainen and Jean-Pierre Hagmann on Audemars Piguet Oversize, minute-repeater, split-seconds chronograph, minute recorder, sapphire-crystal dial, engraved movement; “Exception”; unique creation; 18K pink gold 18K pink gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, oversized gentleman’s wristwatch, sapphire-crystal snap-on case-back, sapphire-crystal dial with subsidiary seconds at 6 and four horological complications: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs by two hammers (activated by the slide at 9 o’clock) • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the single round push-piece located on the winding-crown at 3 o’clock) • Split-seconds (activated by the round push-piece located on the case-band at 2 o’clock) • Dragging 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) 18’’’, rhodium-plated, partly hand-engraved plates and bridges, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement, cut bimetallic compensated balance and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve, index regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw, adjusted.

Exception, La Chaux-de-Fonds

by Kari Voutilainen, Môtiers, and Jean-Pierre Hagmann, Geneva; unique creation Year circa 2012-2014 Reference Movement No. 4 888 (based on Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus, Vallée de Joux, ebauche from 1893) Calibre 18’’’, lever escapement, adjusted Case unnumbered (by Jean-Pierre Hagmann, Geneva) / weight 52.6 mm.

Bracelet black leather strap, 18K yellow gold double folding deployant clasp Dimensions Ø 46 mm.

Signature case and movement Accessories original fitted box, papers Brand Model

Elegance FFF Rarity U

C 1 D 1-010 M 1*

AAA

HKD 720,000 – 1,440,000 • CHF 90,000 – 180,000 • USD 95,400 – 190,800 Exception, La Chaux-de-Fonds The Exception house was founded in La Chaux-de-Fonds in the 1980’s and has produced a number of series of wristwatches with horological complications, each in series of ten pieces (based on Valjoux, Arola, etc. ebauches).

It is also responsible for exceptional pocket watches, unique or produced in series of three pieces, “Grande Complication” or “triple complication”, based on movements from Audemars Piguet, LeCoultre, Dubois-Dépraz or other manufactures in the Vallée de Joux).

The present watch is a unique creation based on an old Audemars Piguet movement with horological complications, which has been entirely restored, modernised and decorated by Kari Voutilainen, a famous watchmaker of Finnish origin based in Môtiers (Val-de-Travers), before being cased by Jean-Pierre Hagmann, the legendary master case-maker from Geneva.

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Longines Ref. 3242, Art Deco, two-tone dial, calibre 9.32; stainless steel

Stainless steel, manual-winding, curvex, vertical rectangular-shaped, Art Deco gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, two-tone silver dial with radial indexes and subsidiary seconds at 6.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Dimensions Signature Accessories

Longines, Saint-Imier (Bernese Jura) circa 1935-1940 3242 No. 5 235 165 9.32 No. 5 235 165 stainless steel “Stelinox” bracelet with clasp (by Gay Frères, Geneva) 38.5 x 19.8 mm. dial, case and movement Extract from the Archives

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 3-8 D 3-8-01 M 3*

AA

HKD 16,000 – 24,000 • CHF 1,900 – 3,000 • USD 2,000 – 3,000 The Extract from the Archives, dated June 19, 2020, mentioned that this watch was invoiced on November 13, 1934, to the Longines agent, Maison Weissblüth, Rumania.

241

Baume & Mercier Chronograph, minute recorder, black dial; stainless steel

Stainless steel, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with screwed case-back, black colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round-shaped pushpieces) with tachometric scale graduated for 1 000 metres • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Baume & Mercier, Geneva circa 1950 unnumbered 13’’’ ¾ (based on Landeron 48 by Charles Hahn, Le Landeron) unnumbered brown leather strap, stainless steel buckle Ø 36.9 mm. dial, case and movement

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3-8 D 3-50-01 M 3*

HKD 8,000 – 10,000 • CHF 1,000 – 1,200 • USD 1,100 – 1,300 192

AA

Universal Ref. 32407, chronograph, minute recorder; chromium-plated metal and stainless steel

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Chromium-plated metal and stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneaushaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, silver colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two rectangular-shaped pushpieces) with tachometric scale graduated for 1 000 metres • Half-instantaneous 45-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) Universal, Geneva “UWECO” circa 1940-1950 32407 No. 171 571 385, 14’’’ (based on UG 285 “Uni-Compax”), lever escapement Case No. 834 917 Bracelet black leather UG strap, stainless steel buckle Dimensions Ø 35 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

AA

HKD 16,400 – 20,500 • CHF 2,000 – 2,500 • USD 2,100 – 2,600

Jaeger-LeCoultre “Reverso”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, manual-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, reversible gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, grey colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Case-back engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) “P.B”.

Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) “Reverso” circa 1940 No. 25 133 brown ostrich leather strap, stainless steel buckle 38 x 23 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 2-53-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 17,400 – 26,100 • CHF 2,100 – 3,200 • USD 2,200 – 3,400 193

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Tissot Chronograph, minute and hour recorders, silver dial; 14K yellow gold 14K yellow gold, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, silver dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two rectangular pushpieces) with tachometric scale graduated for 1 000 metres • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 2-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Case-back engraved in taille-douce (fine-cut) with the mention “Hochzeit / 14.Juni 1952”.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Ch. F. Tissot & Fils, Le Locle circa 1950 No. 1 630 653 17976 (based on Valjoux 72) No. 1 539 129 (by Gindraux S.A., La Chaux-de-Fonds) brown leather strap, gilded brass buckle Ø 34.8 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

AA

HKD 16,000 – 20,000 • CHF 2,000 – 2,500 • USD 2,100 – 2,600

245

Universal Ref. 12242, chronograph, minute and hour recorders; “Compax”; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with patented screwed case-back, champagne colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round-shaped pushpieces) • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Universal, Geneva circa 1950 12242 No.159 540 381, 12’’’ ½ (based on UG 281 “Compax”), lever escapement No. 904 151 (by Eric Monnier, La Chaux-de-Fonds) brown leather strap, gilded metal buckle Ø 33.2 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 3-9 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 16,000 – 24,000 • CHF 2,000 – 3,000 • USD 2,100 – 3,200

194

AA

Leonidas Chronograph, minute and hour recorders, triple date à guichets (with apertures); 18K pink gold

246

18K pink gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, two-tone silver dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and six horological complications: 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two rectangular-shaped push-pieces); half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock); 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock); half-instantaneous date of the month (exterior graduation with central hand); day of the week (aperture at 11 o’clock; indications given in English); month of the year (aperture at 1 o’clock; indications given in English) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Leonidas Watch Factory Ltd., Saint-Imier (Bernese Jura) circa 1950-1960 unnumbered 13’’’ (based on Valjoux 886 ebauche by Raymond Frères, Les Bioux, Vallée de Joux) No. 531 029 (by Eric Monnier, La Chaux-de-Fonds) brown leather strap, gilded metal buckle Ø 34.9 mm. dial -

Elegance F Rarity R

AA

C 3-9 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 16,000 – 24,000 • CHF 2,000 – 3,000 • USD 2,100 – 3,200

Record Chronograph, minute and hour recorders, triple date à guichets (with apertures), moon phases; 18K yellow gold

247

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, fluted case-band, with snap-on case-back, two-tone silver dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and seven horological complications: 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two olive-shaped push-pieces) ; half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock); 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) ; half-instantaneous date of the month (exterior graduation with central hand); day of the week (aperture at 11 o’clock; indications given in English); month of the year (aperture at 1 o’clock; indications given in English); phases of the moon (aperture at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Record Watch Co. S.A., Tramelan and Geneva circa 1950-1960 unnumbered 13’’’ (based on Valjoux 886 ebauche by Raymond Frères, Les Bioux, Vallée de Joux) unnumbered (by Eric Monnier, La Chaux-de-Fonds) burgundy leather strap, gilded metal buckle Ø 36.3 mm. dial original fitted box

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 28,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,500 – 4,000 • USD 3,700 – 4,200

AA 195

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Movado Ref. 4823, triple date à guichets (with apertures); 18K pink gold 18K pink gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, two-tone silver dial with subsidiary dial at 6 and three horological complications: • Date of the month (external graduation with central index) • Day of the week (aperture at 9 o’clock; indications given in French) • Month of the year (aperture at 3 o’clock; indications given in French)

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Movado, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Calenderno” circa 1950 4823 475 No. 493 214 brown ostrich leather strap, gilded metal buckle Ø 36 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

AA

C 2-8 D 3-6-8-01 M 2*

HKD 8,750 – 13,000 • CHF 1,050 – 1,600 • USD 1,100 – 1,700

249

Jaeger-LeCoultre Centre-seconds, alarm, two-tone “Parking” dial; “Memovox”; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, two-tone silver dial with applied suspended Arabic numerals and radial indexes, with “Parking” graduation, centre-seconds, and one horological complication: • Alarm (winding and setting on the central revolving dial by the crown at 2 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Jaeger-LeCoultre, Le Sentier (Vallée de Joux) “Memovox” circa 1955 No. 1 432 469 No. 142 286 (by Edmond Jaeger, Paris) brown ostrich JLC strap, gilded brass buckle Ø 33 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 22,000 – 30,500 • CHF 2,700 – 3,700 • USD 2,800 – 4,000

196

AA

Omega Ref. 2850 S.C, self-winding, centre-seconds, “Chinese” lacquer metallic dial; “Seamaster XVI”; 18K pink gold

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18K pink gold, self-winding, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on caseback, faceted lugs, ivory colour “Chinese” lacquer metallic dial with applied 18K pink gold number “XVI” at 6 o’clock and centre-seconds. (made by Jean-Pierre Matthey-Claudet).

Case-back engraved with the mention “Seamaster XVI” and embossed with the logo of the Olympic Games.

Brand Model

Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Seamaster XVI” made to commemorate the 25 years anniversary of official service to the Olympics Games, in view to be commercialised for the XVI Olympiad in Melbourne, Victoria (Australia) 1957 2850 S.C No. 15 513 195 471 No. 163 235 (by Ed. Wenger, Geneva) black lizard leather strap, gilded metal buckle Ø 33,8 mm. dial, case and movement Extract from the Archives

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 3-01 M 2*

HKD 13,000 – 22,000 • CHF 1,600 – 2,700 • USD 1,700 – 2,800

AA

251 Breitling Chronograph, minute and hour recorders, slide-rude scale, revolving bezel, date; “Navitimer”; yellow gold plated Yellow gold plated, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, pilot’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snap-on case-back, black colour dial with silver recorders, subsidiary seconds at 6 and four horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with patented slide-rude scale and revolving bezel • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 4:30) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Breitling, Geneva “Navitimer” circa 1970-1980 7806 No. 9 030 621 Valjoux 7740 No. 9 030 621 black rubber strap, 18K pink gold Breitling deployant clasp Ø 40 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 26,000 – 30,500 • CHF 3,200 – 3,700 • USD 3,400 – 4,000

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Breitling Ref. 769, chronograph, minute recorder and patented slide-rude scale, revolving bezel; “Chronomat”; stainless steel Stainless steel, manual-winding, round-shaped, pilot’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, subsidiary seconds at 9 and two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two rectangular pushpieces) with patented slide-rude scale and revolving bezel • Half-instantaneous 45-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Breitling, Geneva “Chronomat” circa 1946 769 unnumbered 13’’’ (based on Venus 175 by Berret & Schmitz, Moutier) No. 646 241 black leather strap, stainless steel buckle Ø 36.5 mm. dial, case and movement copy of the invention patent

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

AAA

HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,000 – 4,000 • USD 3,200 – 4,200 Slide-rude scale based on the Swiss invention patent No. 217 012, delivered on September 30, 1941 (application filed on August 26, 1940), to Adrien Schweizer, La Chaux-de-Fonds, for a “Pièce d’horlogerie permettant d’effectuer des opérations tachymétriques et télémétriques” (Timepiece allowing to perform tachometric and telemetric calculations).

Breitling, “Chronomat” Breitling’s “Chronomat” with its rotating slide-rule scale was patented in 1941, while war was raging in Europe and other parts of the world. Although often regarded as the first wristwatch with a slide-rule, the Breitling “Chronomat” was in fact the second, as the Mimo “Loga”, a centre-seconds wristwatch (without chronograph), was patented few weeks before (Swiss invention patent No. 216 202, delivered on August 15, 1941 (application filed on July 27, 1940), to Graef & Cie, Fabrique Mimo, La Chaux-de-Fonds). The Mimo “Loga” (including a later version sold under the Girard-Perregaux name) is virtually unknown today. In 1945, Juvenia, La Chaux-de-Fonds, launched its “Arithmo”, another wristwatch with three circular logarithmic scales, two of which are inverted. In 1954, the exceptional usefulness and success of the “Chronomat” inspired the birth of what has since become the most famous of all Breitlings, the “Navitimer”, a redesigned slide-rule scale chronograph for civil aviation pilots

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Gallet Chronograph, minute and hour recorders, black dial; stainless steel (“New Old Stock”)

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Stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, 12-hour graduated unidirectional revolving bezel with black insert, black colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9, silver colour recorders and three horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with telemetric scale graduated on the bezel for 500 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Gallet & Co., La Chaux-de-Fonds circa 1975 unnumbered 13’’’ (based on Valjoux 7736 by Reymond Frères, Les Bioux) unnumbered brown leather strap, stainless steel buckle 44.1 x 37.8 mm. / Ø 38.2 mm. (bezel) dial, case and movement -

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 2-01 M 1*

AAA

HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,000 – 4,000 • USD 3,200 – 4,200

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Universal Ref. 20369/1, large, self-winding, centre-seconds; “Polerouter Sub”; so-called “1st Generation”, “1st Execution”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, large diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, 60-minute graduated bidirectional revolving black inclined inner bezel for the decompression times (adjusted by the crown at 2 o’c lock), black dial with centre-seconds.

Two-piece “Super Compressor” case. Asymmetric crowns.

Brand Model

Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Universal, Geneva “Polerouter Sub” “Automatic”; so-called “1st Generation”, “1st Execution” circa 1961-1964 20369/1 unnumbered 218-9, “Microtor”, patented micro-rotor (21 600 v / h) No. 2 112 706 black leather strap, stainless steel buckle 52.5 x 42 mm. dial, case and movement copies of the invention patents

Elegance F Rarity RRR

C 3-8 D 3-55-01-05 M 3*

AA

HKD 52,000 – 68,000 • CHF 6,500 – 8,500 • USD 6,900 – 9,200 Movement based on the Swiss invention patent No. 329 805, delivered on May 15, 1958 (application filed on May 27, 1955), to Manufacture des Montres Universal, Perret Frères, Carouge (Genève), for a “Montre à remontoir automatique” (Self-winding watch).

Case based on the Swiss invention patent No. 317 537, delivered on November 30, 1956 (application filed on November 22, 1954), to Ervin Piquerez, Bassecourt (Bernese Jura), for a “Boîte de montre étanche” (Water-resistant case).

Crown based on the Swiss invention patent No. 321 578 and the additional patent No. 337 462.

Universal, “Polerouter Sub” This model was launched in the Basel Fair in 1961. The first models, so-called “1st Generation” and known as “1st Execution” or “2nd execution”, with curved lugs, were equipped with Cal. 215, then Cal. 218-9. A comparison between the two executions show some minor differences.

The second execution has hour markers fully covered with lume. The most notable difference between the executions has to do with the shape of the lugs, as the second execution features angled lugs with a prominent bevel. The numbers on the bezel appear thicker, and finally, the crowns are larger. The first “Polerouter” models were the first wristwatches designed by Gerald Genta (1931-2010), who worked for Universal Genève from 1953 to the mid-1960’s.

In 1954, its first creation – which has become an emblematic model –, the “SAS Polarouter”, commemorates the first commercial flight over the North Pole with the aim of reducing flight times between Europe and California made by the Swedish company SAS (Scandinavian Airlines System; April 15, 1954; Copenhagen – Los Angeles). In 1956 or 1957, the name “Polarouter” becomes “Polerouter”.

Universal “Microtor” Calibres The “Microtor”, patented by Universal Genève since 1955, is a self-winding movement incorporating a micro-rotor, which, embedded in the movement, makes it possible to produce self-winding watches that are much thinner than those previously made. This revolutionary calibre will be developed with various improvements that will be patented in the late 1950’s and early 160’s, both in Switzerland, France and the United States of America. This movement (generally centre-seconds) will therefore have various declinations: Cal. 215, Cal. 215-1 with date of the month, Cal. 215-9 with 21 600 v / h, etc.; Cal. 218, Cal. 218-2 with date of the month, Cal. 218-9 with 21 600 v / h, etc.; Cal. 69, Cal. 1-69, Cal. 66 without centre-seconds, Cal. 67 without centre-seconds but with date of the month; Cal. 71, extra-thin; Cal. 72 with date of the month and day of the week; etc. The “Microtor” was presented at several major Swiss and international exhibitions, such as the Basel Fair and the Comptoir Suisse in Lausanne in 1958, then the Vienna Exhibition in 1960, etc. A probably unique large demonstration movement, Cal. 258 (electrically powered), skeleton and glass, on an electric rotating support, built circa 1957-1958, designed to show the functions and latest developments of the “Microtor” selfwinding system, was auctioned by Antiquorum, Geneva, thematic auction, April 9, 1994, 100 years Universal Watch, Important Watches and Wristwatches, lot 130, sold for the amount of CHF 37 950.Universal’s micro-rotor calibres were manufactured ahead of their time and in particular preceded Patek Philippe’s Cal. 240 by about ten years. In 2006, Universal presents his new “Microtor”, the Cal. UG 100, then in 2007, the Cal. UG 101. In recent years, a few watch manufacturers have started to produce this type of movement (Bulgari, Chopard, Roger Dubuis, Laurent Ferrier, A. Lange & Söhne, Armin Ström, etc.).

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Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant to 1 000 meters with screwed case-back, screwed winding-crown at 4, 60-minute graduated unidirectional revolving bezel with black insert for the decompression times, black dial with centreseconds, “Mercedes” luminous hands and one horological complication: • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Dodane, Besançon circa 0 unnumbered FE 4612 A (by France Ebauches) No. 077 106 black rubber Alaska strap, stainless steel buckle 48 x 40.9 mm. / Ø 41.6 mm. (bezel) dial, case and movement -

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HKD 36,000 – 44,000 • CHF 4,500 – 5,500 • USD 4,800 – 5,800 Case based on the Swiss invention patent No. 503 305, delivered on August 15, 1968, to Manufacture de boîtes de montres M.R.P. S.A., Alle (Jura), for a “Boîte de montre comprenant une lunette tournante”.

This model was sold to the French Navy but also to the Royal Navy of Great Britain, the United Kingdom’s naval warfare force. It is similar to the Auricoste “Spirotechnique” “Professional 200 meters” use by the French Navy, but here water-resistant tested to 1 000 meters.

The British used it during the Falklands Islands War (a brief undeclared war fought between Argentina and Great Britain in 1982 over control of the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) and associated island dependencies).

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Revue Chronograph, minute recorder, silver dial; gilded metal and stainless steel Gilded metal and stainless steel, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, silver dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two rectangular pushpieces) with telemetric scale graduated on the dial for 1 000 metres • 45-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Revue Thommen, Waldenburg (Basel) circa 1950-1960 unnumbered Valjoux 23 No. 348 316 black leather strap, gilded metal Revue buckle Ø 38 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate of origin (blank)

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HKD 7,000 – 12,000 • CHF 850 – 1,500 • USD 900 – 1,600

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Helbros Chronograph, minute recorder, silver dial; “Invincible”; chromium-plated metal and stainless steel Chromium-plated metal and stainless steel, manual-winding, roundshaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed caseback, silver dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric and telemetric scales graduated on the dial for graduated for one mile (1 609.33 metres) • 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Helbros (Helbein Brothers), Geneva – Helbros Watch Corporation, U.S.A. “Invincible” circa 1965-1970 unnumbered Valjoux 23 unnumbered brown leather strap, gilded metal buckle Ø 37 mm. dial, case and movement additional leather strap

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HKD 6,500 – 10,000 • CHF 800 – 1,200 • USD 850 – 1,300

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258 Breitling Ref. 2115, self-winding, left-hand, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date, two-time zone, black dial; “GMT” “Chrono-Matic”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, vertical tonneau-shaped, pilot’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, left-hand winding-crown, 24hour graduated inner revolving bezel for the AM-PM indication, black colour dial and six horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) • 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • Date of the month (aperture at 6 o’clock) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (central hour index) • Two-time zone (same central hour index independently adjustable by the bezel graduated for 24 hours)

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Breitling, Geneva “GMT” “Chrono-Matic” circa 1969 2115 unnumbered 724 (with left-hand winding-crown) No. 1 345 824 black leather strap, stainless steel buckle Ø 49 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 32,000 – 48,000 • CHF 4,000 – 6,000 • USD 4,200 – 6,400

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Blancpain Self-winding, diver’s, centre-seconds, date, revolving bezel, “sand-blasted” “pewter” grey dial; “Bathyscaphe”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, vertical tonneau-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, 60-minute graduated bidirectional revolving bezel with black insert for the decompression times, “sandblasted” “pewter” grey dial with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Blancpain Rayville S.A., Villeret “Bathyscaphe” “Automatic Incabloc” circa 1965-1970 unnumbered R 337 (by Blancpain Rayville S.A.; based on AS 1902) No. 206 984 black leather strap, stainless steel buckle 46.4 x 36.7 mm. / Ø 37.4 mm. (bezel) / Thickness 11.5 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,000 – 4,000 • USD 3,200 – 4,200 Blancpain, “Bathyscaphe” In 1956, Blancpain introduced the “Bathyscaphe” model, measuring 34.5 mm., more in line with the typical watch diameter of the time.

This was followed by a 37 mm. model. The 37 mm. variant were suitable for everyday wear, designed to be “As at home on deck as they are under the sea”, but still reserved diving as first priority, as indicated by the “Bathyscaphe” name.

A bathyscaphe is a self-propelled vehicle used for deep-sea dives, capable to diving deeper than a person in gear and even able to go deeper than submarines.

The word “Bathyscaphe” takes part of its name from the ancient Greek word “bathys” for deep, and a “scaphe” is a light bowl-shaped boat. The “Bathyscaphe” model found a following among civilian divers, oceanographers, and marine researchers.

The Blancpain “Bathyscape” is a historically important example of a dive watch which belongs to a lineage of iconic watches that are tied to historical events and names, that contributed to our exploration and understanding of this planet and the depths of the ocean.

This model is the much rarer 37 mm. variant, with perfectly aged hour markers that stand out clearly against the grey dial and black Bakelite bezel. The case and lugs retain thick proportions.

Aesthetically appealing, historically important and timeless, the original Blancpain “Bathyscaphe” is a quintessential part of any collection of military and dive watches.

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Blancpain Self-winding, diver’s, centre-seconds, date, day, revolving bezel, silver-grey “fumé” (gradient) dial; “Fifty Fathoms”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, vertical tonneau-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, 60-minute graduated bidirectional inner inclined revolving bezel for the decompression times (adjusted by the crown at 2 o’clock), silver-grey “fumé” (gradient) dial with centre-seconds and two horological complications: • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) • Day of the week (aperture at 3 o’clock; indication in French) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Blancpain Rayville S.A., Villeret “Fifty Fathoms” circa 1975 No. 631 456 R 566 (by Blancpain Rayville S.A.) unnumbered black leather strap, stainless steel buckle 48 x 40.9 mm. / Ø 41.6 mm. (bezel) dial, case and movement -

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HKD 36,000 – 44,000 • CHF 4,500 – 5,500 • USD 4,800 – 5,800 Blancpain, “Fifthy Fathoms”, “Fifthy Fathoms, Aqua-Lung” and others models In 1952, two French Naval officers, Commander (capitaine de frégate) Robert “Bob” Maloubier (1923-2015) and Sub-lieutenant (enseigne de vaisseau) Claude Riffaud (1924-2016), were requested by the French Ministry of Defence to initiate and elite unit of combat swimmers for the Special Military Manoeuvres of the French Army. Known as “Nageurs de Combat”, the unit required rugged equipment and contacted Blancpain Rayville S.A. to supply a suitable wristwatch. These two French heroes of the World War II will be the first two French combat swimmers, known by their pseudonyms of “NC 1” and “NC 1 bis”.

They contacted Blancpain, probably because Jean-Jacques Fietcher (b.1927), who has been managing the company since 1950, is like them a diver. Under the leadership of this CEO for 30 years, Blancpain will develop diver’s watches. The name “Fifty Fathoms”, equivalent to 91.45 metres, is the desired depth rating for the watch. By 1953, a suitable watch was created and in 1954 the “Fifty Fathoms” was launched in France, on year before Rolex released the “Submariner”.

After the French Navy, other armies followed suit, including the Spanish, German, Israeli and U.S. Navy. It is obvious that the U.S. Navy orders would never have been won under the protective “Buy American Act” of 1933 without the help of Allen Vernon Tornek (1917-2008), the importer of Blancpain watches in the United States.

The later “Aqua-Lung” version of the model with a depth rating of 1 000 feet (304.8 meters) is referred to by collectors as the “life saver”, due to its wide revolving bezel.

The “Fifty Fathoms” will experience many innovations during its development, such as the use of radioactive Promethium 147 for its large luminous indexes or the addition of a humidity indicator on the dial to warn divers of any leaks.

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Heuer Ref. C 4356-3, chronograph, minute recorder, silver dial; stainless steel Stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, silver dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) graduated on the dial for 200 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Heuer, La Chaux-de-Fonds circa 1950-1960 C 4356-3 No. 706 687 (by Ed. Heuer & Co S.A.) Valjoux 22 No. 958 534 (by Ed. Heuer & Co S.A.) black leather strap, stainless steel buckle 46 x 37.1 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 28,000 – 36,000 • CHF 3,500 – 4,500 • USD 3,700 – 4,800

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Heuer for Türler Ref. C 2812-6, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, silver dial; “Carrera”; “first generation”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, silver dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) graduated on the dial for 200 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Heuer, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Carrera”; made for Türler circa 1965 C 2812-6 No. 706 687 (by Heuer-Leonidas S.A.) Valjoux 72 No. 53 976 (by Ed. Heuer & Co.) blue leather strap, stainless steel buckle 45.3 x 35.7 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 44,000 – 52,000 • CHF 5,500 – 6,500 • USD 5,800 – 6,900

Heuer, “Carrera” The “Carrera” is perhaps the most famous wristwatch made by Heuer. The 1960’s were a period of regeneration for the brand. Inspired by its new CEO, Jack Heuer, the company changed its strategy to focus on chronographs and launched three new models: the “Autavia” (1962), the “Camaro” (1968) and the “Carrera” (1963).

The first generation of “Carrera” – the one built with the case that we consider today as the “classic” style (stainless steel, Ø 36 mm., elegant lugs) – was manufactured for only six years, from the first model in 1963 to the birth of the self-winding chronograph “Carrera” in 1969.

The “Carrera” is distinguished by its refined dial with no superfluous details, creating more space for easy reading of the chronograph indications.

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Heuer Ref. 7763, chronograph, minute recorder, black dial; “Autavia”; “second generation”, “MH bezel”, “compression case”; stainless steel Stainless steel, manual-winding, round-shaped, pilot’s and aviator’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snap-on case-back, so-called “compression case”, graduated bi-directional revolving black bezel with hours and minute scales, so-called “MH bezel”, black dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) Case-back engraved with the mention “A / Dominique / Noel 1969 / Elisabeth”.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Heuer, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Autavia” circa 1968-1969 7763 unnumbered based on Valjoux 7730 (by Heuer-Leonidas S.A.) No. 113 371 (by Heuer-Leonidas S.A.) black leather strap, stainless steel Heuer buckle 48.3 x 40.2 mm. / Ø 40.6 mm. (bezel) dial, case and movement -

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HKD 52,000 – 68,000 • CHF 6,500 – 8,500 • USD 6,900 – 9,000 Heuer, “Autavia” Taking its name from a combination of its target markets (AUTomotive and AVIAtion), the “Autavia” wristwatch was unveiled in 1962 and was the first new model launched under the guidance of the company’s then-new CEO, Jack Heuer.

The “Autavia” embodies the brand’s motor racing spirit; initially a dashboard timer, the “Autavia” became a wristwatch in 1962 and was at the heart of the Heuer range until 1985.

The “Autavia” is hugely popular with collectors today, especially the first-generation models from the 1960’s, which are powered by manual-winding Valjoux movements. Heuer’s own “Chronomatic” movement was introduced in 1969 along with a totally new case design.

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Heuer Ref. 1533 G, self-winding, chronograph, minute recorder, date, grey dial; “Monaco”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, vertical rectangular and square convexshaped, pilot’s wristwatch, with screwed case-back, left-hand windingcrown, lapidated straight lugs, grey “golden silver” dial with subsidiary seconds a 10 and three horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • Date of the month (aperture at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Heuer, La Chaux-de-Fonds “Monaco” “Automatic Chronograph”; No.033 1972-1975 1533 G unnumbered (by Heuer-Leonidas S.A.) 15 (with left-hand winding-crown) No. 250 166 grey leather strap, stainless steel buckle 45.4 x 40.2 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 57,000 – 74,000 • CHF 7,000 – 9,000 • USD 7,400 – 9,500 Heuer “Monaco”, Ref. 1533, Cal. 15 The Cal. 15 movement was a low-cost version of the Cal. 11 movement introduced in 1972 and offered across the “Monaco”, “Autavia” and “Carrera” ranges, alongside the Cal. 12 variants.

The Cal. 15 watches have a 30-minute recorder at 3 o’clock and sweeping seconds at 9:30 on the dial where the 12-hour recorder would normally be on a Cal. 11 and Cal. 12.

Heuer took the revised movement layout as an opportunity to offer a totally new look for the Cal. 15 watches, and as a result some collectors prefer the look of the Cal. 15 models to the “standard” Cal. 11 or Cal. 12 versions.

The Cal. 15 with grey dial is perhaps the most special “Monaco” production model, with a wonderful dial that is a “golden silver” colour.

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Zenith Self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “El Primero”; stainless steel

Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, silver colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and four horological complications: • 1/10 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture between 4 and 5 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Zenith, Le Locle “Automatic”, “El Primero” circa 1975 unnumbered 3019 PHC, unadjusted unnumbered stainless steel Zenith bracelet with clasp 44.8 x 37.8 mm. / Length 190 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

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HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,000 – 4,000 • USD 3,200 – 4,200 Zenith, “El Primero” The “El Primero” self-winding chronograph was launched in 1969. It was the world’s first and the only one in its category to measure short periods of time to one-tenth of a second. The lever escapement movement beating 36 000 vibrations / hour (high mechanical frequency) and is fitted with a central rotor mounted on ball bearings. The coordination of chronographic functions is operated by column wheel. 50-hour power-reserve.

At this time, two versions of the calibre exist: • Z 400, instantaneous change of date with quick setting; 31 jewels, diameter 30 mm., height 6.5 mm., 280 components.

• Z 410, instantaneous change of date and day with quick setting, month and moon phases; 31 jewels, diameter 30 mm., height 7.55 mm., 354 components.

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Zenith Ref. 01-0200-415, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date, integrated bracelet; “El Primero”, so-called “TV screen” or “Fernsher” or “The Big Blue”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, square and tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, blue colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and four horological complications: • 1/10 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces located under a large press rectangular piece) with tachometer scale graduated on the dial for 500 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 2-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • nstantaneous date of the month (aperture between 4 and 5 o’clock) Brand Model

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Zenith, Le Locle “Automatic”, “El Primero”; so-called “TV screen” or “Fernsher” or “The Big Blue” circa 1972-1978 01-0200-415 unnumbered 3019 PHC, unadjusted unnumbered integrated stainless steel Zenith bracelet with clasp (by Chatelain) 43 x 39.5 mm. / Length 200 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

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HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,000 – 4,000 • USD 3,200 – 4,200 Zenith, “El Primero” The “El Primero” self-winding chronograph was launched in 1969. It was the world’s first and the only one in its category to measure short periods of time to one-tenth of a second. The lever escapement movement beating 36 000 vibrations / hour (high mechanical frequency) and is fitted with a central rotor mounted on ball bearings. The coordination of chronographic functions is operated by column wheel. 50-hour power-reserve.

At this time, two versions of the calibre exist: • Z 400, instantaneous change of date with quick setting; 31 jewels, diameter 30 mm., height 6.5 mm., 280 components.

• Z 410, instantaneous change of date and day with quick setting, month and moon phases; 31 jewels, diameter 30 mm., height 7.55 mm., 354 components.

Zenith, “El Primero”, Ref. 01.0200.415, so-called “TV screen” or “Fernsher” or “The Big Blue” Introduced in 1972, this reference was produced in a limited series of 4 950 examples in total until 1978.

The watch is nowadays nicknamed “TV screen” or “Fernseher”, for the “tv set” because of this particular shape between square and tonneau-shaped. This model is also called “The Big Blue” among collectors.

Another 50 “TV screens” “El Primero” were manufactured with a black dial in 1978, Ref. 01.0201.415. This marks the end of the model and brings the total production to 5 000 examples. These black “TV screens” were the last Zenith “El Primero” of the 1970’s.

With its heavy and robust 43 mm. stainless steel case, the watch has an extremely virile look.

At the time, this watch design was used as a theme for the letterhead of Zenith-Movado S.A. The brand advertises the watch as “A new elaborately styled model with larger, easy to use press levers, replacing the usual push buttons”.

The model was delivered with two different integrated bracelets. The first one, massive, with large links, gives a powerful look to the watch. These bracelets were made by a company called Chatelain. When Chatelain was bankrupt, Zenith had to resort to the NSA bracelets, made by Novabit S.A. The second-generation bracelet is lighter, some would say more refined and probably much more comfortable to wear, thanks also to its patented deployant clasp.

The case-back is engraved “SURF STAINLESS STEEL” with the reference number “01-0200415”. Under the special cut mineral glass, an attractive blue dial with three subsidiary silvered ring dials (high lighting the case design) for the subsidiary seconds, 30-minute and 12-hour recorders, an aperture for the date of the month at 4 o’clock, and, on the outside, a 1/5th division, surrounded by a blue tachometer. The watch is powered by the famous calibre “El Primero” 3019 PHC, beating at 36 000 vibrations / hour.

Bibliography • Rossler, Manfred, Zenith, Swiss Watch Manufacture, p. 252.

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Revue Thommen Ref. 5500, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date, day; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, horizontal rectangular-shaped with rounded corners, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, blue colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and five horological complications: • 1/10 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometer scale graduated on the dial for 1 000 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) • Day of the week (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Revue Thommen, Waldenburg (Basel) circa 1975 5500 unnumbered 7750 unnumbered stainless steel RT bracelet with deployant clasp 39.3 x 42.3 mm. / Length 190 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

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HKD 6,000 – 7,000 • CHF 700 – 900 • USD 800 – 1,000

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Lemania Ref. BA 166 106, heavy, self-winding, centre-seconds, date, alarm, silver-bronze “fumé” (gradient) dial; “Memomatic”-style; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, heavy gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, silver-bronze “fumé” (gradient) dial with applied radial indexes with luminous dots, centre-seconds, and two horological complications: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock; recessed date corrector on the case-band at 3 o’clock) • Alarm (winding by the crown at 3:30; setting on the central revolving dial by the crown when the button at 2:30 is pulled out) Case-back engraved with the mention “J. & L. Bianchi S.A. / A / Maurice Reymond / 1940-1975”.

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Lemania, Lugrin S.A., L’Orient (Vallée de Joux) “Memomatic”-style circa 1975 BA 166 106 No. 3 160 594 2980 (21 600 v / h) unnumbered (by E. Piquerez, Bassecourt, Bernese Jura) green leather strap, gilded brass buckle 45 x 41.7 mm. dial, case and movement fitted box (probably original), certificate of origin

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HKD 40,000 – 56,000 • CHF 5,000 – 7,000 • USD 5,300 – 7,400 Lemania, “Memomatic”-style

Lemania supplied his calibre 2980 to Omega to produced their “Memomatic” watches (“Seamaster” collection) under the name of calibre 980, “The only doubly-automatic alarm and calendar watch which rings to minute”.

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IWC Ref. 9109, self-winding, centre-seconds, date, lapis-lazuli dial; “Yacht Club II”; 18K yellow gold One of the only six given as a gift from the Sultan 18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, lapis-lazuli dial with applied radial indexes, centre-seconds, and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

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IWC – International Watch Co., Schaffhausen / Schaffhouse “Yacht Club II” 1980 9109 3254 (based on Jaeger-LeCoultre 889) No. 2 257 975 Integrated 18K yellow gold IWC bracelet with 18K yellow gold and 18K white gold deployant clasp (by Gay Frères, Geneva) 44 x 38 mm. dial, case and movement Extract from the Archives; original invoice

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HKD 120,000 – 200,000 • CHF 15,000 – 25,000 • USD 15,900 – 26,500

The Extract from the Archives, dated October 1990, mentioned that this watch was sold by Khimji Ramdas, Muscat (Oman), on June 27, 1980.

IWC, “Yacht Club II” Launched in 1977, the “Yacht Club II” remains in production until 1980 and was commercialized under different references: • Ref. 3211, with leather strap; • Ref. 3212, with integrated bracelet; • Ref. 9109, with integrated bracelet.

It is sometimes said that it is a model designed by Gérald Genta (1931-2011), the famous Genevan designer jeweller, but it seems that this is not the case. Genta on the other hand drew well for IWC the “Ingénieur SL” in 1976 (“SL” originally meaning “Steel Line” and not “Sport Line”).

The “Yacht Club II” was born just after the “Polo-Club” and the “Golf-Club”, both produced between 1975-1976 and 1980 (whose paternity is also given to Genta).

The Ref. 3211 exists in stainless steel case, with plated rhodium dial or black dial, and, in 18K gold case, with black dial or gilt dial.

The Ref 3212 exists in stainless steel case, with plated rhodium dial or black dial, and, in two-tone case (stainless steel and 14K gold), with plated rhodium dial, gilt dial or black dial.

Less than 500 pieces (all variations together) have been produced; perhaps between 300 to 400 examples.

The Ref. 9109 seems exists only in 18K yellow gold and was produced in very few examples, with gilt dial or lapis-lazuli dial.

There are very few “Yacht Club II” with self-winding movements; most are produced with a quartz movement. The self-winding movement is the Cal. 3254 (with centre-seconds and date), based on the Jaeger-LeCoultre Cal. 889.

It seems that Qaboos ibn Said (1940-1920), Sultan of Oman (1970-2020), received six IWC watches, Ref. 9109, “Yacht Club II”, with lapis-lazuli dial, via the house of Khimji Ramdas, Muscat, supplier to the court.

Khimji Ramdas, Muscat (Oman) Founded in 1870, Khimji Ramdas has earned a reputation as one of the most trusted and respected business conglomerates in Oman. Growing steadily from a small trading house, the company is well established in a wide range of services, products and

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Omega Ref. 2748, large, silver two-tone dial; “Genève”; 18K pink gold

18K pink gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, silver colour two-tone dial with pink gold applied radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 6.

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Omega, Bienne / Biel “Genève” circa 1954 2748 No. 14 334 277 266 No. 11 412 667 (by Charles Dubois & Cie, Le Locle) brown leather strap, gilded brass Omega buckle Ø 36.4 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box

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HKD 16,000 – 20,000 • CHF 2,000 – 2,500 • USD 2,100 – 2,700

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Omega Back-winding, concealed dial, bracelet-watch; 18K yellow gold and diamonds 18K yellow gold and diamond-set, manual-back-winding, round-shaped, lady’s bracelet-watch, with snap-on case-back and concealed dial set with 30 brilliant cut-diamonds; the pompom used to open the cover by pulling on it is set with 9 brilliant-cut diamonds.

Omega, Bienne / Biel circa 1954 No. 14 783 272 440 No. 11 375 572 (by Francis Baumgartner, Geneva) integrated 18K yellow gold Omega bracelet with special clasp Dimensions Ø 15.5 mm. / W. 20.5 mm. / Length 175 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 32,000 – 40,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300 216

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Omega Ref. 2943 SC / 2954 SC, self-winding, centre-seconds; “Constellation”; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with snap-on case-back stamped with the dome of the Astronomical Observatory of Geneva and eight constellations, silver colour dial with radial applied gold indexes, centre-seconds, with one horological complication: • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 9 o’clock).

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Omega, Bienne / Biel “Constellation” “Automatic Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 1958 2943 SC / 2954 SC No. 16 487 795 504, adjusted 5 positions and temperature No. 432 726 (by Serva S.A., La Chaux-de-Fonds) brown leather strap, gilded metal Omega buckle Ø 34.9 mm. dial, case and movement copy of the invention patent

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C 3-11 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 13,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,600 – 2,000 • USD 1,700 – 2,100

Omega Ref. 8376, self-winding, black dial, integrated bracelet; “De Ville”; silver

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Silver (0.925), self-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with case-back screwed by four screws, cabochon onyx crown, black dial and faceted glass.

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Omega, Bienne / Biel circa 1973 8376 No. 36 949 677 661 No. 160 integrated silver (0.925) Omega bracelet with deployant clasp 39.1 x 23.1 mm. / Length 210 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-6 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 14,000 – 18,000 • CHF 1,800 – 2,200 • USD 1,900 – 2,300

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Omega Ref. ST 105.012, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, calibre 321; “Speedmaster Professional”; stainless steel Stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, bezel with black insert, black colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the bezel for 500 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Speedmaster Professional” circa 1965 ST 105.012-64 No. 22 087 599 321 (based on Lémania) unnumbered brown leather strap, stainless steel Omega buckle Ø 42 mm. dial, case and movement Extract from the Archives

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C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 72,000 – 88,000 • CHF 9,000 – 11,000 • USD 9,500 – 11,700 The Extract from the Archives (No. 36 111), dated October 1st, 2019, mentioned that this watch was sold on June 18, 1965, and delivered in Switzerland.

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Omega Ref 145.00.22 / 345.00.22, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, calibre 861; “Speedmaster Professional”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, bezel with black insert, black colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the bezel for 500 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Omega, Bienne / Biel “Speedmaster Professional” circa 2000 145.00.22 / 345.00.22 No. 48 328 754 861 Bracelet stainless steel Omega link bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1479; end-links 812) Dimensions Ø 42 mm. / Length 180 mm.

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C 3 D 2-0-1 M 2*

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HKD 33,000 – 41,000 • CHF 4,000 – 5,000 • USD 4,200 – 5,300

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Omega Ref. 3597.15.00, chronograph, minute and hour recorders; “Speedmaster Professional Missions Apollo 11”; limited edition of 40 examples; stainless steel Stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, bezel with black insert, black colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the bezel for 500 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Omega, Bienne / Biel “Speedmaster Professional Missions Apollo 11”; limited edition of 40 examples from the 1997’s “Missions” suitcase available for sale; No. 05 / 40 Year 1997-1998 Reference 3597.15.00 Movement Calibre 1861 (based on Lémania 1873) Case No. 48 373 731 Bracelet stainless steel Omega link bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1499/842) Dimensions Ø 42 mm. / Length 180 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model

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C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

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HKD 48,000 – 64,000 • CHF 6,000 – 8,000 • USD 6,400 – 8,500 Omega, “Speedmaster Professional Missions Apollo 11”, Ref. 3597.15.00 Part of the 1997 “Speedmaster” “Missions” series, the “Speedmaster Professional Missions Apollo 11” bears the Apollo XI insignia at 9 o’clock, commemorating the first moon landing, a mission accomplished from July 16 to July 24, 1969, by Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin E. “Buzz” Aldrin.

A total of 50 examples of the “Missions” suitcase with all 22 “Missions” models and one ‘57 replica were created: five stamped “HC” (hors commerce), five stamped “EV” (épreuve d’artistes) and 40 examples numbered for collectors (01 / 40).

Between 100 to 150 unnumbered watches were available for purchase separately.

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Omega Ref. 3597.11.00, chronograph, minute and hour recorders; “Speedmaster Professional Missions Apollo 7”; limited edition of 150 examples; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, bezel with black insert, black colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the bezel for 500 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Omega, Bienne / Biel “Speedmaster Professional Missions Apollo 7”; limited edition of 150 examples unnumbered Year 1997-1998 Reference 3597.11.00 Movement Calibre 1861 (based on Lémania 1873) Case No. 48 381 032 Bracelet stainless steel Omega link bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1499/842) Dimensions Ø 42 mm. / Length 180 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model

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C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

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HKD 48,000 – 64,000 • CHF 6,000 – 8,000 • USD 6,400 – 8,500 Omega, “Speedmaster Professional Missions Apollo 7”, Ref. 3597.11.00 Part of the 1997 “Speedmaster” “Missions” series, the “Speedmaster Professional Missions Apollo 7” bears the Apollo VII insignia at 9 o’clock, commemorating the mission accomplished from October 11 to October 22, 1968, by Walter M. Schirra, Don F. Eisele and R. Walter.

A total of 50 examples of the “Missions” suitcase with all 22 “Missions” models and one ‘57 replica were created: five stamped “HC” (hors commerce), five stamped “EV” (épreuve d’artistes) and 40 examples numbered for collectors (01 / 40).

An additional 150 unnumbered watches were available for purchase separately.

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Omega Ref. 055 ST 166 0324, self-winding, diver’s, centre-seconds, date, black dial so-called “Big Triangle” and revolving bezel; “Seamaster 300”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back screwed, screwed windingcrown, 60-minute graduated bidirectional revolving bezel with black insert for the decompression times, black dial with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Automatic” “Seamaster 300” circa 1968 055 ST 166 0324 No. 26 898 634 565 unnumbered black leather strap, stainless steel Omega buckle Ø 40.4 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 3 D 3-55-01-05 M 3*

HKD 48,000 – 64,000 • CHF 6,000 – 8,000 • USD 6,400 – 8,500

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Omega Ref. ST 145.023, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, calibre 861; “Seamaster”, so-called “Anakin Skywalker”; tungsten-bombarded stainless steel

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Tungsten-bombarded stainless steel, manual-winding, vertical tonneaushaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, white inclined inner bezel, black colour dial with blue reserve, subsidiary seconds at 9, red colour recorders and three horological complications: • 1/6 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the bezel for 500 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Two-piece case, “Pilot-line”.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Seamaster”; so-called “Anakin Skywalker” circa 1969-1970 ST 145.023 No. 31 000 979 861 (based on Lémania) unnumbered blue leather strap, stainless steel buckle 51 x 44 mm. / Thickness 14.6 mm. dial, case and movement -

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C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 40,000 – 56,000 • CHF 5,000 – 7,000 • USD 5,300 – 7,400 Omega, Ref. ST 145.0023 This reference was launched in 1970. It was one of two watches in the durable metal collection.

The bezel of this watch has been bombarded with a coating of tungsten (1 200 Vickers), a scratch-resistant hard metal.

The movement is “suspended” in a separate container within the case between two o-rings, to afford maximum shock protection.

This reference is called the “Anakin Skywalker” by collectors.

Omega, Calibre 861 This calibre was created in 1968. It was formerly called “27 CHRO C12” and used on second generation “Moon watches”. 21 600 v / h. 17 jewels until 1992. 18 jewels since 1993.

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Omega Ref. 176.007, self-winding, chronograph, minutes and hours recorders, date, AM-PM indication, silver dial; “Seamaster”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, silver dial with applied radial indexes with luminous dots, subsidiary seconds at 9 and five horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated for 500 metres • Dragging 60-minute central recorder • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) Omega, Bienne / Biel Seamaster” “Automatic” circa 1972 176.007 Reference No. 34 255 169 Movement 1040 Calibre unnumbered Case stainless steel Omega bracelet and deployant clasp (Ref. Bracelet ST 1170; end-links 653) Dimensions 42 x 38.2 mm. / Length 180 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement Signature Accessories Brand Model Year

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 14,000 – 18,000 • CHF 1,700 – 2,200 • USD 1,800 – 2,300

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Omega Ref. 176.007, self-winding, chronograph, minutes and hours recorders, date, AM-PM indication, silver dial; “Seamaster”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, blue dial with applied radial indexes with luminous dots, subsidiary seconds at 9 and five horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated for 500 metres • Dragging 60-minute central recorder • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Seamaster” “Automatic” circa 1974 176.007 No. 38 290 664 1040 unnumbered red leather strap, stainless steel buckle 42 x 38.4 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 2 D 3-01 M 2*

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HKD 12,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,500 – 2,000 • USD 1,600 – 2,100

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Omega Ref. 166.072 (second generation), self-winding, centre-seconds, date, alarm, grey dial; “Seamaster” “Memomatic”; stainless steel “The only doubly-automatic alarm and calendar watch which rings to minute” Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, waterresistant with screwed case-back, grey dial with applied radial indexes with luminous dots, centre-seconds, and two horological complications: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock; recessed date corrector on the case-band at 3 o’clock) • Alarm (winding by the crown at 3:30; setting on the central revolving dial by the crown when the button at 2:30 is pulled out)

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Seamaster” “Memomatic” circa 1971 166.072 (second generation) No. 33 322 182 Calibre 980 (based on Lémania 2980; 21 600 v / h) Case unnumbered Bracelet black leather strap, stainless steel deployant clasp Dimensions 43 x 40 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 12,800 – 16,000 • CHF 1,600 – 2,000 • USD 1,700 – 2,100

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Omega Ref. 166.072 (second generation), self-winding, centreseconds, date, alarm, blue dial; “Seamaster” “Memomatic”; stainless steel “The only doubly-automatic alarm and calendar watch which rings to minute” Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, waterresistant with screwed case-back, blue dial with applied radial indexes with luminous dots, centre-seconds, and two horological complications: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock; recessed date • Alarm (winding by the crown at 3:30; setting on the central revolving dial by the crown when the button at 2:30 is pulled out) Omega, Bienne / Biel “Seamaster” “Memomatic” circa 1971 166.072 (second generation) No. 33 329 596 980 (based on Lémania 2980; 21 600 v / h) unnumbered Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet and deployant clasp (Ref. ST 1170; end-links 618) Dimensions 43 x 40 mm. / Length 180 mm. (approx.)

Signature Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case

Elegance F Rarity RR 226

C 3-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 14,000 – 18,000 • CHF 1,800 – 2,200 • USD 1,900 – 2,300

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Omega Centre-seconds, date, prototype; “Seamaster” “Cosmic 2000”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, vertical tonneau-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with high pressure snap-on case-back, blue colour dial, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Two-piece case. Case-back engraved with the mention “CO”.

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Seamaster” “Automatic” “Cosmic 2000” circa 1970 565 unnumbered Bracelet black leather strap, stainless steel buckle Dimensions 41.9 x 38 mm. / Thickness 10.5 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case

Elegance F Rarity RR

AAA

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 16,000 – 24,000 • CHF 2,000 – 3,000 • USD 2,100 – 3,200

Omega Ref. 166.091, self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Seamaster 200 m / 660 ft”, stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, vertical tonneau-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, 60-minute graduated bidirectional revolving bezel with black insert for the decompression times, black colour dial with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Omega, Bienne / Biel “Seamaster 200 m / 660 ft”, circa 1970 166.091 1002 unnumbered green Nato strap, stainless steel buckle 51.8 x 40.4 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

AAA

HKD 16,000 – 24,000 • CHF 2,000 – 3,000 • USD 2,100 – 3,200 227

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Omega Ref. ST 175.0042, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, calibre 3220; “Speedmaster Automatic”; stainless steel

Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, bezel with black insert, black colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the bezel for 500 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Speedmaster Automatic” circa 2005 ST 175.0048 No. V 8 DH3 3220 No. 90 189 658 stainless steel Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1471 / 815) Ø 39 / Length 160 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 8,000 – 18,000 • CHF 980 – 2200 • USD 1,040 – 2,340 Omega, Cal. 3320 More elaborately finished version of Cal. 3303; used in “Speedmaster” Enamel Limited Series introduced in 2002. It has a meticulous finish with Geneva “wave” décor, circular graining, rhodium-plated surfaces, gold-plated engraving, blued-steel screws and a polished bevelled chronograph module with smoothed upper surfaces. The movement has a platinum rotor with an 18K gold “Speedmaster” medallion that matches the colour of the watch-case.

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Omega Ref. 105.003-63, chronograph, hour and minute recorders, “step” dial; “Speedmaster”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, black dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph with round push-pieces and tachometric scale graduated on the bezel to 500 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Speedmaster” circa 1963 S 105.003-63 No. 2 051 694 321 unnumbered stainless steel Omega link bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1479/812) Ø 40 mm. / Length 170 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 3-8 D-3-7-12-01 M 3*

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HKD 70,000 – 86,000 • CHF 8,500 – 10,500 • USD 8,950 – 11,050

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Omega Diver’s, chronograph with instantaneous return to zero, black dial; “Chronostop” “Seamaster”; stainless steel Stainless steel, manual-winding, round-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, 60-minute graduated bidirectional revolving black inclined inner bezel for the decompression times (adjusted by the crown at 11 o’clock), black dial with applied radial indexes with luminous dots and one horological complication: • 1/6 second chronograph with instantaneous return to zero (activated by the single round push-piece located on the case-band at 2 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Chronostop” “Seamaster” circa 1970-1975 865 Nato-type strap, stainless steel buckle 46.9 x 40.9 mm. dial, case and movement -

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 13,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,600 – 2,000 • USD 1,700 – 2,100

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Omega Chronograph with instantaneous return to zero, silver dial; “Chronostop”; stainless steel Stainless steel, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back (“Tool 107”), silver dial with applied radial indexes with luminous dots and two horological complications: • 1/6 second chronograph with instantaneous return to zero (activated by the single round push-piece located on the case-band at 2 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Omega, Bienne / Biel “Chronostop” “Genève” circa 1970-1975 Reference Movement Calibre 865 Case Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet and deployant clasp (Ref. ST 1153 / 138) Dimensions Ø 41.5 mm. / Length 180 mm. (approx.)

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C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 12,000 – 14,400 • CHF 1,500 – 1,800 • USD 1,600 – 1,900

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Omega Ref. 145.007, chronograph with instantaneous return to zero, black dial; “Seamaster” “Chronostop”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, black dial with applied radial indexes with luminous dots and one horological complication: • 1/6 second chronograph with instantaneous return to zero (activated by the single round push-piece located on the case-band at 2 o’clock) with outer ring divided in 1 000 Omega, Bienne / Biel “Seamaster” “Chronostop” circa 1969 145.007 No. 28 439 393 865 unnumbered stainless steel Omega bracelet and deployant clasp (Ref. ST 1184; end-links 653) Dimensions 47 x 41 mm. / Length 180 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity R

AA

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 12,000 – 14,400 • CHF 1,500 – 1,800 • USD 1,600 – 2,000

Omega Self-winding, centre-seconds, date, day, blue dial, integrated bracelet; “Dynamic”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, horizontal oval-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, blue dial with radial indexes, centre-seconds, and two horological complications: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) • Day of the week (aperture at 3 o’clock; indication given in German) Omega, Bienne / Biel “Dynamic” circa 1970-1980 601 unnumbered integrated stainless steel Omega bracelet and deployant clasp (Ref. 153/138) Dimensions 41.5 x 41.4 mm. / Length 170 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 4,000 – 6,400 • CHF 500 – 800 • USD 500 – 800 To be sold without reserve

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Omega Ref. 5290.50.40, self-winding, chronograph, minute recorder; “Dynamic”; stainless steel The Omega James Bond 007 Watch of Pierce Brosnan, 1997 Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, black colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 3 and two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) Case-back engraved “To our 007 from Omega”.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Dynamic” “Automatic” circa 1997 5290.50.40 No. 55 907 159 1138 No. 175.0310 brown leather Omega strap, stainless steel Omega buckle 45.4 x 38.4 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box and outer box; Antiquorum “Famous Faces” auction catalogue

Elegance F Rarity U

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 28,000 – 36,000 • CHF 3,500 – 4,500 • USD 3,700 – 4,800

The watch is accompanied with the auction catalogue – of which it was the lot 80 donated by Pierce Brosnan for the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital – “Famous Faces Watch Auction for Charity Organized & Produced by Antiquorum & Tourneau”, New York, February 24, 1999.

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Omega Ref. 2226.80.00, self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Seamaster 300 m / 1000 ft” “007”, “Co-Axial Chronometer”; “James Bond” limited edition of 10 007 examples; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, vertical tonneau-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, 60-minute graduated unidirectional revolving bezel with blue insert for the decompression times (adjusted by the crown at 11 o’clock), blue colour dial with “bullet”-style design, applied radial indexes with luminous dots, centre-seconds with “007” logo and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model

Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Seamaster 300 m / 1000 ft” “Professional” “Co-Axial Chronometer”, limited edition of 10 007 examples, No. 08 463 / 10 007 circa 2006-2007 2226.80.00 No. 31 000 979 2500 No. 81 731 933 stainless steel Omega bracelet wit deployant clasp with the “007” logo (Ref. 825) Ø 41 mm. / Length 175 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

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C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 16,000 – 30,000 • CHF 2,000 – 3,700 • USD 2,100 – 3,900 Omega, Ref. 2226.80.00, “James Bond” limited series “Casino Royale” Omega introduced this limited and numbered edition for the release of the 2006 James Bond film “Casino Royale”. The watch features several odes to the world’s most famous secret agent including: a bullet style design on the dial, “007” branded counterweight on the second-hand, and a “007” logo on the case-back.

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Omega Ref. DA 175.0032, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders; “Speedmaster Automatic” “Reduced”; stainless steel and yellow gold

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Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, yellow gold bezel with black insert, gold colour dial with subsidiary seconds at 3 and three horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the bezel for 500 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Brand Omega, Bienne / Biel Model “Speedmaster Automatic”, “Reduced” Year circa 1991 Reference DA 175.0032 Movement No. 53 138 997 Calibre 1140/1143 Case unnumbered Bracelet stainless steel Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1471 / 815) Dimensions Ø 39 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories -

Elegance F Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 16,000 – 30,000 • CHF 2,000 – 3,000 • USD 2,100 – 3,900

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Antiquorum Hong Kong is honoured to introduce a special collection of 17 Omega timepieces consigned by a Hong Kong philanthropist, which all proceeds excluding costs from this collection will go to Po Leung Kuk to support the Kuk’s social services. These 17 Omegas come in new-old-stock condition with original box and papers, as well as an international two year warranty. 安帝古倫香港特別呈獻一系列17枚歐米茄精選腕錶。承蒙一位香港慈善家慷慨送拍，拍出所得在扣除成本後將全數捐贈予保良 局以支援其社會服務。全系列17枚歐米茄腕錶均屬原廠未使用狀態，隨錶附原裝盒子及證書，並自購買日起享有歐米茄兩年國 際保用。 About Po Leung Kuk有關保良局 Po Leung Kuk has been serving Hong Kong with dedication for 142 years. Founded in 1878, the initial objective was to suppress abduction of women and children and to provide shelters for such victims. To cope with the rapid changes in Hong Kong over the years, the Kuk has now expanded its scope and become one of the largest social institutions with over 300 units throughout the territory, offering a wide range of education, social welfare, recreation, culture and medical services to more than 700,000 beneficiaries every year. We are committed to providing the most appropriate support for Hong Kong people at all stages of life. Over the years, our services have become diverse and innovative. The only thing that has remained unchanged is the original intention of «Protecting the young and innocent, bringing goodness to the community. 保良局成立至今142年，與香港市民共同成長，是全港最具規模、歷史最悠久的慈善機構之一。由遏止誘拐婦孺為己任開始， 隨著社會變遷以及回應市民大眾的需求，現時保良局服務包括教育、社會福利、康樂、文化及醫療保健，單位超過300個，每 年受惠人次逾700,000。我們致力為香港市民於人生各個階段提供最適切的支援，百多年來，服務更趨多元創新，唯一不變， 就是「保赤安良 造福社群」的初心。 Usage of Funds善款用途 Notwithstanding the many challenges we have overcome together in the past, we are now at a critical juncture battling an unprecedented global pandemic, when your continued support will be essential for us to sustain our services for the underprivileged in this difficult time. Funds raised will be fully used towards the Kuk’s social services, as well as anti-pandemic related programmes for the poor and the needy amid the outbreak, such as free consultation at Mobile Chinese Medicine Clinics, procuring protective and hygiene supplies and giving away anti-epidemic essentials, food packs etc. 我們攜手與香港社會跨越種種挑戰，面對當前這個全球疫症蔓延的嚴峻時刻，善長的持續支持，對本局維持服務最為重要， 讓弱勢社群及服務受眾在抗疫期間可以獲得無間斷貼心服務。本活動所募集的善款支持本局持續發展服務，亦將支援疫情下最有 需要群體，為基層家庭及弱勢社群採購防護及衞生物資，提供流動中醫義診服務，並向有需要人士派發防疫用品、食物包等等。

Boundless Compassion Unconditional Giving Thank you for partnering with Po Leung Kuk in serving the needy in the community 關愛無限 咫尺善行 感激有你與保良局結伴同行 Your benevolent contribution will help us to better serve children, young people, the elderly, the disabled and people in need as we face the formidable challenges in the year ahead. We humbly count on your generous support to make possible these efforts. May we look forward to your heartwarming response in support of more appropriate services for the needy in Hong Kong. 未來一年，保良局繼續凝聚關愛，為長者、幼兒、青少年、康復人士及其他受助社群提供優質服務。衷心期望 閣下捐款支持 本局工作，與本局服務受眾及弱勢共濟時需，讓我們能夠繼續推出更多適切的服務，幫助社會上有需要人士。 捐款支持 Support Us: For enquiry and donation查詢及捐款: +852 2277 8437 PLK Website保良局網址: www.poleungkuk.org.hk

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Omega Ref. 12355382152008, centre-seconds, date, integrated bracelet; “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer”; 18K yellow gold and diamonds (“New Old Stock”)

295

18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with sapphire-crystal screwed case-back, bezel with diamond-set radial Roman numerals, silver dial with diamond-set indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer” circa 2000-2010 12355382152008 8501, 18K gold rotor, COSC chronometer certification No. 85 431 117 integrated 18K yellow gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1657 / 982) Ø 40 mm. / Length 195 mm. (approx.) / Weight 220 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

HKD 55,000 – 100,000 • CHF 6,700 – 12,200 • USD 7,100 – 13,000 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 297 600.-

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AA

Omega Ref. 11150362058001, centre-seconds, date, integrated bracelet; “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer”, “160 Years Anniversary”; 18K yellow gold and diamonds (“New Old Stock”) 18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with sapphire-crystal snap-on case-back, bezel with radial Roman numerals, gold colour dial with diamond-set indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Case-back engraved “160 Years”.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer”, “160 Years Anniversary” circa 2000-2010 11150362058001 2500, COSC chronometer certification No. 81 849 936 integrated 18K yellow gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1651 / 961) Ø 36 mm. / Length 185 mm. (approx.) / Weight 142 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

AA

HKD 37,000 – 70,000 • CHF 4,500 – 8,500 • USD 4,800 – 9,100 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 151 100.-

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Omega Ref. 12355352052004, medium-size, centre-seconds, date, integrated bracelet; “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer”; 18K yellow gold and diamonds (“New Old Stock”) 18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, medium-size wristwatch, with sapphire-crystal screwed case-back, bezel with diamond-set radial Roman numerals, silver dial with diamond-set indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions

298

Omega Ref. 11150362058001, centre-seconds, date, integrated bracelet; “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer”, “160 Years Anniversary”; 18K yellow gold and diamonds (“New Old Stock”) 18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with sapphire-crystal snap-on case-back, bezel with radial Roman numerals, gold colour dial with diamond-set indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Case-back engraved “160 Years”.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer”, “160 Years Anniversary”. circa 2000-2010 11150362058001 2500, COSC chronometer certification No. 81 849 161 integrated 18K yellow gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1651 / 961) Ø 37 mm. mm. / Length 190 mm. (approx.) / Weight 142 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

HKD 37,000 – 75,000 • CHF 4,500 – 9,100 • USD 4,800 – 9,700 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 151 600.-

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AA

Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer” circa 2000-2010 12355352052004 2500, COSC chronometer certification No. 86 178 370 iintegrated 18K yellow gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1656 / 981) Ø 33 mm. / Length 190 mm. (approx.) / Weight 191 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

HKD 55,000 – 100,000 • CHF 6,700 – 12,200 • USD 7,100 – 13,000 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 223 200.-

AA

Omega Ref. 12325382202001, centre-seconds, date, integrated bracelet; “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer”; stainless steel and 18K pink gold and diamonds (“New Old Stock”)

299

Stainless steel and 18K pink, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with sapphire-crystal screwed case-back, bezel with diamond-set radial Roman numerals, silver dial with applied pink gold indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer” circa 2000-2010 12325382202001 8602, COSC chronometer certification No. 86 228 941 integrated stainless steel and 18K pink Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1657 / 982) Ø 40 mm. / Length 195 mm. (approx.) / Weight 183 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

HKD 35,000 – 70,000 • CHF 4,300 – 8,600 • USD 4,500 – 9,100 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 153 000.-

AA

300 Omega Ref. 42450372002001, centre-seconds, date; “De Ville” “CoAxial Chronometer”; 18K pink gold (“New Old Stock”) 18K pink gold, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, silver dial with applied pink gold radial Roman numerals, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “De Ville” “Co-Axial Chronometer” circa 2000-2010 42450372002001 8521, COSC chronometer certification No. 86 187 534 18K pink gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1510 / 762) Ø 37 mm. / Length 180 mm. (approx.) / Weight 143 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, international guarantee, instructions booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

AA

HKD 48,000 – 100,000 • CHF 5,900 – 12,200 • USD 6,200 – 13,000 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 187 200.-

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Omega Ref. 42538342051001, centre-seconds, date, integrated bracelet, black guilloché (engine-turned) dial; “Ladymatic” “Co-Axial Chronometer”; stainless steel and diamonds (“New Old Stock”) Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by four screws, central mobile lugs, bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds, black colour guilloché (engine-turned) dial with diamond-set indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

302

Elegance FF Rarity RR

Omega Ref. 42538342055001, centre-seconds, date, integrated bracelet, white-cream guilloché (engine-turned) dial; “Ladymatic” “Co-Axial Chronometer”; stainless steel and diamonds (“New Old Stock”)Stock”)

Dimensions Signature Accessories

Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 120 700.-

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Ladymatic” “Co-Axial Chronometer” circa 2000-2010 42538342055001 8520, COSC chronometer certification No. 84 948 245 white leather Omega strap, stainless steel Omega deployant buckle (Ref. 94 521 633) Ø 34 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

HKD 29,000 – 60,000 • CHF 3,500 – 7,300 • USD 3,800 – 7,800 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 124 500.-

240

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

HKD 29,000 – 60,000 • CHF 3,500 – 7,300 • USD 3,800 – 7,800

Stainless steel, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by four screws, central mobile lugs, bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds, white-cream colour guilloché (engine-turned) dial with diamond-set indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Ladymatic” “Co-Axial Chronometer” circa 2000-2010 42538342051001 8520, COSC chronometer certification No. 85 235 747 black leather Omega strap, stainless steel Omega deployant buckle (Ref. 94 521 633) Ø 34 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, hang tags

AA

AA

Omega Ref. 42455332055002, medium-size, centre-seconds, date, mother-of-pearl dial; “De Ville” “Co-Axial Chronometer”; 18K pink gold, diamonds and mother-of-pearl (“New Old Stock”)

303

18K pink gold, self-winding, round-shaped, medium-size wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, mother-of-pearl dial with applied pink gold suspended Roman numerals and diamond-set indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “De Ville” “Co-Axial Chronometer” circa 2000-2010 42455332055002 8521, COSC chronometer certification No. 86 198 193 18K pink gold Ω bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 6001 / 761) Ø 33 mm. / Length 165 mm. (approx.) / Weight 111 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stone certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

HKD 55,000 – 120,000 • CHF 6,700 – 14,600 • USD 7,100 – 15,600 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 233 100.-

AA

304

Omega Ref. 42450332005002, medium-size, centre-seconds, date, mother-of-pearl dial; “De Ville” “Co-Axial Chronometer”; 18K pink gold and mother-of-pearl (“New Old Stock”) 18K pink gold, self-winding, round-shaped, medium-size wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, mother-of-pearl dial with applied pink gold radial Roman numerals and indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “De Ville” “Co-Axial Chronometer” circa 2000-2010 42450332005002 8521, COSC chronometer certification No. 85 905 207 18K pink gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 6001 / 761) Ø 33 mm. / Length 165 mm. (approx.) / Weight 111 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, international guarantee, instructions booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

AA

HKD 40,000 – 80,000 • CHF 4,900 – 9,800 • USD 5,200 – 10,400 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 168 900.-

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305 Omega Ref. 12350272055002, lady’s, centre-seconds, date, integrated bracelet; “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer”; 18K yellow gold, diamonds and mother-of-pearl (“New Old Stock”) 18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, with sapphire-crystal screwed case-back, bezel with radial Roman numerals, mother-of-pearl dial with diamond-set indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Constellation” “Co-Axial Chronometer” circa 2000-2010 12350272055002 8521, COSC chronometer certification No. 85 630 023 integrated 18K yellow gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 1651 / 958) Ø 29 mm. / Length 165 mm. (approx.) / Weight 133 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictogram, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, C.O.S.C. certificate, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

HKD 42,000 – 80,000 • CHF 5,100 – 9,800 • USD 5,500 – 10,400 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 183 900.-

242

AA

Omega Ref. 12355276052002, lady’s; “Constellation”; 18K yellow gold and diamonds (“New Old Stock”)

306

18K yellow gold, quartz, tonneau-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws stamped with the dome of the Astronomical Observatory of Geneva and eight constellations, bezel set with brilliantcut diamonds, gold colour dial with applied Omega logos and diamondset indexes.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “Constellation” circa 2000-2010 12355276052002 quartz standardization No. 91 109 973 18K yellow gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 6506 / 958) Ø 28 mm. / Length 165 mm. (approx.) / Weight 121 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

AA

307

HKD 30,000 – 50,000 • CHF 3,700 – 6,100 • USD 3,900 – 6,500 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 135 700.-

Omega Ref. 41167000, lady’s; “De Ville”; 18K pink gold and mother-of-pearl (“New Old Stock”) 18K pink gold, quartz, round-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, mother-of-pearl dial with radial Roman numerals.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “De Ville” circa 2000-2010 41167000 quartz standardization No. 90 121 156 18K pink gold Ω bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 6504 / 838) Ø 22 mm. / Length 175 mm. (approx.) / Weight 78 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate or origin pictogram, international guarantee, instructions booklet, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

AA

HKD 20,000 – 40,000 • CHF 2,400 – 4,900 • USD 2,600 – 5,200 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 135 700.Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 93 100.-

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Omega Ref. 42455276055002, lady’s; “De Ville”; 18K pink gold,diamonds and mother-of-pearl (“New Old Stock”) 18K pink gold, quartz, round-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds, mother-of-pearl dial with applied suspended yellow gold Roman numerals and diamond-set indexes.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “De Ville” circa 2000-2010 42455276055002 quartz standardization No. 91 616 911 18K pink gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 6002/ 760) Ø 27 mm. / Length 160 mm. (approx.) / Weight 84 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

HKD 45,000 – 80,000 • CHF 5,500 – 9,800 • USD 5,800 – 10,400

309

Omega Ref. 42455276055001, lady’s; “De Ville”; 18K yellow gold, diamonds and mother-of-pearl (“New Old Stock”) 18K yellow gold, quartz, round-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds, mother-of-pearl dial with applied suspended revolving yellow gold Roman numerals and diamond-set indexes.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “De Ville” circa 2000-2010 42455276055001 quartz standardization No. 91 615 294 18K yellow gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 6002/ 760) Ø 27 mm. / Length 160 mm. (approx.) / Weight 86 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stone certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

HKD 45,000 – 80,000 • CHF 5,500 – 9,800 • USD 5,800 – 10,400 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 183 900.-

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AA

Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 183 900.-

AA

Omega Ref. 41355276005001, lady’s; “De Ville”; 18K yellow gold, diamonds and mother-of-pearl (“New Old Stock”)

310

18K yellow gold, quartz, round-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds, mother-of-pearl dial with applied radial yellow gold Roman numerals.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “De Ville” circa 2000-2010 41355276005001 quartz standardization No. 90 652 069 18K yellow gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 6506 / 988) Ø 27 mm. / Length 175 mm. (approx.) / Weight 97 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

AA

HKD 34,000 – 70,000 • CHF 4,100 – 8,500 • USD 4,400 – 9,100 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 139 900.-

311

Omega Ref. 41355276005001, lady’s; “De Ville”; 18K yellow gold, diamonds and mother-of-pearl (“New Old Stock”) 18K yellow gold, quartz, round-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds, mother-of-pearl dial with applied radial yellow gold Roman numerals.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Omega, Bienne / Biel “De Ville” circa 2000-2010 41355276005001 quartz standardization No. 90 691 054 18K yellow gold Omega bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 6506 / 988) Ø 27 mm. / Length 175 mm. (approx.) / Weight 96 gr. (gross) dial, case and movement original fitted box, pictograms, precious stones certificate, international guarantee, instructions booklet, hang tags

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1

AA

HKD 33,000 – 70,000 • CHF 4,000 – 8,500 • USD 4,300 – 9,100 Sold for the benefit of the Po Leung Kuk Group, Hong Kong, charity.

Last retail price known: HK$ 139 900.-

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312 Rolex Ref. 1675, “GMT-Master” dial, four hands, three insert bezels Rolex “Oyster Perpetual” “GMT-Master” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” black colour dial, with four hands (small triangle) and three 24-hour graduated insert bezels (one black, one “Root Beer” and one “Pepsi-Cola”), to fit Cal. 1560 / 1570.

Overall in very good condition.

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,050 – 2,100 To be sold without reserve

313 Rolex Ref. 16750, “GMT-Master” dial, four hands Rolex “Oyster Perpetual” “GMT-Master” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” black colour dial (rare, pre “fat-lady”), with four hands (small triangle), to fit Cal. 3075.

Overall in very good condition.

HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,050 – 2,100 To be sold without reserve

246

Rolex Ref. 1500, “Date” blue dial

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Rolex “Oyster Perpetual” “Date” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” blue colour dial, with applied radial white gold “Bâton” indexes and luminous dots, outer seconds track, aperture for the date at 3 o’clock, to fit Cal. 1560 / 1570.

In excellent condition.

HKD 3,000 – 5,000 • CHF 370 – 610 • USD 390 – 650 To be sold without reserve

Rolex Ref. 6263, “Cosmograph” “Daytona” stainless steel bezel, black insert

315

Rolex, “Cosmograph” “Daytona” stainless steel bezel with black insert graduated for 200 units per hour.

In very good condition.

HKD 5,000 – 8,000 • CHF 610 – 1,000 • USD 650 – 1,050 To be sold without reserve

Rolex Ref. 18038, “Day-Date” champagne dial

316

Rolex “Oyster Perpetual” “Day-Date” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” champagne colour dial, with applied radial yellow gold “Bâton” indexes and luminous dots, outer seconds track with 5-second radial Roman markers, apertures for the date at 3 o’clock and for the day at 12 o’clock, to fit Cal. 3055.

HKD 4,000 – 6,000 • CHF 500 – 750 • USD 520 – 780

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Rolex Ref. 3009, Art Deco, centre-seconds, enamel dial; “Oyster Chronometer”; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, Art Deco gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, centre-seconds.

White enamel dial with inner suspended Arabic numerals, tracks for hours and separate minutes, outer track calibrated for 1/5th of a second.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Chronometer” circa 1936-1937 3009 No. 10 929 10’’’ No. 39 064 18K yellow gold riveted bracelet with deployant clasp 40 x 31 mm. / Length 190 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 20,000 – 40,000 • CHF 2,400 – 4,900 • USD 2,600 – 5,200 Rolex, Ref. 3009 This reference is extremely rare in 18K gold.

Bibliography • Patrizzi, Osvaldo, Collezionare Orologi da Polso Rolex, Genova, Guido Mondani Editions, 1998, p. 278.

• Patrizzi, Osvaldo, Rolex, Collecting Modern and Vintage Wristwatches, Genova, Guido Mondani Editions, 2005, p. 115.

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Rolex Ref. 5002, lady’s, self-winding; “Super Precision”; “Bubble Back”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, waterresistant with screwed case-back, silver dial with Arabic numerals and radial indexes, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual” “Super Precision”; so-called “Bubble Back” circa 1948 5002 8’’’ No. 689 220 stainless steel Rolex “Oyster” bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 7834 / 11; end-links 266) Ø 24 mm. / Length 100 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

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HKD 10,000 – 20,000 • CHF 1,200 – 2,400 • USD 1,300 – 2,600

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Rolex Ref. 3065, self-winding, centre-seconds, hooded lugs; “Bubble Back”; stainless steel and yellow gold Stainless steel and yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with rigid hooded lugs, water-resistant with screwed case-back, centre-seconds and silver dial with Arabic numerals.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual” “Chronometer”; so-called “Bubble Back” circa 1946 3065 No. 29 702 11 ½ ’’’, with “Super-Balance” No. 412 271 black leather strap, gold plated Rolex buckle 40.5 x 32 mm. dial, case and movement -

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C 3-8 D 3-01 M 3*

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HKD 52,000 – 78,000 • CHF 6,400 – 9,500 • USD 6,700 – 10,000

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Rolex Ref. 3525, chronograph, minute recorder, “salmon” dial; “Anti Magnetic”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, manual-winding, tonneau-shaped, anti-magnetic, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, “salmon” colour dial with suspended Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds at 9 and two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces with tachometric scale graduated for 1 000 metres and telemetric scale graduated for 1 kilometre • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Anti Magnetic” circa 1942 3525 unnumbered 13’’’ (based on Valjoux 23) No. 186 098 black leather strap, gold plated Rolex buckle 41.3 x 35 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 261,000 – 348,000 • CHF 31,800 – 42,400 • USD 33,600 – 44,800 Rolex, Ref. 3525 This reference is launched in 1939 and remained in production for less ten years. It was one of the first “Oyster” chronograph models (with water-resistant screwed case-back and screwed winding-crown). It was available in stainless steel, in 18K yellow gold, in 18K pink gold, as well as combined in stainless steel and yellow gold. The majority of dials are silver colour, more rarely “salmon” and even more rarely black. When this watch first appeared in the early 1940’s it cost 350 Swiss francs in stainless steel and 935 Swiss francs in 18K gold. Known to many as the “prisoners watch”, the Ref. 3525 was one of the watches offered during the war to POW’s (“prisoner of war”), often free of charge by Rolex. Made in two distinct series, recognisable from the serial numbers on the case-back, or later between the lugs, this example made during the war is part of the first series. This reference is one of the most appreciated pre-“Daytona” chronographs today and is so-called “Mono-blocco” or “Bariletto” by collectors.

Bibliography • Pucci, Papaleo, I Cronografi Rolex, La Leggenda, pp. 162-192.

• Goldberger, John, 100 Superlative Rolex Watches, pp. 96-107.

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Rolex Ref. 1600 / 1601, self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Datejust”; stainless steel and 18K pink gold Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, 18K pink gold inclined bezel, silver “sunburst” dial with radial Roman numerals, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock, under Cyclops lens) Brand Model

Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual” “Datejust” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 1965-1966 1600 / 1601 No. D 84 588 1570, adjusted to 5 positions + temperature No. 1 335 487 (case-back dated “IV 65”) brown leather strap, stainless steel buckle 43.4 x 35.4 mm. / Ø 34.4 mm. (bezel) dial, case and movement -

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C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 16,000 – 32,000 • CHF 2,000 – 4,000 • USD 2,100 – 4,200

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Rolex Ref. 1019, self-winding, centre-seconds, anti-magnetic; “Milgaus”, stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, anti-magnetic, large gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, curved lugs, inclined bezel, silver colour dial with centre-seconds.

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Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual”, “Milgaus”, “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 1964 1019 No. 32 507 1580 (with soft iron gilt metal anti-magnetic protecting cap forming a Faraday cage) No. 065 449 (case-back dated “I 64”) stainless steel Rolex riveted “Oyster” bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 7206; dated “I 64”; end-links 58) 47.4 x 37.5 mm. / Length 180 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

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C 3-8 D 3-01 M 3*

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HKD 144,000 – 224,000 • CHF 18,000 – 28,000 • USD 19,100 – 29,700

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Rolex Ref. 1675, self-winding, date, AM-PM indication, two-time zone, “gilt” black dial; “GMT-Master”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, aviator’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, winding crown protected by the crown guards, 24-hour graduated bidirectional revolving bezel with blue and red insert for the AM-PM indication, “gilt” black “Swiss - T <25” dial with centre-seconds and two horological complications: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (central hour index) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva Oyster-Perpetual” “GMT-Master” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 1967 1675 1570 No. 1 595 384 stainless steel Rolex riveted “Osyter” bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 7206; end-links 80) Ø 39.5 mm. / Length 190 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

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C 2-8 D 2-7-01 M 2*

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HKD 220,000 – 300,000 • CHF 26,900 – 36,600 • USD 28,600 – 39,000

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Rolex Ref. 4127, “Clous de Paris” hobnail bezel, wood dial; “Cellini”; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, manual-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, thin, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, “Clous de Paris” hobnail bezel, brown wood dial with applied gold indexes.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Cellini” circa 1975-1976 4127 unnumbered 1601 No. 89 black Rolex leather strap, gilded brass Rolex buckle 32 x 24 mm. dial, case and movement -

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C 3-9 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 20,000 – 40,000 • CHF 2,400 – 4,900 • USD 2,600 – 5,200

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Rolex Ref. 5100, quartz, centre-seconds, date, Cal. Beta 21; “Quartz”; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, quartz, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, fluted bezel, gold colour dial with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock, under Cyclops lens) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Quartz” circa 1975 5100 Beta 21, quartz standardization No. 104 integrated 18K yellow gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp (by Jean-Pierre Ecoffey, Geneva) 45 x 39 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box

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HKD 135,000 – 230,000 • CHF 16,500 – 28,000 • USD 17,500 – 29,900 Calibre Beta 21 In 1962, the CHE – Centre Electronique Horloger (Electronic Watch Centre) – was founded by a group of 21 Swiss watchmakers, including Audemars Piguet, Omega, Patek Philippe, Piaget and Rolex, to develop an electronic movement for wristwatches.

The result was the calibre Beta 21 (29 x 24.3 mm.), fitted with a quartz oscillator (8 192 Hz. reduced to 256 Hz. by the frequency reducer), 13 jewel and turning fork escapement (8 000 Hz. quartz module first seen as a prototype in 1967).

In 1968, a consortium of Swiss watch manufacturers was created to mass-produce the Beta 21, in a truly collaborative effort. The CEH designed the module and produced the integrated circuit. Ebauches SA (now ETA) manufactured the mechanical parts of the movement as well as the quartz oscillator, and, Omega produced the micro-motor driving the hands.

The calibre was ready for production in 1969 and was presented at the Basel Fair in 1970.

Bibliography • Huber, Martin, & Banbery, Alan, Patek Philippe Wristwatches, 1998, pp. 85-87, 332.

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Rolex Ref. 1803, self-winding, centre-seconds, date, day, “Grey Wide Boy” dial; “Day-Date”; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, fluted bezel, “Grey Wide Boy” dial with radial luminescent indexes, centre-seconds and two horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock, under Cyclops lens) • Day of the week (aperture at 12 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva Oyster Perpetual” “Day-Date” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 1970 1803 1556, adjusted to temperatures and 5 positions No. 2 849 086 (by Genex, Geneva) brown leather strap, gilded metal buckle 44 x 36 mm. dial, case and movement -

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C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 50,000 – 68,000 • CHF 6,100 – 8,300 • USD 6,500 – 8,800

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Rolex Ref. 16018, self-winding, centre-seconds, date, dark ferrite stone dial; “Datejust”; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, fluted bezel, dark ferrite stone (magnetic oxides) dial with radial Roman numerals, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock, under Cyclops lens) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual” “Datejust” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 1978-1979 16018 3035, adjusted to 5 positions and temperatures No. 5 819 614 (by Genex, Geneva) 18K yellow gold Rolex “President” bracelet with deployant clasp Ø 36 mm. / Length 185 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement additional links

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C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 90,000 – 12,000 • CHF 11,000 – 14,600 • USD 11,700 – 15,600

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Rolex Ref. 6548 / 6549, self-winding, centre-seconds, black dial; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, mid-size wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, black dial with radial indexes, centre-seconds.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual” circa 1970 6548 / 6549 No. 06 202 1101, adjusted to 5 positions + temperature No. 2 939 639 (case-back dated “II.70”) stainless steel Rolex “Oyster” bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 78050, end-links 551) Dimensions 35.9 x 30.3 mm. / Ø 28.7 mm. (bezel) / Length 170 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories leather pouch Elegance F Rarity R

C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

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HKD 8,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,000 – 2,000 • USD 1,100 – 2,100 To be sold without reserve

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Rolex Ref. 68274 / 68000, mid-size, self-winding, centre-seconds, date, white dial; “Datejust”; stainless steel and 18K white gold Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, medium size wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, 18K white gold fluted bezel, white dial with radial Roman numerals, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock, under Cyclops lens) Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual” “Datejust” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 1988 Year Reference 68274 / 68000 Movement No. 1 434 576 Calibre 2135, adjusted to 5 positions + temperature Case No. L 921 632 Bracelet stainless steel Rolex “Jubilee” bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 62510 M, end-links 587 B) Dimensions 37.3 x 30.3 mm. / Ø 29.4 mm. (bezel) / Length 170 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box, booklet, international guarantee, hang tag Brand Model

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C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

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HKD 22,000 – 27,000 • CHF 2,800 – 3,400 • USD 3,000 – 3,600 The original guarantee mentioned that this watch was sold by Bucherer, Zürich, on June 7, 1990.

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Rolex Ref. 16014 / 16000, self-winding, centre-seconds, date, white dial; “Datejust”; stainless steel and 18K white gold

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Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, white gold fluted bezel, white dial with radial Roman numerals, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock, under Cyclops lens) Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual” “Datejust” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” Year circa 1985 Reference 16014 / 16000 Movement No. 1 637 096 Calibre 3035, adjusted to 5 positions + temperature Case No. 8 764 214 Bracelet stainless steel Rolex “Jubilee” bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 62510 H, end-links 555) Dimensions 44.1 x 35.6 mm. / Ø 34.5 mm. (bezel) / Length 180 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box, booklet Brand Model

Elegance F Rarity R

C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 22,000 – 32,000 • CHF 2,800 – 4,000 • USD 3,000 – 4,200

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Rolex Ref. 1019, centre-seconds, anti-magnetic, black dial; “Milgaus”, stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, anti-magnetic, large gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, curved lugs, inclined bezel, black colour dial with centre-seconds.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual”, “Milgaus”, “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 1967 1019 1580 (with soft iron gilt metal anti-magnetic protecting cap forming a Faraday cage) No. 1 636 571 stainless steel Rolex “Oyster” bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 78 360; end-links 580) Ø 37 mm. / Length 185 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

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C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

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HKD 140,000 – 250,000 • CHF 17,100 – 30,500 • USD 18,200 – 32,500

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Rolex Ref. 1655, self-winding, date, AM-PM indication, black dial; “Explorer II” “Mark 4”, original certificate; stainless steel

Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, winding crown protected by the crown guards, 24-hour graduated fixed bezel, black dial with centreseconds and two horological complications: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock, under Cyclops lens) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (central hour index) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual Date” “Explorer II” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 1977-1978 1655 1570, adjusted to 5 positions and temperatures No. 5 251 719 stainless steel Rolex “Oyster” bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 78 360; dated R 12; end-links 580) Ø 38 mm. / Length 175 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement guarantee

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C 3-8 D 3-10-01 M 3*

AAA

HKD 200,000 – 300,000 • CHF 24,400 – 36,600 • USD 26,000 – 39,000

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Ref. 6693, quartz; “Cellini”; 18K white gold and diamonds

18K white gold and diamond-set, quartz, vertical tonneau-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, white dial with radial Roman numerals; bezel and lugs set with brilliant-cut diamonds.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

Rolex, Geneva “Cellini” circa 2009 6693 / 9 quartz standardization No. M 759 622 integrated 18K white gold Rolex bracelet with deployant clasp Dimensions 35.3 x 24.4 mm. / Length 160 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box, guarantee card, hang tag Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 40,000 – 56,000 • CHF 5,000 – 7,000 • USD 5,300 – 7,400 266

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Rolex Ref. 16520 / 16500, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, white dial; “Cosmograph” “Daytona”, so-called “Zenith movement”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, white colour dial with radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/10 second chronograph (activated by the two round screwed push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the stainless steel bezel for 400 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” “Cosmograph” “Daytona” Year circa 1996 Reference 16520 / 16500 Movement No. 15 299 Calibre 4030, adjusted to 5 positions and temperatures (ebauche Case

by Zenith “El Primero”) No. T 631 350 Bracelet stainless steel Rolex “Oyster” bracelet with “fliplock” deployant clasp (Ref. 78 390; end-links 503 / B) Dimensions Ø 40 mm. / Length 190 mm. (approx.)

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted box, service invoices (dated, Geneva, November 12, 2009) Brand Model

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C 3-40 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 160,000 – 200,000 • CHF 20,000 – 25,000 • USD 21,200 – 26,500 267

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Rolex Ref. 16264, self-winding, centre-seconds, date, 18K white gold “Turn-o-Graph” bezel, mother-of-pearl dial; “Datejust”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, mother-of-pearl dial with centre-seconds, 18K white gold 60-minute graduated bidirectional revolving “Turn-o-Graph” bezel and one horological complication: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock, under Cyclops lens) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual” “Datejust” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 1997 16264 3135, adjusted to 5 positions and temperatures No. U 403 724 stainless steel Rolex “Oyster” bracelet with deployant clasp (Ref. 78360; end-links 558 B) Ø 36.7 mm. / Length 170 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

Elegance FF Rarity RR

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C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

HKD 25,000 – 40,000 • CHF 3,000 – 4,900 • USD 3,300 – 5,200

Rolex

Rolex, “Turn-o-graph”

Ref. 168622, self-winding, date; “Yacht-Master”; stainless steel and platinum

The “Turn-o-Graph” was named by Rolex as “the watch with a thousand and one uses”.

Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, “triplock” winding crown protected by the crown guards, 60-minute graduated bidirectional revolving platinum bezel (frosted and engraved) for the decompression times, frosted platinum dial with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock, under Cyclops lens) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual Date” “Yacht-Master” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” circa 1999 168622 2235, adjusted to temperatures and 5 positions No. A 725 394 stainless steel Rolex “Oyster” bracelet with “fliplock” deployant clasp (Ref. 78750) Ø 35 mm. / Length 150 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

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C 3`-9 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 35,000 – 50,000 • CHF 4,300 – 6,100 • USD 4,500 – 6,500 268

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Rolex Ref. 16519, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, white colour dial; “Cosmograph” “Daytona”, so-called “Zenith movement”; 18K white gold

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18K white gold, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, white colour dial with suspended numerals, subsidiary seconds at 9 and three horological complications: • 1/10 second chronograph (activated by the two round screwed push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the gold bezel for 400 units per hour • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock, with “inverted 6”) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Rolex, Geneva “Oyster Perpetual” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” “Cosmograph” “Daytona” circa 1999 16519 No. 167 853 4030, adjusted to 5 positions and temperatures (ebauche

by Zenith “El Primero”) No. A 170 624 brown leather Rolex strap, stainless steel Rolex buckle Ø 40 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box

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HKD 90,000 – 130,000 • CHF 11,000 – 15,900 • USD 11,700 – 16,900

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Tudor Ref. 79220, self-winding, centre-seconds; “Heritage Black Bay”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, diver’s wristwatch, waterresistant with screwed case-back, 60-minute graduated unidirectional revolving bezel with red insert for the decompression times, black colour dial with centre-seconds.

Tudor, Geneva “Heritage Black Bay” “200 m:660ft Rotor Self-winding” circa 2013 79220 2824 No. J 913 115 brown leather strap, stainless steel Tudor deployant clasp Dimensions Ø 41 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

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C 2-08 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 12,000 – 16,000 • CHF 1,500 – 2,000 • USD 1,600 – 2,100

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Tudor Ref. 79620 T, self-winding, centre-seconds, alarm; “Advisor”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, brown colour dial with centreseconds and two horological complications: • Date of the month (subsidiary dial et 6 o’clock) • Alarm (exterior graduation with central index; anti-clockwise winding and setting by the crown at 2 o’clock when the button at 8 o’clock is pressed) Tudor, Geneva “Heritage Black Bay” circa 2019 79620 T 2892 No. I 586 456 brown leather strap, stainless steel Tudor buckle Ø 41 mm. dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature

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HKD 14,500 – 17,500 • CHF 1,800 – 2,200 • USD 1,900 – 2,300

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Rolex customized by Black Out Ref. 116660, self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Deep Sea” “Sea-Dweller”; PVD stainless steel

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PVD (physical vapor deposition) stainless steel, self-winding, tonneaushaped, diver’s wristwatch, water-resistant with screwed case-back, 60-minute graduated unidirectional revolving bezel with black insert for the decompression times, black colour dial with centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Rolex, Geneva “Deep Sea” “Sea-Dweller 12800 ft = 3900 m” “Oyster Perpetual” “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified”; customized by Black Out Year circa 2010 Reference 116660 Movement Calibre 3135 Case No. G 219 S96 Bracelet leather strap Dimensions Ø 44 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model

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C 2 D 2-01 M 2*

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HKD 48,000 – 72,000 • CHF 6,000 – 9,000 • USD 6,400 – 9,500

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Vacheron Constantin Ref. 4591, guilloché dial; 18K yellow gold

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, with subsidiary seconds at 6.

Silver colour dial with suspended applied Arabic numerals and radial gold indexes; central guilloché (engine-turned) vertical and horizontal stripes pattern.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Vacheron Constantin, Geneva 1952 4591 No. 485 418 11’’’, 435 / 3C, Glucydur balance, adjusted to temperatures No. 328 942 (by C. Markowski, Geneva) black leather VC strap, 18K yellow gold buckle 38.8 x 24.3 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box; Extract from the archives

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C 3 D 3-50-01 M 3*

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HKD 28,000 – 36,000 • CHF 3,500 – 4,500 • USD 3,700 – 4,800 The Extract from the Archives, dated August 22, 2017, mentioned that this watch was manufactured in 1952.

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Vacheron Constantin Ref. 4178, chronograph, minute-recorder; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, fancy flared lugs, “champagne” dial with subsidiary seconds at 9 and two horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph with rectangular push-pieces and telemetric scale graduated for a mileage • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Vacheron Constantin, Geneva circa 1945-1950 4178 No. 446 438 13’’’, V 434, beryllium screw-balance, adjusted in 5 positions No. 294 272 (by E. & C. Nardin, La Chaux-de-Fonds) brown leather strap, gilded metal buckle Ø 35.8 mm. dial, case and movement -

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C 3 D 3-8-01 M 3*

AAA

HKD 148,000 – 209,000 • CHF 18,000 – 25,400 • USD 19,000 – 26,900 Vacheron Constantin, Ref. 4178 The flared lugs of this reference are one of the unique characteristics of Vacheron Constantin chronographs. Instantly recognizable, perfectly proportioned, this is one of the most beautiful and sought-after sports chronograph watches of the 1940’s.

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Vacheron Constantin Ref. 4218, centre-seconds, teardrop lugs; stainless steel

Stainless steel, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, teardrop lugs, silver dial with centreseconds.

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Vacheron Constantin, Geneva circa 1950 4218 No. 515 751 P 454 / 5B, adjusted to temperatures No. 331 989 black leather strap, stainless steel buckle Ø 35.9 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 43,000 – 70,000 • CHF 5,300 – 8,500 • USD 5,600 – 9,000

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Vacheron Constantin Centre-seconds, teardrop lugs; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, teardrop lugs, silver dial with centreseconds.

Brand Vacheron Constantin, Geneva Model Year circa 1945-1950 Reference Movement No. 445 644 Calibre P 454 / 3C, adjusted to temperatures Case No. 284 934 (by Edouard Wenger, Geneva) Bracelet black leather strap, 18K yellow gold VC “Malta Cross” buckle Dimensions Ø 35.3 mm.

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HKD 39,000 – 56,000 • CHF 4,800 – 6,900 • USD 5,000 – 7,300

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Vacheron Constantin Ref. 6030, thin, scrolled lugs; 18K yellow gold

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, thin, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, scrolled horn-shaped lugs, with subsidiary seconds at 6; silver colour dial with applied yellow gold indexes.

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Vacheron Constantin, Geneva circa 1960 6030 No. 513 205 1001, Glucydur balance, adjusted to temperatures No. 343 500 (by Eggly & Cie, Geneva) black leather strap; gilded brass buckle Ø 32 dial, case and movement -

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HKD 22,000 – 26,000 • CHF 2,700 – 3,200 • USD 2,900 – 3,400

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Vacheron Constantin Ref. 6376, extra-thin; 18K yellow gold

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18K white gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, extra-thin gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back; silver colour dial with radial Roman numeral.

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Vacheron Constantin, Geneva 1959 6376 No. 544 077 9’’’, 1003, Glucydur balance, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, No. 369 009 (by Eggly & Cie, Geneva) black leather VC strap, 18K yellow gold buckle Ø 31.8 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box; Extract from the archives

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HKD 16,000 – 20,000 • CHF 2,000 – 2,500 • USD 2,100 – 2,600

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Baume & Mercier Two-time zone, black and gold dials; 18K yellow gold

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, curvex, elongated vertical tonneaushaped, two-time zone, gentleman’s wristwatch with two movements, snap-on case-back; black and gold colour dials.

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Baume & Mercier, Geneva made for Jean Eté, Paris circa 1975 unnumbered B M 550, oval-shaped (twice) No. 507 312 (By Ponti & Gennari, Geneva) integrated 18K yellow gold bracelet, with clasp 42 x 24 mm. / Length 190 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement -

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HKD 26,000 – 34,000 • CHF 3,200 – 4,300 • USD 3,300 – 4,400

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Audemars Piguet for Hermès Ref. 8476 / 54, gold dial with tiger’s eye (quartz stone) dots; 18K yellow gold and tiger’s eye

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18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, thin gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, gold dial with twelve dots set with tiger’s eye (quartz stone).

Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux) made for Hermès, Paris circa 1971 8476 / 54 No. 119 980 2003 LeC., adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and five positions Case No. 68 454 (by Eggly & Cie, Geneva) Bracelet integrated 18K yellow Audemars Piguet textured bracelet with clasp Dimensions Ø 25 mm. / Length 167 mm. (approx.)

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HKD 47,600 – 70,000 • CHF 5,900 – 8,500 • USD 6,100 – 8,900

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Audemars Piguet Self-winding, date, power-reserve indication, two-time zone; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, white dial with three horological complications: • Date of the month (subsidiary dial at 2:10) • 48-hour power-reserve indication (sector at 9:20) • Two-time zone (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock; hour hand adjustable with the crown at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux) circa 1990-2000 No. 341 780 2129 No. C 68 714 brown leather strap and 18K yellow gold AP buckle Ø 36 mm. dial, case and movement --

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C 3-8 D 3-01 M 2*

HKD 48,000 – 70,000 • CHF 5,900 – 8,500 • USD 6,200 – 9,100

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Audemars Piguet Ref. 25657, self-winding gentleman’s wristwatch, with perpetual calendar and moon phases; “Quantième Perpétuel Automatique”; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back and five horological complications: • Half-instantaneous perpetual calendar • Date of the month (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; indications given in English) • Month of the year (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock; indications given in English) • Age and phases of the moon (subsidiary dial, graduated from 0 to 29 ½, and aperture at 6 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux) “Quantième Perpétuel Automatique” No. 3 901 circa 1990-2000 25657 BA.OO.A002XX.01 No. 354 263 2120/2800, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions No. C 85 928 (by “CO”) black leather AP strap and 18K yellow gold AP buckle Ø 36 mm. dial, case and movement AP service box; Extract from the Archives

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HKD 65,000 – 95,000 • CHF 7,900 – 11,600 • USD 8,400 – 12,300

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Audemars Piguet Ref. TR 25644 O 003, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; Tantale and 18K pink gold Tantale and 18K pink gold, self-winding, round-shaped, wristwatch, water-resistant with snap-on case-back, grey colour dial with radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 12 and four horological complications: • 1/8 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the dial for 500 units per hour • Dragging 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock under Cyclops lens) Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux) circa 1989-1990 TR 25644 O 003 No. 325 747 2126 / 2840 No. C 60 674 grey leather AP strap, 18K pink gold AP double folding deployant clasp Dimensions Ø 40.5 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories contemporary AP fitted box, original invoice, instruction booklet Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet

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HKD 40,000 – 64,000 • CHF 5,000 – 8,000 • USD 5,300 – 8,500 The original invoice mentioned that this watch was sold to Mr. Trentini, Peaulux, Geneva, on April 18, 1990, for the amount of CHF 8 125.- The official Swiss retail price was at the time CHF 12 500.Mr. Trentini was the owner of a Genevan leather straps factory and the supplier of numerous horological manufactories, like Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin, etc.

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Vacheron Constantin Ref. 86020, self-winding, double retrograde (fly-back) date and day, grey dial; “Patrimony Contemporaine Retrograde Day-Date”; 18K pink gold

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18K pink gold, self-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, sapphire-crystal snap-on case-back, grey colour dial with two horological complications: • Half-instantaneous retrograde (fly-back) date of the month (halfcircle graduation at 12 o’clock with index) • Retrograde (fly-back) day of the week (half-circle graduation at 6 o’clock with index; indications given in English) Vacheron Constantin, Geneva “Patrimony Contemporaine Retrograde Day-Date” circa 2010-2020 86020-000R-9940 No. 5 257 255 2460, adjusted to 5 positions, 22K yellow gold rotor, Geneva Quality Hall Mark (with stop-seconds) Case No. 1 2803 081 Bracelet black leather VC strap, 18K pink gold VC “Malta Cross” double folding deployant clasp Dimensions Ø 42.5 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

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HKD 96,000 – 144,000 • CHF 12,000 – 18,000 • USD 12,700 – 19,100 Vacheron Constantin, Ref. 86020 A limited edition of 35 examples in platinum was made in 2008 to commemorate the 35th anniversary of Cortina Watch, Singapore.

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Audemars Piguet Self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Royal Oak OffShore”; stainless steel

Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, mid-size wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, octagonal bezel, black colour dial with radial indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Half-instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux) “Royal Oak OffShore, No. 235 circa 2010 No. E 577 burgundy leather strap, stainless steel AP deployant clasp 39.6 x 31 mm. dial, case and movement -

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C 3 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 28,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,500 – 4,000 • USD 3,700 – 4,200

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Audemars Piguet Ref. 26176 FO, self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “Royal Oak OffShore”, so-called “Bumble Bee”; carbon fibre and ceramic

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Carbon fibre, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, large wristwatch, waterresistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, octagonal black ceramic bezel, black colour dial with yellow suspended Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds at 12 and four horological complications: • 1/6 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the dial for 1 000 units per hour • Dragging 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock under Cyclops lens) Accompanied by a matching pair of cufflinks.

Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux) “Royal Oak OffShore, No. 0701; so-called “Bumble Bee” 2010 Reference 26176FO.OO. D101CR.02 Movement No. 770 444 Calibre 3126 / 3840 Case No. G 79248 Bracelet black leather AP strap with yellow stitching, titanium AP deployant clasp Dimensions 53.8 x 42 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories original fitted boxes and outer boxes, certificates of origin, booklet Brand Model Year

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HKD 80,000 – 120,000 • CHF 10,000 – 15,000 • USD 11,000 – 16,000

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Audemars Piguet Ref. 26040 ST, self-winding, fly-back chronograph, minute and hour recorders, “Regatta” function; “Royal Oak OffShore” “Alinghi Polaris”; limited edition of 2 000 examples; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, large wristwatch, waterresistant with case-back screwed by eight screws and engraved with a compass, octagonal bezel, bidirectional revolving compass graduation (activated by the crown at 10:30), black colour dial with radial Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds at 9 and four horological complications: • Fly-back “retour en vol” 1/8 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) • Dragging 10-minute central recorder (exterior graduation with central index; aperture for the “Regatta” function at 12 o’clock which turns red after 9 minutes) • Dragging 20-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock, with red “Alinghi” logo) • 6-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux) “Royal Oak OffShore” “Alinghi Polaris; limited edition of 2 000 pieces, No. 0865 2006 Year 26040 ST Reference Movement 2326 / 2847 Calibre No. F 52 152 Case black rubber AP strap, stainless steel AP buckle Bracelet Dimensions 53.4 x 42.9 mm. dial, case and movement Signature Accessories Brand Model

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HKD 80,000 – 120,000 • CHF 10,000 – 15,000 • USD 11,000 – 16,000 Audemars Piguet, “Royal Oak OffShore” “Alinghi Polaris” Launched at SIHH in 2005, the “Alinghi Polaris”, named after the star commonly used for navigation, was the first “Royal Oak” designed specifically for sailing.

Using the newly designed calibre 2326 movement with calibre 2874 chronograph module, the watch featured a fly-back chronograph with visual 10-minute countdown timer (a 10-minute central recorder and an aperture for the “Regatta” function which turns red after 9 minutes), as well as 20-minute and 6-hour recorders, with a subsidiary dial for running seconds.

Released in limited edition of 2 000 examples with 1 935 in this configuration, the model was the first, and until 2016 the only “Royal Oak” model to incorporate an inner revolving ring as found on the Scuba model (also first launched in 2005) with a chronograph.

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Audemars Piguet Self-winding, chronograph, minute and hour recorders, date; “Royal Oak OffShore”; stainless steel

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Stainless steel, self-winding, tonneau-shaped, large wristwatch, waterresistant with case-back screwed by eight screws, octagonal bezel, blue colour dial with radial indexes, subsidiary seconds at 12 and four horological complications: • 1/6 second chronograph (activated by the two round push-pieces) with tachometric scale graduated on the dial for 500 units per hour • Dragging 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) • 12-hour recorder (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 3 o’clock under Cyclops lens) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Audemars Piguet, Le Brassus (Vallée de Joux) “Royal Oak OffShore, No. 115 circa 2010 No. 429 158 3126 / 3840 No. D 84 946 blue leather strap, stainless steel AP deployant clasp 53.3 x 42.4 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box

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HKD 110,000 – 130,000 • CHF 14,000 – 16,000 • USD 15,000 – 17,000 This watch was recently overhauled by an independent Swiss watchmaker (invoice dated June 12, 2020).

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Patek Philippe Ref. 1593, so-called “Hour Glass”; 18K yellow gold

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped with concave sides, gentleman’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, flared pillar-shaped lugs, faceted crystal-glass, silver dial with subsidiary seconds at 6.

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Patek Philippe, Geneva circa 1948-1950 1953 No. 970 694 9-90, Gyromax balance, index regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw No. 653 013 (by C. Markowski, Geneva) black leather PP strap, gilded metal buckle 42.4 x 25.4 mm. dial, case and movement -

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C 3 D 3-6-8-01 M 3*

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HKD 104,000 – 157,000 • CHF 12,700 – 19,000 • USD 13,400 – 20,200

Patek Philippe, Ref. 1593 This reference is launched in 1944 and remained in production until the late-1960’s.

This rectangular-shaped watch is fitted with the Cal. 9-90.

The majority in yellow gold, more rarely in rose gold and even more rarely in platinum.

This reference was also made in very few examples with polychrome cloisonné enamel dials.

Around 1 000 examples were produced; some with integrated bracelet.

The watch is so-called “Hour Glass” by collectors.

The lady version bears the Ref. 2261 (made between 1948 and the mid-1950’s).

Bibliography • Huber, Martin, & Banbery, Alan, Patek Philippe Wristwatches, 1998, pp. 128, ill. 177 (colour photo) and 141, ill 204 (colour photo with an example of cloisonné dial).

• Patrizzi, 2010, vol. II, p. 136 (No. 575, similar watch in 18K rose gold).

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Patek Philippe Ref. 2476; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, manual-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, with snap-on case-back, overhanging curved marquise-shaped lugs, silver dial with subsidiary seconds at 6.

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Patek Philippe, Geneva 1956 2476 No. 976 818 9-90, Gyromax balance, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, index regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw, Geneva Quality Hall Mark No. 516 048 (by Georges Croisier, Geneva) black leather strap, gilded metal buckle 9.4 x 26 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 78,000 – 113,000 • CHF 9,500 – 13,800 • USD 10,100 – 14,600

The original certificate mentioned that this watch was sold by C. Trucchi, Naples (Italy), on April 17, 1957 (this paper will be delivered to the buyer on the condition that it is found by the current owner).

Patek Philippe, Reference 2476 This reference is launched in 1950.

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Patek Philippe Ref. 2460, centre-seconds; 18K yellow gold

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, silver dial with centre-seconds.

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Patek Philippe, Geneva circa 1949-1950 2460 No. 700 525 27-SC, Glucydur screw-balance, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, index regulator with swan-neck spring and micrometric screw, Geneva Quality Hall Mark No. 662 392 (by Edouard Wenger, Geneva) black leather strap, gilded metal buckle Ø 31.9 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 61,000 – 87,000 • CHF 7,400 – 10,600 • USD 7,800 – 11,200

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Patek Philippe Ref. 3411, centre-seconds; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, silver dial with centre-seconds.

Case-back engraved with the mention “A.C. Cacciatore / 1966”.

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Patek Philippe, Geneva 1963 3411 No. 710 577 27-SC, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, Geneva Quality Hall Mark No. 2 642 684 (by Edouard Wenger, Geneva) black leather strap, gilded metal buckle Ø 34.5 mm. dial, case and movement -

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HKD 52,000 – 78,000 • CHF 6,400 – 9,500 • USD 6,700 – 10,000 The Extract from the Archives, dated October 1st, 2014, mentioned that this watch was sold on September 20, 1965 (this paper will be delivered to the buyer on the condition that it is found by the current owner).

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Patek Philippe Ref. 3285 / 49, integrated bracelet; 18K yellow gold

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, square-shaped, lady’s wristwatch, case-back screwed by four screws; gold colour dial.

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Patek Philippe, Geneva 1967 3285 / 49 No. 990 607 13-5, Gyromax balance, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions No. 2 652 557 (by R. Staffelbach & U. Rotach, Geneva) integrated 18K yellow gold bracelet with clasp (by Jean-Pierre Ecoffey, Geneva) 16.2 x 16.2 mm. / Length 165 mm. (approx.) dial, case and movement original fitted box; Extract from the Archives

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C 3-11 D 3-6-8-01 M 3*

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HKD 20,000 – 24,000 • CHF 2,500 – 3,000 • USD 2,600 – 3,200 The Extract from the Archives, dated May 12, 2020, mentioned that this watch was sold on April 11, 1967.

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Patek Philippe Ref. E 1207, marine chronometer, “Naviquartz II”; aluminium, mahogany and gilded brass

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Aluminium, mahogany and gilded brass, quartz, rectangular-shaped, marine chronometer, with jumping centre-seconds.

The chronometer can be removed from its wooden case and placed or suspended in a vertical position.

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Patek Philippe, Geneva “Naviquartz II” 1982 E 1207 No. 1 804 031 33 QZ, electronic (16 384 Hz), battery-powered with quartz standardization (with one battery, 1.5 V, UM-1 type) unnumbered 80 x 169 x 229 mm. (59 x 140 x 200 mm. without mahogany case) / Weight 2.9 kg. (1.870 kg. without case) dial, case and movement instruction booklet; Extract from the Archives

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HKD 24,000 – 32,000 • CHF 3,000 – 4,000 • USD 3,200 – 4,200

The Extract from the Archives, dated April 1st, 2016, mentioned that this marine chronometer was sold on May 11, 1982.

Patek Philippe, “Naviquartz” The “Naviquartz” is publicly presented at the Basel Fair in 1970 but produced since 1969 (or very late 1968) until the late-1980’s. This chronometer is a high precision timepiece primarily used for celestial navigation and determination of longitude. An accurate chronometer was essential to deep sea marine or air navigation out of sight of land. The “Naviquartz” was made in three series; first, with calibre RH 29; then, circa 1974, with an improved calibre 33 QZ (16 384 Hz; respectively mark I, mark II and mark III); then, with calibre 33 (32 768 Hz): “Naviquartz I”, calibre RH 29, without or with a two-piece wood cabinet with glazed cover (without key), available under: • Ref. 1200, black dial with outer seconds graduation (so-called “instrumentation dial”) and white “Bâton” hands, silver fausse-plaque (false plate) with the mention “Naviquartz”, with black leather box.

• Ref. 1201, idem with wood cabinet.

“Naviquartz II”, calibre 33 QZ (16 384 Hz), two-piece wood cabinet with glazed cover and brass protections on each corners (with key), available under: • Ref. 1202, black dial with outer seconds graduation (so-called “instrumentation dial”) and white “Bâton” hands, silver fausse-plaque (false plate) with the mention “NAVIQUARTZ”.

• Ref. 1207, silver dial and “Breguet” black hands, silver fausse-plaque (false plate) with the mention “NAVIQUARTZ”.

• Ref. 1208, gilded dial and “Breguet” black hands, gilded fausse-plaque (false plate) with the small mention, lower right, “Naviquartz”.

“Naviquartz III”, calibre 33 (32 768 Hz), three-piece small wood cabinet wit plain cover and brass protections on each corners (with push-pieces), available under: • Ref. 1215 HF (high frequency), white dial and “Breguet” black hands, gilded fausseplaque (false plate).

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Patek Philippe Ref. 3800-1, self-winding, centre-seconds, date; “Nautilus”; stainless steel Stainless steel, self-winding, vertical cushion-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with case-back screwed by four screws, blue colour dial with horizontal stripes and radial luminescent indexes, centre-seconds and one horological complication: • Instantaneous date of the month (aperture at 9 o’clock) Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Patek Philippe, Geneva “Nautilus” circa 1986 3800-1 No. 1 424 954 335 SC, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, Geneva Quality Hall Mark No. 2 810 643 integrated stainless steel PP “Nautilus” bracelet with deployant clasp 39 x 37 mm. / Length 180 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box; Extract from the Archives, service paper (copy; dated 2013)

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HKD 160,000 – 260,000 • CHF 19,500 – 31,700 • USD 20,800 – 33,800 Something quite unusual in this watch is the use of a date disc on a black background.

The Extract from the Archives, dated March 16, 2020, mentioned that this watch was sold on January 24, 1986.

Patek Philippe, “Nautilus”, Ref. 3700 (so-called “Jumbo”), 3800, 4700, 3710, etc.

Launched in 1976, the “Nautilus”, named after Captain Nemo’s submarine (created by Jules Verne in his “Vingt mille lieues sous les mers”), was an immense breakthrough from Patek Philippe’s conservative designs and proof that Haute Horlogerie and audacity can go hand in hand to create an icon that is still relevant 40 years later.

Legend has it that the idea of creating a watch in the shape of a porthole found on transatlantic liners came to designer Gérald Genta (1931-2011), a Genevan designer jeweller, whilst dining at a restaurant during the Basel fair and looking at the Patek Philippe team dining on a table opposite his. The whole design having taken no more than 5 minutes!

Patek Philippe produced two versions of the Nautilus Ref. 3700 in steel: • 3700 / 1, from 1976 to about 1981, that featured a straight bracelet and reference; • 3700 / 11, which was in production from 1981 to 1990 has a tapered steel bracelet.

Beating within is the Cal. 28-255 (based on the legendary Jaeger-LeCoultre JLC 920 selfwinding movement; which was never used by Jaeger-LeCoultre!) and heavily modified

by Patek Philippe, it was at the time the world’s thinnest self-winding movement with date (3.05 mm. thick) and found in two other models representing Haute Horlogerie groovy chic: Audemars Piguet’s “Royal Oak” and Vacheron Constantin’s “222”; the first, also design by Genta; the second, designed by Jorg Hysek, a young German designer (born in 1953).

Originally, the Ref. 3700 / 1 A comes with a coveted cork presentation box.

Owing to a thinner calibre, the 3700 / 1 A retains a slimmer profile than its 21st century descendent, the 5711 / 1 A, introduced on the 40th anniversary of the 3700 in 2006.

The “Jumbo” moniker refers to the 42 mm. case, with wide flat bezel, integrated steel link bracelet, and self-winding movement, possessing a rather masculine aesthetic compared to the smaller dressy gold mechanical watches of the time.

While it was initially not well received, its popularity quickly grew, and has been a mainstay of Patek Philippe’s collection until the present day.

The Ref. 3800 was the mid-size Nautilus, 37 mm. case, released in 1981 and continued to produce until 2006. In addition to the smaller size, it differed from the Ref. 3700 in that the movement had a centre-seconds.

The Ref. 4700 was the lady’s Nautilus. The Ref. 3710 was the gentleman’s Nautilus with power reserve indicator, launched in 1998, … and the story goes on...!

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Patek Philippe Ref. 3954 J, quartz, “Clous de Paris” hobnail bezel, dial with Olympic logo; “Lillehammer Winter Olympic Games, 1994”; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, quartz, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, straight lugs, “Clous de Paris” hobnail bezel; white dial with radial Roman numerals and black colour “Olympic” logo at 6 o’clock.

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Dimensions Signature Accessories

Patek Philippe, Geneva “Lillehammer Winter Olympic Games, 1994” circa 1994 3954 J No. 1 700 146 E 23, quartz standardization, adjusted one position No. 2 919 321 (by Les Ateliers Réunis S.A., Geneva) black leather PP strap, 18K yellow gold PP buckle Ø 32.2 mm. dial, case and movement modern Patek Philippe fitted box

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HKD 64,000 – 96,000 • CHF 8,000 – 12,000 • USD 8,500 – 12,700 Ref. 3954 J, “Lillehammer Winter Olympic Games, 1994” This specific dial was produced in a few examples at the time of the 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympic Games (Norway). One can assume that this watch was given to a celebrity to celebrate the victory of the small Norwegian town over these competitors following their victory in the Winter Olympics. This locality is again in the spotlight at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympic Games.

A similar watch (dedicated “à / M. H. / Lillehammer / 1994” was presented by our auction house in the past: • Antiquorum, Geneva, auction, May 12, 2012, lot 70, sold for the amount of CHF 15 000.-

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Patek Philippe Ref. 3738 / 100, self-winding, blue dial; “Ellipse”; 18K yellow gold

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18K yellow gold, self-winding, vertical elliptical-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, blue colour dial.

Brand Patek Philippe, Geneva Model “Ellipse” Year circa 1990-2000 Reference 3738 / 100 Movement No. 1 202 618 Calibre 240, Gyromax balance, adjusted to heat, cold,

isochronism and 5 positions, 21K yellow gold micro rotor, Geneva Quality Hall Mark Case No. 4 129 855 (by Manufacture Favre & Perret, La Chaux de-Fonds) Bracelet black leather PP strap, 18K yellow gold

PP “Ellipse” Dimensions 35.5 x 31 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3 D 2-01 M 2*

AAA

HKD 60,000 – 76,000 • CHF 7,500 – 9,500 • USD 7,900 – 10,100 Patek Philippe, Ellipse The Ellipse model was first introduced in 1968, inspired by the Golden section, which is the perfect equilibrium of shapes and corresponds to the ratio 1/1.6181.

The family of the Golden Ellipse watches is still in production today, making it one of the most long-lasting models ever manufactured by the firm.

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Patek Philippe Ref. 5726 A-001, large, self-winding, centre-seconds, annual calendar, AM-PM indication; “Nautilus”; stainless steel (last year of production) Stainless steel, self-winding, vertical rectangular and cushion-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by four screws, with centre-seconds and five horological complications: • Annual calendar • Date of the month (aperture at 6 o’clock) • Day of the week (aperture at 11 o’clock; indications given in English) • Month of the year (aperture at 1 o’clock; indications given in English) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours (AM-PM) (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Anthracite colour “tramé” horizontal stripes dial with applied steel luminescent « Baton » indexes.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Patek Philippe, Geneva “Nautilus” circa 2018-2019 5726 A-001 No. 6 xxx 324 / 303, Spiromax © hairspring, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, 21K yellow gold rotor, Patek Philippe Quality Hall Mark No. 7 xxx integrated black leather PP “Nautilus” strap with double folding clasp dial, case and movement 44 x 43 mm. original fitted box and outer box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet, booklets, stainless steel and wood setting-pin, additional leather strap, leather pouch, hang tag

Elegance FF Rarity RRR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

AAA

HKD 360,000 – 450,000 • CHF 43,900 – 54,900 • USD 46,800 – 58,500 The original certificate mentioned that this watch was sold on November 6, 2019.

Patek Philippe, Ref. 5726 1 This reference is launched in 2010.

The first Patek Philippe Ref. 5726 A-001 offered at auction was presented by Antiquorum, Hong Kong, auction, February 26, 2012, lot 168, sold for the amount of HK$ 312 500.-

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Patek Philippe Ref. 972-1, pocket watch, power-reserve indication; 18K yellow gold 18K yellow gold, open-face, keyless-winding, round-shaped, pocket watch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 and one horological complication: • 36-hour power-reserve indication (sector at 12 o’clock) White “porcelaine” dial with suspended “Breguet” numerals.

Patek Philippe, Geneva circa 1995-2000 972-001 J No. 1 946 038 1-17 / 146, 17’’’ LEP PS IRM, index regulator with swanneck spring and precision-regulating device for fast / slow by means of an eccentric snail, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, Geneva Quality Hall Mark No. 2 982 337 (by Favre & Perret, La Chaux-de-Fonds) Case Dimensions Ø 44 mm. dial, case and movement Signature Accessories original fitted box and outer box, certificate of origin, bookle Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

AAA

HKD 61,000 – 78,000 • CHF 7,400 – 9,400 • USD 7,800 – 9,900 The original certificate mentioned that this watch was sold by Gœres Horlogerie, Luxemburg, on June 4, 2009, to Mr. Sepp Maer, Vienne (Austria).

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Patek Philippe Ref. 5098 P, Art Deco-style, guilloché (engine-turned) dial; “Chronometro Gondolo”; platinum

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Platinum, manual-winding, curvex, vertical tonneau-shaped, Art Decostyle gentleman’s wristwatch, sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by four screws, “officier”-type screwed lugs, silver colour guilloché (engine-turned) dial.

Case with Top Wesselton diamond between the lugs at 6 o’clock.

Patek Philippe, Geneva “Chronometro Gondolo” circa 2007-2008 5098 P-001 No. 3 708 836 25-21 176 REC, Gyromax balance, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, Geneva Quality Hall Mark Case Bracelet black leather Patek Philippe strap, platinum Patek Philippe “Calatrava” deployant clasp Dimensions 49.8 x 32.3 mm.

Signature dial, case and movement Accessories Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 1-01 M 1*

AAA

HKD 96,000 – 144,000 • CHF 12,000 – 18,000 • USD 12,700 – 19,100 Patek Philippe, Ref. 5098 P This reference was launched in 2007 (Baselword).

The model is inspired by the “Chronometro Gondolo” wristwatches from the mid1920s’ and was chosen for the launch of the new rectangular-shaped Cal. 25-21 176 REC.

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Patek Philippe Ref. 5109 G, silver dial; 18K white gold

18K white gold, manual-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, Art Decostyle gentleman’s wristwatch, with case-back screwed by four screws, silver colour dial with applied “Breguet” numerals and subsidiary seconds at 6.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Patek Philippe, Geneva “Gondolo” Collection circa 2005-2007 5109 G-001 No. 1 885 701 215 PS, Gyromax balance, adjusted to temperatures and 5 positions, Geneva Quality Hall Mark No. 4 244 526 black leather PP strap, 18K white gold PP buckle 43.1 x 30.1 mm. dial, case and movement certificate of origin

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-8 D 3-01 M 3*

HKD 65,000 – 100,000 • CHF 7,900 – 12,200 • USD 8,400 – 13,000 The original certificate mentioned that this watch was sold on December 12, 2007.

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Patek Philippe Ref. 5111 R, silver dial; 18K pink gold

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18K pink gold, manual-winding, vertical rectangular-shaped, Art Decostyle gentleman’s wristwatch, with case-back screwed by four screws, wide bezel with unusual top and bottom sections, silver colour dial with suspended applied Arabic numerals, radial indexes and subsidiary seconds at 6.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Patek Philippe, Geneva “Gondolo” Collection circa 2005 5111 R-001 No. 1 892 292 215 PS, Gyromax balance, adjusted to temperatures and 5 positions, Geneva Quality Hall Mark No. 4 270 601 black leather PP strap, 18K pink gold PP buckle 48 x 33 mm. dial, case and movement certificate of origin

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 2-8 D 2-01 M 2*

AA

HKD 65,000 – 100,000 • CHF 7,900 – 12,200 • USD 8,400 – 13,000 The original certificate mentioned that this watch was sold by on December 22, 2005.

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Patek Philippe Ref. 4860 J, lady “officier”-type; 18K yellow gold

18K yellow gold, manual-winding, “officier”-type round-shaped, Art Deco-style lady’s wristwatch, snap-on case-back, “officier”-type screwed lugs, white dial with suspended “Breguet” numerals.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Patek Philippe, Geneva circa 1990-2000 4860 J No. 1 416 112 16-250, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions No. 2 943 738 (by Les Ateliers Réunis, Geneva) brown leather Patek Philippe strap, 18K yellow gold Patek Philippe buckle Ø 26 mm. dial, case and movement original fitted box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet, pouch, additional strap with 18K yellow gold Patek Philippe deployant clasp

Elegance FF Rarity RR

C 3-8 D 3-01 M 3*

AA

HKD 38,000 – 50,000 • CHF 4,600 – 6,100 • USD 4,900 – 6,500

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Patek Philippe Ref. 5075 G, polychrome “cloisonné” enamel dial; “The Goat”; 18K white gold and enamel 18K white gold, self-winding, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal screwed case-back.

Polychrome “cloisonné” enamel dial, with 18K white gold dots indexes inside an outer ring, with, in the centre, a goat (or a sheep) in a yellow gold ring.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Patek Philippe, Geneva Calatrava” Collection 2004 5075 G No. 3 238 615 240 / 119, Gyromax balance, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, 21K yellow gold microrotor, Geneva Quality Hall Mark No. 4 252 620 black leather Patek Philippe strap, 18K white gold “Calatrava” deployant clasp Ø 36 mm. dial, case and movement Extract from the Archives

Elegance FFF Rarity PU

C 2-08 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 250,000 – 300,000 • CHF 30,500 – 36,600 • USD 32,500 – 39,000 304

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Patek Philippe Reference 3970 EP-019, chronograph, minute recorder, perpetual calendar, leap-year indicator, moon phases, black colour dial with diamond-set indexes; platinum Platinum, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal screwed case-back, subsidiary seconds at 9 and nine horological complications: • 1/5 second chronograph with round push-pieces • Half-instantaneous 30-minute recorder (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous perpetual calendar à guichets (with apertures) • Date of the month (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) • Day of the week (aperture at 11 o’clock; indications given in English) • Month of the year (aperture at 1 o’clock; indications given in English) • Four-year cycle of leap-years (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock) • Phases of the moon (aperture at 6 o’clock) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours with a 24-hour (AM-PM) scale (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock) Black colour “semi-glossy” dial set with ten diamonds indexes (nine brilliant-cut diamonds and one baguette-cut diamond).

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Patek Philippe, Geneva -circa 1998-2002 3970 EP-019 No. 3 046 773 CH 27-70 Q, adjusted to heat, cold isochronism and 8 positions, Geneva Quality Hall Mark No. 4 197 836 black leather Patek Philippe strap, platinum Patek Philippe “Calatrava” deployant clasp Ø 37 mm. dial, case and movement certificate of origin, instruction booklet, 18K white gold and wood setting-pin

Elegance FFF Rarity RRR

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 600,000 – 800,000 • CHF 73,200 – 97,600 • USD 78,000 – 104,000 Patek Philippe, Ref. 3970 and Ref. 3971 This reference is launched in 1986.

The production of this model began with the Cal. 27-70 Q bearing the serial number 875 000.

When Patek Philippe first launched this new series of watches, Ref. 3970 was the model bearing a metallic snap-on case-back, while Ref. 3971 was equipped with a screwed down sapphire case-back.

Very soon, the reference number of this model was standardised to Ref. 3970, sold either with one or two screwed down case-backs; one of these backs could be a screwed down metallic case-back, while the second, (non-compulsory), a screwed sapphire crystal case-back.

In consequence, very few watches bear Ref. 3971.

Bibliography - Huber, Martin, & Banbery, Alan, Patek Philippe Wristwatches, 1998, p. 305.

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Patek Philippe Ref. 5726 A-001, large, self-winding, centre-seconds, annual calendar, AM-PM indication; “Nautilus”; stainless steel (first year of production) Stainless steel, self-winding, vertical rectangular and cushion-shaped, large gentleman’s wristwatch, water-resistant with sapphire-crystal case-back screwed by four screws, with centre-seconds and five horological complications: • Annual calendar • Date of the month (aperture at 6 o’clock) • Day of the week (aperture at 11 o’clock; indications given in English) • Month of the year (aperture at 1 o’clock; indications given in English) • Diurnal (day-time) and nocturnal (night-time) hours (AM-PM) (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock) Anthracite colour “tramé” horizontal stripes dial with applied steel luminescent « Baton » indexes.

Brand Model Year Reference Movement Calibre

Case Bracelet Dimensions Signature Accessories

Patek Philippe, Geneva “Nautilus” circa 2010 5726 A-001 No. 5 564 234 324 / 303, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, 21K yellow gold rotor, Patek Philippe Quality Hall Mark No. 4 736 562 integrated black leather PP “Nautilus” strap with double folding clasp dial, case and movement 44 x 43 mm. original fitted box and outer box, certificate of origin, instruction booklet

Elegance FF Rarity RRR

C 2 D 1-01 M 1*

AAA

HKD 360,000 – 600,000 • CHF 43,900 – 73,200 • USD 46,800 – 78,000 The original certificate mentioned that this watch was sold by Eldorado Watch Co. Ltd, Hong Kong, on August 18, 2010.

Patek Philippe, Ref. 5726 1 This reference is launched in 2010. The first Patek Philippe Ref. 5726 A-001 offered at auction was presented by Antiquorum, Hong Kong, auction, February 26, 2012, lot 168, sold for the amount of HK$ 312 500.-

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Patek Philippe Ref. 5016, one-minute tourbillon regulator, minute-repeater, perpetual calendar with retrograde date, leap-year indicator, moon phases, black dial; platinum Platinum, manual-winding, round-shaped, gentleman’s wristwatch, sapphire-crystal snap-on case-back, with subsidiary seconds at 6, a one-minute tourbillon regulator and seven horological complications: • Minute-repeater on two steel gongs (activated by the slide at 9 o’clock) • Half-instantaneous perpetual calendar à guichets (with apertures) • Retrograde (fly-back) date of the month (three-quarter circle graduation in the centre) • Day of the week (aperture at 9 o’clock; indications given in English) • Month of the year (aperture at 3 o’clock; indications given in English) • Four-year cycle of leap-years (aperture at 12 o’clock) • Phases of the moon (aperture at 6 o’clock) Black lacquered dial with applied platinum suspended “Breguet” numerals.

Patek Philippe, Reference 5016 This reference is launched in 1993 and remained in production until circa 2011.

It’s a wristwatch with one-minute tourbillon regulator, minute-repeater, perpetual calendar with retrograde date, leap-year indicator and moon phases, fitted with the calibre R TO 27 PS QR LU. The movement incorporates a retrograde (or fly-back) date hand whose specially developed mechanism absorbs almost no energy when the hand returns on the 1st of each month. Month, year and leap-years indications will change instantaneously and if it is always kept running, no adjustments need to be made to the watch until February 2, 2100. The moon phase indication will show a deviation of one single day only after 122 years and 45 days.

The minute-repeater sounds with unequalled purity and clarity and the tourbillon cage lies on the same rotational axis as the balance and fourth wheels, a very difficult configuration. All harmoniously blended together in this timepiece of the highest quality, beauty and prestige.

During the 18 years of its production, this watch has been the object of great admiration from connoisseurs.

This model was wanted by Philippe Stern in the late 1980’s, at the time of the 150th anniversary of the manufacture, event marked by the creation of the “Calibre 89” (who was at the time the most complicated pocket watch in the world).

The Ref. 5016 was a wristwatch of a new type, the most complicated ever, having with its one-minute tourbillon regulator no previous antecedent.

Until the “Sky Moon Tourbillon” was introduced in 2001, the Ref. 5016 was the Patek Philippe’s most complicated wristwatch. Today, it has to be classified in Patek Philippe’s “Grand Complication” collection (a category that did not exist at the time).

In 2011, when his successor was launched, the new Ref. 5216 occupies rank 4 in this category, behind the “Sky Moon Tourbillon” Ref. 5002, the new “Triple Complication” Ref. 5208 and the Ref. 5207, first presented in 2008.

In 2017, Patek Philippe has redesigned this famous “Grand Complication”, under the Ref. 5316. It sports a new platinum case with a two-tier bezel and lugs as well as a black enamel dial with an aperture for the enamel lunar disk. The retrograde date is indicated by an unusual hand with a diamond-shaped tip.

As can be seen by looking at the three models, the diameter of the case has been increased each time. On the one hand, it meets the expectations of the market. On the other hand, it allows this amplifies the chime and enhances sonority and fullness of the tone.

To sum up:

• Reference 5016 (Ø 36.8 mm.), launched in 1993, produced in platinum, 18K white, pink and yellow

• Reference 5216 (Ø 39.5 mm.), launched in 2011, first produced in pink gold and later in platinum. We

• Reference 5316 (Ø 40.2 mm.), launched in 2017, for the moment only produced in platinum.

gold; the watches featured silvered or black dials with numerals matching the case. We can think that approximately 200 examples were manufactured until production ended in 2011. One stainless steel version, Ref. 5016 A, was especially made in 2015 for the caritative auction Only Watch (sold for the amount of CHF 7 300 000.-). can deduce that approximately 200 examples were manufactured until today.

Just like the Ref. 5216 and 5316, the Ref. 5016 is one of the “must” of any wristwatch collection. They takes their places in a long tradition of extremely fine and highly complicated mechanical timepieces produced by the best ever manufacture. The readability of their dials are remarkable thanks to the presentation by apertures (“à guichets”) of the perpetual calendar with the leap-years indication and the retrograde date.

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Dimensions Signature Accessories

Patek Philippe, Geneva circa 2000 5016 No. 1 905 184 RTO 27 PS QR, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, Geneva Quality black leather PP strap, platinum PP “Officier”-type buckle Ø 36.8 mm. dial, case and movement Extract from the Archives, original fitted box

Elegance FFF Rarity RRR

C 1 D 1-01 M 1*

HKD 3,000,000 – 4,000,000 • CHF 360,000 – 490,000 • USD 390,000 – 520,000

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Please check with Antiquorum HK for more details.). • For buyers having paid by credit card, a shipping delay of 3 to 7 working days may apply in order to do additional contrals.

COLLECTION

For collection of lots purchased, the buyer will need to contact Antiquorum with instructions. Collection of purchased lots can only take place once the invoice has been paid in full. For more details, contact Antiquorum Auc-

tioneers (HK) Limited, tel. + 852 2522 4168. Please note that the lots can only be collected or sent from our Hong Kong office. After the auction, we kindly ask you to contact our Hong Kong office in order to know on which date the lots you won at the auction will be avaitable for pick-up or shipping.

SHIPPING & INSURANCE

Winning lots (watches and jewelry) are available for pick up at our Hong Kong office for buyers having selected the collect point Hong Kong. All others will be shipped directly to their location as per buyer’s instructions.

Please note that buyers are responsible for all shipping fees and any other applicable fees including value added tax, custom duties etc... for importation to their respective countries.

1% of the hammer price plus premium will be charged to cover the insurance liability, as according to law once the hammer falls the buyer is responsible for the insurance of the lot.

Please note Antiquorum is not responsible for shipping clocks, furnitures, voluminous and/or fragile items. Our shipping department will assist you in choosing a third party crating service.

ONLINE BIDDER REGISTRATION The registration process for online interactive bidding and online absentee bidding is similar to that used for traditional telephone and absentee bidding. On Antiquorum’s fully secure website, www.antiquorum.swiss, the following steps must be completed by prospective buyers: • Register, providing the bidder’s name, address, telephone number, email address, credit card details. NOTE: First time bidders are required to provide a valid ID (passport, identity card or driver licence) and credit card information.

• Accept Antiquorum’s terms and conditions of sale.

• Submit registration form to Antiquorum’s fully secure website.

• Approved bidders will receive an email confirmation to bid online in the auction.

Once the auction catalogue is available online, prospective buyers can register or place absentee bids online. Absentee bids are accepted online up until three hours prior to the start of the live interactive auction. On auction day, registered online bidders connect to www.antiquorum.swiss to follow instructions for live interactive bidding.

For collectors who simply want to follow the live auction in progress, no registration is needed to view a live internet broadcast made available on auction day. For additional information about the online bidding system, terms and conditions of use and sale, please visit www.antiquorum.swiss.

ONLINE INTERACTIVE AND ABSENTEE BIDDING Antiquorum’s fully secure online interactive bidding system allows prospective buyers to place interactive bids and absentee bids directly through www. antiquorum.swiss for all traditional auctions worldwide.

Especially designed to offer the suspense and excitement of a traditional auction room, Antiquorum’s online interactive bidding system allows buyers worldwide to bid as safely and comfortably as if they were in the saleroom.

THE SYSTEM OFFERS MANY FEATURES TO FACILITATE THE ONLINE BIDDING PROCESS: • The lot number with its image and description.

• Bid history for all previous bids on the current lot buyers are bidding upon.

• Access to a HELP LINE in the event of a connection failure.

• Auction monitoring in major currencies. Antiquorum’s online interactive bidding system also offers buyers the option to place an online absentee bid. Absentee bids are accepted by the online server up to three hours before the start of the live interactive auction. To help familiarize prospective buyers with Antiquorum’s online bidding system, a bidding simulator is available on www.antiquorum.swiss.

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CONDITIONS OF SALE This auction takes place publicly. Participation and bidding in the acution means acceptance in full and bound by all of these Conditions of Sale, the Important Notices and all other sections under headings printed into the catalogue which contain all the terms and conditions on which Antiquorum and the Seller contract with the Buyer as well as any rights and obligations arising therefrom. All these terms and conditions shall apply to the auction sales and also apply to all transactions and other sales in auction lots taking place outside the auction sale. Antiquorum, as the organiser of the auction, acts as an agent only and accepts no responsibility and is not liable for any default(s) of Buyer(s) and/or Seller(s). These Conditions of Sale are the authoritative and binding text. These Conditions are posted in the sale room during the auction and the auctioneer reads out the essential clauses at the start of the auction. They may be amended by posted notices or oral announcements made during the sale.

1. DICTIONARY Unless otherwise in conflict with the context the following terms have the following meanings in these Conditions of Sale: Absentee Bid means any bid proposed to be made by any prospective Buyer by way of and through completion of the Absentee Bid Form provided by Antiquorum; Absentee Bid Form means the form to be completed by any proposing Buyer either to instruct Antiquorum to bid on behalf of that Buyer or to give the Buyer’s telephone contact for a telephone bid and in the form set out in the catalogue and in Antiquorum’s website; Antiquorum means Antiquorum Auctioneers (Hong Kong) Limited., a company incorporated in Hong Kong under incorporation number 309728 having its registered office at Room 706, No. 9 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong; Antiquorum Associated Company means any company associated with or under the same group proprietorship of Antiquorum and any subsidiary having the meaning in Section 2 of the Companies Ordinance Cap.32 of the Laws of Hong Kong; Bidder means any person who in whatever way makes or attempts to make a bid and includes Buyers; Bid means any putting forward by whatever means by or on behalf of a Bidder by which that Bidder communicates an intention to buy at the auction; Buyer is the successful highest bidder accepted by the auctioneer at or after the auction and including the principal of any agency bidder; Buyers Dues are any amounts of whatever type or character due to Antiquorum from the Buyer; Buyer’s Premium is the additional sum over the knock down price of a lot at the auction which is due and payable by the Buyer on the fall of the hammer and payable at the rates set out in Clause 5.3 of these Conditions of Sale; Counterfeit is as defined in Clause 6.1 hereto; Hammer Price is the price either as accepted by the auctioneer at the auction sale by the fall of the hammer or the price agreed for any particular lot which is the

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subject of a post-auction sale transaction; Purchase Price is the Hammer Price and including applicable Buyer’s Premium; Reserve is the (confidential) minimum sum below which the Seller has not agreed to sell a lot at auction; Seller is the offeror offering through the auctioneer a lot for sale by auction and includes any agent of the Seller (other than Antiquorum) and the executors or personal representatives of a deceased Seller.

2. ANTIQUORUM AS AGENT Except as otherwise stated Antiquorum acts as agent for the Seller. The contract made at or after the auction for the sale of the property is therefore made between the Seller and the Buyer.

3. OFFER OF THE AUCTION LOTS 3.1 As presented in the auction catalogue: Lots are meticulously described and with the greatest care, however without responsibility. Photographs count as part of the description with regard to visible attributes. Material contained in the catalogue, advertisements or other publications of Antiquorum is presented on an indicative basis only.

Please note the Important Notices, in particular, all statements by us are statements of opinion and are not in any way statements of fact to be relied upon.

Such statements can be entered in the catalogue for the lot concerned or in the condition report or made elsewhere whether orally or in writing.

Any reference by Antiquorum regarding damage or restoration whether in the catalogue entry for any lot or in the condition report on such lot are for guidance only.

Evaluation by the Bidder or its representative should be made in person in all cases. Where there is no reference to damage or restoration there is no implication that a lot or part thereof is defect free or unrestored. If a particular defect is identified this does not imply that other defects are absent. All statements are not representations, warranties or assumptions of liabilitiy by Antiquorum.

Antiquorum has included in the catalogue estimates of the value of the lots to be sold.

Such estimates have been developed using such experts, tests and other methods as Antiquorum has deemed in its sole discretion to be appropriate under the circumstances.

Antiquorum shall have no liability whatsoever relating to estimates of value attributed to the lots and all participants in the auction shall be responsible for reaching their own conclusions as to the value of the lots. No estimate may be taken to be an indication either that a lot will sell at such price nor in any other respect that the figure concerned is a statement of value.

Responsibility of both Antiquorum and the Seller for any errors and omissions in the catalogue or in any other related material is restricted exclusively to the provisions in Clause 6 below and no other responsiblity is accepted.

3.2 As viewed: Before and during the auction sale, all lots may be examined at the times scheduled in the auction catalogue.

Antiquorum will normally provide a condition report upon request. However as stated in 3.1 above, intending Buyers are advised to carry out personal or trusted agent examination of any lot of interest before the auction takes place. Persons attending the auction and/or who have viewed any lots before the auction and/or Bidder’s representatives and auction agents are understood to have examined all lots which they purchase and to accept them as they are at the moment of the knockingdown and not necessarily as described.

Therefore, all lots are sold “as is” according to their condition at the moment of the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer. Those persons interested must examine the lots personally to confirm their actual condition and to determine if any object has been repaired or restored.

The Buyer acknowledges that it is the responsibility of the Buyer to fully inspect each lot before bidding and hereby represents that the amounts bid for any lot are based solely on the Buyer’s own independent inspection and evaluation of that lot.

3.3 The sale takes place without any guarantee whatsoever except as stated in these Conditions of Sale. Save and except as provided in Clause 6, neither Antiquorum acting as agent only nor the Seller accept any responsibility whatsoever for any defect or deterioration of any lot nor for any precisions or indications given concerning the author, maker, origin, period, age, attribution, authenticity, provenance, weight or condition of any object. Furthermore no employee of Antiquorum has authority to give any kind of guarantee whatsoever.

3.4 Respective responsibility positions and duties of Buyer, Bidders and Antiquorum 3.4.1 Exclusive responsibility to check and confirm satisfaction with the condition of any lot and any catalogue description is with the Buyer.

3.4.2 Bidders/Buyers acknowledge their responsibilities whether personally or through trusted agent to carry out inspections and investigations as to any and all lots of interest knowing and being aware that the knowledge of Antiquorum

regarding each lot is generated from information provided by the Seller and that Antiquorum confirms no ability or obligation to perform due diligence on any lot.

3.4.3 Bids at any auction are accepted

by Antiquorum only on the basis that Bidders and any trusted agents at the Bidder’s expense have inspected the lot prior to bidding and are satisfied as to condition and catalogue description accuracy. All lots are fully available for inspection by Bidders prior to the sale in each case for this purpose.

3.4.4 If a condition report makes reference to a particular aspect of a lot this is not to be taken as a conclusive and exclusive identification of any particular imperfection or other fault not identified to the Buyer. Catalogue and condition report illustrations are for identification only and are not to be relied upon as to actual condition which is to be taken as condition at the time of sale.

3.4.5 No given estimate may be taken as the sale price or value of any lot and all estimates are subject to variation in the entire discretion of Antiquorum at any time. Accordingly, the Buyer in bidding accepts that any estimate is a statement of genuine opinion by Antiquorum and not a commitment or guarantee.

3.4.6 No copyright warranty or representation is made by Antiquorum or the Seller in respect of any lot.

3.4.7 The Buyers accept that catalogue and condition report descriptions of any lot are made by Antiquorum with reasonable care as auctioneer only and will have relied on information provided by the Seller.

4. AUCTION BIDS 4.1 Antiquorum have full discretion to refuse admission to the premises or participation in any auction, refuse any bidding, to divide any lot or lots, to combine any two or more lots and to withdraw any lot or lots from the sale in any case without giving reason. The auction will be conducted in English. Antiquorum may open the bidding on any lot below the Reserve and may also bid on behalf of the Seller in cases where the Reserve has been fixed. In these cases, the Seller is treated as a buyer and the auctioneer shall bid on his behalf up to the Reserve either by placing consecutive bids or by placing bids in response to other Bidders. The auctioneer has discretion not to indicate that he is doing this and he may take such actions regardless of the placing or not placing of other bids.

If the Reserve fixed by the Seller is not reached the auctioneer passes to the next lot by a simple knock of the gavel.

The starting price is fixed by the auctioneer at his discretion. The increase in bid steps is fixed between 5% and 10%.

However the auctioneer can modify this rate at his own discretion.

4.2 Bidders giving bidding instructions to

Antiquorum may make alternative offers and/or limit the total of their expenditure in advance. Bids marked “BUY” are considered up to ten times the printed estimate price. Bids must be expressed in the local currency where the auction is held. Bids made in other currencies will be converted into the local currency at the market rate of the day of auction by Antiquorum. Bids stand and hold good for at least 60 days from the auction period.

Antiquorum reserves the right to invoice Buyers up to the end of the 60 day period, payment being due immediately.

Antiquorum assures the expeditious execution of bidding orders it has received.

Alterations in bidding orders are only accepted prior in writing.

4.3 Those persons who wish to bid at the auction must make themselves known before the sale to Antiquorum. They will be given an identifiable bidding number.

Those persons who wish to bid over the phone must make themselves known at least two working days prior to the day of the auction. Those persons who are not known to Antiquorum may be asked to provide financial security for their bids at least two working days before the sale.

The auctioneer has the right to refuse to adjudicate any lot to an unidentified person or to someone who he knows to be a bad debtor, this in the interests of the Seller.

4.4 Pre-bidding registration Bidding by intending Bidders in the sale room must be registered in person by the intending Bidder in advance either in the sale room on the day of sale not less than 30 minutes before the start of the sale or before the same deadline in order to be validly registered online. Registration is effected by intending Buyers completing and signing a registration form in the standard form prepared by Antiquorum and all intending Bidders must provide pre-bidding identification to the satisfaction of Antiquorum. In its discretion Antiquorum may require intending Bidders to record the details of the bank from which any payment will be made and may require additional financial references.

Separately and independently Antiquorum may also require any intending Bidder to make such deposit as Antiquorum may deem appropriate as a pre-condition to permitting any intending Buyer to make a Bid. High value lots (identified by Antiquorum in its entire discretion) may, unless otherwise agreed, be bid for only by prospective Buyers who have completed pre-bidding registration for the high value lot category.

4.5 The Bidder as principal or as agent It may be expressly agreed in writing with Antiquorum before commencement of the sale that the Bidder is purely acting as agent on behalf of the principal as an identified third party subject always to acceptance

by Antiquorum. Such agreement

may comprise agreement that Antiquorum will only seek payment from the principal and not the agent. In the absence of such written agreement the Bidder accepts that making a bid makes and attracts and incurs personal liability for the Bidder to pay the Purchase Price and all applicable taxes and all other applicable charges.

4.6 Absentee Bids Please refer to the catalogue for the Absentee Bid Form. Purely as a convenience to Bidders who are not able to attend the auction in person or by agent or on the telephone Antiquorum may accept and carry out Absentee Bid Forms delivered prior to the auction sale. Identical Absentee Bid amounts for a particular lot received separately from different Bidders constituting the highest two Bids for that lot shall be sold to the Bidder whose completed Absentee Bid Form was received and accepted first by Antiquorum.

Where appropriate, the Absentee Bids will be rounded down to the nearest amount consistent with the auctioneer’s bidding increments.

However, all Buyers accept that the Absentee Bid service by Antiquorum is a free service subject always to any other commitments of Antiquorum at the time of sale. Antiquorum accepts no liability for failure to execute an Absentee Bid nor for errors and omissions in connection therewith.

4.7 Telephone bids Telephone bids may be recorded. If agreed by Antiquorum in advance of any sale arrangements may be made with a prospective buyer to telephone the prospective Buyer to enable him to participate in the bidding by telephone. However the Buyer accepts that Antiquorum takes no liability for failure to make such contact nor for errors and omissions in connection with telephone bidding.

4.8 Online bids Subject always to appropriate available arrangements made by Antiquorum, online Bids may be offered as an additional free service to the buyer at their sole risk. Any such online bids are undertaken by Antiquorum with reasonable care subject always to its other commitments at the time of sale. In no circumstances shall Antiquorum be liable for failure to place any online bid which will always be subject to conditions (if any) available on the Antiquorum website or in hard copy upon request.

4.9 Currency converter Antiquorum offers at certain sales only a currency conversion facility displayed on a screen in the sale room.

Antiquorum accepts no responsibility for errors either in the operation of the currency converter nor in respect of the accuracy of the conversions shown. The only meaningful numbers in respect of any lot are the actual bids made in the sale room in the currency of the sale.

4.10 Video or digital images If Antiquorum may provide at any sale video or digital screening of any lot Antiquorum accepts no liability

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or responsibility either in the operation of the screening of the image nor for the quality of image shown.

Antiquorum reserves rights for visual or audio recording of the proceedings at any auction sale.

Any personal data obtained by way of such filmed or recorded record shall be held in confidence by Antiquorum but may be used

by Antiquorum or communicated to any Antiquorum Associated Company and marketing partners for the purposes of the customer analysis of any such parties and further may be used by Antiquorum to match the quality and range of the services of Antiquorum to the requirements of the auction buyer market.

Any Buyer or intending Buyer not wishing to be filmed or recorded in this way may make arrangements with Antiquorum to bid by telephone in accordance with 4.7 above.

4.11 Reserves Lots maybe offered without Reserve. Any such lot shall be identified in the catalogue with the disclaimer “To be sold without reserve” placed under the lot estimate.

In such case in the absence of competing bids the auctioneer has the discretion to take the low pre-sale estimate for the lot and he may open the bidding at 50% of that figure.

If no bid responds to that opening level the auctioneer has a discretion to offer downward bidding to the point where a bid is made when the auctioneer may continue the sale by increasing bids upwards from that point.

Unless there is a higher bid any Absentee Bid may in the discretion of the auctioneer either be made at the amount of the bid if less than 50% of the low pre-sale estimate or, if higher, at 50% of the low pre-sale estimate.

In the absence of any indication otherwise the Reserve shall apply to all lots. If bidding does not rise to the Reserve level, the auctioneer may withdraw the lot from the sale. The Reserve will not exceed the lower estimate printed in the catalogue.

4.12 Auctioneer’s discretion The auctioneer may exercise absolute and sole discretion whether during or after the sale: 4.12.1 In the case of error or dispute to identify the successful Bidder or continue the bidding or cancel the sale or re-offer and resell the item in dispute at any level open to him; 4.12.2 To refuse or accept any bid or raise the bidding or withdraw or divide any lot or combine any two or more lots or offer again any lot for bidding or take such other action as he may think fit.

If any dispute arises after a sale the record of Antiquorum for the sale shall be conclusive.

5. THE AUCTION 5.1 Prerogatives of Antiquorum Antiquorum may at its full and absolute discretion withdraw, group differently, divide or refuse to knock down any lot of this sale and shall have no liability whatsoever for the same. Antiquorum reserves the right to refuse any bid orders and/or to refuse admittance to the auction room, at its sole discretion. Antiquorum cannot be held responsible for any physical accident

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that may occur on the premises of the auction.

5.2 Bidder’s representatives and auction agents Any person bidding for the account of a third party is fully liable for any obligation assumed by such person arising from this auction. This responsibility is notably applicable to the verification of the condition and to the payment of lots purchased.

5.3 Creation and conclusion of contract All Bids shall be treated as offers made subject to these Conditions of Sale. The fall of the hammer shall conclude the contract between the Buyer and the Seller from which point the Buyer is liable to pay the Purchase Price and after which point the Buyer shall have no right to revoke his bid price accepting any lot. Each lot is sold on behalf of the respective Seller to the highest Bidder.

In addition to the Hammer Price together with any applicable tax and charges, the Buyer’s Premium is payable as follows: 25% of the hammer price on each lot up to and including HKD 800,000, 20% from HKD 800,001 to HKD12,000,000 and 12% more than HKD 12,000,000. On the fall of the gavel and subject to Clause 5.5, the risk, responsibility and liability for the knocked-down lot (or lots) but not its title passes to the Bidder whose bid has been accepted.

Delivery to the Buyer of any lot shall be made when the Purchase Price is paid in full and all other applicable Conditions of Sale are complied with by the Buyer.

Title to any lot shall not pass to the Buyer until receipt by Antiquorum in good cleared funds of the Purchase Price and of all amounts due from the Buyer to Antiquorum and to any Antiquorum Associated Company. Antiquorum may apply any deposit held by Antiquorum to settle any amounts of the Buyers Dues of whatever type payable either by the Buyer or by any third party or principal for whom the Buyer is acting as agent as bid to Antiquorum or any Antiquorum Associated Company and only the resulting surplus (if any) of the deposit shall be refundable to the Buyer.

5.4 Whether or not the Buyer wishes to export the lot from the territory of the sale requiring an export licence from the relevant authority in that territory the Buyer when attending in person shall pay the Purchase Price in local currency together with all other applicable sales and other taxes by a method of payment acceptable to Antiquorum.

At the discretion of Antiquorum, payment in foreign currencies may be accepted. The exchange rate applied is the middle market rate the day of payment as determined by Antiquorum.

Delivery of the lots may be postponed due to customs clearance. Mail Bidders who are successful and Buyers attending the auction in person with whom it has been expressly agreed that

they may pay after the sale, are due to pay the Purchase Price on receipt of the auction invoice. In these cases, Antiquorum keeps the adjudicated lots, which are delivered to the Buyers on full settlement of their account. Delivery of the purchased lots by post or any other means if instructed by the Buyer, including cost of normal transit insurance cover, is at the expense of the Buyer.

The Buyer hereby expressly authorises Antiquorum to recover any part of any unpaid invoice, including commissions and administrative and handling charges due to Antiquorum by charging any such amount to the credit card of the Buyer such right to be exerciseable on and following the thirtieth day following the sale. The Buyer shall pay any additional administration and handling charge at the rate set by the sale office to the total invoiced Purchase Price and additional amounts.

5.5 Collection of purchases Unless otherwise agreed in writing full Purchase Price and all other amounts must be made by or on behalf of the Buyer to Antiquorum in order to enable delivery to the Buyer of all purchased lots. Following such full payment Antiquorum may arrange for such lots to be packed, insured and shipped for the sole account and at the sole risk of the Buyer absolving and releasing Antiquorum from any liability for loss or damage to any such lot. At the risk of the Buyer Antiquorum reserves the right to move any lot to an off-site storage facility.

Until the Buyer has as the case may be either performed any outstanding obligations due by the Buyer as Antiquorum in its sole discretion shall require including the completion of any anti-money laundering or anti-terrorism financing checks or until all amounts due to Antiquorum or to Antiquorum Associated Company shall have been received in full in good cleared funds Antiquorum shall be entitled to retain all items sold. In the event that to the full satisfaction of Antiquorum a Buyer shall not complete any anti-money laundering or anti-terrorism financing checks, Antiquorum shall be entitled to annul and cancel the sale and to take any other requisite or permitted action under applicable law.

Subject thereto and conditional thereon, the Buyer shall collect purchased lots within thirty calendar days from the date of the sale unless otherwise agreed in writing between Antiquorum and the Buyer.

With effect from the thirtieth day from the date of the sale uncollected items shall be subject to a monthly storage charge by Antiquorum per on a per lot basis.

The risk and the responsibility to insure any purchased lot shall pass to the Buyer from the earliest of the date of collection by the Buyer or the seventh calendar day following the auction. Until such passing of risk Antiquorum shall compensate the

Buyer for any loss or damage to any lot up to a maximum of the Purchase Price but subject always to exclusion of liability for Antiquorum as set out in these conditions.

5.6 Responsibility for handling, packing and shipping of any lot Whether by third parties retained by Antiquorum or by other independently established handlers, packers or shippers as may be requested by the Buyer Antiquorum accepts no responsibility or liability for the acts or omissions of any such third parties.

5.7 Licence to export/import Neither Antiquorum nor the Seller shall make nor shall in any circumstances be deemed to have made any representations or warranties as to whether or not any lot is subject to export or import restrictions of any kind imposed by any territory. No delay in obtaining any such licence or inability to obtain the same shall constitute a ground for rescission of the sale nor delay in making full payment for the lot concerned.

No liability is accepted by Antiquorum regarding any failure to complete or submit any required export or import manifest, packing list or documentation.

Unless otherwise agreed by Antiquorum in writing Antiquorum shall be entitled to make a charge for assistance to the Buyer in applying for an export licence at the request of the Buyer but no delay related to such export licence application shall impact the obligation of the Buyer to make payment with seven days following the sale nor the right of Antiquorum to charge interest or storage charges in respect of late payment by the Buyer of the Purchase Price. Where an export licence is required and payment is made by the Buyer Antiquorum shall have no obligation to rescind any sale nor to refund any interest or other expenses incurred by the Buyer.

5.8 Late payment if payment is not received by Antiquorum within 30 days of the auction, the Buyer forfeits all his rights and Antiquorum may accordingly take all appropriate steps to protect its interests and/or those of the Seller, including claiming damages and interest. Antiquorum may also renounce on the execution of the sale, claim damages and interest and also, to protect its interests, consider itself no longer bound by the conditions of the contract. In every case Antiquorum will charge interest of 1.5% per month on all amounts unpaid, all damages being in addition and due by the late payer. The Buyer who has delayed payment beyond 30 days accepts that Antiquorum may cancel the sale and charge liquidated damages equivalent to the Buyer’s Premium and the Sellers commission which would have been earned had the sale been completed in the normal manner. All damages and interest of 1.5% per month in addition are included until final settlement. In the case of delayed payment or of the Buyer obtaining special credit facilities, Antiquorum is not responsible for the purchased lots,

expressly any disappearances, changes or damage caused or incurred.

In addition to the assertion by Antiquorum of any right or remedy available to Antiquorum by law and without prejudice to Clause 5.8 above and Clause 5.9 below Antiquorum shall in the event of failure by the Buyer to make payment in full in good cleared funds within the time required by these conditions be entitled to exercise in its absolute discretion any one or more of the following additional rights or remedies: (i) to commence legal proceedings against the Buyer for recovery of the total amount due together with interest, legal fees and costs to the fullest extent permitted under applicable law; (ii) in the event of a resale under (iii) below the Buyer shall be liable for any loss or damage suffered by Antiquorum including the Buyers Premium and costs and expenses incurred by Antiquorum or by any Antiquorum Associated Company such losses to be apportioned in the discretion of Antiquorum on a pro-rata basis where more than one lot shall have been purchased by the Buyer at the auction and then resold and including any damages due by the Buyer for breach of contract (including but not limited to the Buyers’ Premium in the event of termination of the sale contract). Any such recovery may be deducted by Antiquorum or Antiquorum Associated Company from any deposit which may be held by any one or more of them; (iii) on such terms as Antiquorum shall think fit in its entire discretion to resell the lot by public or sale or private treaty without liability for any loss below the Hammer Price, Buyer’s Premium and any other dues due from the Buyer; (iv) payment by Antiquorum to the Seller of an amount up to the net proceeds payable in respect of the amount bid by the defaulting Buyer; (v) to set off the outstanding amount due from and unpaid by the Buyer and/ or including any shortfall in the Purchase Price and Buyer’s Expense in the event of resale under (iii) above and on a pro-rata basis to be apportioned by Antiquorum in its entire discretion where more than one lot shall have been purchased by the Buyer at the auction and then resold, and/or any claim by Antiquorum against the Buyer for damages for the breach of contract by the Buyer (including but not limited to the Buyer’s Premium in the event of termination of the sale contract); (vi) to apply in the entire discretion of Antiquorum and regardless of any direction by the Buyer any amount paid by the Buyer in order to discharge any amount owed in respect of any particular transaction where any course of different transactions may have generated several separate amounts owed by the Buyer to Antiquorum or to Antiquorum Associated Company; (vii) at any future auction either to reject

any bid made by on behalf of the Buyer or to require the making by the Buyer of a deposit with Antiquorum before any obligation of Antiquorum to accept any bids; (viii) at its sole risk, expense and for the account of the Buyer to store any lot at premises available to Antiquorum; (ix) accept the breach of contract by the Buyer as termination of the contract for the sale of the lot without prejudice to the right of Antiquorum to claim damages therefor; (x) either to claim damages for breach of contract by the Buyer by way of legal proceedings to recover the Purchase Price together with interest and costs of such proceedings on a full indemnity basis; (xi) giving notification to the Buyer that Antiquorum shall be entitled to release to the Seller full relevant details of the Buyer to enable the Seller to commence legal proceedings against the Buyer to recover amounts due or to claim damages for breach of contract by the Buyer and to recover the Seller’s legal costs; (xii) to return the lot in question to the Seller; or (xiii) to take such other action as Antiquorum shall in its entire discretion consider necessary or appropriate.

In the event of resale by Antiquorum of any property under (iii) above the Buyer in default shall be liable for payment in full of any deficit or shortfall between the total amount originally due to Antiquorum and the price obtained upon such resale.

Such liability of the Buyer shall extend to all costs, expenses, damages, legal fees, commissions, premiums and the costs and expenses of administration, handling, insurance, warehouse or other expenses of whatever kind associated with such resale or otherwise arising from the default by the Buyer. The Buyer acknowledges and accepts in the event that Antiquorum shall pay an amount to the Seller under (iv) above Antiquorum shall have all rights of the Seller in respect of such amount to pursue the Buyer therefor.

In any case where the Buyer shall have purchased more than one lot at any auction and shall make a partial payment only in respect thereof but shall fail to pay in full the balance of the Purchase Price within thirty days of the auction or otherwise if so agreed in writing with Antiquorum by way of any different payment schedule Antiquorum shall be entitled in its absolute discretion to refuse any instruction or request by the Buyer to allocate the whole or a part of such partial payment to other lots.

5.9 Pledge Until full settlement of the account, the Buyer grants to Antiquorum a pledge on any and all properties held by Antiquorum acquired prior to, during and/ or after this auction. This pledge secures

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the repayment of any amount due in principal, interest, commissions, costs and all other fees. Antiquorum is entitled, but not obliged, to realize freely pledged assets without further formalities and without previous notice if the Buyer is in default in the payment of his debt or in the fulfilment of any other obligation hereunder including but without limitation any claim which Antiquorum may have against the Buyer in damages for breach of contract by the Buyer to include but without limitation the Buyers Premium in the event of a termination of the sale contract and/or for any amount due by the Buyer to Antiquorum in respect of any shortfall in the Purchase Price and Buyer’s dues found in the event of a resale under Clause 5.8 (iii) and on a pro-rata basis apportioned in the reasonable discretion of Antiquorum where more than one lot shall have been purchased by the Buyer and subsequently resold.

In any event, Antiquorum shall be entitled to realise its pledge on a private treaty basis. Antiquorum is authorized to file and the Buyer agrees to execute, acknowledge and deliver all such other documents as Antiquorum reasonably deems necessary to create, perfect, and continue the security interest in the lots contemplated hereby.

If the Buyer fails to execute and deliver any documentation referred to herein, the Buyer irrevocably appoints Antiquorum as his attorney in fact to execute and deliver that documentation for and in the Buyer’s name. For this purpose, Antiquorum is not bound to comply with the formalities of the law dealing with actions for debt and bankruptcy proceedings; in addition, Antiquorum may choose to institute or proceed with the usual proceedings without having beforehand sold the pledged goods and without having moreover given up its rights to them.

5.10 Late collection of purchased lots Antiquorum shall charge and the Buyer shall pay to Antiquorum a monthly storage charge for each uncollected lot after due date of collection and whether or not payment of the Purchase Price on any such lot shall have been paid by the Buyer.

Any such stored items shall be at the full risk of the Buyer and subject to release to the Buyer or to his order only after the payment in full of all charges for storage, removal, handling, insurance and other costs incurred by Antiquorum together with payment of all other amounts due to Antiquorum or to Antiquorum Associated Company.

The Buyer hereby accepts and authorises Antiquorum with or without notice to the Buyer to arrange a resale of any item paid for by or on behalf of the Buyer but not collected within 180 days following the auction and Antiquorum shall have a complete discretion for resale by auction or private sale with estimates and reserves fixed by Antiquorum. The proceed of such sale less all costs incurred by Antiquorum in connection therewith shall be available

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6. LIMITED WARRANTY 6.1 Except as otherwise provided in the paragraph immediately following, Antiquorum warrants that, upon the consummation of the sale of any lot under the terms and conditions contained in this catalogue, clear and unencumbered right, title and interest in and to such lot shall pass to the Buyer. Antiquorum guarantees for a period of one (1) year from the date of sale that the authorship of each lot in this catalogue is as set out in the bold or CAPITALIZED type in the catalogue description of the lot.

For the purposes of this clause the term “Counterfeit” means that in the reasonable opinion of Antiquorum a lot is an imitation created by way of intent to deceive any issue whether of source, age, period, cultural origin or authorship such that the correct description of such matters shall not be reflected accurately in the catalogue description. For the purposes of this clause the term “authorship” means a reference to any one or more of the origin sources above referred to. For the avoidance of doubt the Buyer accepts that no lot shall by reason only of any damage and/or restoration and/or remedial works of any kind (including re-painting or over-painting) shall be taken for any purpose as a Counterfeit.

Antiquorum makes no warranties, whatsoever, whether express or implied, with respect to any, material in the catalogue other than that appearing in the Bold or Capitalized heading subject to the exclusions in this Clause. Antiquorum does not guaranty that all component parts of any timepiece are original to the timepiece.

For the purposes of this clause the term “attribution” shall mean and extend to any statement or utterance in relation to author, maker, weight, condition, authenticity, provenance, age, period, literary or historical relevance, history of exhibited display, importance, rarity, condition, quality, size, description or any aspect of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

No representation, warranty, guarantee or assumption of any liability of any kind whatsoever is made in respect of any lot as regards any aspect of attribution as defined in this clause and no responsibility is taken or assumed by either the Seller or Antiquorum or any officer, employee or agent of them or any of them for correctness of any statement whether written or oral or of whatsoever kind concerning attribution of any lot nor for any other errors or omissions whether negligent or otherwise in any description or as regards any fault or defect in any lot and whether or not derived from attribution or other information provided to Bidders by Antiquorum or by any Antiquorum Company. No responsibility is accepted by Antiquorum to any Bidder in respect of any act or omission (whether negligent or otherwise) by Antiquorum

in connection with the conduct of any auction or with any matter relating to the sale of any lot.

6.2 The guarantee does not apply (i) if the catalogue description was in accordance with the opinion of generally accepted experts and specialists at the date of the sale, or the catalogue description indicated that there was a conflict of such opinions; (ii) no responsibility is accepted for any loss or perceived loss of value of any lot where the correct identification of that lot can be demonstrated only by means of either a process or informed opinion which at the date of publication of the catalogue was not generally available or acceptable in the market for use and application or in all the circumstances was unreasonably expensive or impracticable to obtain or if to obtain the same would or may have caused damage of any kind to the lot; or (iii) there has regardless of any mis-attribution or negligent issue of description of any kind being no material loss in value of the lot in question from it value had it been in accordance with the description given.

6.3 The guarantee is provided for a period of one (1) year from the date of the relevant auction, is solely for the benefit of the original Buyer of record who must: (i) notify Antiquorum in writing within 90 days of receiving any information that causes the original Buyer of record to question the accuracy of the Bold or Capitalized type heading, specifying the lot number, date of the auction at which it was purchased and reasons for such question: and (ii) return the lot to Antiquorum at the original selling location in the same condition as at the date of sale to the original Buyer of record and be able to transfer good title to the lot, free from any third party claims arising after the date of such sale.

6.4 Antiquorum has discretion to waive any of the above requirements. It is specifically understood and agreed that the rescission of a sale and the refund of the original Purchase Price paid (the successful Hammer Price, plus the Buyer’s Premium) are the sole and exclusive remedy by Antiquorum and in lieu of any other remedy which might otherwise be available to the Buyer as a matter of law, or in equity. Antiquorum and the Seller shall not be liable for any special, incidental or consequential damages or losses incurred or claimed, including without limitation, loss of profits or interest. Other than the limited warranty and guarantee provisions above, Antiquorum and the Seller make no representations, warranties or guarantees regarding the lots sold hereunder.

6.5 Only the original Buyer of the lot named as such on the invoice issued following the sale and auction by Antiquorum shall be entitled to the benefits of the warranty hereunder and such benefits shall not be assignable by the Buyer. In order to avail itself of such warranty the Buyer must have remained the owner

of the lot until claiming under the warranty against Antiquorum or any Antiquorum Associated Company. No third party shall be entitled to claim under the warranty herein.

6.6 It is Antiquorum’s general policy and Antiquorum shall have the right to require the Buyer at the Buyer’s cost to obtain the written opinions of two independent and recognized experts in the field, mutually acceptable to Antiquorum and the Buyer before Antiquorum decides whether or not to cancel the sale under the warranty. Antiquorum accepts no prima facie binding effect of any report produced by or to the order of the Buyer.

Antiquorum reserves the right to seek additional expert advice at its own expense. In the event that Antiquorum shall decide to rescind the sale by virtue of this guarantee Antiquorum may refund to the Buyer the reasonable costs of obtaining up two mutually approved independent expert reports.

7. APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION Every aspect of the conduct of the auction and any matters connected therewith and in regard to the rights and obligations of the Buyer and Antiquorum and any Antiquorum Associated Company with regards to these Conditions of Sale and any other applicable materials issued by or on behalf of Antiquorum shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. In bidding whether in person or through trusted agent at the auction and whether by way of Absentee Bid, telephone bid, online bid or any other form, the Buyer shall be deemed to have accepted these Conditions of Sale and to have submitted for the benefit of Antiquorum to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region accepting also that Antiquorum shall further have the right to pursue remedies against the Buyer in any other jurisdiction in order to recover any Buyer’s Dues.

8. COPYRIGHT All images, illustrations and written material produced by or to the order of Antiquorum in respect of any lot and regarding its authoring at the auction including the contents of the catalogue shall be and remain at all times the copyright property of Antiquorum and shall not in any way be used by the Buyer, or by any third party without the prior written consent of Antiquorum. Neither Antiquorum nor the Seller make any representation or warranty that the Buyer of any lot will acquire any copyright or other reproduction rights in it.

9. SEVERABILITY If for whatever reason any provision of this agreement shall be judged to be unenforceable, invalid or illegal no other part of provision of these Conditions of Sale and of the contract between Antiquorum and any Antiquorum Associated Company and the Buyer shall be in any way affected and

the validity and enforceability of the same shall survive and remain available without curtailed alteration except as necessary to the minimum extent to conform to applicable law.

10. DATA COLLECTION Antiquorum reserves the right to seek personal information from and in respect of Bidders/Buyers/Sellers to obtain information about each or any of them from third parties such as credit checks from banks and other financing institutions.

All such information shall be processed then retained by Antiquorum in confidence but may be communicated by Antiquorum to any Antiquorum Associated Company and affiliates of Antiquorum for the purpose of assisting Antiquorum to provide Bidders/Buyers/Sellers with a complete range of services, for customers and analysis and to assist Antiquorum to match the services of Antiquorum as fully as possible with the requirement of the Buyer. It may also be that third party service providers such as shippers or storage companies may need to be aware and for any seek personal data to be made available to them in order better to benefit any such party. In participating in any auction organized and held by Antiquorum or Bidder, Buyer and Seller agreed to all previously stated disclosures. If any Bidder, Buyer and Seller wishes to access or correct personal data the client services office of Antiquorum in Hong Kong may be contacted with specific enquiry directly at +852 2522 4168.

For all purposes Bidders, Buyers and Sellers are requested carefully to note that all premises of Antiquorum are covered by video recording. Telephone calls for the purposes of online bidding, voice mail messages and other communication may also be recorded by Antiquorum.

11. NOTICE Notices may validly be addressed to Antiquorum in writing at the department in charge of the sale, quoting the reference number specified at the beginning of the sale catalogue. Antiquorum shall deal with Bidders, Buyers and Sellers by notices addressed to the last address formally notified by them in writing to Antiquorum.

12. ASSIGNMENT No part or whole of the relationship presume to the contract between Antiquorum or any Antiquorum Associated Company and any Buyer may be assigned by the Buyer without Antiquorum’s prior written consent and shall continue to buy the Buyer, its successors, assigns and representatives.

13. ENTIRE AGREEMENT Save in respect of liability for fraudulent misrepresentation, no party has entered into any contract pursuant to these terms and conditions in reliance on any representation, warranty or undertaking which is not expressly referred either to these Conditions of Sale, in the Important Notices and any and all sections under headings printed into the catalogue which shall be the entire agreement and understanding between the party with regards to the subject matter hereof.

14. WAIVER No delay, modification or breach of any provision of these Conditions of Sale or the contract concluded between Antiquorum or Antiquorum Associated Company and any Buyer shall constitute a waiver of any other provision herein nor of any precedent or succeeding provision. No act, omission or delay by Antiquorum shall be deemed a waiver or release of any of its rights pursuant hereto.

BANK REFERENCES BANK: HSBC HONG KONG

BANK ADDRESS: 1 QUEEN’S ROAD, CENTRAL, HONG KONG BENEFICIARY: ANTIQUORUM AUCTIONEERS (HK) LTD SWIFT CODE: HSBCHKHHHKH

ACCOUNT: 004-801-046236-838

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售賣條款 本拍賣會將公開舉行。參與拍賣及在拍賣中競投即表示參與者完全接受 並受本售賣條款、重要通知及拍賣目錄中的標題下的所有其他部分所約 束，當中包括安帝古倫和賣家與買家訂立的合約的所有條款及條件，以 及由此等條款及條件產生的任何權利及義務。所有此等條款及條件將適 用於拍賣，亦適用於在拍賣以外所進行的一切拍賣品交易及其他銷售。 安帝古倫僅以代理人身份籌辦拍賣會，不負責買家及／或賣家的任何違 約失責事件。本售賣條款乃具權威性及約束力的文本。本售賣條款在拍 賣會期間張貼在拍賣廳內，並由拍賣官於開始拍賣時宣讀必要的條款。 本售賣條款可藉張貼告示或在拍賣進行期間作出口頭公告予以修訂。 1. 定義 除文意另有所指外，以下字詞在本售 賣條款中將具有以下涵義： 委託投標指任何準買家透過填妥安帝 古倫提供的委託投標表格而擬議作出 的任何投標。 委託投標表格指須由任何準買家填 妥，以指示安帝古倫代其作出投標， 或給予安帝古倫買家的聯絡電話用作 電話投標，此表格的格式如拍賣目錄 和安帝古倫網站中所載。 安帝古倫指Antiquorum Auctioneers (HK) Limited；其於香港註冊成立， 註冊編號為309728，註冊辦事處位於 香港中環皇后大道中9號706室。 安帝古倫聯營公司指與安帝古倫之集 團企業聯營或在同一集團企業下的任 何公司、分支機構或代表辦事處，以 及符合香港法例第32章《公司條例》 第2條中的定義的任何附屬公司； 競投者指藉任何方式作出或企圖作出 競投的任何人士，包括買家； 競投指由競投者或其代表藉任何方式 提出的競投，藉此競投者傳達其有意 在拍賣中購買； 買家指在拍賣會上或之後由拍賣官所 接受的出價最高的成功競投者，並包 括任何競投者代表之委託人； 買家欠款指由買家欠下安帝古倫的任 何類型或性質的款項； 買家佣金指於敲槌一刻由買家欠下並 須付，超出在拍賣會上拍賣品的成交 價的款項，此佣金須按照本售賣條款 第5.3條所列出的費率支付。 贗品的定義見本售賣條款第6.1條。 售賣價格指在拍賣會中由拍賣官敲槌 作實接受的價格，或在拍賣會後交易 中就任何特定拍賣品所同意的價格； 購買價格指售賣價格，並包括適用的 320

買家佣金； 底價指賣家同意在拍賣會中出售拍賣 品的（保密）最低價格，低於此價將 不出售拍賣品； 賣家指提供拍賣品供拍賣官在拍賣會 上出售的要約人，包括賣家的任何代 理人（安帝古倫除外）及已故的賣家 的遺囑執行人或遺產代理人。 2. 安帝古倫作為代理人 除另有指明外，安帝古倫將作為賣家 的代理人。因此，在拍賣會當時或之 後簽訂的財產出售合同是由賣家和買 家簽訂的。 3. 提供拍賣品3.1展示於拍賣目錄︰ 拍賣品均具備審慎編製的詳細說明， 但安帝古倫對此一概不負責。相片被 視為拍賣品清晰可見特徵的一部分說 明。安帝古倫的拍賣目錄、廣告或其 他刊物所載物件／素材僅供顯示用 途。 請注意，所有重要通知，特別是我們 作出的所有陳述只是意見的陳述，在 任何方面均不是可以依據的事實的陳 述。此等陳述可以加入目錄中相關拍 賣品的項目上，或加入狀況報告中， 或以口頭或書面在其他地方作出。 安帝古倫所提及有關在拍賣目錄或 狀況報告中的任何拍賣品的損壞或 修復，僅供參考。在所有情況下均須 由競投者或其代表親身進行評估。未 提及任何損壞或修復情況並不表示拍 賣品或其部分並無任何缺陷或曾經修 復。標示拍賣品的某一缺陷並不代表 其並不存在任何其他缺陷。所有的陳 述均不構成安帝古倫的申述、保證或 假設。 安帝古倫己在拍賣目錄中加入擬拍賣 品之估計價值。這些估值是根據安 帝古倫在該情況下全權酌情決定認為

合適的專家、測試和其他方法而作出 的。安帝古倫不會為拍賣品之估值負 上任何責任，而參與拍賣之所有人士 均有責任自行決定拍賣品之價值。估 值不可被視作暗示拍賣品將以該價格 出售，或在任何其他方面被視作價格 的陳述。 安帝古倫及賣家就拍賣目錄或任何其 他有關材料中的任何錯誤和遺漏的責 任，僅限於以下第6條的規定，除此以 外不承擔其他責任。 3.2 根據檢視所見︰於進行拍賣售賣 之前及期間，所有拍賣品均可按照拍 賣目錄編定的時間查驗。安帝古倫通 常會應要求提供狀況報告。可是，如 以上第3.1條所述，我們建議準買家在 拍賣會前親自或委託代理人查驗有興 趣之拍賣品。出席拍賣會及／或已在 拍賣會之前檢視任何拍賣品的人士， 及／或競投者的代表及競投代理人一 概被理解為已查驗所購買的所有拍賣 品，並接納拍賣品的狀況是於敲槌作 實時的狀況，而不一定是按照說明所 述。因此，所有拍賣品均以拍賣官敲 槌作實一刻的「現況」出售。有興趣 人士必須親自查驗拍賣品，確定其實 際狀況，及斷定有否任何物品是經修 理或修復的。買家承認買家有責任在 競投前全面查驗每一件拍賣品，並特 此聲明，任何拍賣品的競投價均完全 基於買家自行對該拍賣品作出的獨立 檢查和估值。 3.3 除本售賣條款所述明外，有關拍 賣並無任何其他各類擔保。除第6條 所規定外，對於任何拍賣品的任何缺 陷或損毀、或所提供有關任何物品的 作者、製作者、來源、年代、年期、 特徵、真確性、出處、重量或狀況的 任何精確性或標示情況，僅作為代理 人的安帝古倫或賣家一概不負責。此 外，安帝古倫僱員一概無權提供任何 各類擔保。 3.4買家、競投者和安帝古倫的各自責 任、崗位及職責 3.4.1買家有獨有責任檢查和確認是否 滿意任何拍賣品的狀況及任何拍賣目 錄說明。

3.4.2競投者／買家承認其有責任親自 或委託代理人查驗及調查其有興趣之任 何及所有拍賣品，並知道及清楚安帝古 倫對各拍賣品的認識是基於賣家提供的 資料，且安帝古倫確認並無能力或責任 對任何拍賣品進行盡職調查。 3.4.3安帝古倫接受任何拍賣會上的競 投，是基於競投者和其聘用的任何代理 人已在競投前，由競投者自行負擔費用 查驗拍賣品，並滿意其狀況及拍賣目錄 說明的準確性。在各種情況下，所有拍 賣品均可在出售前供競投者查驗。 3.4.4狀況報告就拍賣品的某一特定方 面所作出的提述，不得被視為其未向買 家指出任何特定缺陷或其他故障的不可 推翻及排他性提述。拍賣目錄和狀況報 告的說明僅作識別用途，並不可被依賴 作實際情況；因實際情況須以拍賣品出 售時的狀況為依歸。 3.4.5任何估值均不可被視作任何拍賣 品的售價或價值，而所有估值均可隨 時由安帝古倫全權酌情決定更改。據 此，參與競投的買家接受任何估值均為 安帝古倫的真實意見的陳述，而非承 諾或擔保。 3.4.6安帝古倫或賣家均不會對任何拍 賣品作出任何版權的保證或陳述。 3.4.7 買家接受拍賣目錄及狀況報告中 的拍賣品說明，均由安帝古倫以拍賣官 身份以合理審慎態度，依據賣家所提供 的資料作出。 4.拍賣競投 4.1 安帝古倫有全權酌情權、且在 毋須給予任何理由的情況下拒絕任何人 士進入會場或參與任何拍賣會、拒絕任 何競投、自行劃分任何一件或多件拍賣 品、將任何兩件或多件的拍賣品合併、 及撤回售賣任何一件或多件拍賣品。拍 賣會將以英語進行。安帝古倫可以以底 價以下的價錢開始任何拍賣品的競投。 至於已訂定底價的情況，安帝古倫亦可 代表賣家競投。這些情況的賣家被視 為買家，由拍賣官透過連續出價或回 應其他競投者出價來代為出價競投， 直至已達底價為止。拍賣官可酌情決 定不表示其正作出此行動；而無論其

他競投者有否出價，拍賣官也可以作 出此行動。如出價未能達至賣家訂定 的底價，拍賣官將敲槌一下，開始拍 賣下一件拍賣品。首次出價的價位由 拍賣官自行酌情決定。按次訂定遞增 競投價位的幅度在5%至10%之間，但拍 賣官可自行酌情修改此遞增率。 4.2給予安帝古倫競投指示的競投者 可預先作出替代的要約及／或限制其 總支出。標上「買 (BUY)」的競投， 被視為不多於顯示之估值的十倍價 格。競投出價必須以拍賣會舉行地點 的當地貨幣作出。以其他貨幣作出的 競投價將按照安帝古倫進行有關拍賣 當日的市場匯率兌換為當地貨幣。競 投於拍賣期起最少60天內有效。安帝 古倫保留權利在該60天期間內向買家 發出發票，欠款即付。安帝古倫保證 迅速執行其收到的競投指示。安帝古 倫只接受事先以書面提出的更改競投 指示。 4.3 有意在拍賣會競投的人士必須在 有關拍賣前通知安帝古倫，讓安帝古 倫認識競投者，競投者將獲發一個可 辨識的競投號碼。至於有意透過電話 競投的人士，最遲須於拍賣日最少兩 個工作天之前通知安帝古倫。安帝古 倫不認識的人士，可能會被要求最遲 須於拍賣日最少兩個工作天之前，就 其競投提供財務抵押。基於賣家利 益，拍賣官有權拒絕將任何拍賣品判 給任何未經確定的人士或已知的不良 債務人。 4.4 競投前註冊 有意競投人士須預先親身註冊，方可 進入拍賣廳參與競投。他們須在拍賣 當日拍賣開始前30分鐘，到拍賣廳註 冊或在網上有效地註冊。準買家須填 妥及簽署安帝古倫的標準註冊表格， 註冊參與競投，所有準買家並須在競 投前提供令安帝古倫滿意的身份證明 文件。安帝古倫按其酌情權，可能會 要求有意競投人士記錄付款之銀行詳 情及提供額外的財政資料作參考。分 別地及獨立地，安帝古倫亦可能會要 求有意競投人士支付安帝古倫認為合 適的按金，作為允許準買家進行競投 的先決條件。 除非另有約定，否則高價拍賣品（由安 帝古倫全權酌情決定）只可由已在競

投前完成註冊在高價拍賣品類別的準 買家競投。 4.5 競投者作為委託人或代理人 競投者可在開始拍賣前以書面形式與安 帝古倫作出明文協議，競投者只作為一 個已確定的第三方委託人的代理人，並 須得到安帝古倫的接受方為有效。此協 議可包括同意安帝古倫只會向委託人 而非代理人追收款項。如無以上書面協 議，則競投者接受作出競投可為競投者 本身產生、帶來及招致支付購買價格及 所有適用稅款及所有其他適用費用的 個人責任。 4.6 委託投標 委託投標表格載於拍賣目錄內。僅為方 便未能親身或委託代理人或以電話出席 拍賣會的競投者，安帝古倫接受並執行 在拍賣會前交付的委託投標表格。如安 帝古倫就同一特定拍賣品收到不同競投 者的同價格的委託投標，而該價格是該 拍賣品的最高出價，則投得拍賣品的競 投者，將為其填妥的委託投標表格較先 由安帝古倫接收及接受的一位競投者。 在適當的情況下，委託投標將向下調整 至最接近的金額，以致與拍賣官的競投 遞增額一致。然而，所有買家均接受， 安帝古倫的委託投標服務是一項免費服 務，其須受限於安帝古倫在拍賣時間 的任何其他承諾。對於未能執行委託投 標，或執行委託投標時的錯誤和遺漏， 安帝古倫不會承擔任何責任。 4.7 電話投標 電話投標的通話內容可能會被記錄。在 任何拍賣進行前經安帝古倫同意，可安 排致電準買家讓其透過電話參與投標。 但買家接受，安帝古倫不會就未能聯絡 進行電話投標，或進行電話投標時的錯 誤和遺漏，承擔任何責任。 4.8 網上投標 在符合安帝古倫所制訂的現有適當安排 的情況下，安帝古倫可向買家提供網上 投標作為額外的免費服務，風險由買家 獨自承擔。安帝古倫將以合理審慎態度 處理任何此等網上投標，惟其須受限 於安帝古倫在拍賣時間的任何其他承 諾。在任何情況下，安帝古倫均不會 就未能在網上投標而負責，而網上投 標在任何時候均必須符合安帝古倫的 網站上所載之條款（如有）或因應要 321

求而提供的條款列印本。

及唯一權酌情權作出以下行動：

4.9 貨幣換算 在某些拍賣中，安帝古倫只在拍賣廳 的屏幕上顯示貨幣換算工具。安帝古 倫不會為貨幣換算器操作上的任何錯 誤，或顯示的換算數據準確性負上任 何責任。就任何拍賣品而言唯一有意 義的數字是在拍賣廳中以出售貨幣作 出的實際競投價格。

4.12.1 在出現錯誤或爭議時，確定成 功競投者或繼續競投或取消拍賣或重 新拍賣及以其可作出的任何價格轉售 有爭議的拍賣品；

4.10 視頻或數碼影像 如安帝古倫在任何拍賣會上提供任何 拍賣品的視頻或數碼影像，安帝古倫 將不會為影像播放的操作或顯示質素 負上任何責任。 安帝古倫保留權利就任何拍賣會程序 進行拍攝或錄音。 藉拍攝或錄影方式製作的紀錄中的任 何個人資料將由安帝古倫保密地持 有，但安帝古倫可以為對任何此等參 與方作出客戶分析的目的，使用此等 個人資料或將之告知任何安帝古倫聯 營公司及營銷合作夥伴；安帝古倫亦 可使用此等個人資料，以令安帝古倫 的服務質素和範圍符合拍賣買家市場 的要求。如有任何買家或準買家不希 望以此方式被拍攝或錄影，他們可以 根據以上第4.7條與安帝古倫安排以電 話作出投標。 4.11 底價 拍賣品可以不設拍賣底價。任何此等 拍賣品須在目錄中加以標示及識別， 並在拍賣品估值一欄下註明免責聲明 「售賣不設拍賣底價」。如出現無人 競投之情況，拍賣官可酌情決定採用 拍賣品的較低拍賣估值，並以該價值 之50%為起點開始叫價。如無人回應 該開首叫價，拍賣官可酌情決定把叫 價調低，直至有人競投，此後拍賣官 可從該價格起繼續提高叫價以拍賣商 品。除非有人提出更高叫價，否則拍 賣官可酌情決定在較低拍賣估值的少 於50%或如較高，在較低拍賣估值的 50%之價格作出委託投標。 除非另有指明，否則所有拍賣品均設 有底價。如叫價未達到底價，拍賣官 可以撤回售賣拍賣品。底價不應超過 目錄中顯示的較低估值。 4.12 拍賣官的酌情權 在拍賣期間或之後，拍賣官擁有絕對 322

4.12.2 拒絕或接受任何競投或提高叫 價或撤回或劃分任何拍賣品或將任何 兩件或多件拍賣品合併或重新拍賣拍 賣品或作出其認為適合的其他行動。 如果拍賣後出現任何爭議，安帝古倫 的拍賣紀錄將為確證。 5.拍賣 5.1 安帝古倫的權利︰安帝古倫擁有 完全和絕對酌情權撤回、另行組合、 劃分、或拒絕敲槌落實任何一件拍賣 品，並不須為此負上任何負責。安帝 古倫保留權利，自行酌情拒絕任何競 投指示及／或拒絕讓任何人士進入拍 賣廳。對於可能在拍賣處所發生的任 何人身意外，安帝古倫一概不負責。 5.2 競投者代表及競投代理人︰任何 代表第三方競投的人士，對於其本身 源自本拍賣所引起的任何義務，須負 起全部責任。這責任尤其適用於核實 所購買拍賣品的狀況及支付所購買的 拍賣品售價。 5.3 創立及締結合約：所有競投均被 視為要約，並受本售賣條款所限。在 敲槌落實一刻，買家和賣家之間的合 約將確立；在該一刻起買家有責任支 付購買價格，而在該一刻之後買家無 權撤回其接受任何拍賣品的競投價 格。每一件拍賣品均代表各賣家出售 予出價最高的競投者。 除售賣價格和任何適用的稅款和費 用，買家須支付買家佣金，計算方 法如下：買家須就每一件拍賣品首 3,000,000港元支付售賣價格的25%的佣 金、3,000,001至30,000,000港元支付 20%的佣金、超出30,000,001港元支付 12%的佣金。任何一件（或多件）拍 賣品一經敲槌作實，其有關風險、責 任和法律責任，根據第5.5條轉移至 投標獲接納的競投者，但拍賣品之所 有權並不同時轉移至投標獲接納的競 投者。 拍賣品將於購買價格已全額支付，而

買家已符合所有其他適用的售賣條款 之時，交付予買家。 拍賣品之所有權將於安帝古倫已完成 收妥購買價格和買家向安帝古倫及任 何安帝古倫聯營公司所欠之所有款項 後，方轉移至買家。安帝古倫可使用 其持有的任何按金支付須由買家或任 何第三方或買家的委託人向安帝古倫 或任何安帝古倫聯營公司支付的任何 類型及金額的買家欠款，按金用以支 付以上款項後如有餘款，將退還予買 家。 5.4 無論買家是否希望把拍賣品出口 至拍賣地以外的地區而需要該地區的 有關當局發出的出口許可證；如買家 親身出席拍賣，則必須以當地貨幣、 根據安帝古倫接受的付款方式支付購 買價格，以及所有其他適用的銷售稅 及其他稅。 安帝古倫亦可自行酌情接受以外幣付 款，並按照安帝古倫決定之付款日期 當日的市場中間價格的匯率兌換。投 得的拍賣品可能需要清關而延遲交 付。透過郵遞成功競投的競投者，及 親身出席而已明確協定可於有關售賣 後付款的買家，在收到拍賣發票時須 立即支付購買價格；在此等情況下， 將由安帝古倫保管投得的拍賣品，並 於有關款項完全清付 後交付給買家。如買家作出指示，要 求以郵遞或其他方式交付所購買的拍 賣品，則須由買家自行負責運費，包 括通常的貨運保險費用。 買家特此明確授權安帝古倫收取任何 未付發票中的任何部分金額，包括向 安帝古倫欠下的佣金、行政費和手續 費，收取方式是由買家的信用卡中收 取任何此等金額，此權利於拍賣後第 三十天起可以行使。除發票上所載的 總購買價格和額外金額外，買家須支 付根據拍賣辦事處訂立的費率計算的 任何額外行政和手續費。 5.5 領取購買品 除非另有書面約定，否則買家或其代 理人必須向安帝古倫全額支付購買價 格和所有其他款項，以向買家交付已 購買的所有拍賣品。在全額付款後， 安帝古倫將安排包裝、保險和運送該 等拍賣品，所有風險由買家獨自承擔 負責，並免除和解除安帝古倫任何此 等拍賣品的損失或損壞的責任。安帝

古倫保留權利把任何拍賣品移至別處 的存儲設施中，風險由買家承擔。 直至買家按情況而定已履行由安帝古 倫全權酌情決定的任何未完成的買家 責任，安帝古倫有權保留所有已售商 品，包括完成任何反洗黑錢和反恐怖 主義融資的檢查；或安帝古倫或安帝 古倫聯營公司已全額收妥所有欠款。 如買家沒有完成反洗黑錢和反恐怖主 義融資的檢查以令安帝古倫完全滿 意，安帝古倫有權廢止和取消出售， 並採取任何其他必要的或法律下允許 的行動。在符合以上條件的情況下， 除非安帝古倫與買家之間另有書面約 定，否則買家將在拍賣日後三十個公 曆日內領取已購買之拍賣品。在拍賣 日後三十個公曆日起，安帝古倫將就 每一件未領取的拍賣品收取每月存儲 費用。 任何已購買的拍賣品的風險及責任， 須在買家領取拍賣品之日或拍賣後第 七個公曆日中的較早日期轉移至買 家。在風險轉移前，如任何拍賣品有 任何損失或損壞，安帝古倫將賠償買 家不多於購買價格的金額，惟受限於 本售賣條款中所述的安帝古倫免責範 圍。 5.6 處理、包裝及運送任何拍賣品的 責任 安帝古倫不會為任何第三方的行為或 遺漏負責，無論該第三方是由安帝古 倫聘請，還是由買家要求的其他獨立 已確立承辦商、包裝商或運送商。 5.7 出入口許可證 安帝古倫或賣家不得就任何拍賣品是 否受限於任何地區的任何類型的出口 或入口限制作出或在任何情況下被視 為作出任何陳述或保證。即使延遲或 無法獲得任何此等許可證，亦不會構 成撤銷售賣或延遲支付相關拍賣品全 額款項的理由。安帝古倫不會為未能 完成或提交所需出入口貨單、裝箱單 或文件而負責。 除非安帝古倫另有書面約定，否則安 帝古倫將有權在應買家要求協助買家 申請出口許可證時收取費用，但即使 申請出口許可證時有所延遲，亦不會 影響買家須在拍賣後七天內付款之責 任，以及安帝古倫在買家延遲支付購 買價格時收取利息或存儲費用的權 利。如需要出口許可證，而買家已付

款，則安帝古倫沒有責任撤銷任何出 售或退還由買家引起的任何利息或其 他費用。 5.8 延遲付款：如安帝古倫於拍 賣後30天內並無收到付款，買家隨即 喪失其所有權利，安帝古倫可因而採 取一切適當步驟，保障其本身及／或 賣家的利益，包括申索損害賠償及利 息。安帝古倫亦可聲明放棄執行有關 售賣、申索損害賠償及利息，並視本 身不再受到合約條款的約束，以保障 其本身的利益。安帝古倫將就每一個 案，對於所有到期未付的款額及所有 到期應付的附加損害賠償，向延遲付 款人按月收取1.5%的利息。延遲付款 超過30天的買家同意，安帝古倫可 撤銷有關售賣及收取一筆算定損害賠 償，其金額應等於如有關售賣在正常 情況完成後，安帝古倫原本應可賺取 的買家佣金及賣家佣金。買家還須賠 償所有損害及支付按月收取的1.5%利 息，直至最终完全付清為止。對於延 遲付款或買家獲得特別信貸融通的個 案，安帝古倫明確地毋須對因而引致 或招致已購買拍賣品的任何遺失、出 現變化或受損負起任何責任。 除安帝古倫宣稱其在法律下及在不損 害上述第5.8條和下述第5.9條的情況 下所擁有的任何權利或補救外，安帝 古倫在買家未能在本售賣條款所要求 的時間內支付全額款項時，有絕對酌 情權行使以下任何一項或多項額外的 權利或補救措施：(i) 對買家提出法律訴訟，在適用法 律允許的最大範圍內追討欠款總額連 同利息、律師費和成本； (ii) 在以下第(iii)段的轉售的情況 下，買家須負責由安帝古倫所遭受的 任何損失或損害，包括買家佣金及安 帝古倫或安帝古倫聯營公司產生的費 用和開支，如買家在拍賣會中購買及 後轉售多於一件拍賣品，該損失將 根據安帝古倫的酌情權按比例分配， 並包括因違反合約而由買家欠下的任 何損害賠償（包括但不限於在終止銷 售合約情況下的買家佣金）。安帝古 倫或安帝古倫聯營公司可從其持有的 任何按金中扣除金額取回任何賠償金 額。 (iii) 根據安帝古倫全權酌情決定為 合適的條款，透過公開、出售或私人 合同轉售拍賣品，而毋須為低於售賣

價格的損失、買家佣金及買家所欠的 任何其他費用負責。 (iv) 由安帝古倫向賣家支付不多於就 違約買家所提出的價格所須付之款項 淨額之金額； (v) 與買家所欠及未付之款項抵銷， 及／或在以上第(iii)段的轉售的情況 下包括購買價格和買家費用之差額， 如買家在拍賣會中購買及後轉售多於 一件拍賣品，該款項將根據安帝古倫 全權酌情決定按比例分配，及／或由 安帝古倫就買家違約而對買家作出的 損害賠償申索（包括但不限於在終止 銷售合約情況下的買家佣金）； (vi) 根據安帝古倫的全權酌情權而毋 須理會買家的任何指示，使用由買家 支付的任何金額以償付由任何特定交 易引起的任何欠款，而不同的交易過 程可能產生由買家所欠安帝古倫或安 帝古倫聯營公司的多個獨立金額； (vii) 在日後的任何拍賣中，拒絕買 家作出或委託代理人作出任何競投， 或要求買家給予按金，方讓安帝古倫 有責任接受任何競投； (viii) 把任何拍賣品存放在安帝古倫 可達之處，當中的風險、費用由買家 獨自承擔； (ix) 接受買家之違約將令拍賣品出售 合約終止，而無損安帝古倫為此要求 賠償之權利； (x) 就買家違約事件，通過法律程序 在完全彌償基準上追討賠償購買價格 連同利息及訴訟費用； (xi) 向買家發出通知，稱安帝古倫有 權向賣家發放買家的全部相關資料， 以讓賣家向買家提出法律程序，以追 討欠款或就買家違約事件索償，並索 償賣家的法律費用； (xii) 把相關拍賣品歸還給賣家；或 (xiii) 採取安帝古倫全權酌情決定為 必要或適當的其他行動。 在以上第(iii)段安帝古倫轉售任何 財產的情況下，違約之買家須負責全 數支 付原本向安帝古倫欠下的總額與轉售 後之價格之間的任何赤字或差額。此 買家責任亦延伸到所有成本、費用、 損害賠償、法律費用、佣金、溢價、 行政成本及費用、手續費、保費、倉 庫或與此轉售有關之任何類型的其他 費用和由買家的違約而引起的其他費 用。買家承認及接受，如安帝古倫須 向賣家支付以上第(iv)段所述的金 323

額，則安帝古倫將擁有賣家向買家追 討此金額的一切權利。 在任何情況下，如買家在任何拍賣會 上購買超過一件拍賣品，而只就其支 付部分款項，而無在拍賣會後三十 天內或在與安帝古倫另行書面協議之 不同的繳付期，全數支付購買價格的 餘額，則安帝古倫將有絕對酌情權拒 絕買家所提出，把該部分付款之全部 或部分，分配予其他拍賣品之指示或 要求。 5.9 質押︰客戶於本拍賣之前、拍賣 期間及／或之後，就安帝古倫持有的 任何及所有獲得的財產，向安帝古 倫提供質押，直至完全清付有關賬目 為止。這項質押保證償還任何到期的 本金、利息、佣金、支出及所有其他 收費的款額。如買家違約而未能支付 其債項或未能履行任何據此的其他責 任，安帝古倫有權（但不一定需要） 自行將質押的資產變賣，而毋須任何 進一步的手續程序及毋須事先通知， 包括但不限於安帝古倫就買家違約事 件向買家索償，當中包括但不限於在 終止銷售合約情況下的買家佣金、 及/或在條款第5.8(iii)段的轉售情 況下，買家就購買價格和買家欠款之 差額向安帝古倫欠下的任何款項，如 買家在拍賣會中購買及後轉售多於一 件拍賣品，該款項將根據安帝古倫合 理酌情決定按比例分配。 在任何情況下，安帝古倫將有權以私 人協約方式變賣其質押的資產。安帝 古倫獲授權存檔，而買家亦同意簽 立、承認及交付安帝古倫合理地認為 必須的所有此等其他文件，以設立、 完善及延續在此擬議之抵押利益。如 買家未能簽立及交付上述任何文件， 買家將不可撤回地委託安帝古倫為其 事實上的受權人，代表買家及以買家 名義簽立及交付上述文件。基於此目 的，安帝古倫不須遵照處理債務訴訟 及破產法律程序的法例作正式手續程 序。此外，安帝古倫可選擇按照通常 的法律程序提出或進行訴訟，而毋須 事先出售質押的貨品及毋須放棄本身 對有關貨品的權利。 5.10 延遲領取已購買之拍賣品 如買家在領取到期日後仍未領取拍賣 品，安帝古倫須收取而買家須向安 帝古倫支付每月存儲費用，無論買家 324

是否已支付任何此等拍賣品之購買價 格。任何此等存儲的拍賣品的風險完 全由買家承擔，並只會在買家已全數 支付由安帝古倫產生的存儲、清除、 處理、保險等費用連同向安帝古倫或 安帝古倫聯營公司欠下的所有其他款 項時，方會發放給買家。 買家特此接受並授權安帝古倫在給予 或不給予買家通知的情況下，安排轉 售買家或其代 理人已付款但在拍賣會後180天仍未 領取之任何拍賣品，安帝古倫有全權 酌情權決定藉拍賣會或私下出售方式 進行轉售，估值和底價由安帝古倫訂 立。出售的收益減去由安帝古倫在出 售時產生的所有費用，將可由買家領 取，但不計算利息。 6.有限的保證 6.1除下段另有規定外，安帝古倫保 證在按照本目錄中所載之條款及條件 完成出售任何拍賣品後，該拍賣品的 完整而不帶產權負擔的權利、所有權 及利益將轉移至買家。安帝古倫擔保 在出售日期起一（1）年內，本目錄 中每件拍賣品的作者均為在拍賣目錄 說明中以粗體或大寫字形式標示的人 士。就本條款而言，「贗品」一詞指 安帝古倫合理地認為該拍賣品是一件 仿製品，製作此拍賣品的目的是對於 拍賣品的來源、年期、年代、文化淵 源或作者作出欺騙，以致該物品的正 確描述，不能在目錄說明中準確反映 出來。就本條款而言，「作者」指上 述之任何一種或多種起源及來源。為 免生疑問，買家接受，拍賣品不得因 為任何受損及／或修復及／或任何類 型的補救工序（包括重新塗油或塗上 覆蓋色），而在任何方面而言被當作 贗品。 安帝古倫不會對拍賣目錄中以粗體或 大寫字形式顯示的內容以外的任何內 容，作出明示或暗示的保證，惟受本條 款中的豁免範圍所限。安帝古倫不保證 任何手錶中的所有零件均為原裝零件。 就本條款而言，「特徵」指並延伸至對 以下方面作出的任何聲明或言論：作 者、製作者、重量、狀況、真確性、出 處、年期、年代、文學或歷史意義、展 覽展示歷史、重要性、稀有度、狀況、 質素、大小、說明或任何方面的可商銷 性或對某特定用途的適用性。 就本條款中所定義之任何拍賣品特徵的

任何方面，並沒有任何類型的陳述、保 證、擔保或責任承擔，而賣家或安帝古 倫或其任何職員、僱員或代理人亦不會 為就任何拍賣品的特徵而以書面或口頭 作出的任何類型的任何陳述的正確性負 責，亦不會為任何說明中的其他錯誤或 遺漏負責，無論該錯誤或遺漏是因疏忽 或其他原因造成，亦不會為任何拍賣品 的任何故障或缺陷負責，無論該故障或 缺陷是否因為安帝古倫或安帝古倫聯營 公司向競投者提供的特徵或其他資料而 引起。安帝古倫不會為其在任何拍賣會 過程中的行為或遺漏（無論其是因疏忽 還是其他原因造成）或由出售任何拍賣 品所引起之任何事宜，而對任何競投 者負責。 6.2保證並不適用於以下情況：(i)該目 錄中的說明與出售當天的公認的專家及 專業人士意見一致，或目錄中的說明指 出該等意見中有衝突；(ii)如正確識別 任何拍賣品必須依靠目錄出版當天仍未 通行或未為市場接受使用及應用的程序 或有根據的意見來證明，或取得該程序 或有根據的意見在所有情況下均為不合 理地昂貴或不切實際，或取得該程序或 有根據的意見將會或可能會對拍賣品造 成任何類型的損壞，則即使該拍賣品 的價值有任何損失或視為的損失，亦毋 須負責；或(iii)不管任何錯誤的特徵 描述或疏忽作出的任何類型的說明， 亦沒有對相關拍賣品之價值造成重大 的損失，即使其價格如同根據該說明 而作出。 6.3保證是為相關拍賣會日期起一（1） 年內提供，並完全是為了紀錄中的原買 家的利益而設。原買家必須（i）在收 到使紀錄中的原買家質疑粗體或大寫字 標題的準確性的任何資料的90天內，以 書面通知安帝古倫，並列明拍賣品編 號、購買拍賣品之拍賣會日期及提出質 疑之原因；及（ii）將拍賣品以出售給 紀錄中的原買家時的原來狀態，歸還至 安帝古倫原來的銷售地點，並能轉移拍 賣品的妥善所有權，不帶有任何由出售 當日起出現的任何第三方申索。 6.4安帝古倫可酌情豁免上述任何要 求。特別被理解及同意的是，撤銷出售 和退回原本已付之購買價格（成功售賣 價格加買家佣金）是安帝古倫的唯一及 排他性的補救措施，並取代買家在法律

或衡平法上可能擁有的任何其他補救措 施。安帝古倫和賣家均不須承擔任何特 殊、附帶或相應產生或聲稱的損害或損 失，包括但不限於損失利潤或利息。除 上述的有限的保證和擔保規定外，安帝 古倫和賣家均不對在本條款下出售的拍 賣品作出任何陳述、保證或擔保。 6.5 只有在安帝古倫的出售及拍賣後發 出的發票上所載之拍賣品原買家，可享 有本售賣條款下的保證權益，而買家不 得轉讓此權益。為享用此保證，買家必 須在其向安帝古倫或任何安帝古倫聯營 公司在保證下提出申索之時仍為拍賣品 之擁有人。第三方無權在本條款中的保 證下提出申索。 6.6 安帝古倫的一般政策訂明，安帝古 倫有權要求買家自費索取由安帝古倫和 買家同意的業內兩位獨立及公認專家的 書面意見，安帝古倫方可決定是否取消 保證下的出售。安帝古倫不會受由買家 製作或委託製作之任何報告在表面上約 束。安帝古倫保留權利自費索取額外的 專家意見。如安帝古倫藉此擔保決定撤 消出售，安帝古倫可能會把索取最多兩 個雙方批准的獨立專家製作的報告的合 理成本，退還予買家。 7.適用法律及司法管轄權拍賣會過程中 的所有方面，及任何與之相關的事宜， 及買家和安帝古倫和任何安帝古倫聯營 公司，在本售賣條款下及由安帝古倫或 其代表發出的任何其他適用材料下的權 利和責任，均須受香港特別行政區的法 律管轄，並據之釋義。無論買家是親身 還是透過代理人參與拍賣會，並無論其 以委託投標、電話投標、網上投標或任 何其他方式參與，買家均被視為已接受 本售賣條款，並為了安帝古倫的利益受 香港特別行政區法院的專屬司法管轄權 管轄，同時接受安帝古倫亦有權為了追 討任何買家欠款，而在任何其他司法 管轄區對買家提出補救措施。

倫或賣家均沒有陳述或保證任何拍賣 品的買家將會獲得拍賣品的任何版權 或其他複製權。 9.可分割性 如因任何理由，本協議之任何條文被 判定為不可強制執行、無效或非法， 本售賣條款之其他部分的條文和安帝 古倫和任何安帝古倫聯營公司與買家 之間的合約，並不會因此而受任何影 響，其將保持有效性及可執行性而不 受任何減損或變更，惟為符合適用 法律而作之最小程度的必要減損或變 更除外。 10.數據收集 安帝古倫保留權利從競投者／買家／ 賣家索取個人資料，或從第三方索取 他們每一位或任何一位的銀行和其他 金融機構信用檢查資料。安帝古倫須 保密地處理及後保存所有此等資料， 但可以將之告訴任何安帝古倫聯營公 司，以協助安帝古倫向競投者／買 家／賣家提供全面客戶的服務、進行 分析、並協助安帝古倫提供盡可能符 合買家要求之服務。亦可能第三方服 務供應商，如托運人或存儲公司需要 知道或獲提供此等個人資料，以讓任 何此等方得到更佳利益。競投者、買 家及賣家在參與由安帝古倫籌辦及舉 行的任何拍賣會時同意所有前述作出 的披露。如任何競投者、買家及賣家 希望查閱或更改個人資料，可與香港 的安帝古倫客戶服務辦公室聯絡作直 接查詢，電話：+852 2522 4168。 就各方面而言，競投者、買家及賣家 須小心注意，安帝古倫的所有地方均 設有視頻攝錄。安帝古倫可能會錄下 為作出網上投標、留言信箱訊息及其 他通訊而進行的電話對話。

11.通知 經書面郵寄至安帝古倫銷售部且已註 明在拍賣目錄開首顯示的參考編號的 通知即為有效通知。安帝古倫將透過 郵寄通知至競投者、買家及賣家最後 以書面正式通知安帝古倫之地址，與 競投者、買家及賣家取得聯絡。 12.轉讓 在未經安帝古倫公司的事先書面同意 前，買家不得轉讓安帝古倫或安帝古 倫聯營公司與任何買家的合約關係的 全部或部分，其將繼續約束買家、其 繼承人、受讓人和代表。 13.協議的完整性 除非涉及有欺詐成分的失實陳述的責 任，否則各方根據本條款及條件簽立 任何合約時，均無依賴並未在本售賣 條款、重要通知，及目錄中標題下的 任何和所有部分中明確提及的任何陳 述、保證或承諾，其將為完整協議， 及各方就涉及事項的完整理解。 14.棄權 任何延遲、修改或違反本售賣條款或 安帝古倫或安帝古倫聯營公司與任何 買家簽訂的合約的任何條文，均不會 構成放棄本售賣條款中的任何其他條 文及任何先前或以後的條文。安帝古 倫的任何行動、不作為或延遲，也不 會被視為放棄或解除其在本售賣條款 下的任何權利。 15.內容抵觸和決定性的語言 如本售賣條款與目錄的任何其他部分 的內容有所抵觸，將以本售賣條款為 準。 如本售賣條款的中英文版本內容有任 何抵觸，或任何其他文件或此目錄的 任何部分的中英文版本內容有任何抵 觸者，將以英文版本為準。

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ANTIQUORUM GRADING SYSTEM FOR TIMEPIECES & EXPERTS’ OVERALL OPINION With a view to always providing a higher standard of service to its clientele, Antiquorum has introduced a grading system within its auction catalogues, providing immediate and detailed information on the condition of each lot offered for sale.

With the assistance of the Antiquorum Grading System, clients will have immediate answers to their questions regarding the condition of each lot, and will no longer need to find the time to request condition reports.

GRADING SYSTEM GUIDE

The lots described in this catalogue have been carefully examined and valued by Antiquorum’s experts and watchmakers, taking into consideration the aesthetic, historical and technical interest, age and rarity, as well as the technology available at the time of production of each timepiece.

For such judgment to be as objective as possible, it must rest on a number of criteria, particularly with regards to the age of a lot. Indeed, a wristwatch of less than 50 years old cannot be judged with the same criteria as a Renaissance watch. This is the reason why some of the gradings will only qualify for certain types of watches and will never be used for others.

For example, if, as a general rule, watches can be attributed gradings from 1 to 4 for the case, the dial and the movement, watches of less than 100 years old can be given grading 1 (as new), 3 (in very good condition), or 4 (in good condition). The latter, (grading 4),

In addition, with the Experts’ Overall Opinion, clients will benefit from the advice of Antiquorum’s experts as each lot is given a grade based on its overall appreciation.

System, in the Experts’ Overall Opinion or in any other condition report for any lot, are provided for information only and should not be considered as a guarantee of any sort.

Although every effort has been made to remain objective, clients are nonetheless advised that any grading or condition report will, of necessity, be subjective.

Such information is given as an opinion for which Antiquorum cannot be held responsible. Furthermore, Antiquorum cannot be held responsible for any misrepresentations or incomplete information regarding the condition of any lot.

Clients are reminded that all statements made in the Antiquorum Grading

will be followed by one or more grading numbers to justify why the lot cannot be considered “in very good condition”. On the other hand, watches over 100 years old, of similar condition, would indeed be considered as “very good” because of their age and would therefore qualify for grading 3. Needless to say, watches over 100 years old, even in the best state of conservation for their age, are unlikely to ever be considered “as new” and would therefore never be eligible for grading 1; for this reason, we have introduced grading 2 (in perfect condition).

At the end of each lot description, before the estimate, you will find a condition report box, with letters and numbers, divided into 3 sections: these are the grades given to the lot with reference to the condition of its case, its dial and hands, and its movement.

To understand the grades shown in the condition report box, consult the Antiquorum Grading System as follows:

C for the CASE, followed by one or

more numbers = condition of case

D for the DIAL (& hands), followed by

one or more numbers = condition of dial & hands

M for the MOVEMENT, followed by one or more numbers = condition of movement

Next to this condition report box, is an experts’ grading box featuring one letter, from to B, as an overall grade. This overall grade is the opinion of Antiquorum’s experts, as a global appreciation of the lot, based on its general condition, quality, technical and historical interest, age and rarity. On this basis, it must be understood that a very early timepiece, a prototype or a watch featuring a rare escapement, although it may be in a mediocre state of conservation, even re-cased or lacking its dial, can qualify for gradings AAA or even .

To understand the grade shown in the experts’ grading box, consult the Experts’ Overall Opinion.

SEE SAMPLE BELOW C 2-8­ CASE as new

D 2-01

DIAL as new - original hands

M 3-10* MOVEMENT as new

EXPERTS’ OVERALL OPINION: Exceptional

Potential buyers should be aware that all water-resistant/water-proof watches have been opened and as such buyers should have the watch inspected in regards to these attribute. A watch’s current state of resistance is NOT reflected in the condition report.

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安帝古倫品相報告

2020

Experts’ Overall Opinion

專家整體評估意見

General condition, quality, technical and historical interest, age and rarity

根據整體狀況、品質、製作技巧、歷史價值、生產年代及稀有程度

: 極好

: Exceptional AAA : Excellent AA : Very good A : Good B : Fair

AAA : 非常好 AA : 很好 A : 好 B : 一般

General Remarks (C, D, M) 1 As new 2 Very good 3 Good 4 Fair 5 Poor 6 Slightly oxidized 7 Oxidized 8 Slightly scratched 9 Scratched 10 Patinated 11 Slightly worn 12 Worn 13 Slightly damaged 14 Damaged 15 Slightly rusted 16 Rusted 17 Slightly spotted 18 Spotted 19 Dent(s)

2 0 Period original 21 Period 22 Later original 23 Later 24 Slightly chipped 25 Chipped 26 Upgraded 27 Custom-made 28 Replacements 29 Lacking elements 30 Alterations 31 Transformations 32 Slightly restored 33 Restored 34 Restored by the manufacture 35 To be restored 36 Partially re-gilt 37 Re-gilt 38 Slightly rubbed 39 Rubbed

(C, D, M) 1 2 3 4 5

近全新 很好 好 一般 差

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

輕微氧化 氧化 輕微刮花 刮花 綠鏽 輕微磨損 磨損 輕微損傷 損傷 輕微生鏽 生鏽 輕微點狀色變 點狀色變 凹痕

20 同期原裝 21 同期非原裝 22 原廠後配 23 後配 24 輕微崩缺 25 崩缺 26 升級 27 訂製 28 零件替換 29 零件缺失 30 改裝 31 更換零件 32 輕微修復 33 修復 34 原廠修復 35 需要修復 36 部分翻鍍金 37 翻鍍金 38 輕微磨擦 39 磨擦痕

針對錶殼 (C)

Specific to Case (C) 4 0 Slightly repolished 41 Repolished, edges preserved 42 Repolished, edges altered 43 Back threading damaged 44 Worn pushpiece(s)

4 5 Replaced pushpiece(s) 46 Service crown 47 Period crown 48 Later crown 49 Service case

40 輕度拋光

5 經更換按鈕 4 46 原廠配換錶冠 47 同期錶冠 48 後配錶冠 49 原廠配換錶殼

1 經打磨,棱邊保留 4 42 經打磨,棱邊形態改變 43 旋轉底蓋內滑牙 44 按鈕磨損

針對錶盤 (D)

Specific to Dial (D) 5 0 Refreshed 51 Partially reprinted 52 Reprinted by the manufacture 53 Reprinted 54 Service dial 55 Luminous material reapplied 56 Period bezel 57 Original later bezel 58 Slightly damaged bezel

Hands 01 Original 02 Service hands 03 Period 04 Later 05 Luminous material reapplied 06 Partially replaced 07 Replaced 08 Repaired 09 Damaged

0 5 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58

指針 01 原裝 02 原廠配換指針 03 同期 04 後配 05 螢光物料翻新 06 局部配換 07 經配換 08 經維修 09 損壞

輕微清洗 局部翻寫 原廠翻寫 翻寫 原廠配換錶盤 螢光物料翻新 同期錶圈 後配原裝錶圈 錶圈輕度損傷

針對機芯 (M)

Specific to Movement (M) 6 0 Plating slightly deteriorated 61 Plating deteriorated 62 Later escapement

6 3 Later balance 64 Re-rhodiumed 65 Re-engraved

60 鍍夾板的材質輕微脫落

1 鍍夾板的材質脫落 6 62 後配擒縱

琺瑯及其他裝飾

Enamel and Other Types of Decoration 7 0 Hairline 71 Hairlines 72 Chipped winding aperture 73 Chipped under bezel, not visible when closed 74 Slightly restored hard enamel 75 Slightly restored soft enamel

7 6 Restored hard enamel 77 Restored soft enamel 78 Missing pearl(s)/stone(s) 79 Outer overglaze * Overhaul recommended, at buyer’s expense ** Repair required, at buyer’s expense

3 後配擺輪 6 64 翻鍍銠 65 銘印翻刻

70 髮線 71 多處髮線 72 上發條洞有崩缺 73 錶盤有崩缺但不明顯 74 輕微修復(硬琺瑯) 75 輕微修復(軟琺瑯) 76 修復(硬琺瑯) 77 修復(軟琺瑯) 78 鑲嵌珍珠/寶石脫落

79 釉面再施 * 薦議維修(買家自付費用), ** 需要維修(買家自付費用)

備註: 圖錄拍品說明標有C. D. M. 處,字母和數字表示基本品相報告 參數,此中文翻譯僅供參考,謹以英 文為準。

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