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Auction Inquiries

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EXCLUSIVE WATCHES Last June Fortuna launched its first watch-only auction. In less than a year we’ve brought you iconic collectible watches such as two Rolex Ref. 6239 Paul Newman Daytonas which brought world-leading prices, a Rolex Submariner Ref. 5512 with square crown guards, a pristine Blancpain Milspec, and many others. We’re now excited to present our fourth watch auction, Exclusive Watches, scheduled for June 5.

This auction continues “A Collector’s Passion: Part 2,” our collaboration with watch collector Gregory Selch. In our June auction Gregory shares his passion for watches with the broader collector community. We hope you will join us on June 5th in New York, online, or by telephone to enjoy the more than 150 watches on offer to the public.

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CONDITION REPORTS

Fortuna's watch specialists are pleased to offer to potential purchasers Condition Reports of the lots in the catalog. A Condition Report is an opinion describing in more depth the lot with regards to the general condition, craftsmanship quality or other relevant information.

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GEMOLOGICAL CERTIFICATES AND REPORTS

Several items in this auction are accompanied by certificates of authenticity from the manufacturer. For lots that do not have a certificate, we cannot guarantee that you will be able to obtain one, as not all manufacturers issue certificates of authenticity. Being unable to obtain a certificate does not constitute grounds for cancelling a sale.

Certain gemstone weights are calculated using techniques that yield approximate results. These figures are to be used as guidelines only, and Fortuna is not responsible for their accuracy.

All timepieces in this catalog are sold "as is". While our specialists offer opinions on the condition of a timepiece, we are unable to guarantee that any timepiece is in working order. When possible, damage is mentioned in the description, but this does not necessarily include all faults, imperfections, or restorations.

Please note that laboratories may differ in their assessments (including, but not limited to: origin and treatment) and their certificates or reports may contain different results. Fortuna cannot be held responsible for the accuracy or consistency of reports.

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PART 2

A Collector’s Passion In December of 2018 we had the pleasure of bringing you "A Collector's Passion: Part 1," 32 exceptional watches from the collection of Gregory Selch, a furniture designer based in New York who developed a sizable and important collection of rare and eclectic vintage and modern watches.

Mr. Selch's collection is notable because he went well beyond the classic offerings of Rolex and Patek Philippe to collect examples from Omega, Universal Geneve, Zenith, and other leading brands primarily of the 1960s and 1970s.

With the incredible success of "A Collector's Passion: Part 1," Mr. Selch is excited to continue his journey of sharing his passion for collecting with "A Collector's Passion: Part 2," the first 98 lots of Fortuna Auction's June Exclusive Watches auction. In sharing this expanded collection with the broader collector community, Mr. Selch hopes to provide all collectors the opportunity, regardless of means, to own a piece of history.

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A Collector’s Passion: Part 2

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LOT 1

Zenith El Primero Ref. A385 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: A385 CASE NUMBER: 232E047 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 37 mm in diameter DIAL: Coffee brown vignette with applied luminous-filled baton hour markers, three silver chronograph subregisters BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather

The Zenith El Primero was introduced in 1969 as part of an effort to create the world's first automatic chronograph. Regardless of whether or not the El Primero was the first, it was a beautifully advanced movement with an integrated, high-beat chronograph module.

The A385 is a sought-after reference with faceted case design and brown vignette dial.

The present example is in outstanding condition with a razor sharp case and extremely appealing color to the dial.

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches

Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000

MOVEMENT: Automatic

Starting Bid: $2,000

FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and chronograph CALIBER: 3019PHC

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LOT 2

Zenith El Primero Ref. A782 Chronograph with Turquoise Dial in Steel CIRCA: 1972 REF.: A782 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm wide DIAL: Turquoise vignette with applied "washboard" hour markers, three overlapping chronograph subregisters in silver guilloche, date aperture between the "4" and "5" hour markers BRACELET MATERIAL: Stainless steel, original armor plate style

Zenith's A782 production began with the fabulous tonneau "Defy" case with its semiintegrated armor plate bracelet and screw-down mineral crystal, then added a colorful turquoise vignette dial and the ground breaking El Primero chronograph movement. The present example is in truly beautiful unpolished condition with original brushed finish and lovely sharp bevels on the case, as well as bright colors on the dial.

Estimate: $2,000 – $4,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/4 to 8-1/8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and chronograph CALIBER: 3019PHC

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Zenith El Primero Ref. A386 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1969 REF.: A386 CASE NUMBER: 9440460 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: Zenith white service dial with white hour markers; silver, gray and blue metallic overlapping chronograph subregisters; black decimeter and white tachymeter tracks BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Zenith signed ladder style in stainless steel by Gay Freres

Zenith saved the best for first when it began designing watches for its new El Primero movement in 1969. The A386 with its 38mm round case, tapered lugs, and famous threecolor subregister layout was an instant design classic. It has been the archetype for many subsequent model reissues by Zenith and other manufacturers. The present example exhibits nice bright colors and features the original Gay Freres ladder bracelet.

Estimate: $5,000 – $8,000 Starting Bid: $3,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-7/8 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and chronograph CALIBER: 3019PHC

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LOT 4

Zenith A. Cairelli Ref. CP-2 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1960s

BRACELET MATERIAL: Tan leather strap

Sold in the 1960s by the Italian defense contractor, A. Cairelli, the Zenith CP-2 was the choice of the Italian Air Force (AMI). The size, rarity, military provenance, and stylish good looks are a few reasons why the CP-2 is prized by collectors. The present example is considered a civilian example without military branch-specific engravings on the caseback. It is in unusually good condition with a beautiful case, mint dial and hands, and perfect bezel.

BRACELET SIZE: 7 to 8-1/4 inches

Estimate: $12,000 – $18,000

MOVEMENT: Manual wind

Starting Bid: $10,000

REF.: CP-2 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm in diameter DIAL: Satin black with luminous Arabic hour markers, white printing, large radially printed subregisters

FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: 146

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LOT 5

Certina DS Turtle Diver Ref. 346.825 in Steel CIRCA: 1960s REF.: 346.825 CASE NUMBER: 6713525 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: Domed matte black with crosshairs and Arabic hour markers, framed date aperture at the "3" marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Certina signed in stainless steel by Gay Freres

The Certina DS line of waterproof watches was designed with a thick shock absorbing rubber case holder between the movement and the case to provide an extra level of shock protection -- thus the "Double Security" nomenclature. The present example is the second series of DS divers with interesting crosshair dial accented by Arabic numerals. The movement is Certina's own design and the original bracelet is from Gay Freres. The bezel insert has an attractive brown patina.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/2 to 8-1/2 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 25-651

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Certina DS-2 Turtle Back in Steel CIRCA: 1970s CASE NUMBER: 5301-300 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: Brushed silver with enamel-inlaid baton hour markers, date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Certina signed in stainless steel BRACELET SIZE: 5-3/4 inches

The Certina DS-2 was the second series of Certina's DS series of adventure watches.

Introduced in the late 1960s, the high quality case was produced by Huguenin Freres with updated tonneau shape and classic turtle back that epitomizes the DS series. Inside ticks the manufacture 25-651 movement, suspended with two kinds of shock protection for "Double Security."

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: Certina 25-651

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LOT 7

Certina DS-3 Super PH 1000M with Yellow Dial in Steel CIRCA: 1970s

DIAL: Mustard yellow with wedge-shaped luminous hour markers

Certina's DS series was a tough-as-nails line of diving watches. DS series watches were used by NASA in the Tektite experiments and were the preferred choice of the Australian Navy in the 1970s. The DS-3 Super PH 1000M was the last of Certina's DS divers. The present example has the rare yellow dial, stunning unpolished case, and extremely nice bezel with acrylic insert.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Leather strap

Estimate: $2,000 – $4,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/4 inches

Starting Bid: $1,000

REF.: 919 1301 41 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 45 mm in diameter

MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 919-1

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Bucherer Lemania Ref. 9962 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 9962 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black with red hour markers, white printed tachymeter, and chrome framed subregisters BRACELET MATERIAL: Light brown leather rally strap

Bucherer, an extremely successful Rolex dealer, produced its own line of watches using the best manufacturers with high quality movements. The present example uses the Lemania 1873 within a cushion-shaped case. Build quality is excellent, consistent with contemporary OMEGA watches.

The dial on the present example is spectacular, providing a real auto racing feel.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET SIZE: 7 to 8-3/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Lemania 1873

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Bucherer Hard Metal Chronometer CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 2830 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel with sintered tungsten top CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm x 44 mm top to bottom DIAL: Silver with applied baton hour markers, stick hands, day and date aperture at the "3" hour marker, chapter ring

Bucherer is the world's largest dealer of Rolex.

Throughout the 1970s Bucherer produced their own watches combining high standards of quality and design. The present example shares a case with the OMEGA Seamaster and uses a high grade ETA chronometer movement.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Red leather rally strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, day, and date CALIBER: ETA 2472 chronometer

LOT 10

Hamilton Cal 11 Chrono-Matic Fontainebleau in Steel CIRCA: 1969 REF.: 11001-3 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 47 mm wide x 42 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Brushed silver with unique case shape repeated on subregisters and date aperture, black chapter ring with applied markers

Hamilton's line of Fontainebleau watches was introduced in the late 1960s featuring uniquely styled "mod" cases with a pressure ring caseback design. Introduced in 1969, the chronograph was the star of the Fontainebleau line with the Cal 11 Chrono matic movement. The present example is an early model in stunning condition.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Dark grey leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic microrotor FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and chronograph CALIBER: Cal 11

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Hamilton Pan Europ 703 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s

DIAL: Shimmering blue with applied hour markers, white tachymeter, two white and silver chronograph subregisters

Hamilton played a big role in the Calibre 11 Chronomatic project, creating the world's first automatic chronograph. Buren, a subsidiary of Hamilton, provided its Intramatic microrotor caliber for the base movement. The Pan Europ is a mechanically interesting watch in an attractive 42mm case. The present example is all original and in unusually fine condition with the brilliant sunburst finish intact.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Blue leather strap

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-7/8 to 8-1/4 inches

Starting Bid: $500

REF.: 11003-3 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm in diameter

MOVEMENT: Automatic microrotor FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and chronograph CALIBER: Calibre 11

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Hamilton Racing Dial Diver in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 826016-3 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black with large luminous hour markers flanked by red accents, inner racing track BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Hamilton signed in stainless steel by JB Champion BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/2 inches

This colorful Hamilton diver has rarity, color, and good looks in its favor. The general case shape was made in many variants by MRP SA. Hamilton was experimenting with colorful modern designs in the 1970s and the present example is no exception. While this is an unusual piece to find, discovering it with its original bracelet is almost impossible. A beautiful package for the discerning collector.

Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Starting Bid: $300

MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, day, and date CALIBER: 825

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Hamilton RAF Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather NATO strap

Hamilton made watches for the UK Ministry of Defense. The chronograph they produced for the RAF in the early 1970s is a design icon. The asymmetric case with integrated crown guards, stark black dial with oversized subregisters, and signature broad arrow on the dial are some of the design features that make this military watch so desirable. The present carefully preserved example dates from 1970.

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 9-7/8 inches

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000

MOVEMENT: Manual wind

Starting Bid: $500

CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black with oversized "12" and "6" hour markers and white detailing

FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 7733

LOT 14

Jaeger LeCoultre Master Memovox Ref. E-875 in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: E-875 CASE NUMBER: 1438648 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 37 mm in diameter DIAL: Sunburst navy blue with striated applied baton hour markers, framed date aperture at the "3" hour marker, and inner rotating alarm disc

Jaeger LeCoultre introduced the revolutionary 916 movement in the 1970s. It was the first high-beat alarm movement with a 360-degree winding rotor. The E-875 is the most celebrated model produced with this movement and is a design icon with its stunning blue dial, offset JL logo, and traditional round case.

Estimate: $2,000 – $4,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET MATERIAL: Original stainless steel

by JB Champion BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/4 to 7-7/8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic with manual winding alarm FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and alarm CALIBER: 916

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LeCoultre Memovox HPG Egg in 14K Gold CIRCA: 1970s CASE MATERIAL: 14K yellow gold

LeCoultre introduced the Cal 916 in the 1970s, the first alarm watch with a high beat movement and full-action rotor. It is extremely unusual to find this watch in solid gold with original signed crowns.

CASE DIMENSIONS: 37 mm x 40 mm lug-to-lug

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000

DIAL: Champagne with gradient to brown repeated in the center alarm disc, faceted rectangular gold hour markers, date aperture at the "6" hour marker

Starting Bid: $500

CASE NUMBER: 3089

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic with manual wind alarm FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and alarm CALIBER: 916

LOT 16

LeCoultre Master Mariner Egg Ref. E559 in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: E559 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm wide x 41 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Midnight blue matte with raised cylindrical hour markers, date aperture at "6" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: LeCoultre signed in stainless steel by Kreisler

LeCoultre's Master Mariner was the manufacturer's top-of-the-line time only watch, using the famed Cal K883 movement. The present example features modern design aspects such as steel cylindrical hour markers and comes on its original LeCoultre-signed bracelet. A great find for the discerning collector.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET SIZE: 7 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: K883

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LOT 17

Jaeger LeCoultre Memovox GT Ref. E861 in Steel CIRCA: 1968 REF.: E861 CASE NUMBER: 1223013 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38mm wide x 46mm high oval DIAL: Light grey with applied faceted hour markers, alarm ring with double rings and "GT" designation

The Jaeger LeCoultre E861 Memovox GT was introduced in 1968 and marketed along with the new Opel GT sports car. While the case design was avant garde, the K-825 bumper movement was the last in a long line of bumper automatic alarms from JLC. The present example has the original case finish and original flat top crystal.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-5/8 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and alarm CALIBER: K825

LOT 18

Jaeger LeCoultre Master Quartz in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 23301-42 CASE NUMBER: 3366799 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm wide x 42 mm from case top to bottom DIAL: Shimmering blue with applied baton hour markers, date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Stainless steel

The Jaeger LeCoultre Master Quartz was the manufacturer's first foray into quartz watches.

Introduced in 1972, it uses the Girard-Perregaux Cal. 352 movement, the first quartz movement powered by a stepper motor and the predecessor to today's quartz watches. The present example has an interesting oval case, stunning blue dial, and beautiful period-correct bracelet.

Estimate: $400 – $800 Starting Bid: $200

BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Quartz FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: LeCoultre/GP Cal 352

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LOT 19

Jaeger LeCoultre Oversized Wristwatch in Steel and Chrome Plate CIRCA: 1950s CASE NUMBER: 508217 CASE MATERIAL: Chrome plated with stainless steel caseback CASE DIMENSIONS: 37 mm in diameter DIAL: Aged beige patina with pink gold applied hour markers, Arabic numerals at "12" "3" "6" and "9" hour markers

Jaeger LeCoultre built its reputation as a maker of fine luxury watches in the 1950s. The present example in oversized "Calatrava" style with the combination of a white case, pink gold markers, and hands that typify many watches from the same period. This example is a European market model with Jaeger on the dial.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown vintage leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 66775 FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: P478/C

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LOT 20

LeCoultre Master Mariner Ref. C9515 in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: C9515 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39.4 mm wide x 43 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Silver with radial Florentine patterned finish, chunky black-filled baton hour markers, applied double signatures

The Master Mariner was LeCoultre's top-of-theline time only watch in the 1970s. It was designed to be precise, dressy, and water resistant. "HPG" stands for "High Precision Guarantee" and was used to denote the high-beat movement. The present example has an absolutely stunning silver dial with a radial Florentine finish.

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

BRACELET MATERIAL: Navy blue felt and leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, day, and date with quick set feature CALIBER: 164

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LOT 21

LeCoultre UFO Tripod Clock CIRCA: 1950s CASE MATERIAL: Brass with red and black enamel CASE DIMENSIONS: 72 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with red alarm disc MOVEMENT: Manual wind

LeCoultre produced a series of exciting midcentury modern alarm clocks in the 1950s. The present example has the look of a flying saucer with black and red detailing.

Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Starting Bid: $300

FUNCTIONS: Time and alarm CALIBER: JLC 8-day alarm

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LOT 22

Eberhard Pre-Extra Fort Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1940s

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather NATO strap

Eberhard was known for making innovative chronographs with beautiful manufacture movements in massive case sizes. The present example has a gorgeous 40 mm case with stepped bezel, original creamy white dial, and signature Eberhard hands. In the classic PreExtra Fort movement the bottom slider acts as a chronograph brake to provide two-button functionality to the single pusher chronograph design.

BRACELET SIZE: 5 to 8-1/2 inches

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000

MOVEMENT: Manual wind

Starting Bid: $2,000

CASE NUMBER: 1007512 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm in diameter DIAL: Antique white with printed Arabic hour markers, blue tachymeter scale

FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Eberhard 26-316

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LOT 23

Eberhard Pre-Extra Fort Chronograph in Gold Plate CIRCA: 1930s CASE MATERIAL: Gold plated 20 microns

Eberhard was producing larger size watches in the 1930s long before they were in vogue. The present example has a fine in-house movement inside the 40mm case.

CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm in diameter

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000

DIAL: Glossy black with pink gold foil hour markers, snail tachymeter scale, printed telemeter, minute track

Starting Bid: $1,000

CASE NUMBER: 1018862

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Eberhard

LOT 24

Eberhard Pre-Extra Fort Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1950s

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap

Eberhard is famous for making a line of oversized chronographs in the 1930s and 1940s with inhouse movements. The Pre-Extra Fort models are very interesting, essentially a single-button chronograph with a slider at 4:00 that acts as a brake for the chronograph mechanism. This configuration provides the stop and resume functionality associated with a two-button chronograph. The present example has an extremely attractive case with angled lugs and a dial with exquisite creamy patina.

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-3/4 inches

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000

MOVEMENT: Manual wind

Starting Bid: $1,000

CASE NUMBER: 10204155 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39.4 mm in diameter DIAL: Opaline white with gold hour markers, Arabic numerals at the "6" and "12" hour markers, two chronograph subregisters, tachymeter printed in blue

FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Eberhard 65

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LOT 25

Heuer Regatta Ref. 134.603 in Steel with Pewter PVD CIRCA: 1980s REF.: 134.603 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel with original pewter PVD finish CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm x 47 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Matte pewter with hour markers at the "3", "6", and "9", seconds markers on chapter ring, five holes for 10 minutes of regatta timing BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Heuer signed in stainless steel with pewter PVD finish BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-5/8 inches

The Heuer Regatta 134.603 is one of the last hits from the original Heuer-Leonidas SA. Starting with the Autavia case and Lemania 1345 movement, Heuer added a two-color yacht timer and finished the cases with one of three available colors of PVD. The present example is finished with the rare Pewter PVD and is in truly excellent condition with matching original bracelet. The pewter finish gives the watch a monochromatic tactical appearance.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and 10-minute flyback yacht timer CALIBER: Lemania 1345

LOT 26

Heuer Autavia Ref. 2446C Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1969 REF.: 2446C CASE NUMBER: 108531 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm wide x 46 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Matte black reverse panda with faceted applied hour markers, three white chronograph subregisters

The Heuer Autavia 2446C was the final model from Heuer to feature the legendary Valjoux 72 movement. Made for a short time in 1969 and 1970, this model features an EPSA Compressor case with beautifully beveled lugs and reverse panda dial. The present example is from the first execution with thin chronograph subregister hands and white chronograph seconds hand.

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000 Starting Bid: $2,000

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather rally strap with Heuer signed buckle BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 72

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LOT 27

Heuer Ref. 980.005 Orange Diver in Steel CIRCA: 1980s REF.: 980.005 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm in diameter DIAL: Glossy orange with luminous hour markers and date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Heuer signed jubilee in stainless steel BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/2 to 8-1/4 inches

Heuer entered the dive watch market in the late 1970s with a stylish group of watches. The 980 replaced the original 844 series around 1981. The French Monnin case and FE movement gave way to Swiss MRP cases and ETA 2783 movements.

These transitional Swiss divers are extremely unusual and the orange dial version is the rarest and most desirable, especially with the original bracelet.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: ETA 2783

LOT 28

Movado M95 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1950s REF.: 19038 CASE NUMBER: 104483 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm wide x 42 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: White with applied luminous Arabic hour markers, blue tachymeter scale, deep guilloche subregisters BRACELET MATERIAL: Gray ostrich leather

Movado pioneered the use of a modular-style chronograph movement with the introduction of the M95. The chronograph module was developed by Dubois Depraz and is attached to the back of the timekeeping section. The present example is stunning with an F. Borgel case exhibiting beautifully faceted lugs, stepped bezel, and unusual and beautiful serpentine subregister hands placed at the minute and hour counters.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: M95

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LOT 29

Movado Datron HS 360 Sub Sea El Primero in Gold Plate and Steel CIRCA: 1971 REF.: 434-615-502 CASE MATERIAL: Yellow gold plated with stainless steel caseback CASE DIMENSIONS: 37 mm in diameter DIAL: Champagne with black subregisters, chapter ring, applied gold baton hour markers, date aperture at the "12" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Movado signed gold plated

From 1969-1977 Movado was part of the same group as Zenith. During this time Movado used the legendary El Primero automatic chronograph movement in its Datron line. The present example has a great looking C-shaped case with a black and champagne version of the panda dial. It also features the original signed bracelet. A truly beautiful execution of a gold chronograph.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET SIZE: 7-3/8 to 8-3/8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and chronograph CALIBER: 3019 PHC

LOT 30

Movado Kingmatic Sub Sea HS 360 in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 502 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm wide x 39 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Shimmering navy blue pie pan with applied chunky hour markers and white chapter ring BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather

Movado produced watches of world-class quality in the 1970s. The present watch is an excellent example of Movado's production prowess. The in-house Cal. 408 is beautifully finished; the case and dial exhibit high levels of design and workmanship. The "HS 360" identification on the dial refers to the high beat movement operating at 36,000 beats per hour.

Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Starting Bid: $300

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: Movado 408

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LOT 31

Tissot T 12 Navigator Seastar 24-Hour World Timer in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 44566-2 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm wide x 49 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Pale yellow and taupe representing AM and PM with applied hour markers, date aperture at the "18" hour marker, and black internal rotating world cities bezel

The Tissot Seastar Navigator is a purist's 24-hour watch with the added complication of a world time bezel. It was part of Tissot's high-end T 12 range and uses a Super Compressor case

by EPSA. The color of the dial, impressive size, and unique features make this a fascinating and collectible watch.

Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Starting Bid: $300

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: 24-hour time and date CALIBER: 798

LOT 32

Tissot T12 World Time Watch in Steel CIRCA: 1960s REF.: 44645 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 43 mm in diameter DIAL: Silver and gray 24-hour dial with applied doorstop hour markers, inner rotating world cities bezel

Tissot's T 12 was the company's top-of-the line watch in the late 1960s. The line was known for its classic sporty styling and high build quality.

The World Time reference has a purist's 24-hour movement and an interestingly shaped case that would later influence the Ikepod case design.

Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Starting Bid: $300

BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Tissot signed in stainless steel by Gay Freres BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-7/8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: 24-hour time and date CALIBER: 788

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LOT 33

Tissot 1281 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1960s REF.: 808A CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 33 mm in diameter DIAL: Silver sunburst with applied hour markers, blue printed telemeter scale, and three chronograph subregisters BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather

Tissot's 1281 series of chronographs was produced in the early to mid 1960s. The 1281 movement was made by Lemania and was their first movement to feature a cam lever, a technology that would appear in the Speedmaster 861 in 1969. The case design is both classy and sporty with beveled lugs and bezel.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-7/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 1746733 FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: 1281

LOT 34

Tissot Chronograph Ref. 6212 in Gold Plate CIRCA: 1946 REF.: 6212-3 CASE MATERIAL: Yellow gold plated CASE DIMENSIONS: 25 mm in diameter DIAL: White opaline with Arabic hour markers in gold foil, minute track in black, tachymeter printed in blue and two guilloche chronograph subregisters BRACELET MATERIAL: Antique brown oiled leather

Tissot has been a division of OMEGA since 1921.

As a result, many of Tissot's watches shared design, components, and movements with OMEGA. The present example is very attractive with the same Lemania-produced Cal 320 as used in OMEGA watches and a stunning dial with gold leaf numerals. The caseback has a beautifully detailed inscription.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Lemania 320

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LOT 35

Tissot Navigator Automatic Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 45 500 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black with luminous hour markers, seconds subregister at the "9" hour marker, date aperture at the "3" hour marker

Tissot made a variety of sporty watches in the Navigator line. The Navigator chronographs were fitted with Lemania movements just like their big brothers at OMEGA. The present example has an interesting chunky case and asymmetric dial with the world-class Lemania 1343 movement.

Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Starting Bid: $300

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather rally strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and chronograph with central minute counter CALIBER: Lemania 1343

LOT 36

Tissot T 12 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1960s REF.: 40506 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm wide x 49 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Black with white printed details, chapter ring with applied hour markers

Tissot has been a division of OMEGA since 1927.

The two brands shared designs and components in the 1960s and 1970s, demonstrated by the T 12's EPSA Compressor case and Lemania 1281 chronograph movement.

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown shark strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 8-1/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Lemania 1281

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LOT 37

Doxa Sub 300T Professional in Steel CIRCA: 1970s

BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Synchronsigned beads of rice in stainless steel

The Doxa Sub 300T is one of the most recognizable and iconic dive watches ever made.

The orange dial, bold cushion-shaped case, oversized minute hand, and unidirectional nodecompression bezel were novel introductions that instantly eliminated the competition. So loved was the Doxa by professionals that Jacques Cousteau offered them for sale in his Aqua Lung catalog. The present example is an Aqua Lung with logo on the dial and units in feet on the bezel for the American market.

BRACELET SIZE: 7-7/8 to 8-3/4 inches

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000

MOVEMENT: Automatic

Starting Bid: $1,000

CASE NUMBER: 718279 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 43 mm in diameter DIAL: Bright orange with black details, luminous hour markers, date aperture at the "3" hour marker, and Aqua-Lung logo on the bottom left

FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: ETA 2783

LOT 38

Aquadive Caribbean 1000 Ref. 709/1 in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 709/1 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 50 mm in diameter DIAL: Blue 3M Scotchlite with maxi luminous hour plots, large white luminous-filled hands, and lollipop seconds hand BRACELET MATERIAL: Stainless steel mesh BRACELET SIZE: Up to 8 inches

The Aquadive 709/1 "Discosub" is an icon of dive history. The massive monocoque 50 mm case by Jenny with a 3 mm thick domed crystal provides water resistance to 1000 meters without the need for a helium escape valve. The dial is equally impressive with an eye-popping blue dial made of 3M Scotchlite that sparkles with an intense fire in low-light conditions.

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: ETA 2783

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LOT 39

Zodiac Sea Wolf in Steel CIRCA: 1966 REF.: 722-916 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with luminous hour markers, yellow chapter ring, date aperture at "3" hour marker

Introduced in 1953, Zodiac's Sea Wolf was one of the first dive watches. It was extremely popular with U.S. servicemen in Vietnam. The present example from 1966 has an attractive acrylic bezel insert and original signed bracelet.

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Zodiac doublesigned in stainless steel BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 7-1/2 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 70-72

LOT 40

Zodiac Super Sea Wolf in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 722.936 CASE NUMBER: 910 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 43 mm wide x 50 mm top to bottom DIAL: Matte black with orange framed luminousfilled hour markers, date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Zodiac signed in stainless steel

Zodiac was the first company to manufacture a diving watch in 1953. The Sea Wolf line proved to be very popular with recreational and professional divers as well as military personnel.

Zodiac diving watches were available at PXs in Vietnam and many were purchased by U.S. servicemen looking for durable watches that could withstand tropical conditions. The Super Sea Wolf debuted in 1971 using the tough Dixi case with a water resistance of 1000 meters.

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-1/2 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 72B

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LOT 41

Cyma Divingstar Wristwatch in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 531 CASE NUMBER: 600 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 43 mm wide x 50 mm top to bottom

Cyma was a member of the Synchron Group along with Doxa and Borel. The Divingstar is housed in the rugged Dixi case. The present example exhibits a lovely, faded patina resulting from regular use of this purpose-built tool watch.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

DIAL: Black with open rectangle hour markers, charcoal gray date wheel BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7 1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: Cyma R.804.00 (High grade ETA 2622)

LOT 42

LeJour Flygraf Valjoux 726 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm wide x 42 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Black with applied hour markers, dashboard-style chronograph layout with three subregisters, red and yellow detailing at the "6" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Navy blue leather

LeJour was a name used by the French maker Yema for its U.S. export watches. The Flygraf was an aviator's chronograph featuring a uniquely styled dashboard dial with blue and silver slide rule bezel. The present example is extremely rare with the famed Valjoux 726 movement. The movement and caseback are signed JP Pingouin, Yema's parent company.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 726

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LOT 43

Concord 666 Diver Chronograph with Burgundy Dial in Steel CIRCA: 1970s CASE NUMBER: 634001P CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm in diameter DIAL: Burgundy with chunky luminous-trimmed baton hour markers, two chrome-trimmed white chronograph subregisters, and printed tachymeter

Concord made a variety of interesting sport watches in the 1970s. The present example has a classic cushion-shaped case with brilliant burgundy dial. The aluminum bezel insert has attractively aged and the caseback has a deep relief of a diver being lowered into the abyss.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Stainless steel brick link

by JB Champion BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/4 to 8-1/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 7733

LOT 44

Mulco Gilt Dial Chronograph in Steel and Nickel Plate CIRCA: 1940s REF.: 2540 CASE NUMBER: 180949 CASE MATERIAL: Nickel plated with stainless steel caseback CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter

Mulco made a variety of interesting sport watches. The present example has a nice oversized case and stunning black gilt dial evocative of the 1950s.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

DIAL: Black gloss with hints of tropical brown, luminous Arabic hour markers, and gilt details BRACELET MATERIAL: Light tan leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 22

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LOT 45

Charles Nicolet Gilt Dial Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1950s CASE NUMBER: 144 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 37 mm in diameter DIAL: Glossy black with luminous Arabic hour markers, details in yellow and pink gold, two deep guilloche chronograph subregisters

Founded in 1916 in Tramelan, Switzerland, Charles Nicolet was known for producing complicated watches. The present watch is a fabulous example with oversized stainless steel case, excellent glossy black dial with gilt details, and original luminous Arabic markers.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Venus 175

LOT 46

Imperios Monopusher Chronograph in Steel and Chrome/Gold Plate CIRCA: 1930s CASE NUMBER: 176114 CASE MATERIAL: Chrome- and gold-plated with steel caseback CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: White opaline sector dial with foil applique, two small chronograph subregisters at the "3" and "9" hour markers, tachymeter printed in blue BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap

Imperios was a watch brand based in La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland. The present example is typical of a hinged lug 1930s design with attractive sector dial. The Hahn/Landeron is a high quality column-wheel chronograph movement. The present watch is a stylish example of art deco design in a vintage sport watch.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-3/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Hahn Landeron

LOT 47: NO LOT

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LOT 48

Abercrombie & Fitch Ref. 7000 Diver Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1960s REF.: 7000 CASE NUMBER: 215 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 37 mm x 42 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Black with luminous hour markers, white printed tachymeter, two silver guilloche chronograph subregisters

Abercrombie & Fitch was a New York-based outfitter for the gentleman sportsman. Over the years they offered watches of the highest quality in-store and through their catalog. The present example is a diver chronograph and one of the rarest Abercrombie watches.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Red leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Venus

LOT 49

Favre-Leuba Valjoux 23 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 30233 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm wide x 39 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Matte white with applied faceted hour markers, red printed tachymeter, two chronograph subregisters with red detailed "beach ball" minute counter at the "3" hour marker

Favre-Leuba produced sport watches in the 1960s and 1970s with superior design, quality movements, and intriguing colors. The present example is a yachting chronograph with an extremely attractive red and white motif with the 15-minute interval on the 30-minute subregister resembling a beach ball. A perfect summer watch and a rare find from this manufacturer.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/8 to 7-1/2 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 23

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LOT 50

Wakmann Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1969 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 41 mm x 47 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Matte black with luminous hour markers, white printed details, and raised tachymeter chapter ring BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather by JB Champion

The Wakmann Watch Co. was started in 1946 as a New York-based importer of Swiss sport watches. The present example resembles the OMEGA Seamaster, with a similar EPSA case and Lemania 1873 movement.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-7/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 3019483 FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Lemania 1873

LOT 51

Waltham by Blancpain Ref. MC4 in Steel and Chrome Plate CIRCA: 1950s REF.: MC4 CASE MATERIAL: Chrome plated with stainless steel caseback CASE DIMENSIONS: 34.5 mm x 41 mm lug-tolug

In the 1950s and 1960s Blancpain diving watches were sold in the U.S. under the name Waltham.

Collectors now realize that the Waltham versions are rarer than contemporary Blancpains.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

DIAL: Glossy black with applied luminous-filled fancy hour markers BRACELET MATERIAL: Orange leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: A. Schild 1187/94

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LOT 52

Girard-Perregaux Valjoux 72 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm wide x 46 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Matte black reverse-panda with applied luminous baton hour markers, three white chronograph subregisters with red detail on the first five minutes of the minute counter at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Charcoal gray leather strap

Girard Perregaux introduced this reference in the early 1970s as a successor to the Olimpico series of chronographs. The 42 mm cushionshaped case is a design classic. The Valjoux 72 is a beautifully finished column wheel chronograph movement. The present example has a great look with its reverse panda dial layout, silver insert bezel, and touch of red to the minute counter.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 72

LOT 53

Gruen Ocean Chief in Steel CIRCA: 1950s REF.: 560 RSS 165 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm x 42 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Matte black with gilt-framed triangular luminous-filled hour markers BRACELET MATERIAL: Charcoal gray leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/8 to 7-1/8 inches

Gruen's Ocean Chief has become a sought after watch due to its expressive 1950s dial, magnificent case with lyre lugs, and "deep dish" concave bezel. Gruen shared this case with the first generation Breitling Superocean. The present example has developed beautiful matching patina throughout.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: Gruen N 710 SS

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LOT 54

Gruen Chronograph Ref. 770R in Steel CIRCA: 1950s CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel

The present watch from the 1950s is an extremely clean and high quality example of the racing chronograph genre. The red and blue accents add a touch of color to this attractive watch.

CASE DIMENSIONS: 37 mm in diameter

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000

DIAL: Silver with applied hour markers, Arabic numerals at "6" and "9" hour markers, telemeter scale in red, tachymeter in blue, two chronograph subregisters

Starting Bid: $500

REF.: 770R

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Venus 188

LOT 55

Universal Geneve for Chatham Instruments in Steel CIRCA: 1940s CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 33 mm in diameter DIAL: Black military-style with luminous-painted Arabic hour markers, white outer seconds track, and inner 24-hour track BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown alligator-textured leather

Chatham Instrument Co. was primarily a maker of nautical clocks. Many Chatham clocks were used by the British in WWII. Chatham commissioned Universal Geneve to make wristwatches using a Chatham-signed Universal Calibre 263 Estimate: $400 – $600 Starting Bid: $200

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: Universal Geneve Cal 263

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LOT 56

Universal Geneve Ref. 881101/01 Tri-Compax "Eric Clapton" Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1960s REF.: 881101/01 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: White dial with black hour markers, luminous dots at each hour marker near periphery of the dial, three black chronograph subregisters in "panda" configuration BRACELET MATERIAL: Universal Geneve signed in stainless steel BRACELET SIZE: 7-3/4 to 8-1/2 inches

Universal Geneve's Tri-Compax is a mechanical tour-de-force, combining a chronograph with triple date and moonphase in a surprisingly legible format. The 881101/01 takes this paragon of watchmaking and gives it a decidedly sporty look, including a fixed tachymeter bezel and twisted lugs harkening to the manufacturer's Polerouter model. This reference was famously photographed on the wrist of musician and legendary watch collector, Eric Clapton.

Estimate: $10,000 – $15,000 Starting Bid: $9,000

MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time, day, date, month, chronograph and moon phase indication CALIBER: 281

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LOT 57

Universal Geneve Polerouter Ref. S20217-4 in Steel CIRCA: 1950s REF.: S20217-4 CASE NUMBER: 1712554 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 35.5 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with silver track for hour markers, luminous dots at each hour marker

Universal Geneve designed the Polerouter to be an antimagnetic watch for pilots traveling across areas with strong magnetic fields such as the North Pole. The slim case design, Bauhausinspired dial, and long tapered lugs are evocative of this period.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET MATERIAL: Universal Geneve black leather with Kreisler buckle BRACELET SIZE: 7 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time CALIBER: Universal 138SS

LOT 58

Universal Geneve Polerouter Broad Arrow in Steel CIRCA: 1955 REF.: 20217-8 CASE NUMBER: 1714018 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm in diameter DIAL: Black gilt with luminous-filled chapter ring and chrome hour markers BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap

The Universal Geneve Polerouter was conceived as a pilot's watch with antimagnetic capabilities for travel in areas of extreme magnetic fields, such as the North Pole. The curved lug case is a masterpiece, the first and arguably the best of Gerald Genta's designs. Of all the Polerouters, the broad arrow stands at the pinnacle of the line.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-7/8 to 8-3/8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 138SS

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LOT 59

Universal Geneve Polerouter Microrotor in Steel CIRCA: 1950s REF.: 20214 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm in diameter DIAL: Black sector dial with gilt details, silver hour markers on guilloche chapter ring, luminous plots at each hour marker, applied logo BRACELET MATERIAL: Reddish brown leather strap

The Universal Geneve Polerouter was designed to be a pilot's watch with special antimagnetic characteristics. The present example is a second generation model with the famed 215 microrotor movement. The Polerouter is one of Gerald Genta's first watch designs and is an horological icon.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 7-1/8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic microrotor FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 215

LOT 60

Universal Geneve Polerouter Sub Asymmetric in Steel CIRCA: 1970s CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 41 mm wide x 43 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Matte black dial with a red bisecting line, framed luminous hour markers, trapezoidal date window at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap

The Universal Geneve Polerouter Sub adopted a similar asymmetric case to the Space Compax of the early 1970s. The present example exhibits its original case brushing and is rare to find in such fine condition, especially with the correct countdown bezel.

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000 Starting Bid: $2,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic microrotor FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 218-2

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LOT 61

Universal Geneve Polerouter Sub in Steel CIRCA: 1960s CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm in diameter DIAL: Glossy black with gilt details, luminous hour markers, gloss black bezel with foil applique numerals BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic microrotor

Universal Geneve's Polerouter Sub was introduced in 1962. The combination of a massive 42 mm EPSA Super Compressor case, beautiful glossy gilt dial, and microrotor automatic movement was an instant classic still on the short list of many watch collectors. The present example maintains its original appearance with attractive patina.

Estimate: $8,000 – $12,000 Starting Bid: $4,000

FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 218-9

LOT 62

Universal Geneve Polerouter in Steel CIRCA: 1970s CASE NUMBER: 869119 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm wide x 42 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: White matte with applied faceted hour markers and trapezoidal date window at the "3" hour marker

Universal Geneve continued the Polerouter range into the 1970s. The case and dial were styled to be smoother and more understated. The present example presents a clean and classic modern design aesthetic.

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown ostrich leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-5/8 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic microrotor FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 1-69

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LOT 63

Universal Geneve Polerouter Jet in Steel CIRCA: 1960s REF.: 20355/1 CASE NUMBER: 1905685 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 34 mm wide x 42 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Light grey with milled hour markers, applied logo BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather with teal stitching

Universal Geneve designed the Polerouter to be an antimagnetic watch for pilots traveling across areas with strong magnetic fields such as the North Pole. The Polerouter Jet was introduced in the 1960s as the first major redesign of the model.

The slim case design, Bauhaus-inspired dial, and long tapered lugs are evocative of this period.

The movement is the in-house 215-9 microrotor automatic caliber.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic with microrotor FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: Universal 215-9

LOT 64

Universal Geneve Sugar Bowl with 1946 Dedication to Cecil Hankins in Steel CIRCA: 1946 REF.: 20505 CASE NUMBER: 1051075 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 32 mm in diameter DIAL: Cream white with luminous Arabic hour markers, 24-hour and 60-second tracks BRACELET MATERIAL: Stainless steel by Speidel USA

The present example has a great military look and is an important piece of college football history.

Oklahoma A&M was the winning team in the 1946 Sugar Bowl, due in no small part to a 29-yard pass caught by halfback, Cecil Hankins. This watch was dedicated to Mr. Hankins. He would later switch from football to basketball and played for the St. Louis Bombers and Boston Celtics.

Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Starting Bid: $300

BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 267

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LOT 65

Universal Geneve Aero Compax Ref. 882.424 in Steel CIRCA: 1982 REF.: 882.424 CASE NUMBER: 4.199.625 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm x 48 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Black glossy 24-hour with white printed Arabic hour markers, three chronograph subregisters.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather strap with Universal signed deployant buckle

Universal Geneve had a rebirth in the early 1980s with a host of chronograph designs that paid homage to their vintage models from the 1960s.

These watches were powered by the excellent Lemania manual wind chronograph movement.

The Aero Compax is unique in this range; a true purist's 24-hour watch. The present example is a rare find for the discerning collector.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 4530024 FUNCTIONS: 24-hour time, chronograph, second time zone CALIBER: Lemania 1872-24

LOT 66

Vulcain Cricket in Steel and Chrome Plate CIRCA: 1960s REF.: S2314A CASE MATERIAL: Chrome plated with steel caseback CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm in diameter DIAL: Silver sunburst with applied enamel-filled hour markers BRACELET MATERIAL: Forest green leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-1/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and alarm CALIBER: V-52

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Vulcain is a small Swiss watch company that was founded in 1858. In 1947 they produced the world's first genuinely operational alarm wristwatch, powerful enough to awaken its owner.. The movement has a unique and powerful alarm sound that earned it the name "Cricket". The Cricket was known as the President's watch, after it was worn by watch enthusiast Harry Truman as well as Presidents Eisenhower and Nixon. The present example is oversized for the breed with a stunning look of understated elegance.

Estimate: $400 – $600 Starting Bid: $200

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LOT 67

Eterna Eterna-Matic Sevenday in Steel CIRCA: 1970s

BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Eterna signed in stainless steel

Eterna became famous for inventing the ballbearing system for mounting the automatic winding rotor on movements, hence the company logo of five ball bearings. Eterna was also the founder of ETA, a staple movement used in many Swiss manufactured watches. Eterna reserved the best of these movements for their own watches. The Sevenday represents a series of day/date watches with advanced design. The present example has an anatomically-designed cushion-shaped case and an extremely nice factory original bracelet.

BRACELET SIZE: 6-7/8 to 7-1/2 inches

Estimate: $800 – $1,200

MOVEMENT: Automatic

Starting Bid: $400

CASE NUMBER: 5610943 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: Sunburst in charcoal gray with white printing, fancy large baton hour markers, day/ date aperture at the "3" hour marker, and black chapter ring that floats above the dial.

FUNCTIONS: Time, day, and date CALIBER: 1543

LOT 68

Oris Chronoris Ref. 7564 in Steel CIRCA: 2000s REF.: 7564 CASE NUMBER: 24-6157 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: Black guilloche with applied baton hour markers, orange and white chapter ring, round date aperture at the "6" hour marker, and one oversized subregister at the "12" hour marker

The Oris Chronoris was introduced in the early 2000s as a retro-inspired watch. The colors, sunburst brushing, and tonneau case are inspired by the design sense of the 1970s. The exemplary build quality of this fairly recent production has put Oris back in collectors' sights.

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black and orange leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 7750 (Oris Cal 672)

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LOT 69

Tudor Submariner Ref. 7928/0 in Steel CIRCA: 1967

BRACELET MATERIAL: Rolex signed in stainless steel with 380 end links

Tudor was established in 1926 by Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf as Rolex's baby brother. Tudor watches were offered at a lower price point than Rolex, making them a favorite among professionals needing purpose-built tool watches. The present example is one of the final Submariners made with the Fleurier 390 movement, exhibiting beautifully aged patina, light gray ghost bezel, thick case with welldefined original chamfers, and matte dial with an even, olive luminous coloration.

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-7/8 inches

Estimate: $8,000 – $12,000

MOVEMENT: Automatic

Starting Bid: $4,000

REF.: 7928/0 CASE NUMBER: 590143 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm in diameter DIAL: Black matte with luminous hour markers, white details, and minute track

FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: Fleurier 390

LOT 70

Tudor Date-Day Jumbo Ref. 7020/0 in Steel CIRCA: 1969 REF.: 7020/0 CASE NUMBER: 686224 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm wide x 42 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Glossy black with silver printing and minute track, multifaceted chunky hour markers, applied Tudor logo, day aperture at the "12" hour marker, date aperture at the "3" hour marker

The Tudor Date-Day Jumbo is a very interesting large size wristwatch produced for only a few short years in the 1970s. The 7020/0 is the best of the breed with a milled rotating bezel. The present watch is a spectacular example with super glossy black dial, nice thick case with original bevels mostly intact, and a Submariner bracelet.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Rolex signed ref. 93150 in stainless steel with 580 end links BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/4 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, day, and date CALIBER: Tudor-signed ETA

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LOT 71

Tudor Submariner "Snowflake" Ref. 9411/0 in Steel CIRCA: 1973

FUNCTIONS: Time and date

The Tudor Submariner "Snowflake" represented a significant change in design from the standard Rolex Submariner. First, the introduction of square luminous hour markers and geometricshaped hands differentiated the Snowflake from its Rolex Submariner big brother. Moreover, Tudor Submariners were significantly influenced by the French Military highlighting the Snowflake as a true "tool watch". And last, the Snowflake was the first Tudor Submariner to use a third-party movement, making the Snowflake a high quality precision timepiece available at a lower price than Rolex Submariners. Overall, the Snowflake is a very special and different watch than the Submariner; certainly a must-have in any serious watch collection.

CALIBER: ETA 2784

Estimate: $6,000 – $9,000

REF.: 9411/0 CASE NUMBER: 798431 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with square luminous hour markers, date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Tudor signed in stainless steel with "K3" date code BRACELET SIZE: 7 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic

Starting Bid: $4,000

LOT 72

Breitling Premier Ref. 760 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1940s REF.: 760 CASE NUMBER: 515424 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: Cream white with art deco Arabic hour markers, seconds track, tachymeter in black, two chronograph subregisters at "3" and "9" hour markers, and script Breitling logo

Breitling's Premier line of chronographs contained simple and elegant watches for sportsmen of the 1940s and 1950s. The present example is oversized and has an extremely pleasing case design with sloping beveled lugs.

The square pushers are rare to see in a stainless steel case.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Blue leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Venus 175

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LOT 73

Breitling Ref. 2006 Top Time in Steel and Chrome Plate CIRCA: 1960s REF.: 2006 CASE MATERIAL: Chrome plated with stainless steel caseback CASE DIMENSIONS: 37 mm square DIAL: Sunburst silver with applied baton markers,two black chronograph subregisters at the "3" and "9" hour markers

With its unusual pillow-shaped case, the Breitling Top Time was the first non-traditional design made by the firm in the 1960s. A modified Top Time was worn by James Bond in "Thunderball."

The present example has developed beautiful patina on the "panda" dial configuration.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Tan cordovan strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/8 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Venus 188

LOT 74

Breitling Chronomat Ref. 1808 in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 1808 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 49 mm in diameter DIAL: Black glossy with applied hour markers, two soft silver subregisters, slide rule scale, and date aperture at the "6 "hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Tan leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/4 inches

In 1969 Breitling introduced what would arguably be the first automatic chronograph. The ChronoMatic movement was an ingenious design, incorporating a microrotor winding mechanism and modular chronograph section with jumping half hours on the hour counter. Breitling also redesigned the Navitimer and Chronomat models with a stunning 49 mm case for the 1970s. The present example is an early model from around 1970 with white hands and all-black bezel with stunning original PVD finish.

MOVEMENT: Automatic microrotor

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000

FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and chronograph

Starting Bid: $1,000

CALIBER: Cal 12 Chrono-Matic

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LOT 75

Longines Comet Mystery Dial in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 8475 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 34 mm wide x 39 mm case top to bottom DIAL: Mystery dial in rings of alternating black and white with minutes represented by the dot on the black ring. Original signed Longines crystal.

Longines introduced the Comet mystery dial watch in the late 1960s. The Comet featured a dial in alternating rings of white and a second color. Longines had long been a noted maker of mystery dial watches and the Comet is the last in the line. The present example is the black version and in rare original condition.

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Longines signed in stainless steel BRACELET SIZE: 7-7/8 to 8-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only, mystery dial CALIBER: 702

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LOT 76

Longines Ref. G394 Oversized Chronograph in 18K Pink Gold CIRCA: 1948 REF.: G394 CASE MATERIAL: 18K pink gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm wide x 48 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Pink gold colored with silver minute track, oversized chronograph subregisters at "3" and "9" hour markers, and "Fab. Suisse" signature.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown lizard strap

Longines was known as the premier maker of chronograph movements of its time. The 30CH was the final in-house chronograph movement from Longines and demonstrates the manufacturer's chronograph expertise. The present example has an oversized case with double-claw lugs and a "Fab. Suisse" signed dial indicating it was produced for the French market.

Estimate: $5,000 – $8,000 Starting Bid: $3,000

BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/2 to 9 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: 30CH

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LOT 77

Longines Oversized Calatrava Ref. 4915 in Steel CIRCA: 1956

CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel

The present watch is an excellent example of an oversized, manual-wind, stainless steel dress watch from the 1950s. The white dial with gold accents is pure 1950s in design. This example has an attractive spider web patina to the dial.

CASE DIMENSIONS: 37.2 mm in diameter

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000

DIAL: Opaline white with applied gold markers, seconds subregister at the "6" hour marker

Starting Bid: $500

REF.: 4915 CASE NUMBER: 49152549

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown lizard strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 10871299 FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 12.68Z

LOT 78

Longines Oversized Calatrava Ref. 6247 in 18K Pink Gold CIRCA: 1956 REF.: 6247 CASE MATERIAL: 18K pink gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: Parchment dial with applied pink gold Arabic and stick hour markers, seconds subregister at the "6" hour marker

Longines produced a series of oversized dress watches in the 1950s. The case design, build quality, and movement finishing of these watches was excellent. The present example exhibits a golden patina to the dial and is distinguished by stylized mid-century Arabic numerals.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown crocodile strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/8 to 7-5/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 27H

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LOT 79

Longines Conquest Ultra-Chron Super Compressor Diver in Steel CIRCA: 1970s

DIAL: Black matte with luminous-filled applied hour markers, date aperture at 4:30, orange accented inner rotating bezel

Longines made a variety of bold, colorful sport watches from the late 1960s to early 1970s.

The present example is a Conquest diver, featuring a Super Compressor case by EPSA. The Super Compressor has a proprietary spring in the caseback that tightens as it is exposed to greater pressure. Another characteristic of the Super Compressor is the internal rotating bezel actuated by the top crown. The 6651 caliber is an in-house high-beat caliber.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black alligator strap

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000

BRACELET SIZE: 7 to 8-3/4 inches

Starting Bid: $500

REF.: 8593-1 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 43 mm wide x 44 mm lug-to-lug

MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 6651

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LOT 80

OMEGA Speedmaster Ref. 105.003 "Ed White" in Steel CIRCA: 1964 REF.: 105.003-64 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with shades of "tropical" dark brown and beautifully aged luminous hour markers BRACELET MATERIAL: OMEGA signed ref. 1067 in stainless steel with 532 end links BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/4 to 8 inches

The OMEGA Speedmaster has always been synonymous with the U.S. Space program, as OMEGA was the only watch manufacturer to be approved by NASA after passing a rigorous test protocol. The 105.003 was the last model produced with classic straight lugs and was worn by Ed White for the historic first space walk during the 1965 Gemini 4 mission. The present example is an unpolished tropical masterpiece with ghost bezel, beautifully aged brown dial, and full-length 1067 stretch link bracelet.

MOVEMENT: Manual wind

Estimate: $8,000 – $12,000

FUNCTIONS: Time, chronograph, and tachymeter

Starting Bid: $4,000

CALIBER: Omega 321 (Lemania base)

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LOT 81

OMEGA Cosmic Triple Calendar Moonphase Wristwatch in Steel CIRCA: 1952

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap

The OMEGA Cosmic triple date moonphase is one of the most desirable models of the brand. It is also the most difficult OMEGA to find with an original dial. The present example is all original with some patina to the attractive creme white dial. It is also a special configuration with blue date track, matching pointer hand, and twisted lugs stainless case. A beautiful example for any devotee of OMEGA vintage watches.

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 7-3/4 inches

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000

MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 13385980

Starting Bid: $500

REF.: 2471-11 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 34.5mm in diameter DIAL: White opaline with blue date track, applied hour markers and logo

FUNCTIONS: Time, day, date, month, moon phase indication CALIBER: 381

LOT 82

OMEGA Seamaster Ref. C5274 in 14K Gold Filled CIRCA: 1956 REF.: C5274 CASE NUMBER: 2075 CASE MATERIAL: 14K yellow gold filled CASE DIMENSIONS: 31.5 mm in diameter

This Omega Seamaster has an extremely attractive case with chunky lugs and a beautifully aged, original dial.

Estimate: $400 – $600 Starting Bid: $200

DIAL: Parchment colored with applied triangular hour markers BRACELET MATERIAL: OMEGA gray lizard strap with OMEGA vintage buckle BRACELET SIZE: 6 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic, No. 15522729 FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 470

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LOT 83

OMEGA Ref. 2506-6 Oversized Wristwatch in Steel CIRCA: 1947 REF.: 2506-6 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: White opaline with yellow gold applied hour markers and logo BRACELET MATERIAL: OMEGA brown leather strap with vintage OMEGA buckle

OMEGA produced a line of interesting oversized dress watches in the 1940s. The 2506 has a unique case that is reminiscent of the Ranchero in a larger 38 mm size. The present example has developed a beautiful dial patina in a sharp, unpolished case.

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 11738880 FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 283

LOT 84

OMEGA Prewar Wristwatch in Steel CIRCA: 1939 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 32 mm in diameter DIAL: White with unique salmon patina, printed hour markers and logo, rail minute track, large seconds subregister at the "6" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind

OMEGA produced designs with a very bold aesthetic using the Caliber 30 in the years leading up to the war. The present example is a textbook example of the "Calatrava" style, with squareedged bezel, tucked in lugs, and sub-seconds track. The original dial has taken on a lovely salmon patina, complementing the vibrant blued hands.

Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Starting Bid: $300

FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 30

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LOT 85

OMEGA Ref. 2751-6 Oversized Early Waterproof Wristwatch in Steel CIRCA: 1954 REF.: 2751-6 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36.4 mm in diameter DIAL: Amber patina sector with applied hour markers, seconds subregister at the "6" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather strap

Omega produced a number of stainless steel watches in the 1950s with twisted or "lyre" lugs and some, such as the present example, with a waterproof compression back design. The dial of the present example has aged nicely with the chapter ring turning a peach color and the center having an attractive marbleized appearance.

Estimate: $400 – $600 Starting Bid: $200

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 14608978 FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 266

LOT 86

OMEGA Early Tank-Style Wristwatch in Steel CIRCA: 1920 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 22 mm wide x 38 mm lug to lug DIAL: White with fancy applied Arabic hour markers, outer 24-hour track, and seconds subregister at the "6" hour marker

Wristwatches became popular after WWI, evidenced by this very early OMEGA from 1920.

The present example has a steel case and original dial, making it exceedingly rare.

Estimate: $400 – $800 Starting Bid: $200

BRACELET MATERIAL: Reddish brown leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-1/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only

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LOT 87

OMEGA Ref. 2684 with Honeycomb Dial in 18K Pink Gold CIRCA: 1952 CASE NUMBER: 11263159

OMEGA made beautiful dress watches in the early 1950s. The combination of a richly toned pink gold case and antique white honeycomb dial is just exquisite on the present example.

CASE MATERIAL: 18K pink gold

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000

CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm in diameter

Starting Bid: $500

REF.: 2684

DIAL: Antique white honeycomb with faceted applied hour markers and logo, seconds subregister at the "6" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap with vintage OMEGA buckle BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 265

LOT 88

OMEGA Seamaster Calendar Ref. 14763 in Steel CIRCA: 1962 REF.: 14763 SC 62 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm wide x 42 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Pearl white sunburst with date at the "3" hour marker, onyx-inlaid hour markers.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown alligator strap

The OMEGA Seamaster is one of the brand's iconic models. Originally introduced in the 1940s, the range was known for quality dress watches with water resistant characteristics. The present example has a great looking case with angled chunky lugs and wide smooth bezel. The date is accentuated by an internal magnifier.

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 562

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LOT 89

OMEGA Ref. 2506-12SC Oversized Wristwatch in Steel CIRCA: 1952 REF.: 2506-12SC CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 37.5 mm x 41 mm lug-tolug DIAL: Creamy white with pink gold applied hour markers and logo

OMEGA produced a variety of oversized dress watches in the early 1950s. The present example has attractive pink gold accents that are a lovely contrast to the stainless steel case.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black crocodile strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 263

LOT 90

OMEGA Seamaster 600 Ref. 135.011 in Steel and Pink Gold Plate CIRCA: 1964 CASE MATERIAL: Pink gold plated with stainless steel caseback

OMEGA's Seamaster 600 line was reserved for the manufacturer's more avant garde designs.

The red accents and dashed minute markers add visual interest, while the chocolate brown patina gives the present example a unique look and feel.

CASE DIMENSIONS: 34 mm in diameter

Estimate: $500 – $1,000

DIAL: Tropical brown with red crosshairs, luminous hour markers, red logo, and double dash lines for minute markers.

Starting Bid: $300

REF.: 135.011

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 5-3/4 to 7-1/2 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 21518536 FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 601

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LOT 91

OMEGA Seamaster Ref. 166.110 with Blue Dial in Steel CIRCA: 1971 REF.: 166.110 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: Electric blue with white chapter ring and applied floating hour markers

OMEGA produced interesting tonneau-cased watches in the 1970s as part of the Seamaster line. The present example from 1971 has a deep electric blue dial with unusual markers that look as if they are floating above the surface.

Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Starting Bid: $300

BRACELET MATERIAL: Original OMEGA signed in stainless steel with 648 end links BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/2 to 8-1/2 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 1002

LOT 92

OMEGA Constellation TV Case Ref. 166.059 in Steel CIRCA: 1970 REF.: 166.059 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 33 mm x 39 mm DIAL: Midnight teal vignette with applied chrome baton hour markers, date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Stainless steel OMEGA integrated bracelet

The Omega Constellation TV case, designed

by Gerald Genta, debuted in 1970. The heavy integrated bracelet and tonneau-shaped case would predict future designs by Mr. Genta. The dial of the present example exhibits a beautiful "spider crazing" effect caused by aging of the lacquer. This is the first generation of OMEGA watches with the Cal 1002 movement.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/2 to 8-1/2 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 1002

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LOT 93

OMEGA Constellation Ref. 168.019 C-Case in Steel CIRCA: 1969 REF.: 168.019 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 34 mm in diameter DIAL: Silver linen finish with black-accented baton hour markers, day and date aperture at the "3" hour marker

The C-Shaped OMEGA Constellation debuted in 1969 and was extremely well received. It has become one of OMEGA's most recognizable references, designed by the famed Gerald Genta.

The present example is the most desirable configuration in all steel with stunning linen dial.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: OMEGA signed 1040 brick link in stainless steel with 639 end links BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/8 to 6-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic, No. 28316234 FUNCTIONS: Time, day, and date CALIBER: 752 Chronometer

LOT 94

OMEGA Seamaster Ref. 168.035 in Steel CIRCA: 1969 REF.: 168.035 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm wide x 42 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: "Sparkle" silver finish with large square enamel-filled hour markers, minute markings on chapter ring, date aperture at "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: OMEGA signed 1170 in stainless steel with 604 end links BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/8 to -7-7/8 inches

In the late 1960s OMEGA began experimenting with oversized cushion-shaped cases across the model lineup. These cases were manufactured

by EPSA and many of them featured a sunburst brushed finish that is visually appealing. The present example shows the beauty of this treatment in original, unpolished condition. The case and bezel both exhibit sunburst brushing complemented by a silver "sparkle" dial and enhanced with its tight, original bracelet.

Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Starting Bid: $300

MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 564

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LOT 95

OMEGA Seamaster Ref. 2849-2SC with Crosshair Dial in Steel CIRCA: 1961 REF.: 2849-2SC CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 34 mm in diameter DIAL: Black crosshair with gilt details, baton hour markers with inlaid onyx, and framed date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Original OMEGA signed beads of rice in stainless steel with #11 end links

In the 1950s OMEGA experimented with a number of waterproof designs for the Seamaster line. This particular case design, manufactured

by EPSA, uses a gasket on the inner lip of the compression caseback. The dial has a terrific "starry night" patina and the 503 movement has a swan neck regulator.

Estimate: $800 – $1,200 Starting Bid: $400

BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/2 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 503

LOT 96

OMEGA Ref. 2750-1 Wristwatch in Steel CIRCA: 1952 REF.: 2750-1 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 34.5 mm wide x 42 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: Silver with applied hour markers and logo, Arabic numerals at "12", "3", and "9", seconds subregister at the "6" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Stainless steel with OMEGA-signed clasp

OMEGA produced a variety of stainless steel watches in the early 1950s with the 266 movement. The present example has a wide bezel and long lugs, making it appear larger on the wrist. The combination of applied Arabic numerals and long triangles for the hour markers add to this visual effect. The watch is beautifully complemented by a JB Champion signed brick link bracelet.

Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Starting Bid: $300

BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/4 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 266

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LOT 97

OMEGA Seamaster 120 Ref. 166.027 in Steel CIRCA: 1968 REF.: 166.027 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 37 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black with applied luminous hour markers, framed date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: OMEGA signed ref. 1069 in stainless steel with 524 end links

OMEGA introduced the Seamaster 120 in 1966 as a companion watch to the popular 300 series.

The case design was the popular C-shape, resembling the Genta-designed Constellation of the time. The present example has an unusually nice bezel and warm patina to the luminous markers. It features a 565 movement with a swan neck regulator.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 7-1/8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 565

LOT 98

Enicar Sherpa Jet in Steel CIRCA: 1960s REF.: 126/002 CASE NUMBER: 640572 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black with applied baton hour markers and inner rotating GMT ring in black and white

Enicar's Sherpa Jet was introduced as a GMT watch with second time zone as part of the Sherpa line of adventure watches. It was housed in an EPSA Super Compressor case with Enicar's own lug design and bayonet-mounted caseback.

The present example is in rare, unpolished condition with the original beads of rice bracelet.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Enicar signed beads of rice in stainless steel BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/4 to 7-5/8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and GMT ring CALIBER: Enicar AR 1146

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LOT 99

Enicar Sherpa Graph Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1960s

BRACELET MATERIAL: Taupe leather strap

Enicar's Sherpa was introduced in the 1950s as a line of tough, water resistant watches for adventurers. The present example is a Sherpa Graph, the chronograph of the line. At 40 mm with attractive sculptural lugs and an extremely sporty chronograph dial, the size and look are perfect. Jim Clark, 1965 Formula 1 champion known for wearing Gallet watches, also wore a Sherpa Graph.

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-7/8 inches

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000

MOVEMENT: Manual wind

Starting Bid: $1,000

CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm in diameter DIAL: Black dial with applied faceted baton markers, subregisters in gloss and matte black with white detailing, white inner tachymeter bezel

FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 72

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LOT 100

Patek Philippe Ref. 5068R-010 with Diamond Bezel in 18K Pink Gold CIRCA: 2015 REF.: 5068R-010 CASE NUMBER: 6056378 CASE MATERIAL: 18K pink gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm wide x 40 mm lug-to-lug DIAL: White patterned dial with pink gold Arabic hour markers, date aperture at the "3" hour marker, and luminous hour markers near the periphery of the dial.

BRACELET MATERIAL: White tropical with Patek Philippe signed 18K pink gold deployant buckle

Patek Philippe's Nautilus and Aquanaut sport watches are some of the most popular references of the brand. They are great looking watches that can be worn during work or play, the present example being no exception. The pink gold Aquanaut with diamond bezel, gold Arabic numerals, and white patterned dial is a joy to wear and for others to see. This example exhibiting a little wear but in original condition.

Accompanied by original Certificate of Origin, product booklets, leather folder, and original inner wood and outer cardboard boxes.

Estimate: $25,000 – $35,000 Starting Bid: $22,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic, No. 5854655 FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 324 SC

LOT 101

Patek Philippe Aquanaut Luce Ring METAL: 18K white gold GEMSTONE(S): round brilliant-cut diamonds approx. 0.30 carat total

Accompanied by 8 interchangeable rubber inserts in various colors and original inner wood and outer cardboard boxes.

MEASUREMENTS: 3/8 inch at widest section

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000

RING SIZE: 6-3/4

Starting Bid: $1,800

WEIGHT: 7.80 g.

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LOT 102

Patek Philippe Ladies Annual Calendar Ref. 4936J-001 in 18K Gold CIRCA: 2008 REF.: 4936J-001 CASE NUMBER: 4702140 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 37 mm in diameter DIAL: Mother-of-pearl dial, luminous-filled applied gold Roman numerals, day and month subregisters near the "10" and "2" hour markers, moonphase indicator near the center post GEMSTONE(S): 170 round brilliant-cut diamonds, approx. 1.00 carat total BRACELET MATERIAL: Patek Philippe brown alligator strap with Patek Philippe-signed 18K gold buckle BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 7-1/2 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic, No. 3750700 FUNCTIONS: Time, annual calendar, moonphase indication CALIBER: 324 S QA LU

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First launched in 1996, the Annual Calendar —patented by Patek Philippe—was the first wristwatch to automatically display the month, day of the week, and date regardless of the duration of the month, needing only correcting once a year at the end of February. A highly successful timepiece, it was rated watch of the year soon after its debut and continues to be a flagship model for its convenient functions, excellent readability and user-friendly design.

The present watch features a genuine motherof-pearl dial. The bezel and crown enhanced with one carat of diamonds, creating a fascinating interplay of light reflections. The self-winding movement can be admired through the sapphire back. In all, this is a perfect watch for a lady that combines technical perfection and sensuous luxury.

Accompanied by Certificate of Origin, leather folder and product literature.

Estimate: $20,000 – $30,000 Starting Bid: $15,000

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LOT 103

Patek Philippe Ref. 3634J Ellipse with Onyx Dial in 18K Gold CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 3634J CASE NUMBER: 539394 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 33 mm x 38 mm DIAL: Black onyx dial BRACELET MATERIAL: Patek Philippe alligator strap w/ Patek Philippe signed 18K gold buckle

Patek Philippe's Ellipse models were first released in 1968. The design was inspired by the principle of the "golden section" discovered by ancient Greek mathematicians; the ideal proportion expressed as a ration of 1/1.6180. The present reference is a Grand Ellipse, the larger version of the model maintained in excellent condition with its original Patek Philippe strap and buckle.

Estimate: $5,000 – $9,000 Starting Bid: $4,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic, No. 1267670 FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 28-255

LOT 104

Patek Philippe Ref. 5015J with Officer's Case in 18K Gold CIRCA: 1980s REF.: 5015J CASE NUMBER: 2975726 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 35.5 mm in diameter DIAL: White with black Arabic hour markers, seconds subregister, power reserve and moonphase indications

Patek Philippe is world renowned for their beautiful dress watches, the present example being no exception. With the fancy Arabic numerals, hobnail bezel, and officer caseback, the reference 5015J is a true classic and a watch that will certainly not be owned, but "looked after for the next generation" Estimate: $14,000 – $20,000 Starting Bid: $10,000

BRACELET MATERIAL: Patek Philippe black alligator strap with Patek Philippe signed 18K buckle BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic microrotor, No. 3050177 FUNCTIONS: Time, power reserve, and moonphase indication CALIBER: 240/154

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LOT 105

Audemars Piguet Ultra Thin Wristwatch in 18K Gold CIRCA: 1960s

FUNCTIONS: Time only

A beautifully maintained ultra-thin Audemars Piguet wristwatch retailed by the prestigious Tiffany & Co. Before the famous Royal Oak and Offshore series of watches, Audemars Piguet was known for its prowess at manufacturing ultra-thin watches and movements, the present watch an excellent example of this skill. The bracelet, signed "C&B Italy", was manufactured by one of the most famous bracelet makers of the period and one of the few bracelet manufacturers for Tiffany.

The present example is in spectacular original condition, even exhibiting a pinkish patina from lack of use. A treasure for the discerning collector.

CALIBER: 2003

Estimate: $4,000 – $7,000

CASE NUMBER: 51048 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 31.5 mm in diameter DIAL: Champagne with "Tiffany & Co." signature BRACELET MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold signed "C&B Italy" BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind

Starting Bid: $3,000

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LOT 106

Audemars Piguet Perpetual Calendar Ref. 5548 in 18K White Gold CIRCA: 1985 REF.: 5548 CASE NUMBER: C 1167, No. 1434 CASE MATERIAL: 18K white gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: White with white gold hour markers, three calendar subregisters for day, month, and date; moonphase indication BRACELET MATERIAL: Audemars Piguet black lizard strap with Audemars Piguet signed 18K white gold buckle BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic, No. 227167 FUNCTIONS: Time, perpetual calendar, and moonphase indication CALIBER: 2120 QP

Every watch manufacturer has its specialty. For Audemars Piguet, that specialty was, and still is, the perpetual calendar. The watchmaker's consistent focus over the decades on complications like the perpetual calendar is one reason Audemars Piguet remains the preeminent haute horlogerie house still owned by its founding families; in fact, some even regard the perpetual calendar as the company's savior. The present reference is based on a design launched in 1978 at the depth of the Swiss watch industry.

The battery-operated quartz watch was king and traditional Swiss watchmakers were being decimated. Audemars unveiled its perpetual calendar based on the slim automatic JLC caliber 920. Coming on the heels of the Royal Oak and Nautilus, the AP perpetual was a hit. The present example is in wonderful condition with only few signs of wear.

Accompanied by leather pouch, outer box, hang tag, user manual and warranty.

Estimate: $8,000 – $12,000 Starting Bid: $7,000

LOT 107

OMEGA Speedmaster Ref. 175.0033 in 18K Gold and Steel CIRCA: 1991

FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph

REF.: 175.0033

CALIBER: OMEGA 1140

CASE NUMBER: 53307591

The legendary OMEGA Speedmaster was reimagined in 1988 with an automatic caliber in a slightly smaller 39 mm size. The watch was extremely wearable and popular. It was produced in several interesting variations that are prized by collectors. The present example dates from 1991 and is striking with its white dial and 18K yellow gold bezel.

CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold and stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte white with gold faceted baton markers and black printing BRACELET MATERIAL: Omega brown leather BRACELET SIZE: 5-3/4 to 7-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic

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Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,500

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LOT 108

OMEGA Seamaster 300 Ref. 2913-8 in Steel CIRCA: 1958

FUNCTIONS: Time only

The OMEGA Seamaster has a rich history.

Famously worn by the likes of James Bond, the Seamaster series began production in 1948 taking cues from the British military. The reference 2913 was launched in 1957 with the London Olympics, for which OMEGA was the official timekeeper. The model was marketed as a sporty dress watch that could handle days at the office and on the beach. Reference 2913-8, the last iteration of the reference, has a pointed hour hand and attractive small-arrow minute hand. The present watch is a nice example of this beautiful tool watch with rich civilian and military history.

CALIBER: 501

Estimate: $15,000 – $25,000

REF.: 2913-8 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with luminous hour markers and Arabic numerals at the "3", "6", "9", and "12" hour markers BRACELET MATERIAL: Nylon NATO strap BRACELET SIZE: 6 to 9-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic, No. 16030229

Starting Bid: $14,000

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LOT 109

OMEGA Seamaster 300 Ref. 165.024 for the British Military in Steel CIRCA: 1967 REF.: 165.024 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black dial with luminous wedgeshaped markers, Arabic numerals at the "12, "3," "6," and "9" hour markers, white "cat whisker" minute markers BRACELET MATERIAL: Gray NATO strap BRACELET SIZE: 5-1/2 to 9-1/2 inches

The twisted lug OMEGA Seamaster 300 was the second generation of OMEGA's professional diving watch. The case was redesigned to bear a family resemblance to the Speedmaster and to be easier for divers to read underwater with a wide bezel, big hour markers, and signature sword hands. The result was a design classic that put OMEGA on equal footing with Rolex in the dive watch segment. The present example carries the solid bars and W10 designation of an issued British military watch, a bonus for the Seamaster 300 or military collector.

FUNCTIONS: Time only

Accompanied Extract from the Archives denoting the production date of March 9, 1967 with delivery to the British Army.

CALIBER: 552

Estimate: $35,000 – $55,000

MOVEMENT: Automatic, No. 24719041

Starting Bid: $32,500

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LOT 110

OMEGA Seamaster 300 Ref. 2913-8 in Steel CIRCA: 1958 REF.: 2913-8 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black with triangular recessed luminous-filled hour markers, Arabic numerals at the "12, "3," "6," and "9" hour markers BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 501

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The straight lug OMEGA Seamaster is the original, most classic form of the watch. OMEGA's first entry into professional diving was a hit and the Seamaster is one of the most desirable watches from the manufacturer. The present example from 1958, the second year of production, is identified by the broad arrow minute hand. The luminous material on the dial and hands matches well and has aged to a lovely beige color. The watch is further enhanced by the big lollipop seconds hand, a signature styling element of early watches of the 300 series.

Estimate: $15,000 – $25,000 Starting Bid: $14,000

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LOT 111

OMEGA Constellation C-Series Ref. 168.0057 in 18K Gold CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 168.0057 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 41 mm from top to bottom of lugs DIAL: Gold colored with black-filled gold hour markers, day and date indication at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: 18k yellow gold "oyster" type

The OMEGA Constellation C series is equipped with the famous caliber 1021. During seven days of chronometer testing the movement achieved a 0.0 second variation. The Constellation has a long and prestigious history beginning in 1952. The C Series was launched in 1964, continuing to evolve over the years. The reference has lately gained strong acceptance and is a favorite among collectors.

Estimate: $4,000 – $7,000 Starting Bid: $3,000

BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic, No. 34354958 FUNCTIONS: Time, day, and date CALIBER: 1021

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LOT 112

OMEGA Speedsonic Ref. 188.0002 Radial Dial in Steel CIRCA: 1974 REF.: 188.0002 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 43 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black with rectangular luminous hour markers, radial numbers on the subregisters, and tachymeter chapter ring BRACELET MATERIAL: Original black Corfam strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 7-7/8 inches MOVEMENT: Tuning fork electronic FUNCTIONS: Time, day, date and chronograph CALIBER: 1255 (ESA 9210)

The OMEGA Speedsonic is the highest evolution of the tuning fork electronic watch. Invented by Max Hetzel, this movement uses a tuning fork to drive an index wheel. These movements are known for their distinctive hum, great reliability, incredible accuracy, and the fluid sweep of the seconds hand. The OMEGA Speedsonic uses this technology at its highest level, as a chronograph.

The present example from 1974, the first year of production, exhibits the rare feature of radial numbers on the subregisters as on prototype watches for the Alaska Project for NASA. Condition is near new old stock (NOS).

Estimate: $8,000 – $12,000 Starting Bid: $7,000

LOT 113: NO LOT

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LOT 114

OMEGA Speedmaster Ref. 145.022-69 in Steel CIRCA: 1969 REF.: 145.022-69 ST CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm in diameter DIAL: Deep gray with luminous hour markers, three chronograph subregisters, and tachymeter scale on bezel BRACELET MATERIAL: OMEGA signed ref. 1171 bracelet with ref. 1039 buckle in stainless steel BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 29117857

OMEGA was the only watch manufacturer to be approved by NASA after passing a rigorous test protocol in the 1960s. The 145.022 maintains this history of build quality and was one of the first references produced after the model that Neil Armstrong wore during his first, historic walk on the moon. The present example is beautifully maintained.

Accompanied by OMEGA box, papers and original sale receipt dated March 12, 1971.

Estimate: $8,000 – $12,000 Starting Bid: $6,000

FUNCTIONS: Time, chronograph, tachymeter CALIBER: 861

LOT 115

OMEGA Speedmaster Ref. 105.003-64 "Ed White" in Steel CIRCA: 1964 REF.: 105.003-64 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with three chronograph subregisters, luminous hour markers, tachymeter scale on bezel BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/8 to 8-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 22087403 FUNCTIONS: Time, chronograph, and tachymeter CALIBER: Lemania 321

The Speedmaster reference 105.003-64 is the model that was tested for use in space by NASA along with watches from four other watch manufacturers; the Speedmaster the only one to pass NASA's rigorous test protocol. As a result, this reference was worn by Ed White during the first historic walk in space, thus providing its nickname. The successor reference to the "Ed White", reference 105.012, was worn by Neil Armstrong during his historic first steps on the moon. The present example in very nice condition features its original Pre-Professional dial and dot over 90 ('DON') bezel.

Estimate: $13,000 – $19,000 Starting Bid: $12,000

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LOT 116

Abercrombie & Fitch Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1950s CASE NUMBER: 42206 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 37.5 mm in diameter DIAL: Silver dial with luminous Arabic hour markers, three chronograph subregisters BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 71

Founded in 1892, Abercrombie & Fitch proclaimed itself as "The Greatest Sporting Goods Store in the World," with the clientele to prove it: Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart (flight jackets), John Steinbeck (cow horn), Teddy Roosevelt (snake-proof sleeping bag), Ernest Hemingway (slippers and hunting rifles), and countless others. The present example is in stunning condition with blued sector hands and two-tone dial. A rare treat for the discerning collector.

Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000 Starting Bid: $2,000

LOT 117

Heuer 1950s Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1950s CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: Opaline white with oversized radially printed chronograph subregisters, wedgeshaped applied hour markers with triangular luminous plots BRACELET MATERIAL: Light brown leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind

Heuer produced some interesting transitional chronographs in the early 1950s, combining elements from earlier designs with design features that would appear later in the decade.

The present example uses a case that features olive pushers, a classic cue, as well as a dial that is a study in triangles with oversized subregisters that would later be found on the 3336 "PreCarrera". This is a captivating timepiece for the advanced Heuer collector.

Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000 Starting Bid: $2,000

FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 23

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LOT 118

Eterna Oversized Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1950s

BRACELET MATERIAL: Light tan leather strap

Despite the fact that Eterna became famous for its Kontiki line of waterproof watches in the 1950s, chronographs from this brand are extremely rare.

The present example features an oversized case with beautifully aged luminous material on the dial and waterproof pump pushers. the Valjoux 72 movement exhibits Eterna's high level of finishing as does the watch overall. A truly lovely example.

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-3/4 inches

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000

MOVEMENT: Manual wind

Starting Bid: $1,500

CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: Opaline white with luminous Arabic hour markers, seconds track in black.

FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 72

LOT 119

Eterna Valjoux 72 Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s

DIAL: Charcoal gray with applied "wide boy" style markers, silver subregisters with black detailing on the small seconds counter and black and blue detailing on the minute counter

In the early 1970s Eterna was building a variety of tool watches under their Kontiki line. This is the sole chronograph made by the company and it is a very distinctive watch. The combination of the charcoal dial with colorful accented subregisters, burgundy diving bezel, and top quality Valjoux 72 movement make this an extremely appealing and desirable chronograph. The present example has a perfect sunburst finish on the case and an attractive fade to the bezel insert.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Stainless steel

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000

BRACELET SIZE: Up to 8-1/4 inches

Starting Bid: $3,000

REF.: 154 FTP CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm in diameter

MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Eterna 1491K (Valjoux 72)

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LOT 120

Junghans Ref. J88 German Military Chronograph in Nickel Plate and Steel CIRCA: 1950s REF.: J88 CASE NUMBER: 12-124-8591 CASE MATERIAL: Nickel plated with stainless steel caseback CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: Glossy black with luminous Arabic hour markers, white printing on the seconds track and subregisters

The Junghans J88 Chronograph was made for the German Air Force from 1956 to 1967. The case design was extremely interesting, with a frosted case finish and faceted rotating bezel.

The present example is issued and in unusually good condition with an ultra glossy dial, attractive creamy luminous material, and original intact frosted case finish.

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000 Starting Bid: $3,000

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather Bund strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8-1/2 MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: 88, No. 8451

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LOT 121

Leonidas Cronografo A Ritorno WWII Italian Bomb Timer in Nickel Plate CIRCA: 1940s CASE NUMBER: 190143 CASE MATERIAL: Nickel plate CASE DIMENSIONS: 57 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black with luminous numerals BRACELET MATERIAL: Olive nylon strap BRACELET SIZE: 5 to 8-3/8 inches FUNCTIONS: Bomb timer

The Leonidas Cronografo A Ritorno Bomb Timer was developed during WWII for Italian aviation forces. The timer would be activated as the bomber approached a target, causing the chronograph to count backwards indicating the time until explosion. Hopefully the bomber would escape in time. The present example is in excellent condition with beautiful brown patina to the luminous material.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,500

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LOT 122

Jacques Monnat Yachting Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s

CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel

Jacques Monnat was a French maker of sport watches. The present example is in new old stock (NOS) condition with a colorful pink and blue yachting countdown subregister at the "3" hour marker and a luminous acrylic 12-hour bezel.

CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000

DIAL: Black matte with rectangular luminous hour markers, white tachymeter and pink telemeter scales, blue and pink yachting subregister at the "3" hour marker

Starting Bid: $1,500

REF.: 2002 CASE NUMBER: 23186

BRACELET MATERIAL: Vintage rubber black rally strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-7/8 to 8-1/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 7733

LOT 123

Yema Yachtingraf Croiserie Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 93012 CASE NUMBER: 813216 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with applied luminous-filled hour markers, three chronograph subregisters including oversized red, white and blue subregister at the "3" hour marker and 24-hour red and white subregister at the "6" hour marker

Yema was a French manufacturer of sport watches. The Yachtingraf was produced to time the start of a regatta, or yacht race, by elapsing two five-minute intervals before the start of the race. The Croiserie model features an additional subregister at the "6" hour marker that can time up to 24 hours.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/ 8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 7736

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LOT 124

Galco Diving Watch by Gallet in Steel CIRCA: 1960s CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black with wedge-shaped luminousfilled hour markers, white printed outer track BRACELET MATERIAL: Tropic Sport vintage rubber strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches

Gallet made a series of attractively styled diving watches in the 1960s under the Galco name. The present example features an attractive case with long beveled lugs and manual wound A Schild movement. It is in true new old stock (NOS) condition and comes with an authentic Tropic Sport "big holes" rally strap.

Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $500

MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: A Schild 1950/51

LOT 125

Gallet Multichron 12 in Steel CIRCA: 1970s

DIAL: Matte black with luminous Arabic hour markers and silver printed details

Gallet established its reputation by being selected as the official watch of Formula 1 racing legend, Jim Clark. The present example from the 1970s refines this look with a matte dial and reliable Valjoux 72 movement. It is in near-New Old Stock condition.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Stainless steel

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000

BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/8 to 8-1/8 inches

Starting Bid: $3,000

CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter

MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 72

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LOT 126

Gallet Multichron Pilot in Steel CIRCA: 1940s CASE NUMBER: 134507 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 34 mm in diameter DIAL: White with Arabic hour markers, silver chapter ring, two chronograph subregisters, and red snail scale tachymeter in the center BRACELET MATERIAL: Black horween cordovan single pass leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/4 inches

Gallet is the oldest maker of watches and locks, dating all the way back to 1457. The Multichron Pilot is part of the Clamshell line, named for the water resistant system of housing the case in a pod held in by four screws in the caseback. The present reference looks similar to the famous Flying Officer, with the more understated seconds and telemeter track in place of the world cities found on the Flying Officer.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,500

MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Venus 150

LOT 127

Gallet Navigator Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1990s REF.: 78350 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black with rectangular luminous hour markers, flush subregisters framed in charcoal gray, day and date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Original black leather strap

Gallet is one of the oldest watchmaking companies, dating to the 1400s. This attractive chronograph is the final model produced by the original Gallet company. Like all Gallet watches of the period, the present example uses top quality components featuring a Valjoux movement and an attractive twist on the typical pilot chronograph design.

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000 Starting Bid: $3,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, day, date, and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 7750

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LOT 128

Eberhard Contodate Chronograph in 18K Gold CIRCA: 1970s CASE NUMBER: 315C5 100 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: Sunburst grey with matte black applied hour markers, silver chapter ring, two chronograph subregisters, date aperture at the "6" hour marker

By the 1960s Eberhard had refined its chronograph movements to feature true twobutton functionality as well as quickset date and push button corrector. The present example has a cushion style case and a dial reminiscent of the period. The square pushers are an interesting touch that complement the shape of the watch.

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000 Starting Bid: $3,000

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and chronograph CALIBER: 29-012

LOT 129

Jaeger LeCoultre Ref. E877 Snowdrop in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: E877 CASE NUMBER: 1299709 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 43 mm in diameter DIAL: Sunburst silver with gold and luminous hour markers, black printed minute track consisting of long, radiating markers from the edge of the silver alarm disc to the periphery of the dial, applied logo, date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: White Perlon strap

Jaeger LeCoultre's E877 Snowdrop is one of the most stylish, distinctive watches to bear the Memovox name. Introduced in the early 1970s, the design consists of a perfectly round monocoque case with a domed and beveled mineral crystal attached with a 14-sided screwed retaining ring. The present example features a silver dial with the seconds hand and alarm pointer in blue. This reference has the Cal 916 high-beat movement with a 360-degree automatic winding rotor.

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000 Starting Bid: $3,000

BRACELET SIZE: Up to 9-1/2 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and alarm CALIBER: 916

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LOT 130

Breitling Chronograph in 18K Pink Gold CIRCA: 1940s CASE MATERIAL: 18K pink gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: Copper with foiled Arabic hour markers in pink gold, blue snail scale tachymeter, red printed telemeter and black seconds track, chronograph subregisters at the "12"and "6" hour markers

Breitling produced a variety of chronographs in the 1940s with the Venus 150 movement. The present example has an extremely attractive dial and a case in 18K pink gold with faceted lugs.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,200

BRACELET MATERIAL: 10k gold filled expansion type BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Venus 150

LOT 131

Baume & Mercier Capeland Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 2000s REF.: MV045216 CASE NUMBER: 5010616 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: Silver with guilloche center, black printed Arabic hour markers, three chronograph subregisters, date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Original Baume & Mercier signed in stainless steel

Baume & Mercier produced the Capeland series of sport watches in the 2000s, using modern production techniques with a retro-inspired design language. The present example has a sapphire crystal and a Valjoux 7750 movement, housed in a vintage style 38 mm case.

Accompanied by a Baume & Mercier box and service invoice.

Estimate: $1,200 – $1,800 Starting Bid: $800

BRACELET SIZE: 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, chronograph, and date CALIBER: BM13750 (Valjoux 7750)

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LOT 132

Longines Bauhaus-Inspired Calatrava in Steel CIRCA: 1941 REF.: 21882 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm in diameter DIAL: Silver with vertical brushing, long thin hour and minute markers, stylized Arabic "12" hour marker, small seconds subregister at the "6" hour marker

Longines produced this classic 35 mm Bauhausinspired case in the early 1940s with a variety of dial designs. The present example has an extremely rare dial with long thin markers and a large stylized "12". This watch epitomizes prewar International Style.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,000

BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 25M

LOT 133

Longines Valjoux 72 Nonius Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 8271/1 CASE NUMBER: 15762720 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: Silver with chrome baton hour markers, orange seconds track, floating chapter ring, three chronograph subregisters BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather strap

The Longines Nonius is housed in a stylish cushion-shaped case with Vernier scale on the end of the chronograph seconds hand. This scale enables the chronograph user to read 1/10ths of a second at a glance. This design was famously used on Longines handheld Olympic timers in 1972 and in the Sport series. The present example is in unusually fine condition with a deeply engraved, beautiful sunburst finish on the case.

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000 Starting Bid: $3,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/2 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 726

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LOT 134

Longines Valjoux 72 Nonius Chronograph in 18K Gold CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 8273/1 CASE NUMBER: 15790973 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: Champagne with gold baton markers, black seconds track, floating chapter ring, three chronograph subregisters BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 7 to 8-3/8 inches

The Longines Nonius is housed in a stylish cushion-shaped case with Vernier scale on the end of the chronograph seconds hand. The scale enables chronograph users to read 1/10ths of a second at a glance. This design was famously used on Longines handheld Olympic timers in 1972 and on chronographs in their Sport series.

The present example is in unusually fine condition with a deeply engraved, beautiful sunburst finish on the 18K solid gold case.

Accompanied by inner and outer Longines boxes and hang tag.

MOVEMENT: Manual wind

Estimate: $5,000 – $8,000

FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph

Starting Bid: $4,000

CALIBER: Valjoux 726

LOT 135

Hamilton Chrono-Matic in Steel CIRCA: 1969 REF.: 11002-3 CASE NUMBER: 1694616 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte blue with white printed hour markers, date aperture at the "6" hour marker, flush chronograph subregisters at the "3" and "9" hour markers, brushed silver tachymeter ring BRACELET MATERIAL: Navy blue cordovan strap

Hamilton was a major part of the consortium that introduced the Calibre 11 Chrono-Matic automatic chronograph movement in 1969. The movement was a Dubois-Depraz module attached to a Buren 1281 Intramatic microrotor movement. At the time, Buren was owned by Hamilton. The present example is in unusually fine condition and has a great deal of wrist appeal and historical importance.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,800

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and chronograph CALIBER: Calibre 11

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LOT 136

Meylan Ref. 816 A Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s

BRACELET MATERIAL: Grey leather strap

The Meylan Stop Watch Company was founded in 1921 in New Jersey as an importer of Swiss timing equipment. Meylan made lovely white dial chronographs with red decimeter scales in the 1960s and 1970s with high quality Lemania movements. The present example is a later model with the caliber Lemania 1873. It is rare to see the Meylan chronograph in such fine, unpolished condition.

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/4 to 7-3/4 inches

Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000

MOVEMENT: Manual wind, No. 3020486

Starting Bid: $2,500

REF.: 816 A CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 39 mm in diameter DIAL: White opaline with applied wedge hour markers and red decimeter scale

FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Lemania 1873

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LOT 137

Wittnauer Ref. 242T Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1960s REF.: 242T CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 38 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with three chronograph subregisters, luminous hour markers near the periphery of the dial, decimal minute scale BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-7/8 to 8-5/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time, chronograph, decimal minutes CALIBER: Valjoux 72

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Wittnauer was purchased by Longines in 1950. The company manufactured fabulous chronographs of similar quality to those produced by its parent, Longines. Wittnauer used the same Valjoux movements found in the Rolex Daytona of the period. The matte black dial is beautifully detailed with glossy black rings around the subregisters. The luminous hour markers sit large and high on the dial; the hands are wide with plenty of luminous material for superior legibility. The present watch is a beautifully original and well-maintained example with unpolished case. A rare treat!

Estimate: $9,000 – $13,000 Starting Bid: $8,000

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LOT 138

Edox Geoscope 42 World Time in Steel CIRCA: 1970s REF.: 200170 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm in diameter DIAL: Rotating world map in the center surrounded by an adjustable hour scale with "12" represented by a miniature gold sun. Silver brushed hour track with orange indices and a white seconds track.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Stainless steel

The Edox Geoscope is nothing short of the most amazing world time watch ever. The map of the world rotates once every 24 hours. Local time is set using the top crown. As the world turns, the time is constantly revealed in every location on the globe. The orange minute and hour hands display traditional 12-hour time. The present example is all original and features vibrant colors on the map disc.

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000 Starting Bid: $1,500

BRACELET SIZE: 7-1/8 to 8-1/8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and World Time CALIBER: Upgraded ETA 2774

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LOT 139

Heuer Ref. 1550SG Bund Chronograph for Sinn in Steel CIRCA: 1980s REF.: 1550SG CASE NUMBER: 6645-12-146-3774 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 43 mm in diameter DIAL: Matte black Sinn-branded with luminous Arabic hour markers, red 3H logo, two oversized chronograph subregisters, white printed minute track BRACELET MATERIAL: Black leather Bund strap

The Heuer 1550SG is a legendary oversized chronograph with a flyback movement that was used by the German Luftwaffe in the 1960s and 1970s. Sinn, a small German company, was awarded the contract to service these watches in the 1980s and they sold some under their name in the 1990s. The present example is in extremely nice condition and is the product of an interesting linkage between two legendary companies.

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000 Starting Bid: $3,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux Flyback

LOT 140

Sinn 103 ST OU "Snail Scale" Tachymeter Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 2012

BRACELET MATERIAL: Original brown leather rally strap

The Sinn 103 ST OU was made in 200 pieces, the result of a collaboration between Sinn and high-end German retailer Manufaktum. The watch features a retro theme with purposefully aged luminous hour markers, syringe hands, and a "Snail Scale" Tachymeter, giving the watch a 1940s theme. The case is Sinn's beautiful 103, a continuation of the EPSA chronograph case used in the 1960s. The movement is the Valjoux 7750 modified to eliminate the minute and hour counter functions. Overall a very interesting, limited-edition watch from Sinn.

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8-1/4 inches

Estimate: $2,000 – $3,000

MOVEMENT: Automatic

Starting Bid: $1,500

REF.: 103.31711 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 42 mm in diameter DIAL: Gloss black with luminous hour markers, tan and white center "Snail Scale" tachymeter, date aperture at the "3" hour marker, small seconds subregister at the "9" hour marker

FUNCTIONS: Time, date, and 60-second chronograph CALIBER: Valjoux 7750

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LOT 141

Universal Geneve Tri-Compax Ref. 12552 in 18K Gold CIRCA: 1940s REF.: 12552 CASE NUMBER: 1244249 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 36.5 mm in diameter DIAL: Silver with gold Arabic hour markers, three chronograph subregisters, aperture near the "10" hour marker for the day and near the "2" hour marker for the month, date subregister near the "12" hour marker with internal moonphase indication

The Universal Geneve Tri-Compax is a soughtafter reference by collectors. "Tri-Compax" refers to three complications: Chronograph, triple date, and moonphase indications. Universal Geneve was the first watch manufacturer to develop a chronograph with two pushers; the movement of the Tri-Compax being developed entirely in-house. The present example is stunning with a beautifully preserved dial and case. A treasure for the discerning collector.

Estimate: $4,000 – $6,000 Starting Bid: $2,500

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown lizard strap BRACELET SIZE: 7 to 8-3/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time, day, date, month, chronograph, moonphase indication CALIBER: 287

LOT 142

Universal Geneve Polerouter Ref. 204604-4 in Steel CIRCA: 1960s REF.: 204604-4 CASE NUMBER: 2187949 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 34 mm in diameter DIAL: Silver dial with elongated stick hour markers, luminous dots near each hour marker at periphery of dial, date aperture at "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Universal Geneve signed in stainless steel

Universal Geneve designed the Polerouter to be an antimagnetic watch for pilots traveling across areas with strong magnetic fields such as the North Pole. The slim case design, Bauhausinspired dial, and long tapered lugs are evocative of this period. The present watch with signs of wear but a beautiful example from the period with Universal signed bracelet.

Estimate: $1,200 – $2,000 Starting Bid: $600

MOVEMENT: Automatic microrotor FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: Universal 218-2

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LOT 143

Universal Geneve Compax in Steel CIRCA: 1980s

DIAL: Silver sunburst with pointed gold hour markers and three navy blue chronograph subregisters

Universal Geneve had a short-lived renaissance in the 1980s with the production of some very attractive chronographs. These watches were made with impeccable quality, witnessed by the fine case construction, dial printing, and use of the best available movements of the period, including the Lemania 1873 found in the OMEGA Speedmaster. These reissues were made with a colorful twist, the present example having navy blue subregisters and gold hands and markers.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown crocodile strap

Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/8 to 8 inches

Starting Bid: $2,000

REF.: 884.480 CASE NUMBER: 4124525 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter

MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: Lemania 1873

LOT 144

Universal Geneve Aero Compax Ref. 882.424 in Steel CIRCA: 1990s REF.: 882.424 CASE NUMBER: 4.199.521 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm in diameter DIAL: Glossy white with Arabic hour markers for 24-hour timekeeping BRACELET MATERIAL: Original brown leather strap with Universal deployant buckle BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 7-7/8 inches MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: 24-hour time and chronograph CALIBER: Lemania 1873/24

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Universal Geneve had a short-lived renaissance beginning in the 1980s with the production of some very attractive chronographs. These watches were made with impeccable quality, witnessed by the fine case construction, dial printing, and use of the best available movements of the period, including the Lemania 1873 found in the OMEGA Speedmaster. The present example uses a purist's 24-hour dial and adds a threeregister chronograph for a unique pilot's watch that has become a Universal classic.

Accompanied by inner and outer Universal Geneve boxes and warranty.

Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000 Starting Bid: $2,000

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LOT 145

Zenith Ref. A277 Diver Chronograph in Steel CIRCA: 1970s

BRACELET MATERIAL: Zenith and Gay Freres co-signed ladder style in stainless steel

Zenith is best known for its El Primero chronograph movement used in the Rolex Daytona during the 1990s. Less well known are its manual wind chronographs of the 1960s and 1970s. The reference A277 Diver is one such chronograph with its deep gray dial and bezel, muscular case, and elongated minute track and hour indices. A stunning and aggressive looking watch, the present example with its original Gay Freres bracelet is one of the last manually wound Zenith chronographs.

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 inches

Estimate: $6,000 – $9,000

MOVEMENT: Manual wind

Starting Bid: $5,000

REF.: A277 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40.5 mm in diameter DIAL: Deep gray with luminous hour markers, three white chronograph subregisters, elongated minute track near periphery of dial

FUNCTIONS: Time and chronograph CALIBER: 146HP

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LOT 146

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day Date Ref. 18238 with Oxblood Dial in 18K Gold CIRCA: 1990 REF.: 18238 CASE NUMBER: E510617 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: Oxblood dial with gold hour markers, luminous dots for each hour marker near the periphery of the dial, day window at the "12" and date window at the "3" hour markers.

BRACELET MATERIAL: 18k yellow gold, ref.

8385

The Rolex Day Date is one of the most recognizable models in Rolex's deep product line. Worn by Presidents and captains of industry, the gold Day Date was the watch to own among generations of affluent watch buyers. The present example with stunning oxblood lacquered dial and case in pristine condition.

Accompanied by inner and outer Rolex boxes, Rolex leather notebook, marketing brochures, user manual warranty and extra link.

Estimate: $15,000 – $25,000 Starting Bid: $13,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, day, date CALIBER: 3155

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LOT 147

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust Ref. 69173 in 18K Gold and Steel CIRCA: 1986 REF.: 69173 CASE NUMBER: 9205476 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold and stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 26 mm in diameter DIAL: Champagne with gold hour markers, luminous dots at each marker near the periphery of the dial, date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Rolex signed 18K yellow gold and stainless steel

This two-tone ladies Datejust is offered in excellent condition with correct champagne dial, hands, fluted bezel, crown, and jubilee bracelet.

It's a timeless classic for the elegant woman, offering style, durability, and the reliability of Rolex.

Accompanied by inner and outer Rolex boxes, hang tags, Rolex Datejust and Oyster booklets and warranty.

Estimate: $1,500 – $2,500 Starting Bid: $1,200

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 2135

LOT 148

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust Ref. 16233 in 18K Gold and Steel CIRCA: 1993

DIAL: Champagne with gold hour markers, luminous dots near each hour marker, date aperture at the "3" hour marker

If one were to design the perfect everyday and dress watch with sporty attributes like water resistance and strong presence, they would design the Rolex Datejust. Even at 36 mm the Datejust wears nicely on the wrist given its beefy oyster case and longer lugs. Every vintage collection, even sport watch collector, has at least one Datejust in their collection. The present example of this must-have reference is in spectacular condition. If not for a few scratches it would be hard to tell if the watch was ever worn!

BRACELET MATERIAL: Rolex signed ref. 62523H in 18K yellow gold and stainless steel with date code "T10"

Accompanied by inner and outer Rolex boxes, hang tag, Rolex Factory Service, Datejust and Oyster booklets and warranty.

BRACELET SIZE: 7 inches

Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000

MOVEMENT: Automatic

Starting Bid: $2,500

REF.: 16233 CASE NUMBER: S829528 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold and stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter

FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 3135

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LOT 149

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Ref. 1503 in 14K Gold CIRCA: 1972 REF.: 1503 CASE NUMBER: 3593002 CASE MATERIAL: 14K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 35 mm in diameter DIAL: Gold colored with gold hour markers and date aperture at the "3" hour marker

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date is a luxurious watch that is sure to attract attention. Perfect as an everyday wear or for special occasions, the Date is the classic Rolex that stands the test of time. The present example is in excellent condition with strong hallmarks on the caseback.

Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000 Starting Bid: $2,000

BRACELET MATERIAL: Light brown leather strap BRACELET SIZE: 6-7/8 to 8-3/8 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 1565

LOT 150

Rolex GMT-Master Ref. 1675 in Steel CIRCA: 1967 REF.: 1675 CASE NUMBER: 1830596 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with luminous hour markers, date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Rolex signed ref. 78360 in stainless steel

The GMT Master was originally produced in 1954 as a result of the collaboration between Rolex and Pan American Airways. Pan Am needed a "tool" watch for pilots to track multiple time zones on transatlantic and transpacific routes. The GMT Master was the perfect watch for the job and has become one of Rolex's most recognizable models with its iconic blue and red "Pepsi" bezel.

Estimate: $6,000 – $10,000 Starting Bid: $5,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date, GMT CALIBER: 1575

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LOT 151

Rolex Day Date Ref. 1803 in 18K Gold CIRCA: 1970 REF.: 1803 CASE NUMBER: 2568960 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: Gold colored "pie pan" dial with gold hour markers, day aperture at the "12" and date aperture at the "3" hour markers BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown hide strap

The Rolex Day Date is one of the most recognizable models in Rolex's deep product line. Worn by Presidents and captains of industry, the gold Day Date was the watch to own among generations of affluent watch buyers. The present example exhibits the rare "pie pan" dial with bevels around the edge of the dial and a beautiful case in excellent condition.

Estimate: $6,000 – $9,000 Starting Bid: $5,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-1/2 to 8-1/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, day, and date CALIBER: 1556

LOT 152

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust Ref. 1601 in Steel CIRCA: 1972

DIAL: Silver with luminous dots near the hour markers and date aperture at the "3" hour marker

If one were to design the perfect everyday and dress watch with sporty attributes like water resistance and strong presence, they would design the Rolex Datejust. Even at 36 mm the Datejust wears nicely on the wrist given its beefy oyster case and longer lugs. Every vintage collection, even sport watch collection, has at least one Datejust. The present example of this must-have reference is in beautiful condition.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Rolex signed ref. 62510 H in stainless steel

Accompanied by a Rolex service box and Rolex Factory Service booklet.

BRACELET SIZE: 6 inches

Estimate: $2,000 – $4,000

MOVEMENT: Automatic

Starting Bid: $1,000

REF.: 1601 CASE NUMBER: 3442383 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter

FUNCTIONS: Time and date CALIBER: 1575

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LOT 153

Rolex GMT-Master Ref. 16750 in Steel CIRCA: 1981 REF.: 16750 CASE NUMBER: 7258886 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with luminous hour markers, date aperture at the "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Rolex signed ref. 78360 in stainless steel BRACELET SIZE: 7 inches

The GMT Master was originally produced in 1954 as a result of the collaboration between Rolex and Pan American Airways. Pan Am needed a "tool" watch for pilots to track multiple time zones on transatlantic and transpacific routes. The GMT Master was the perfect watch for the job and has become one of Rolex's most recognizable models with its iconic blue and red "Pepsi" bezel. The present example is beautifully maintained and original.

Estimate: $12,000 – $15,000 Starting Bid: $9,000

MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time, date, GMT CALIBER: 3075

LOT 154

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Ref. 14208 in 18K Gold CIRCA: 1989 REF.: 14208 CASE NUMBER: L690299 CASE MATERIAL: 18K yellow gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 34 mm in diameter DIAL: Gold colored with gold hour markers, luminous dots at each hour marker near periphery of dial BRACELET MATERIAL: Rolex signed ref. 8205 in 18K yellow gold

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual is the classic luxury watch style produced by Rolex for over 50 years.

It forms the foundation of Rolex's storied DNA. The present example is in stunning condition with its original 18K gold oyster bracelet. The combination of the watch and bracelet presents an elegant and important statement on the wrist.

Accompanied by a Rolex box.

Estimate: $6,000 – $9,000 Starting Bid: $5,000

BRACELET SIZE: 7 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 3130

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LOT 155

Rolex GMT-Master Ref. 1675 in Steel CIRCA: 1967 REF.: 1675 CASE NUMBER: 1671625 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 40 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with luminous hour markers, date aperture at "3" hour marker BRACELET MATERIAL: Light brown leather

The GMT Master was originally produced in 1954 as a result of the collaboration between Rolex and Pan American Airways. Pan Am needed a "tool" watch for pilots to track multiple time zones on transatlantic and transpacific routes. The GMT Master was the perfect watch for the job and has become one of Rolex's most recognizable models with its iconic blue and red "Pepsi" bezel. The present example is beautifully maintained and original.

BRACELET SIZE: 7 to 8-1/4 inches

Estimate: $10,000 – $15,000

MOVEMENT: Automatic

Starting Bid: $9,000

FUNCTIONS: Time, date, GMT CALIBER: 1560

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LOT 156

Rolex Prince "Brancard" Ref. 971 in 9K White and Yellow Gold CIRCA: 1930s

DIAL: Two-tone silver with Arabic luminous hour markers, small seconds subregister

Originally debuted in 1928, the Rolex Prince was a fabulously accurate watch for the period.

So accurate in fact, it was given the nickname of "Doctor's Watch" for its ability to time a heartbeat. The reference was successfully marketed to professionals as a "tool" watch as well as being quite fashionable with its stepped case and deco-style dial. The present well maintained example is a beautiful watch to own.

BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown alligator strap

Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000

BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/4 to 8 inches

Starting Bid: $2,000

REF.: 971 CASE NUMBER: 73496 CASE MATERIAL: 9K yellow and white gold CASE DIMENSIONS: 23mm x 36mm

MOVEMENT: Manual wind FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 300 7 1/2"

LOT 157

Rolex Explorer Ref. 1016 with "Tropical" Dial in Steel CIRCA: 1965 REF.: 1016 CASE NUMBER: 1380525 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless Steel CASE DIMENSIONS: 36 mm in diameter DIAL: Black with shades of chocolate brown, luminous hour markers with "3", "6", and "9" Arabic numerals BRACELET MATERIAL: Brown cordovan leather BRACELET SIZE: 6-3/8 to 7-3/4 inches MOVEMENT: Automatic FUNCTIONS: Time only CALIBER: 1560

The Explorer 1016 debuted in 1963 and is most famous for the inclusion of its predecessor on the first summiting of Mount Everest in 1953.

Usually the Explorer doesn't get much fanfare as compared to other, larger Rolex sport watches.

But the Explorer excels in one particular area: its dial. All the way back in the early 1950s, Rolex designed the familiar 3/6/9 dial as seen on the Rolex Explorer 1016 because it was legible for quick and crucial time telling under tough conditions. The large amount of tritium on the dial plus the later addition of the big, bold Mercedes hands also enhanced visibility under low light conditions. Collectors pay a huge premium for the famous 3/6/9 dial when found on other Rolex sport watches. The dial of the present example is particularly special and attractive with its "tropical" characteristic -- the fact that the dial has started turning a beautiful shade of chocolate brown. This rare attribute makes the present watch quite valuable and a must-have for Rolex sport collectors.

Estimate: $15,000 – $25,000 Starting Bid: $12,000

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Conditions of Sale

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1.1. The terms and conditions herein (“Buyer Terms and Conditions,” “Conditions of Sale,” “Terms and Conditions,” or other similar pronouns) sets forth the terms of the agreement between the bidder, buyer, and/or representative of the buyer and/or bidder and/or representative (“Bidder,” “Buyer,” “Representative,” “Bidder/Buyer/Representative,” “you,” “your,” or other similar pronouns), as bidder and/or buyer and/or representative, and FORTUNA AUCTION LLC (“Fortuna,” “we,” “our,” or “us” or other similar pronouns), as auction house, regarding the sale of the property (“Property”) being offered in this auction. These terms govern your participation in the auction as a bidder and/or buyer and/or representative as well as your access to and use of any digital, print, and intellectual properties and materials owned

by Fortuna. If you are using any digital platform including but not limited to websites, mobile applications, or online bidding platforms (“digital platform” or “digital platforms”), whether owned by Fortuna or a third party, additional terms and conditions may apply and shall be posted by or made available to you by the platform owner. We retain the right, in our sole discretion, to change these most recent Terms and Conditions from time to time, at any time, for any reason, and without notice to you. Any such changes shall be sent to you via posted mail, email, and/or posted online or otherwise made available to you by the means of our choosing. By participating in the auction and/or accessing, using, bidding, and/or buying, on any digital platforms at our auction, you accept and agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions, as well as any additional terms and conditions required by the digital platform you are using. If you do not agree to these Terms and Conditions you may not participate in the auction and may not access or use any digital platform to register for, participate in, or access any of our auctions.

These Terms and Conditions, including any amendments made by Fortuna via published or posted notices and/or verbal announcements during the sale, constitute the entire terms and conditions upon which the Property listed in the catalog shall be offered for sale and/or sold by Fortuna Auction LLC and any consignor of such property for whom we serve as agent.

These Terms and Conditions shall bind the successors and assigns of all bidders and/or buyers and inure to the benefit of our successors and assigns.

No waiver, amendment or modification of the terms herein, other than published or posted notices and/or oral announcements during the sale, shall bind us or our successors or assigns, unless explicitly stated in writing and signed by a Fortuna Authority.

1. TERMINOLOGY The following terminology, which is used throughout these Terms and Conditions, shall be defined as follow: Hammer Price: The Hammer Price is defined as the final and winning bid, secured by the landing of the gavel (hammer) during the live sale.

Total Purchase Price: The sum of the Hammer Price, the buyer’s premium (to be retained by us for our account and payable by the winning bidder/ buyer), any associated fees and expenses due to us, and any applicable taxes.

Fortuna Authority: Fortuna Authority shall solely and exclusively refer to either: John Saxon, CEO or Seth Holehouse, President.

2. BUYER’S PREMIUM The following premiums will be applied to the buyer’s account, and due to Fortuna, on top of the Hammer Price: 25% on the first $300,000 20% from $300,001 to $3,000,000 12.5% on the excess over $3,000,000

3. BID INCREMENTS

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USD $20,000 - $30,000 USD $30,000 - $50,000 USD $50,000 - $100,000 USD $100,000 +

by $2,000 by $2,500 by $5,000 by $10,000

4. PROPERTY CONDITION, AUTHENTICITY, REPRESENTATION, AND WARRANTY 4.1. Property is Sold “As Is”. All Property is sold “As Is”, without any warranty or representation, expressed or implied, by us, that any Property is merchantable or suited for any purpose. The absence of a Property condition report does not imply any particular condition. All statements contained in this catalog, on our website, in any digital platform, in any materials, in any condition report, in any invoice, or elsewhere as it relates to this sale (“Published Materials”), as to source, authorship, origin, condition, provenance, period, culture, quality, importance, rarity, and/or historical significance are statements of opinion, and should not be treated as statements of fact.

Fortuna shall not have any responsibility for any error or omission for any statement in Published Materials. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or free from wear and tear, imperfections, or signs of aging.

4.2. Property is Available for Inspection and Condition Reports are Available Upon Request. It is your responsibility to inspect and/or request additional photographs, videos, and/or condition reports for any Property on which you intend to bid, prior to the day of the sale. Fortuna will not be held responsible or liable for providing such information to you in time for the sale.

Though photographs are meant to provide an indication of condition, Fortuna takes no responsibility for the accuracy of its photographs. Colors and shades may look different on the screen to how they look on physical inspection, and images may not show the condition of a lot clearly. All bidders and buyers should rely solely upon their own in-person inspection.

4.3. Certificates of Authenticity. Fortuna will, from time to time, for various lots offered, obtain certificates of authenticity from the designer and/or manufacturer, when possible and practical, in our sole discretion and under our sole judgement. However, not all designers and manufacturers issue certificates upon request. In the event that you are a winning bidder and you attempt to obtain such a certificate from a designer and/or manufacturer and are unable to, you understand and agree that this will not constitute grounds to rescind the sale. Furthermore, you assume all such risks in the purchase of the lot(s) that you bid for and win, and will not hold Fortuna liable for any costs, expenses, losses, liabilities, and/or damages as a result of such events.

4.4. Gemological Certificates and Reports. Fortuna does not guarantee and accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of the information contained in any gemological reports and/or certificates. Fortuna uses such reports and/or certificates as an indication of condition and does not rely upon them as fact. Please note that regardless of whether a gemological report or certificate is provided with an auction lot, Fortuna cannot guarantee that any stone offered for sale is not lab-grown. Furthermore, different laboratories may differ in their assessments (including but not limited to origin, type, and extent of treatment) and thus such certificates and/or reports from different laboratories may contain different results.

If, following a sale, a buyer obtains a gemological laboratory certificate or report from a laboratory other than the one used by Fortuna, Fortuna will not be held liable for any differences among certificates or reports. From time to time, Fortuna will guarantee certain characteristics for a gemstone offered for sale and oftentimes, the sale is contingent upon receipt of a certificate confirming such characteristics. When such a situation occurs, Fortuna will explicitly and clearly state the terms of the guarantee.

4.5. Timepieces. Fortuna does not guarantee the working condition of any timepiece. All timepieces are sold without warranty. Fortuna attempts to identify significant damage and make note of such damage in catalog descriptions, when and where possible. However, Fortuna makes no guarantee as to the accuracy and completeness of any condition report of any timepiece.

Catalog descriptions and condition reports do not necessarily include all faults,

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imperfections, or restorations performed on the timepiece. Moreover, the lack of a condition report does not imply that any lot is in perfect condition or free from wear and tear, imperfections, or the results of aging. All responsibility lies with bidders and buyers for performing their own in-person inspection.

4.6. Estimated Gemstone Weights. Certain gemstone weights are estimated using techniques that yield approximate measurements. The values produced by these techniques and reported in the catalog descriptions are to be used as approximations, and should not be relied upon as exact measurements.

5. AUCTION PROCESSES, PROCEDURES, AND PLATFORMS 5.1. Auctioneer’s Rights and Permissions. The auctioneer may sell, pass, withdraw, or advance a lot in any manner he or she decides and may split any bid increment for any lot at any time, all at his or her sole discretion. The auctioneer may also, in his or her sole discretion, for any reason he or she deems necessary, especially in the event that the auctioneer doubts the validity of a bid or a bidder, reject any bids, from any bidder, for any Property, at any sale and at any time. In event of a bidding dispute, the auctioneer has the sole, exclusive, and final decision in the selection of the winning bidder, the cancelation of the sale, the re-entering of a previously withdrawn lot, the re-opening and reoffering of a previously passed lot, and/or the re-selling or re-passing of the disputed lot. Any post-auction disputes that arise shall be resolved by review of our sales records, which shall act as a master record, and shall be conclusive in all respects.

5.2. Property Withdraw, Lot Consolidation/Division, and Lot ReSequencing. We reserve the right, in our sole discretion, for any reason we deem necessary, to withdraw any property from any sale at any time prior to the sale of the property, divide property of a lot up into multiple lots to be offered for sale, consolidate multiple lots into fewer lots to be offered for sale, or rearrange lot sequencing. You agree to hold Fortuna harmless for any such actions. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer at the time of sale, all bids are per lot as numbered in the catalog and no lots shall be divided or combined for sale.

5.3. Starting Bids. All lots offered for sale are subject to a Starting Bid, the opening bid for the lot and the lowest hammer price at which the Property can be sold. If, during the course of bidding, no one places a Starting Bid on a lot, the auctioneer shall pass the lot.

5.4. Consignor Integrity. Under no circumstances is any consignor or representatives of any consignor allowed to bid on their own items. If such an event takes place, the consignor will be subject to all applicable penalties and Fortuna will be permitted full authority to resolve the matter in using any available means and manner contractually and legally permitted, as outlined in the Master Consignment Agreement.

5.5. Bidding By Representative. If you wish to send a representative to bid on your behalf, you must first seek and gain the express written approval of Fortuna. You and your Representative shall accept and agree to be bound by the Terms and Conditions herein. Furthermore, the Bidder and/or Buyer agree to be held liable for the actions of their Representative, pursuant to these Terms and Conditions. In such an event, we will need the Buyer’s and/ or Bidder’s signature on a letter of authorization, to be provided by Fortuna upon request.

5.6. Absentee Bidding, Phone Bidding, and Online Bidding Not Guaranteed. We may permit and execute absentee bidding including written bids, telephone bidding, and internet bidding as a convenience to you, if you are unable or would prefer not to attend the auction in-person. We are not responsible for any errors or omissions related to this type of bidding in any way. You further agree to hold us harmless should we fail to execute any such bids or should the digital platform, software, tool, and/or technology that you used to bid fail you at any point, for any reason.

5.7. Online Platforms and Bidding. Fortuna may allow clients to bid online via our own website, mobile application, or other third-party online platforms. By using any of these digital platforms to participate in a sale, you acknowledge that you are bound by these Terms and Conditions, as well as any additional terms and conditions stipulated by the digital platforms. At

any time, Fortuna may terminate, suspend, change, discontinue, or add to any aspect of the digital platforms and/or services, in our sole discretion, without liability. We also may restrict, suspend, or terminate use of access for anyone at any time when using any digital platform to participate in a sale.

You acknowledge that Fortuna has no responsibility for any of the content, interaction, or risks associated with a third-party digital platform. Under no circumstances is Fortuna liable, directly or indirectly, for any loss or damage that you may incur on any digital platform.

5.8. Title to the Property. Upon the landing of the auctioneer’s hammer, the winning Bidder shall have purchased the offered lot pursuant to, and subject to compliance with, these Terms and Conditions. At such a time the winning Bidder: (a) assumes full risk and responsibility therefrom; (b) if requested will sign a confirmation of purchase; (c) will pay the purchase price in full; and (d) shall not be permitted to transfer the purchase to another party.

With prior approval of Fortuna, a Bidder and/or Buyer may identify another person to bid on their behalf as a registered agent. Any person placing a bid as agent on behalf of another (whether or not such person has disclosed that fact or the identity of the principal) shall be jointly and severally liable with the principal under any contract resulting from the acceptance of a bid.

6. ACCOUNT SETTLEMENT & RECEIPT OF PROPERTY 6.1. Balance Due and Due Date. We reserve the right to request a copy of official identification (e.g., driver’s license, passport) and front and back of a credit card to authenticate prospective bidders. You will be required to pay the total balance of your account, which is equivalent to the sum of the Total Purchase Price for each lot purchased. Payment is due within seven (7) calendar days of completion of the auction (“Payment Due Date”). If the buyer makes a partial payment, we shall, in our sole judgement, apply the partial payment to any particular line item or lots on the buyers account balance that we see fit in whichever manner we see fit. Fortuna will not deliver any Property to a winning Bidder until all lots won by the Bidder at auction are paid in full and there is no outstanding balance on the Bidder’s account. Payment will not be deemed made in full until we have collected good funds for all amounts due and all funds have cleared our bank account. If a buyer fails to pay their outstanding balance by the Payment Due Date, Fortuna will charge the buyer’s credit card for the outstanding balance.

6.2. New York State Sales Tax. New York sales tax shall be applied to Buyers’ accounts, as a percentage applied against the taxable portion, if any, of the Total Purchase Price, and collected by Fortuna at the time of settlement, regardless of the state or country in which the Buyer/Bidder/Representative resides or does business. Property delivered to a destination outside of New York by a shipper who is considered a “common carrier” by the New York Department of Taxation and Finance (e.g., DHL, FedEx, UPS, and/or USPS) will not be subject to New York sales tax unless Fortuna has operations in the destination state. Buyers/Bidders/Representatives who make any other such arrangements for pickup or delivery in the state of New York will be subject to New York State Sales Tax pursuant to the details herein and all applicable laws unless a Buyer/Bidder/Representative possesses and presents to Fortuna a valid tax exemption certificate.

6.3. Accepted Forms of Payment and Associated Limitations and Service Charges. You may settle your account using the following accepted means of payment: cash, check, money order, cashier’s check, book transfer, wire transfer, direct deposit, debit card, charge card, or credit card (the latter three collectively referred to herein as “Card” or “Cards”). The following Cards will be accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and/or American Express.

A 2% service charge will be applied to the Total Purchase Price for all Card payments. Card payments shall not be accepted from first time buyers unless otherwise approved in writing by Fortuna and authorized by a Fortuna Authority. Card payments are limited to a maximum $10,000 per Buyer/ Bidder/Representative per auction. We reserve the right, in our sole discretion, for any reason we deem necessary, to permit or deny any form of payment for any Buyer/Bidder/Representative and the right to increase or decrease any maximums, minimums, or thresholds stated herein.

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6.4. Property Pickup or Delivery. Prior to account settlement, you must inform Fortuna in writing (email is preferable) of your desired method of receipt of your Property—either pickup or delivery. If requesting delivery, Fortuna will arrange a fully-insured shipment for you with a reputable “common carrier” (e.g., DHL, FedEx, UPS, and/or USPS), however, you will be responsible for any and all insured shipping costs and/or costs affiliated with receiving the Property. If picking up, or requesting delivery to a New York mailing address, you understand that you will be subject to any applicable sales taxes, as detailed herein unless you have a valid tax exemption certificate. If you do not pick up or accept delivery of your purchased Property within ten (10) business days of account settlement, or if we have not come to some other written agreement with regards to your receipt of the Property, Fortuna will charge a daily storage fee to cover, at a minimum, the insurance and management of your property. If you do not pick up or accept delivery of your purchased Property within ninety (90) business days of account settlement, or if we have not come to some other written agreement with regards to your receipt of the Property, we may consider that Property abandoned and rescind the sale on behalf of Property owner. We reserve the right to hold the merchandise until cleared or certified funds are received and your account is fully settled. You will be charged $50 for each check returned for insufficient funds, and will be held liable for any fees or charges incurred by Fortuna for such an event.

Unless exempt by law, all purchases (including buyer’s premium) are subject to New York State Sales Tax. 7. BUYER’S DEFAULT AND RESCISSION OF SALE 7.1. Buyer’s Default. If you fail to fully pay for your auction purchases, including all applicable expenses, fees, and taxes by the due date (seven calendar days after the date of sale) or if any of the terms and conditions herein are not complied with by you and/or your Representative or if we suspect, for any reason, that you or your Representative are fraudulent or are incapable of fulfilling your obligations as a Buyer pursuant to these Terms and Conditions, you will be in default, and Fortuna will be fully entitled to and may elect to pursue one or more of the following courses of action: 7.1.1. Cancel the Sale. We may cancel the sale and either offer the lot at a future auction, sell the lot privately, or return the lot to the consignor.

Regardless of the course of action we elect to take, if the lot is re-sold you shall be held fully responsible for the difference between the original total balance due and the proceeds from the final sale as well as any fees and expenses we incur during the process of canceling and reselling the lot(s).

If we are not able to resell the lot you shall be held fully responsible for the Total Purchase Price and any other fees and expenses originally due to us on the total balance due as well as any fees and expenses we incur during the process of canceling and attempting to resell the lot(s); 7.1.2. Blacklist You. We may blacklist you and prevent you from bidding with us indefinitely at our sole discretion, or we may require you to place a deposit with us before accepting future bids from you; 7.1.3. Charge You Interest. We may charge you interest at a rate of up to 1.5% per month or the maximum allowable by law, whichever is less, on the amount of your unpaid balance. The first interest payment will accrue one month after the due date, and will continue to accrue for each month the balance is unpaid; or 7.1.4. Hold You Legally Responsible. We can hold you legally responsible for the Total Purchase Price plus any applicable fees, interest, or taxes, as well as any additional legal fees, accounting fees, collections costs, incidental damages, expert fees, or other costs related to your default should we choose to begin legal proceedings for recovery of all outstanding amounts.

7.2. Rescission of Sale Limitations. We warrant, subject to the terms below, that the Property in our sales are Authentic. “Authentic” is defined as a genuine example, rather than a copy or forgery of: i) the work of a particular artist, author, or manufacturer, if the Property is described in the Heading as the work of that artist, author, or manufacturer; ii) a work created within a particular period or culture, if the Property is described in the Heading as a work created during that period or culture; or iii) in the case of gems, a work which is made of a particular material, if the Property is described in the

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Heading as being made of that material. If within six (6) months from the date of auction, the original buyer provides to Fortuna written notice claiming that the bold type in the first line of the auction catalog lot description (“Heading”) is not an Authentic representation of the auction lot, Fortuna will duly consider such claim. Please note the Heading does not include any information other than in the Heading even if shown elsewhere in the auction lot description in bold type. As part of your claim submission you will need to give us written details, including full supporting evidence of your claim, the written opinion of at least one recognized expert in the field of the auction lot, and return the auction lot at your expense to Fortuna’s offices in New York. If Fortuna confirms the Property is not Authentic, your only right under this par. 6 is to cancel the sale and receive a refund of the purchase price by you to us. We will not, under any circumstances, be required to pay you more than the purchase price nor will we be liable for any loss of profits or business, loss of opportunity or value, expected savings or interest, costs, damages, or expenses.

7.3. Claims of misrepresentation made by an original buyer will be considered unsubstantial and rescission of sale will be rejected if, for the lot(s) in question any of the following apply: (1) Representation of authenticity of such lot was in accordance with the generally-accepted opinion of specialists, scholars, and authorities of that time at the time of sale; or (2) It was specifically mentioned in the auction catalog or on the Fortuna website that there was an existing conflict in expert opinion between specialists, authorities, and/ or scholars regarding the authenticity of the lot, at the time of sale; or (3) The Heading is qualified , meaning limited by a clarification in an auction lot’s catalog description (4) The representation of periods and/or dates in the catalog description were made using a reasonable amount of effort and with the tools and technology that were generally available and in common use at the time of publishing the sale—furthermore, if new tools, knowledge, and/or technology exists at the time of the claim, that was either not in existence, for which the accuracy was in dispute, for which was not in practice, or for which was not practically obtainable at the time of publication.

8. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS 8.1. Fortuna’s Intellectual Property. Fortuna owns, solely and exclusively, all rights, title, and interest in and to all intellectual property displayed and/or contained in and/or on our digital platforms, websites, mobile applications, social media accounts, print materials (including but not limited to catalogs, marketing materials, ads, business cards), and anywhere else our intellectual property might exist. Specific examples of the intellectual property referenced here, include but are not limited to, copyrights, patent rights, database rights, trademarks, trade secrets, trade names, moral rights, logos, graphics, audio, icons, other visuals, service marks, branding and brand marks, slogans, content, authorship rights, attribution rights, modification rights, software, data, code, property descriptions, print and digital catalog text, website and marketing material text, formatting and layout, look and feel, photographs, digital images, illustrations, and/or videos developed by us or for us—whether or not such intellectual property is registered in any jurisdiction. You are not permitted to claim ownership of, download, copy, reproduce, display, transfer, distribute, publish, sell, modify, perform, create derivative works from, or otherwise make use of or exploit in any way any such intellectual property, as defined explicitly and implicitly herein, without the express and written consent of a Fortuna Authority. Your use of or observance of anything contained on our website, digital platforms, mobile applications, or any other such tools, software, materials, or platforms should in any way be construed as granting any ownership, license or right to use any of our intellectual property without the necessary express written permission detailed herein. Fortuna may charge a licensing fee for any approved reproduction and/or use of any such property. We make no guarantee that you or anyone will be granted a license of permission to make use of any of our intellectual property.

8.2. Legal Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights. If you violate intentionally or unintentionally, with or without knowledge of these Terms and Conditions, any of the terms and conditions herein with regards to intellectual property rights, you may be in violation of copyright laws and other laws of New York, the United States, and/or other countries and may be subject to liability for such unauthorized use. Fortuna will uncompromisingly enforce

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its intellectual property rights to the fullest extent of the law. Furthermore, by participating in any auction, visiting our website, digital platforms, mobile applications, or interfacing with Fortuna in any way, you agree to these Terms and Conditions and will grant Fortuna the right to fully pursue legal prosecution if you are found to be in violation of these Terms and Conditions.

8.3. Violation of Your Rights. If you believe or suspect that your intellectual property rights have been violated in any way by something we have used or are in use of, please kindly mail and/or email our NYC headquarters with the details. In your letter to us, please include your contact information including full name, phone number, email address, and mailing address; a description of the intellectual property you believe has been violated; and a statement by you, that the information in your letter is accurate, that you are either the intellectual property owner or authorized to act on the intellectual property owner’s behalf, that you believe that the owner’s rights have been violated, and that you would be willing to testify to your claims and the accuracy of your claims in court, under penalty of perjury. Please electronically or physically sign the letter and submit to us for our review.

9. GOVERNING LAW; JURISDICTION 9.1. Governing Law. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the domestic laws of the State of New York without giving effect to any choice or conflict of law provision or rule (whether of the State of New York or any other jurisdiction) that would cause the application of the laws of any jurisdiction other than the State of New York.

9.2. Consent to Jurisdiction. Each of the parties irrevocably (1) submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the State courts of the State of New York (and the Federal courts having jurisdiction in the State of New York, County of New York) for purposes of any judicial proceeding that may be instituted in connection with any matter arising under or relating to this Agreement, (2) waives any objection that such party may have at any time to the laying of venue of any action or proceeding brought in any such court, (3) waives any claim that such action or proceeding has been brought in an inconvenient forum, and (4) agrees that service of process or of any other papers upon such party by registered mail at the address to which notices are required to be sent to such party (Fortuna’s primary NYC office address) shall be deemed good, proper and effective service upon such party, provided that this clause (4) shall not affect the right to effect service of process in any other manner permitted by the laws of the State of New York.

9.3. Jury Waiver. Each party hereby knowingly, voluntarily and irrevocably waives, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, any rights such party may have to a trial by jury in any judicial proceeding that may be instituted in connection with any matter arising under or relating to this agreement.

9.4. Litigation Costs. If any party resorts to legal action to enforce any of its rights pursuant to this Agreement, the prevailing party will be entitled to recover its costs and expenses associated with such legal action, including costs of investigation, expert fees, court costs, and reasonable attorneys’ fees at trial or appeal. Attorneys’ fees incurred in enforcing any judgment in respect of this Agreement are recoverable as a separate item.

10. SECURITY INTEREST 10.1. You hereby grant Fortuna, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, a security interest in and permit Fortuna to retain as collateral security, the Property and the proceeds of the sale of the Property, to secure the payment of any sums Buyer/Bidder/Representative are obligated to pay under these Terms and Conditions or of any other obligation or agreement or debt due Fortuna, and Buyer/Bidder/Representative agrees to execute any documents Fortuna may request to perfect this security interest. Fortuna will also retain all rights of a secured party under applicable law. Any foreclosure sale or other action to pursue Fortuna’s rights will be governed by the UCC (which shall mean the New York Uniform Commercial Code, except where the Uniform Commercial Code of another state governs the perfection of a security interest in collateral located in that state).

10.2. Where two or more amounts are owed in respect to different transactions by the buyer to us and any of our other related entities, subsidiaries or parent companies within the Fortuna Luxury Group, we reserve the right to

recover any balance due to any said entities, prior to settling with the buyer. If any sums due to us from the buyer, as a result of the activities described and contemplated in this Section 9, are not paid promptly, we reserve the right to impose a finance charge equal to 1.5% per month (or, if lower, the maximum interest permitted by applicable law), on all amounts due us, beginning on the 30th day following the sale, until the account is fully settled.

11. INDEMNIFICATION AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY 11.1. Indemnification. You agree to defend and indemnify Fortuna, its affiliates and related entities, its officers, its directors, its employees and agents, and hold the same harmless from and against, any and all claims, demands, actions, liabilities, costs, losses and/or damages (including, without limitation, indirect, incidental, consequential, economic, compensatory, and/ or business losses), and expenses (including, without limitation, reasonable attorneys’ fees of counsel selected by the indemnified person, who may be in-house counsel, and any expert or accounting fees) in anyway arising out of or resulting from your use of any tools, software, digital platforms, websites, bidding platforms, or materials provided by Fortuna or any third party in connection to Fortuna, including but not limited to print catalogs, bidder registration forms (both print and digital), website content and functionality, any digital platform or service thereon, your placement or transmission of any messages, information, content, or other materials through email or any digital platform, or your deceptive omissions or fraudulent acts, or your breech of these Terms and Conditions, or your violation of any laws or regulations or any right of any third party (including infringement of any intellectual property rights of any entity). Furthermore, we reserve the right to assume exclusive control of any matter otherwise subject to indemnification by you, and in such case, you agree to cooperate with Fortuna in defense of any such claim. Fortuna shall provide prompt notice to you of any such claim or lawsuit, provided that we are made aware of such legal action, and, if it is one asserted by a third party, we shall provide reasonable assistance to you, at your expense, in your defense against any such claim or lawsuit.

11.2. Limitation of Liability for Representation or Warranties. Except as expressly provided herein, all property is sold “as is.” Fortuna makes no explicit or implicit warranties or representations, as to the value, condition, accuracy of the description, attribution, authenticity, age, period attribution, or provenance of the property. The buyer agrees that Fortuna shall not be held liable for any damages or losses from errors or omissions in such things. Fortuna makes no guarantees or warranties with regards to the transfer of ownership or granted licenses or any intellectual property under any circumstances. Furthermore, if any act of God, terrorism, natural disaster or other similarly-unpredictable, unanticipated, and uncontrollable event prevents Fortuna from fulfilling its obligations or causes damages, losses, or harm to any buyer in any way, the buyer agrees that Fortuna will not be held liable beyond any existing balance due at the time of the subject event and limited to the funds recoverable from insurance policies, provided that, at the time of the event, Fortuna retained such insurance.

11.3. Limitation of Digital Warranties and Liabilities. All online and digital platforms that Fortuna uses or offers, both in-house and third-party, including but not limited to, all functions, materials, content, experiences, and services, is provided “as is,” “as available,” and without warranty of any kind. Fortuna is not liable for any aspect of online and digital platform service, including but not limited to data processing, uptime, uninterrupted access, accuracy, or data.

Fortuna makes no warranty or guarantee that any online and digital platform meets user expectations or requirements. Fortuna assumes no liability for any potential risk that may relate to online and digital platforms, including but not limited to viruses, lost data, stolen data, damaged data, or any other personal property that may affected through the use of online and digital platforms.

Fortuna also assumes no responsibility for any error or issue that relates to our auctions on any online or digital platform, including but not limited to bidding errors, downtime during an auction, loss in winning any lot offered in sale, or confusion or misunderstanding of platform operations or content. If you are dissatisfied with any such digital platforms, you shall cease use of the platform and notify the platform owner.

11.4. If any part of these Terms and Conditions is for any reason invalid or unenforceable, the rest shall remain valid and enforceable.

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Absentee and Phone Bid Form

Absentee and Phone Bidding Form Sale Number:

Sale Title:

TITLE

Sale Date:

FIRST NAME

LAST NAME

COMPANY NAME

TAX ID NUMBER (REQUIRED IF TRADE CLIENT)

ADDRESS CITY & STATE

POSTAL CODE

EMAIL ADDRESS

COUNTRY

MOBILE PHONE

Shipping Preferences

DAYTIME PHONE

SHIPPING ADDRESS (IF DIFFERENT FROM ABOVE)

☐ I will collect the purchases myself ☐ Please arrange shipping for me ☐ I will arrange a third party to collect my purchases

Absentee and Phone Bids Please record absentee and phone bids below. Telephone bid requests are accepted up to 24 hours prior to the sale. Telephone bidding slots are limited, and priority is given to the order in which requests are received. We will call you approximately 5 lots before the lot you would like to bid on.

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By signing this contract, I agree to be legally bound to Fortuna's "Buyer Terms and Conditions," which is published in the back of the print catalog for this sale and online.

Additionally, by signing here, I accept full responsibility and liability for all obligations therein, as a Bidder and/or Buyer. I also authorize Fortuna to contact a financial reference from my financial institution (bank, trust, investment account, etc.), and/or request that I provide proof of identity and a permanent address for verification and client administration purposes.

SIGNATURE

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Notes

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