ICONEEK | TIME 4 ICONS | 11 DECEMBER 2022 | 2PM CET

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ear friends, Dear customers,

The 1 70s marked a definitive milestone in watchmaking history. Within a few years of each other, timeless icons such as the Royal Oak by Audemars Piguet in 1972, the Patek Philippe Nautilus and the IWC Ingenieur in 1976, all three designed by Gerald Genta, followed closely by the Vacheron Constantin 222 in 1977, were launched. Avant-garde and never out of fashion, these luxury sport watches continue to arouse general enthusiasm even today through contemporary models.

All those who were able to meet us at the Re-Luxury event, organized by Fabienne Lupo and her team, were able to observe the current widespread craze for vintage, fine watchmaking and arts and crafts, in a period where sustainability, responsible consumption, reparability, and a return to essential values are becoming the criteria for choice, where quality and authenticity are combined with pleasure and desirability.

The taste for beautiful things, craftsmanship, art, and good workmanship have long been essential values in the eyes of amateurs and collectors. Because collecting is about long-lasting and quality interactions, highlighting emotional values through encounters, exchanges and interactions, it is also about putting forward a story, sometimes one’s own story, a heritage or a cultural legacy. To collect is to show and perpetuate a taste for beautiful manufacture, durability, the nobility of gestures. To collect is to transmit one’s passion, to transmit the taste for beauty, to transmit values, to maintain and transmit emotions for the next generations.

I am therefore very proud to be able to present to you for this fourth auction, a large and beautiful selection of 122 lots, timepieces that are at once eclectic, rare and exceptional, such as this Patek Philippe Ref. 2499 or this Rolex Prototype, but also iconic, timeless, both vintage and contemporary, which I am sure will thrill the hearts of enthusiasts.

«Time 4 Icons», the time to collect beautiful objects and emotions.

Yours sincerely,

Vanessa Chicha

Est. CHF 2’700 – 3’700

01TUDOR

Heritage Black Bay GMT, Ref. 79830RB-72060, case no. I763218, sold in 2018

A fine and attractive, full-set, mint condition, water-resistant, automatic, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel GMT chronometer’s wristwatch with matte black dial, date, sweep center second, GMT-hand for the second time zone, revolving red and blue bezel graduated for 24 hours, riveted stainless steel Tudor bracelet with secured deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer packa ging, guarantee card.

Fitted with a caliber MT5652, mechanical, self-winding, certified chronometer. crewed crown and case back, sapphire glass.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 41 mm. Thickness 14.60 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 190 mm.

Est. CHF 3’000 – 4’000

02TUDOR

Heritage Black Bay Fifty Eight, Ref. 79030N, case no. I791303, sold in 2019

A fine and attractive, full-set, mint condition, water-resistant, automatic, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel certified chrono meter’s diver wristwatch with matte black dial, sweep center second, unidirectional revolving black bezel graduated for 60 units, riveted stainless steel Tudor bracelet with secured deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer packa ging, user manual, guarantee card, guarantee booklet. Fitted with a caliber MT5402, mechanical, self-winding, certified chronometer, hack mechanism. crewed crown and case back, sapphire glass. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 39 mm. Thickness 12 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 180 mm.

03TUDOR

Heritage Chronograph, Ref. 70330N, case no. J369856, sold in 2010

A fine and attractive, full-set, mint condition, water-resistant, automa tic, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel chronograph’s wristwatch with two-tone dial, grey with black registers, date, revolving black bezel graduated for 12 hours, stainless steel Tudor bracelet. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer packaging, gua rantee card, user manual, booklet, additional nato strap. Fitted with a caliber T.401, based Eta 2892A2, mechanical, rhodium plated, 55 jewels, self-winding, hack mechanism. Screwed chronograph pushers, crown and case back. Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 42 mm. Thickness 14.40 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 180 mm.

The present watch is in new old stock condition. The rotating bezel can be used to set a second time zone. Positioned in front of the watch’s hour hand, it can also be used as a totalizer for chronograph hours when timing.

04TUDOR

Black Bay Chrono, Ref. 79360N, case no. 1D85170, sold in 2021

A fine and attractive, full-set, mint condition, water-resistant, auto matic, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel chronometer, chronograph wristwatch with two-tone dial, black with silvered registers, date at 6, black bezel with tachymeter scale, stainless steel riveted Tudor bracelet.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer packaging, gua rantee card dated December 2021.

Fitted with a caliber T5 1 , mechanical, certified chronometer. Screwed chronograph pushers, back and crown, sapphire glass. Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 41 mm. Thickness 14.40 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 180 mm.

Est. CHF 2’000 – 3’000

05BREITLING

SuperOcean II 44 Special, Blacksteel, Ref. M179313/ BE92, movement and case no. 2927871, sold in 2017

A fine and attractive, full-set, mint condition, large, water-re sistant, tonneau-shaped, automatic, stainless steel with DLC treatment, chronometer diver’s wristwatch with matte black dial, date, sweep center second, unidirectional black ceramic bezel, black rubber strap and blackened Breitling buckle.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer pac kaging, SuperOcean 44 user manual, guarantee, warranty booklet, CO.S.C. attestation.

Fitted with a caliber reitling 17, mechanical, certified chrono meter, self-winding, 25 jewels, hack mechanism. Screwed case back and crown, sapphire glass, helium escape valve in the band.

Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 44 mm. Thickness 14.25 mm.

BREITLING

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer packa ging, user manual, international guarantee, C.O.S.C. attestation, slide rule instructions booklet, warranty booklet, slide rule paper tester.

Fitted with a caliber reitling 01, mechanical, certified chronometer, self-winding, 41 jewels, hack mechanism, column-wheel chronograph mechanism. Screwed sapphire-set case back.

Est. CHF 6’000 – 9’000

07IWC

International Watch Co., Schaffhausen, Pilot’s Watch, Chronograph Top Gun Miramar, Ref. IW388002, case no. 3936997, sold in 2014

A very fine and attractive, full-set, mint condition, large, wa ter-resistant, tonneau-shaped, automatic, ceramic and titanium, flyback’s chronograph wristwatch with anthracite dial, date, fabric strap and IWC buckle.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box, user manual for Ref. 3880, international warranty card, soft cloth, IWC warranty service booklet.

Fitted with a Cal. 89365, rhodium-plated, hack mechanism, 35 jewels, self-winding, protected by a soft iron antimagnetic dust cap, screwed case back and crown, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 46 mm. Thickness 16.40 mm.

The flyback function, also called “Retour en Vol”, allows the pilot to quickly reset the chronograph hand to zero without stopping the mechanism. Fast and efficient, this function allows the pilot to make more precise position calculations during the flight.

Est. CHF 6’000 – 9’000

08IWC

International Watch Co., Schaffhausen, Pilot’s Watch Chronograph Top Gun, Ref. IW388007, case no. 3968183, circa 2014

A very fine and attractive, full-set, mint condition, large, wa ter-resistant, tonneau-shaped, automatic, ceramic and titanium, flyback’s chronograph wristwatch with matte black dial, painted Arabic numerals, luminous hands, date indication, stainless steel IWC deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box, user manual for Ref. 3880, international warranty card, soft cloth, IWC warranty service booklet.

Fitted with a Cal. 89365, rhodium-plated, hack mechanism, 35 jewels, self-winding, protected by a soft iron antimagnetic dust cap, screwed titanium case back and crown, sapphire crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 46 mm. Thickness 16.40 mm.

09IWC

International Watch Co., Schaffhausen, Aquatimer Chronograph Edition “Expedition Charles Darwin”, Ref. IW379503, case no. 3930988, sold in 2014

Est. CHF 4’000 – 6’000

A fine and unusual, attractive, full-set, mint condition, large, water-resistant, tonneau-shaped, automatic, bronze, flyback’s chronograph wristwatch with matte black dial, luminous hands, date, rotating bezel with safe dive system, rubber-coating round chronograph pushers and black rubber IWC strap with patented quick change system. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box, user manual for ef. 7 5, international warranty card, IWC warranty booklet, Aquatimer chronograph Special Editions booklet. Fitted with a Cal. 89365, rhodium-plated, hack mechanism, 35 jewels, self-winding. Screwed crown and case back, sapphire crystal, case back engraved with a portrait of Charles Darwin. Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 44 mm. Thickness 16.90 mm.

“The first watch in IWC’s history with a bronze case is a tribute to the spirit of discovery shown by Charles Darwin, and to the expedition vessels of his era. The choice of bronze for the case pays homage to the well-known ship, HMS Beagle, that carried Charles Darwin on his expedition to the Galapagos Islands. In those days, bronze – which is non-corrosive – was used for portholes, fittings and nautical instruments. Depending on the use to which it is put, bronze develops a patina in the course of time and darkens in colour, giving the Aquatimer Chronograph Edition “Expedition Charles Darwin” its own unmistakable character”. - Courtesy of IWC manufactory.

Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 44 mm. Thickness 17 mm.

Est. CHF 5’000 – 7’000

11PANERAI

Luminor 1950 3 Days, Ref. OP6835, PAM00372, limited edition no. N2952/3500, movement no. 009436, case no. BB1478236, circa 2012

A very fine, mint condition, full-set, hand wound, limited edition, water-resistant, large, cushion-shaped, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with sandwich-type matte black dial, luminous numerals, luminous hands, leather strap and steel Panerai buckle.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packa ging, user manual for uminor 1 50 days, soft cloth, certifi cate, additional glass, additional strap and screwdriver. Fitted with Cal. P3000, rhodium plated, manual winding, 21 jewels, screwed sapphire-set case back, winding crown secured by a lock.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 47 mm. Thickness 16.30 mm.

Est. CHF 5’000 – 7’000

12PANERAI

Luminor Marina 1950 3 Days, Ref. OP6892, PAM00422, limited edition no. P1191/2000, move ment no. 006162, case no. BB1624033, sold in 2014

A very fine, mint condition, water-resistant, large, cushionshaped, stainless steel diver’s wristwatch with sandwich-type matte black dial, small second, luminous numerals, luminous hands, back plate with power reserve indication, leather strap and steel Panerai buckle.

Accompanied by a user manual for Luminor Marina 1950 3 days, additional rubber strap, certificate dated April 2014. Fitted with Cal. P3001, rhodium plated, manual winding, screwed sapphire-set case back, winding crown secured by a lock.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 47 mm. Thickness 17.40 mm.

The patent for the tight seal device was filled in November 1959, and registered on October 4, 1960, under patent no. 2’954’665, see illustration.

Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

13GLASHÜTTE ORIGINAL

Senator Navigator Panorama date, Ref. 100-03-0704-04, movement no. 00685, case no. 0280, sold in 2007

A very fine and attractive, full-set, mint condition, large, wa ter-resistant, tonneau-shaped, automatic, stainless steel flyback pilot’s wristwatch with matte black dial, painted lu minous numerals, blued steel hands, sweep center second, large two-digit date, leather strap and stainless steel Glashütte buckle.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packa ging, user manual for enator avigator certificate of authenti city dated March 2007, setting pin and magnifying glass.

Fitted with a cal. GUB100, mechanical, rhodium plated, 51 jewels, self-winding, with 21k gold rotor segment, case back secured by 5 screws, sapphire glass, button in the band for the flyback center second.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 44 mm. Thickness 13 mm.

Est. CHF 1’000 – 3’000

14LACO

“The Laco Replica Pilot ‘s Watch”, Ref. FL23883, limited edition no. 70/75, sold in June 2000

A very fine, oversized, limited edition, mint condition, manual winding, blackened steel pilot’s watch with matte black dial, luminous numerals, indirect center second, leather strap and steel buckle. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box, certificate of accu racy, additional brown leather strap. Fitted with a Cal. D5 22 line, gilt movement, manual winding, 22 jewels, indirect second, index regulator, self-compensating Breguet balance spring, monometallic balance with timing screws, snap on case back engraved inside “127-560B, 70/75, FL23883”, band engraved FL23883.

Case signed Lacher & Co, movement signed Laco, case andmovement numbered. Diam. 55 mm. Thickness 20.90 mm.

To celebrate the 75th anniversary, the brand re-launched their original 1940s pilot watch, in a limited edition of just 75 pieces, which were sold out immediately. The present watch is numbered 70 out of 75.

Est.

CHF

15IWC

International Watch Co., Schaffhausen, Mark XV Spitfire, Ref. IW3253, limited edition no. 070/1000, movement no. 2758530, case no. 2827870, circa

A superb condition, limited edition, water-resistant, automatic, tonneau-shaped stainless steel wristwatch with matte black dial, sweep center second, leather strap and stainless steel IWC buckle.

16IWC

International Watch Co., Schaffhausen, Pilot’s watch, Automatic, Die Fliegeruhr, Ref. IW3241, movement no. 2617898, case no. 2550249, circa 1998

Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

A fine and rare, superb condition, water-resistant, au tomatic, tonneau-shaped stainless steel wristwatch with matte black dial, date, sweep center second, leather strap and stainless steel IWC buckle.

Fitted with a Cal. C 4 C , nickel finish, mecha nical, self-winding, hack mechanism, 34 jewels, antimagnetic dust cap, screwed back, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 36 mm. Thickness 10.50 mm.

17IWC

International Watch Co., Schaffhausen, Mark XII Automatic, Pilot’s watch, Ref. IW3241, movement no. 2784187, case no. 2650210, sold in 1998

Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

A fine and rare, superb condition and full-set, wa ter-resistant, automatic tonneau-shaped stainless steel wristwatch with matte black dial, date, luminous hands (later original), sweep center second, leather strap and stainless steel IWC buckle.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, Mark XII user manual, international warranty card dated 05.1998, service IWC booklet, warranty booklet.

Fitted with a Cal. C884/2, based JLC, nickel finish, self-winding, 6 jewels, with hack mechanism, protected by an antimagnetic dust cap, screwed back and crown, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 36.50 mm. Thickness 10.50 mm.

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Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

18SINN

Bundeswehr “3H” (tritium designation), Ref. 1550G, case no. 367696, circa 1970s

A very fine and rare, large, hand wound, stainless steel mili tary flyback’s chronograph wristwatch with matte black dial, painted luminous Arabic numerals, “3H” logo in red, 30-minute register, bi-directional revolving black bezel and leather strap. Fitted with a cal. Valjoux 230, manual winding, rhodium plated, straight line lever escapement, monometallic balance, flat balance spring, shock-absorbers, column-wheel chronograph mechanism, two-body case construction secured by four screws, case back engraved inside “Heuer Leonidas SA Swiss, Stainless steel” and outside “Bundeswehr 6645-12-146-3774”, plexi crystal. Dial signed Sinn, case signed Heuer-Leonidas. Diam. 43 mm. Thickness 12.90 mm.

“In the 1980s and early 1990s, the company’s founder, Helmut Sinn, purchased the German Army’s stock of decommissioned Bundeswehr chronographs, which were made by Heuer (Ref. 1550 SG). Helmut Sinn reworked these watches and afterward sold them as Sinn Model 155 Bw, with Sinn lettering on their dials designating “Heuer/Sinn Bundeswehr-Chronograph für Piloten” (German for Heuer/Sinn German Armed Forces Chronograph for Pilots)”. - Courtesy of watchtime.com

Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

19SINN

Sinn 156b, Military Chronograph, movement no. 4384227, case no. 89385, circa 1990

A fine and rare, large, automatic, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with matte black dial, painted luminous Arabic numerals, day, date and 24-hour indications, bi-directional black bezel graduated for 60 units, stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp.

Fitted with a cal. 5100, rhodium-plated, self-winding, 17 jewels, screwed crown, plexi crystal. Two-body construction case, secured by four screws.

Dial and case signed Sinn, movement signed Lemania Watch Ltd.

Diam. 42.80 mm. Thickness 15.70 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 190 mm.

PORSCHE DESIGN

Orfina, Ref. 7177, movement no. 04088001, case no, 3170, made in the 1980s

Est. CHF

3’000

Est. CHF 2’500 – 3’500

21PORSCHE DESIGN

By IWC, International Watch Co., Ref. 3510, movement no. 2304858, case no. 2284129, circa 1980

A very fine, unusual and attractive, automatic, ato-olive anodized aluminum military wristwatch with Nato-olive dial, luminous hands, date, red sweep center seconds, Nato-olive anodized aluminum bracelet with deployant clasp, concealed compass.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer pac kaging, blank guarantee card, service booklet, guarantee booklet, additional link.

Fitted with a Cal. IWC375, rhodium-plated, 22 jewels, monometallic balance, self-compensating, flat balance spring, shock-absorbers, hack mechanism, hinged watch case with screwed case back, released by depressing two buttons in the lower lugs.

Dial signed IWC and Porsche Design, case and movement signed IWC.

Diam. 39 mm. Thickness 13.20 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 165 mm.

Ref. 3510 was the first reference and the first model produced by IWC in collaboration with Porsche Design. Nato-olive series are extremely rare and sought-after by collectors.

Est. CHF 1’500 – 2’500

22BULOVA

Chronograph “F”, Automatic, Ref. 7081-1, case n° N2, made in the 1970s

A very fine, unusual and attractive, automatic, left-handed, ton neau-shaped, large stainless steel chronograph’s wristwatch, with five-tone dial, target -shaped 12-hour and 0-minute registers, date, outer tachymeter scale, orange chronograph hand, leather strap and Bulova steel buckle.

Fitted with a Cal. 14 FAD, 2, gilt finish, 17 jewels, blued steel screws, shock-absorbers, self-winding with micro-rotor, screwed steel case back, round chronograph pushers, opposite to the winding crown.

Dial, case and movement signed.

Dim. 44.20 x 42.90 mm. Thickness 14.25 mm.

Est. CHF 9’000 – 15’000

23MATHEY-TISSOT

“Tropical” Chronograph, case n° 333694, made in the 1970s movement no. 667365, sold in 1992

A very fine and very attractive, hand wound, large, stainless steel, chronograph’s wristwatch with tropical color two-tone reverse-panda type dial with red color indexes and chronograph hand, tachymeter scale, bi-directional rotating black bezel graduated for 60 units, leather strap.

Fitted with a Cal. Valjoux 726, gilt finish, 17 jewels, manual win ding, straight line lever escapement, flat balance spring, threearm monometallic balance, shock absorbers, column-wheel chronograph mechanism, screwed steel case back, round chronograph pushers, hesalite glass.

Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 40.50 mm. Thickness 15 mm.

With its naturally patinated tropical color dial, reverse panda style, nicely faded bezel, overall superb condition, the present watch is a killer on the wrist.

Est. CHF 6’000 – 8’000

HEUER

Autavia, Swiss, Ref. 73663MH, case n°69 & 202130, made in the 1970s

A fine and attractive, hand wound, large, stainless steel, ton neau-shaped military chronograph’s wristwatch with matte black dial, painted luminous baton indexes, 30-minute and 12-hour chronograph registers, minute and hour graduated, black bi-directional revolving bezel. Fitted with a Cal. Valjoux 7736, manual winding, 17 jewels, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating flat ba lance spring, 3-arm monometallic balance, shock-absorbers, screwed steel case back engraved outside “69”. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 42 mm. Thickness 15 mm.

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Est. CHF 9’000 – 15’000

HEUER

Carrera 45 Dato 12, «Tropical» chronograph, Ref. 3147N, first generation, case no. 94856 & C828-2, made in the 1960s

A very fine, rare and collectible, first execution, ton neau-shaped, hand wound, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with matte black dial, red date and leather strap. Fitted with a Cal. L189 (Landeron), rhodium-plated, manual winding, 17 jewels, screwed case back. Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 36 mm. Thickness 13.10 mm.

The present watch is a Carrera 45 Dato in its first execution, Ref. 3147N, with a black dial and red date display at 12. This watch was the first chronograph with a date function. This “MK1” Carrera Dato is one of the most sought-after chronographs among vintage collectors, as it was quickly replaced with the second generation of the model, featuring a date indication 9 and only one register. Preserved in superb overall condition, with a slightly tropical patinated dial, the present is per sure a rare opportunity for the trained collectors.

Est. CHF 6’000 – 8’000

HEUER

Jumbo Chronograph, Pre Carrera « Big Eyes », Ref. 346AR, movement no. 750949, case no. 54328, made circa 1942

A fine and attractive, large, early, hand wound, antimagnetic, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with two-tone silvered dial, luminous hands, painted luminous Arabic numerals, oversized “Big Eyes” registers. Fitted with a Cal. Valjoux 71, rhodium-plated, manual winding, blued steel Breguet hairspring, index regulator, column-wheel chronograph mechanism, screwed case back signed by maker and engraved “Etanche - Parechoc - non magnetic”. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 38 mm. Thickness 13.85 mm.

HEUER

Pre Carrera-Big Eyes, Ref. 2406, movement no. 401605, case no. 48957, circa 1942

Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

A fine and attractive, hand wound, stainless steel, tonneau-shaped chronograph wristwatch with silvered (patinated) dial, painted luminous numerals, luminous Dauphine hands.

Fitted with a Cal. Landeron 13, rhodium-plated, straight line lever escapement, blued steel Breguet hairspring, monometallic balance with timing screws, index regulator, shock absorbers, column-wheel chronograph mechanism, screwed case back signed by maker and engraved “Etanche- Parechoc- non magnetic”. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 35 mm. Thickness 13.70 mm.

GALLET

Multichron, Chronograph, case no. 464156, made in the 1940s

Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

A fine and attractive, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel chrono graph’s wristwatch with silvered (patinated) dial, painted luminous Arabic numerals, luminous hands, red tachymeter scale, blue telemeter scale.

Fitted with a mechanical movement, manual winding, unsigned, column-wheel chronograph mechanism, monometallic balance with timing screws, blued steel Breguet hairspring, shock-absorbers.

Dial signed Gallet, case numbered. Diam. 36 mm. Thickness 11.60 mm.

Two-body case construction, back secured by four screws, patented, no. CH189190 from February 1937.

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OMEGA

“Multi-scale” chronograph, movement no. 9387821, case no. 9978435, circa 1938

An extremely fine, rare and collectible, large, early, hand wound, stainless steel Staybrite chronograph wristwatch with silvered (patinated) dial, painted black Arabic numerals, blued steel hands, concentric green pulsometer scale, red telemeter scale and blue tachymeter scale, olive-shaped chronograph pushers, Omega steel buckle.

Fitted with a Cal. 33.3 CHRO, mechanical, manual winding, straight line lever escapement, cut-bimetallic 2-arm balance, blued steel Breguet balance spring, index regulator, column-wheel mechanism, snap on case back, pierced lugs, snap on inclined bezel with hesalite glass. Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 37.50 mm. Thickness 12.60 mm.

Est. CHF 7’000

– 10’000

OMEGA

Tropical chronograph, Ref. 2451-7, movement no. 15499926, circa 1956

A very fine and rare, stainless steel, tonneau-shaped, chrono graph wristwatch with silvered (patinated) dial, applied rose gold dart indexes, luminous Dauphine hands, tachymeter scale.

OMEGA

Speedmaster Professional “Ultraman”, Ref. ST145.012-67 SP, movement no. 26078165, produced in August 1968

An extremely rare, fine and attractive, manual winding, stain less steel, tonneau-shaped chronograph wristwatch with matte black stepped dial, applied Omega logo, special orange chronograph hand, D.O.N. tachymeter scale, leather strap and Omega steel buckle.

Accompanied by an Extract from the Archives.

Fitted with a caliber 21, mechanical, hand wound, pink finish, 17 jewels, self-compensating blued steel Breguet hairspring, 2-arm monometallic balance with timing screws, shock-absorbers, column-wheel mechanism, dust cap, screwed case back, hesalite glass.

Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 42 mm. Thickness 14 mm.

This extremely rare version of the ref. ST145.012-67 takes its name from the Japanese Ultraman series. The number of official “Ultraman” watches is still unknown, but according to scholars, all these watches were produced in 1968 with serial numbers ranging from 26.076.xxx to 26.079.xxx, such as the present watch. The model was re-introduced in 2018 with the Speedy Tuesday Ultraman limited edition, further increasing the interest and de mand for the original vintage one.

The present lot, delivered in August 1968 to Spain, is preserved in great overall condition. The model is described and illustrated in Moonwatch Only, by Gregoire Rossier and Anthony Marquié, page 491, edition 2017.

Est. CHF 9’000 – 14’000

32OMEGA

Speedmaster Professional, Moonwatch Anniversa ry Limited Series, Apollo XI 45th anniversary, Ref. 311.62.42.30.06.001, limited edition no. 0297/1969, case no. 77804699, sold in 2016

A very fine, limited edition, full-set, mint condition, water-resis tant, tonneau-shaped, hand wound, Omega Sedna gold and titanium chronograph wristwatch with matte grey moon dial, all marks in relief obtained by laser ablation, nylon fabric strap and brushed titanium buckle.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer packa ging, user manual, international warranty card, additional Nato strap, limited edition booklet certificate, pictograms card. Fitted with a Cal. 1861, rhodium-plated, manual winding, 18 jewels, glucydur balance, shock-absorbers, 18k Sedna gold bezel with black ceramic ring bearing the tachymeter scale, sapphire crystal, screwed case back, round chronograph pushers.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 42 mm. Thickness 14.15 mm.

OMEGA

Speedmaster 1957 Chronograph

38.60 mm, The 1957 Trilogy, Ref. 311.10.39.30.01.001, limited edition no. 2748/3557, case no. 78772093, sold in 2018

Est. CHF 5’000 – 8’000

A very fine and attractive, superb condition and full-set, limited edition, water-resistant, manual winding, stainless steel tonneau-shaped chronograph’s wristwatch with black “tropical” dial, vintage-style indexes, steel bezel with tachymeter scale, stainless steel Omega bracelet with deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer packaging, user manual, certificate of limited edition, pictograms card, international warranty card, additional Nato strap, additional leather strap.

Fitted with a Cal. 1861, manual winding, rhodium-plated, 18 jewels, glucydur balance, hesalite glass with Omega logo in the center, screwed case back.

Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 38.60 mm. Thickness 13.70 mm. Approx. overall length 200 mm.

OMEGA

Speedmaster Split Seconds, automatic chronometer, Ref. 3540.50.00, movement and case no. 60090733, circa 1999

A fine and attractive, superb condition. full-set, large, automa tic, certified chronometer, stainless steel split seconds chro nograph wristwatch with black carbon-fiber dial, steel bezel with tachymeter scale, stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer packa ging, hang tag, blank international warranty card, user manual, booklet, chronometer warranty.

Fitted with a cal. 3600, rhodium-plated, 28 jewels, based Valjoux, hack mechanism, certified chronometer, self-winding, protected by a dust cap, screwed case back. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 42.25 mm. Thickness 15.90 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 210 mm.

Est. CHF 2’000 – 3’000

OMEGA

Speedmaster Mark II Co-axial Chronometer Chronograph, Ref. 327.10.43.50.01.001, movement and case no. 86666968, circa 2015

A fine, superb condition, water-resistant, automatic, stainless steel, tonneau-shaped chronometer’s wristwatch with matte black dial, aperture for the date, round chronograph buttons, stainless steel bracelet with secured deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packa ging, operating instruction booklet and setting pin.

Fitted with a Cal. 0, mechanical, rhodium-plated, certified chronometer, co-axial escapement, Si14 balance spring, free sprung balance, shock-absorbers, column-wheel chronograph mechanism, hack mechanism, self-winding, screwed case back, corrector in the band for the date.

Dial, case and movement signed.

Dim. 42.4 x 46.20 mm Thickness 15 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 170 mm.

Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

ROLEX

Oyster Perpetual, Datejust Superlative Chronome ter Officially Certified, Ref. 16233 / 16200, move ment no. 6865529, case n° S479036, sold in 1995

A very fine and attractive, full-set, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel and 1 k gold automatic certified chronometer wristwatch with porcelain white dial, applied gold baton indexes, luminous hands, sweep center second, date, gold fluted bezel, steel and gold Jubilee bracelet no.62523H-18 with deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packa ging, original Rolex punched guarantee dated February 1995, Datejust booklet, Oyster booklet, calendar card for 1994-1995. Fitted with a Cal. 3135, rhodium-plated, self-winding movement, 31 jewels, screwed case back and winding crown, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 36 mm. Thickness 11.80 mm. Approx. overall bracelet length 170 mm.

ROLEX

Oyster

A very fine and attractive, superb condition, full-set, ton neau-shaped, automatic, stainless steel, certified chronome ter wristwatch with black dial, luminous hands, sweep center second, date, rounded polished bezel, steel Oyster bracelet no. 72200 with Oysterclasp deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box, original guarantee, booklet, red seal.

Fitted with a Cal. 1 5, mechanical, certified chronometer, rho dium-plated, 31 jewels, straight line lever escapement, shock absorbers, hack mechanism, self-compensating Breguet balance spring, monometallic balance with Microstella screws, screwed back and Oyster crown, sapphire crystal with cyclops lens.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 36 mm. Thickness 11.60 mm. Approx. 185 mm.

ROLEX

Oyster Perpetual, Milgauss, Superlative Chronome ter Officially Certified, Ref. 116400, movement no. 32179401, case no. M440154, circa 2009.

A very fine, automatic, anti-magnetic, stainless steel, ton neau-shaped certified chronometer wristwatch with matte black dial, orange lightning-bolt sweep center second and stainless Oyster bracelet no. 72400. Fitted with a Cal. 1 1, mechanical, rhodium-plated, certified chronometer, hack mechanism, self-winding, 31 jewels, protected by a screwed anti-magnetic cap, screwed case back and crown. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 40 mm. Thickness 13.20 mm. Approx. overall bracelet length 185 mm.

At the 2007 Baselworld, Rolex announced the reintroduction of the Milgauss model, a tool watch that had been dormant for roughly thirty years. The new model, Ref. 116400, would take much of its refined styling from the conservative-looking Ref. 1019, the last of the original Milgauss line. Originally this model was available in three variations: a black dial and green sapphire glass, a white dial and clear sapphire glass (see next lot) and a black dial with clear sapphire glass, such as the present watch. The new model became an instant hit with collectors who appre ciated the technical merits of this anti-magnetic watch as well as the bold design of the orange lightning bolt hand.

Est. CHF 6’000 – 8’000

ROLEX

Oyster Perpetual, Milgauss, Superlative Chronome ter Officially Certified, Ref. 116400, movement no. 32166850, case no. M642475, circa 2009.

A very fine, automatic, anti-magnetic, stainless steel, ton neau-shaped certified chronometer wristwatch with o white dial, luminous hands, blackened luminous Baton indexes, orange lightning-bolt sweep center second and stainless Oyster bracelet no. 72400 with deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packa ging, user manual booklet.

Fitted with a Cal. 1 1, mechanical, rhodium-plated, certified chronometer, 31 jewels, hack mechanism, self-winding, protected by a screwed anti-magnetic cap, screwed case back and crown, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 40 mm. Thickness 13.20 mm. Approx. overall bracelet length 190 mm.

Est. CHF 20’000 – 30’000

ROLEX

Oyster Perpetual, Superlative Chronometer Official ly Certified, Ref. 124300, case no. 4423W019, sold in 2021

A very fine and attractive, superb condition, full-set, water-re sistant, automatic, stainless steel, tonneau-shaped, certified chronometer wristwatch with turquoise blue dial, sweep center second, stainless steel Oyster bracelet with deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer pac kaging, user manual, guarantee manual booklet, green seal, extra link, international guarantee card, green pouch. Fitted with a Cal. 3230, rhodium-plated, self-winding, screwed back and crown, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 41 mm. Thickness 11.80. Approx. overall bracelet length 185 mm.

As soon as it was launched, this model became almost cult with its turquoise blue «Tiffany» dial. Released from production in 2022, this model is sought after by collectors.

ROLEX

Oyster Perpetual Date, GMT-Master II, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, aka « Batman », Ref. 116710BLNR, movement no. F5610903, case no. 024D7215, sold in 2017

A very fine and attractive, full-set, water-resistant, automatic, stainless steel, tonneau-shaped, certified chronometer wristwatch with gloss black dial, date and sweep center seconds, second time zone and stainless steel Oyster bracelet Ref. 78200 with deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, guarantee card, guarantee manual and booklet.

Fitted with a Cal. 1 6, mechanical, rhodium-plated, 1 jewels, certified chro nometer, blued steel Breguet spring, monometallic balance with Microstella screws, shock-absorbers, hack mechanism, screwed back and crown, sapphire crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 40 mm. Thickness. 12.10 mm. Approx. overall length 195 mm.

Launched at Baselworld in 2013 and so-called « Batman » by collectors, because of its blue and black colors revolving ceramic bezel, the « new » GMT-Master II, Ref. 116710BLNR is a very practical and seducing wristwatch. The additional GMT hand allows to travel easily. The GMT-Master II with patented blue and black Cerachrom bezel is already an icon.

ROLEX

Oyster Perpetual Date, Submariner, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, «Green 50th anniversary», aka « Kermit », Ref. 16610LV, movement no. 32863644, case no. V585159, sold in 2009

A very fine and attractive, full-set, water-resistant, automatic, stainless steel, tonneau-shaped, certified chronometer wristwatch with gloss black maxi dial, date, sweep centre seconds, green bezel and stainless steel Oyster bracelet Ref. 93250.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, green pouch, user manual, submariner booklet, guarantee manual booklet, guarantee card dated 2009, service card dated 2021. red seal, additional link. Fitted with a caliber 1 5, mechanical, rhodium-plated, certified chrono meter, self-winding, 31 jewels, hack mechanism, screwed back and crown, sapphire crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 40 mm. Thickness 12.80 mm. Approx. overall length 185 mm.

Rolex introduced the green bezel Submariner, Ref. 16610LV for Lunette Verte (Green Bezel), in 2003 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Submariner model. The model, aka « Kermit », features a green bezel insert and a black dial with large round luminous indexes - the so-called Maxi dial. The model is no more in production.

Est. CHF 700’000 – 1’200’000

ROLEX

“White gold Prototype”, Oyster Perpetual Date, Subma riner, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, Ref. 1680, movement no. D701771, no serial number, circa 1973

An exceptionally rare and highly important, prototype, water-resistant, tonneau-shaped, automatic, 1 white gold certified chro nometer diver’s wristwatch with nipple blue/purple dial, sweep centre second, date and an 18K white gold President bracelet with deployant clasp.

Fitted with a Cal. 1570, mechanical, rhodium-plated, certified chro nometer, 26 jewels, engraved RB for Rolex Bienne, hack mechanism, self-compensating blued steel Breguet balance spring, 2-arm monometallic balance with Microstella timing screws, screwed case back and screwed white gold Triplock crown, hesalite crystal with cyclops lens.

Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 40 mm. Thickness 14.10 mm. Approx. overall length 175 mm.

Exceptional is the word that immediately comes to mind when describing this prototype watch, one of only three known examples, in 18K white gold of the Submariner reference 1680. According to scholars, only three examples of these extraordinary prototypes are known, including the watch presented here, another with a blue dial and another with a black dial.

Exceptional, because the model was only ever made in stainless steel or yellow gold, no examples are known in white gold, except for the three prototype watches. In fact, the Submariner was only officially produced in white gold in 2014 with the reference 116619. But notably, more than 40 years later, it still features a blue dial (which earned it the nickname Smurf).

Exceptional in its design, with this special bezel in white gold, bidirectional, halfway between a classic Submariner and a Thunderbird, with the unique particularity of having notches only on two opposite places, as to be handled with two fingers, but also of featuring an alternating raised Arabic numerals and fluted decoration, as can be found much later on the Turn-O-Graph.

Exceptional in every detail, as it is obvious that innovative and never seen before aesthetic details should immediately alert us to a precious metal piece rather than the classic steel version. Reasons why this piece is provided with a white gold President bracelet, while the steel or gold Sub of the period were mounted on Oyster bracelets. We can also note that this piece does not have a colored insert in the bezel, as on the steel or yellow gold version, but an applied white gold insert with raised numbers and indexes. Probably, the production at the time did not allow to machine in one block the bezel, as on the Yacht-Master today, for example.

Exceptional, because even born in white gold, it remains a seasoned professional watch. We can see that this piece comes with a Triplock crown and tube of the first generation (often changed later, during maintenance, for a second generation). The inside case back engraved with Ref. 1680 and has all the gold marks, similar to those in the yellow gold version. The back is stamped with the key 12 for the case manufacturer Genex S.A., specialized in the manufacture of Oyster cases of Ref. 1680, but also those of the Ref. 6062. The lugs are not engraved, neither at 12 o’clock, nor at 12 o’clock, because this prototype piece was not intended to be marketed. Finally, the three dots, of which the central one is larger than the others, on the winding crown, a Rolex mark for a white gold crown.

Exceptional, by its dial so-called «Nipple» dial, of blue color which has naturally patinated and taken a note of purple, dial which we find on the version in yellow gold of the Submariner. This dial is called «nipple» because of the shape of the circular luminous indexes. This is a «feet first» dial introduced after about 1971, the previous type being designated «meters first». The dial bears the «T SWISS T» mark at his bottom, for tritium and gold markers. The indexes and hands were later re-lumed, probably at the manufactory.

By its design and construction, we can date this prototype to 19721973. The movement, caliber 1570, is equipped with the stop-second function, a feature found from 1971-1972. The serial number of the movement « D701771 » can be dated around 1972. On the other hand, we know that the yellow gold version of the Ref. 1680 Submariner Date appeared in 1968-1969, which seems totally consistent. Furthermore, this watch has a white gold President bracelet with a concealed deployant clasp, the end links of which are numbered 54, which can be dated around 1973.

Exceptional, because we already know other similar projects of declination of models, in a new material, but which also never saw the light of day, we think of the few existing Day-Date in steel, the Daytona Ref. 6265 in white gold, or the most recent Ref. 16516 in platinum. A living testimony of a project never realized in the early 1970’s for a white gold Submariner, this spectacular watch is not only unique but also represents a museum piece in Rolex history.

An incredible project, perhaps aborted too early because of an oil crisis, a quartz crisis, which will last in the early 1970s until 1980. Did the brand decide to invest more in a quartz production to be able to propose around 1977 the Oysterquartz models? In the 1974 booklet dedicated to the Submariner, one could read «The Submariner has been dressed for the city and business, without ceasing to be a real diving watch», did Rolex want to create with this white gold model a version a little more dressed city watch? The mystery is complete.

Exceptional, unobtainable, this watch is a unique opportunity to acquire a part of the rich heritage of the brand with the crown, a one-of-a-kind creation!

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Est. CHF 8’000 – 12’000

44ROLEX

Oyster Perpetual Date, “Havana”, Superlative Chro nometer Officially Certified, Ref. 1501, movement no. D56602, case no. 1273737, circa 1965.

An extremely fine and rare, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel, automatic, chronometer’s wristwatch with Havana brown color dial, luminous Dauphine hands, date, leather strap and stainless steel Rolex buckle.

Fitted with a Cal. 1560, mechanical, rhodium-plated, 26 jewels, certified chronometer, straight-line lever escapement, mo nometallic balance adjusted to temperatures and 5 positions, shock absorber, self-compensating free sprung blued steel Breguet balance spring, Microstella regulating screws, self-winding, screwed case back engraved inside “1501 & II.65”, screwed crown, hesalite crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 34 mm. Thickness 12 mm.

45 ROLEX

Perpetual, Certified Chronometer, Ref. 4134, move ment no. N59824, case no. 461026, circa 1946

Est. CHF 10’000 – 15’000

A very fine and extremely rare, automatic, oversized, 1 yellow gold gentleman’s chronometer wristwatch with patinated silvered dial, applied gold radial Roman numerals and gold dart indexes (index at 10 replaced), gold Dauphine hands, leather strap and gilt Rolex buckle.

Fitted with a Cal. 6533, mechanical, rhodium-plated, self-winding, rotor numbered 59824, snap on solid gold case back. Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 37 mm. Thickness 11.50 mm.

GÜBELIN

Movement no. 209311, case no. 967604, made in the 1930s

An extremely fine and rare, oversized, keyless, 18K yellow gold openface dress watch with gloss black dial. Accompanied by its original leather pouch signed Gübelin. Fitted with a rhodium-plated round mechanical, keyless move ment, 16 jewels, straight line lever escapement, cut-bimetal lic balance, self-compensating blued steel Breguet balance spring, index regulator, snap on gold case back, snap on inclined gold bezel. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 56 mm. Thickness 8.75 mm.

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BREGUET

Dial no. 4116, case no. 4116, case back no. 12132, made in 1882 and later sold in 1930

An exceptionally rare and important, keyless, openface, 18K rose gold minute repeating dress watch with white enamel dial, radial Roman numerals, blued steel Spade hands, independent center second and split-second function. Fitted with a 1 -line, gilt finish, keyless mechanical movement, two-train fully jeweled, lever escapement, cut-bimetallic balance, self-compensating blued steel Breguet balance spring, index regulator, gold hinged cuvette no. 4116, gold hinged back cover engraved outside “FVK” and numbered inside 12132, repeating on two gongs with two polished steel hammers, repeating mechanism released through a slide in the band.

Dial and cuvette signed and numbered; back cover numbered. Diam. 51.30 mm. Thickness 18 mm.

According to the Breguet archives, the present lot was made in 1882, remaining in the stock of the manufactory till its sale on April 29th, 1930 to L.H. Dulles for the sum of 4000 francs. We are very grateful to Mr. Emmanuel Breguet for his precious help in the documentation of this piece.

BREGUET

Marine, Ref. 5817ST925V8, case no. 808AB, sold in 2021

A very fine, mint condition, full-set, large, water-resistant, automatic, stainless steel wristwatch with two-tone silvered and black guilloche dial, luminous Breguet hands, sweep center second, large two-digit date, rubber strap and steel Breguet deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, user manual for ef. 5 17, certificate of origin and guarantee dated ay 2021, registration card.

Fitted with a Cal. 517GG, mechanical, rhodium-plated, 35 jewels, straight line lever escapement, monometallic balance, self-compensating flat balance spring, shock-absorbers, gold rotor, sapphire-set case back secured by six screws, sapphire crystal, screwed winding crown. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 40 mm. Thickness 11.90 mm.

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Est. CHF 12’000 – 16’000

BREGUET

Marine, case no. 2074G, made in the 1990s

A very fine, automatic, diamond-set 1 white gold lady’s wristwatch with mother-of-pearl dial with diamond-set indexes, sweep center second, date, diamond-set bezel, diamond-set white gold bracelet with hidden double secured deployant clasp. Fitted with a Cal. 552, mechanical, rhodium-plated, 21 jewels, gold rotor, gold case back secured by four screws, sapphire crystal, Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 26 mm. Thickness 7.30 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 165 mm.

50A. LANGE & SÖHNE

Saxonia, Ref. 219.026 LSLS2193AJ, movement no. 132860, case no. 241659, sold on 2020

A very fine and attractive, thin and elegant, superb condition and full-set, manual winding, 18K white gold wristwatch with matte silvered dial, guilloche small second, applied white gold baton indexes, leather strap and an 18K white gold A. Lange & Söhne buckle.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer packa ging, leather folio, Saxonia user manual, guarantee, welcoming booklet, soft cloth, service center booklet. Fitted with a Cal. L941.1, ¾ plate, maillechort, gold chatons, manual winding, 21 jewels, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating flat balance spring, shock-absorbers, mo nometallic balance with timing screws, swan-neck regulator, blued steel screw, hack mechanism, sapphire-set case back secured by six screws, sapphire crystal, Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 35 mm. Thickness 7.45 mm.

The present watch is the perfect embodiment of the adage «less is more». Refined, elegant, discreet and perfectly finished, it needs no subterfuge to shine in the eyes of collectors.

IWC

International Watch Co, Schaffhausen, Ingenieur, Vintage collection, Ref. IW323301, movement no. 3045324, case n° 3508187, sold in 2011

A fine and attractive, superb condition and full-set, large, wa ter-resistant, automatic, tonneau-shaped, automatic, stainless steel wristwatch with matte black dial, applied indexes, 5-minute luminous dots, luminous Dauphine hands, sweep center second, date, leather strap and steel IWC deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packa ging, user manual for Ref. 3233, warranty card dated April 2011, IWC warranty and service booklet, soft cloth. Fitted with a Cal. C/80111, mechanical, rhodium-plated, 28 jewels, monometallic balance, self-compensating flat balance spring, shock-absorbers, self-winding with Pellaton system, sapphire-set screwed case back, screwed crown, sapphire crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 42.30 mm. Thickness 14.20 mm.

IWC

International Watch Co, Schaffhausen, Ingenieur SL Jumbo, Ref. IW183201, movement no. 2038200, case no. 2203069, sold in 1976

A very fine, unusual and rare, attractive, large, automatic, stainless steel, tonneau-shaped anti-magnetic wristwatch with matte black dial with textured wa e decoration, aka millimeter-structure, lu minous hands, sweep center seconds, date and stainless steel IWC bracelet with deployant clasp.

Fitted with a Cal. 541 , mechanical, antimagnetic, nickel-fini shed lever movement, 23 jewels, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating Breguet balance spring, monometallic balance, shock-absorbers, self-winding, hack mechanism, blued steel screws, dust cap, screwed steel case back, steel bezel and crown, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 40 mm. Thickness 12.50 mm. Approx. overall length 205 mm.

Designed by the legendary watchmaker Gerald Genta, the model belongs to the “Holy Trinity” of the designer, together with the Audemars Piguet, Royal Oak, see lot 53 and the Patek Philippe, Nautilus, see lot 54.

According to the IWC museum, the present lot was sold on November 1976 to Switzerland, Basel. The model was first published in 1977 and last published in 1980, the last known retail price was 2’950.- CHF. We would like to thank the IWC museum and IWC boutique Geneva for providing research support.

Est. CHF 80’000 – 120’000

AUDEMARS PIGUET

Royal Oak Jumbo Serie A, Ref. 5402ST, movement n° 128576, case n° 80217 & A1217, sold in 1974

A superb and rare, well-preserved and collectible, early, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel automatic wristwatch with tapisserie decoration black dial, applied luminous baton indexes, applied AP logo above 6, luminous hands, date, stainless steel bracelet, deployant clasp with locker stamped AP.

Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and fitted A presentation box.

Fitted with a Cal. K2121, mechanical, self-winding, rhodium-plated, 36 jewels, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating flat balance spring, gyromax type balance, shock absorbers, 21K gold rotor segment,

Dial, case and movement signed. Deployant clasp stamped “Breveté, Audemars Piguet & Co, Swiss, Steel Inox, Swiss Made”.

Diam. 39 mm. Thickness 7.20 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 185 mm.

Designed on the night of April 10-11, 1970, by the genius designer Gerald Genta (1931-2011), in response to a telephone call from the director of Audemars Piguet, Georges Golay (1921-1987), who wanted a sporty-chic watch in the collection, the Royal Oak quickly became the model that changed the face of the watchmaking world forever, as soon as it was presented in Basel in 1972. Produced from 1972 to 1976 in 6050 pieces in all materials, in particular 4288 in steel, the 5402ST remained in the AP catalog for 15 years. From the very first series, the A series, no. A1 to A1999, 1937 watches were sold, between 1972 and 1989. The A-series, shown here, no. A1217, was produced in 1974, the same year that 613 other watches were sold.

With its 39 mm diameter, its octagonal bezel, its «Bleu Nuit 1+ N50» dial with its handmade T21 tapestry decoration, known as «Petite Tapisserie», by Stern Creation, its integrated bracelet, and its extra-fine automatic Jaeger-LeCoultre base caliber, the Royal Oak, Ref. 5402ST, has become legendary and still continues to delight collectors in its current versions.

The model is described and illustrated in Audemars Piguet, 150 ans d’audace, by Gisbert L. Brunner, Christian Pfeiffer-Belli, Martin K. Wehrli, ill. 442, stating « premier modèle présenté sur le marché en 1972 », page 270, edition 2000. The model is also presented in Audemars Piguet, Le Maître de l’Horlogerie depuis 1875, Flammarion edition 2011, page 216 and in the book Royal Oak, Audemars Piguet, by Martin K. Wehrli & Heinz Heimann, page 83, stating « 1972 Naissance d’une légende ». We would like to thank the Audemars Piguet Heritage Department for their support.

In superb condition and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, this iconic timepiece is sure to touch the heart of any collector or connoisseur.

Est. CHF 90’000 – 150’000

PATEK PHILIPPE

Nautilus “Jumbo”, Ref. 3700/11, movement n° 1308081, case n° 540959, made in 1981

An extremely fine and rare, large and attractive, automatic, stainless steel wristwatch with black ribbed dial, date, stainless steel bracelet with secured deployant clasp.

Accompanied by an xtract from the Archives, confirming production of the present watch in 1981 and its subsequent sale in August 1985, with black ribbed dial and steel bracelet.

Fitted with a Cal. 28-255C, mechanical, rhodium-plated, stamped with the Seal of Geneva, 36 jewels, Gyromax balance, self-compensating flat balance spring, shock absor bers, self-winding, rotor with gold segment.

Dial, case and movement signed. Deployant clasp stamped “Nautilus, PATEK-PHILIPPE, GENEVE, STEEL INOX, SWISS MADE.

In 1976, Patek Philippe collaborated with Gerald Genta to create the ultimate sports watch.

The Nautilus collection was thus created, with the very first model being reference 3700/1 in stainless steel. The patented case design of reference 3700/1, was registered on April 23, 1976. The cases were made for Patek Philippe by Favre-Perret SA, in Le Crêt-du-Locle, from 1976 until 1981 when production was transferred to Patek’s own Ateliers Réunis workshops, for the second generation Ref. 3700/11, such as the present watch. While the name of the model was still Nautilus, the reference changed. A new type of stainless steel has been used, called «Chrome-Nickel-Molybdenum steel» and the bracelet’s width was reduced to 14 mm (as opposed to the 16.5 mm of the previous reference, 3700/1).

According to researchers, around 3600 pieces were produced under the Reference 3700/1A and 1200 pieces under the Ref. 3700/11A, making the second reference far rarer than the first. The present watch is accompanied by an Extract of Archives, confirming its production in 1981, its sale in 1985, with black ribbed dial and steel bracelet.

In superb overall condition, the present wristwatch has a particularly beautiful and well preserved dial with the “Swiss Sigma” below 6 o’clock and nicely patinated tritium inside the indexes and hands. An iconic model and a hit among discerning collectors.

Est. CHF 60’000 – 100’000

VACHERON CONSTANTIN

Automatic, Model 222, Ref. 44018/411 - “222”, movement no. 686020, case no. 522252, made in 1978

An extremely fine, rare and collectible, thin, large, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel, automatic wristwatch with black slate dial, luminous Baton white gold indexes, gold rimmed date, luminous white gold hands, stainless steel bracelet with double folding clasp.

Accompanied by a Certificate of authenticity.

Fitted with a Cal. 1121, 12 line, extra-flat, 6 jewels, rhodium-plated, eal of eneva, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating flat balance spring, Gyromax-type balance, shock-absorbers, rotor segment in 21k gold, self-winding, three-body case construction, screwed bezel.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 38 mm. Thickness 7.30 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 175 mm.

When talking about watchmaking icons, Vacheron Constantin’s 222 «Jumbo», Ref. 44018, immediately comes to mind. As one could read on the US ads of the time: «Live the Legacy. The two/two/two to own one is a rare privilege; to wear one is to share in history».

This rare model has marked its time, an era and the history of the brand. Launched in 1977, produced in 500 pieces in steel over a period of 7 years, in different materials, commemorating the 222nd anniversary of the brand, this model has become a true watchmaking icon and a collector. When the first waterproof luxury watches in steel appeared in the 70’s, Vacheron Constantin had to re-invent itself and create an unusual model in total rupture with its classic production.

While at Patek Philippe, with the Nautilus (see lot 54) and at Audemars Piguet, the Royal Oak (see lot 53) the models were designed with a two-body construction (monobloc type), Vacheron Constantin, in association with a young talented designer Jörg Hysek, choose a slightly different solution. Indeed, the two-body construction, composed of a bezel secured to a monobloc middle case/back, does not facilitate the assembly and services.

On the 222, there is a three-body construction: a fluted steel bezel that screws onto a solid monobloc case back, housing the dial and movement, with caught between the two, a tonneau-shaped middle case, fitted with an upper and a lower gasket. This innovative architecture allows an excellent waterproofness, at 120 m., but also adds an easy maintenance in a very contained thickness. Like its sister watches, the 222 shares the famous Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 1121 base. Sporty, elegant and refined, the model has also been produced with an attractive grey dial (see lot 104). Aware of the importance of the model and its attractiveness to collectors, Vacheron has reintroduced the model 222, in its Historiques Collection, in 18K yellow gold under the reference 4200H/222J.

Finally, the subtle and magical visible detail that says so much about the brand’s desire for perfection, innovation, pride and excellence, the famous Maltese Cross in gold, applied to the case, as the ultimate seal of quality.

Est. CHF 16’000 – 24’000

VACHERON CONSTANTIN

Overseas Automatic, Ref. 4500V/110-A-B483, mo vement no. 5477343, case no. 1440736, sold in 2019

A very fine, sporty and elegant, superb condition and full-set, large, automatic, water-resistant, tonneau-shaped stainless steel wristwatch with gloss black dial, applied luminous indexes, luminous hand, date, sweep center second, stainless steel bracelet with secured double deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packa ging, booklet, additional rubber strap, additional leather strap, additional steel link, certificate of guarantee dated December 201 . Certificate of origin and conformity. Fitted with a Cal. 5100/1, rhodium-plated, 37 jewels, stamped with the Seal of Geneva, self-winding, 22k gold rotor, sapphire-set screwed case back, screwed crown, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 41 mm. Thickness 11 mm.

Est. CHF 5’000 – 7’000

CHOPARD

Alpine Eagle 36, Chronometer, Ref. 298601-3001, move ment n° 101774, case no. 4120677, sold in 2020

A very fine and attractive, mint condition, full-set, water-resistant, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel, automatic, certified chronometer wristwatch with Aletsch blue dial, eagle’s iris decoration, sweep center second, applied baton and Roman numerals indexes, stainless steel bracelet with folding clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer packaging, Alpine agle user manual, Certificate of rigin dated eptember 2020. Fitted with a Cal. 09.01-C, mechanical, rhodium plated, 27 jewels, certified chronometer, self-winding, hack mechanism, sapphire-set case back secured by eight screws, screwed crown, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 36 mm. Thickness 8.50 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 160 mm.

PIERRE KUNZ

Spirit of Challenge, Ref. G403 Sport, case n° 19, circa 2010

A fine and highly unusual, large, stainless steel automatic chronograph wristwatch with “tissage” blue dial, bi-retrograde chronograph registers, am/pm indication, black rubber strap with secured double deployant clasp.

Fitted with a Cal. PK2010 002, based Valjoux, mechanical, self-winding, hack mechanism, blued steel screws, steel case back secured by six screws, sapphire crystal, screwed crown. Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 45 mm. Thickness 15.15 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 170 mm.

Master of complications, Pierre Kunz offers here a very innovative watch, whose bi-retrograde chronograph is combined with a special day/night indication, located at 6 o’clock, that entails a rotation of the disc bearing the indexes, visible thanks to a semi-skeletonized dial. The user knows immediately at what time of day he is, with black indexes in the morning or white indexes for the evening.

Est. CHF 9’000 – 13’000

59ELLICOTT 1738

Mach One Royal, movement n° 013, case n° E.MO.1 & n° 0006, circa 2010

A fine and unusual, large, water-resistant, superb condition and full-set, cushion-shaped, 18K pink gold and tantalum, automatic, flyback chronograph wristwatch with carbon fiber type dial, painted luminous indexes, luminous hands, date at 6, left-side chronograph pushers, leather strap and secured double gold and PVD-coated titanium deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box without outer pac kaging, user manual, blank Certificate of rigin and guarantee. Fitted with a Cal. E.M0.1, Based Eta 2892A2, rhodium plated, 55 jewels, 22k gold rotor, self-winding, glucydur balance, hack mechanism, visible through a sapphire-set case-back secured by seven screws, bi-directional revolving 12-hour graduated inner black insert, activated by turning the button at 9 o’clock, crown protection device in tantalum. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 44.50 mm. Thickness 17 mm.

60HYT

Hydro Mechanical Horologists, H1 model, Ref. 148-DL-21GF-RU 482182, movement n° 142, case n° 182, circa 2013

Est. CHF 10’000 – 15’000

An attractive and unusual, innovating, large, water-resistant, manual winding, black titanium wristwatch with regulator-type dial, o -center minute indication, power reserve indication, retrograde hour indication with green fluid, using two visible hydraulic piston pumps, rubber strap and blackened titanium buckle. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, international warranty certificate card (blank), user manual and leather pouch.

Fitted with a Cal. 101, mechanical, manual winding, partially skeletonized, 35 jewels, straight line lever escapement, flat hairspring, monometallic balance, shock-absorbers, sapphire-set case back secured by six screws.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 49 mm. Thickness 18.20 mm.

At the presentation of the first model in Basel in 2012, HYT received general enthusiasm from the public, succeeding in combining classical and fluid mechanics. Overcoming gravity and at the same time paying homage to the first timekeepers - the clepsydra - such is the feat of this unique timepiece.

ROMAIN JEROME

Eyjafjallajökull DNA, Universe Earth, «Lava», Ref. RJ-VAU-002, limited edition no. 07/99, movement n° 023, case n° 300214, sold in 2011

Est. CHF 5’000 – 7’000

A fine and unusual, superb condition, large, water-resistant, automatic, limited edition, black PVD-coated steel wristwatch with lava stone dial from Eyjafjallajökull volcano, rusted and stabilized steel bezel, leather strap and PVD-coated steel deployant clasp. Accompanied with an original fitted box with outer packaging, warranty card, certificate of au thenticity for the lava stone from Eyjafjallajökull volcano. Fitted with a Cal. RJ002-A, mechanical, 23 jewels, self-winding, case back secured by six screws, medallion in its center.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 46 mm. Thickness 15.10 mm.

Made of real lava rock ejected from the erupting Eyjafjallajökull volcano, on an onyx base plate, the dial of this watch is entirely sculpted and hand-painted with red and yellow enamel to reflect the strength and intensity of the erupting volcano and the burning lava. Thanks to the high level of difficulty of the execution, the realism of the dial commands respect.

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Est. CHF 4’000 – 6’000

OMEGA

Seamaster Planet Ocean 600m Co-Axial Chronometer Chro nograph 45.5 mm, Ref. 232.90.46.51.03.001, movement and case n° 85654565, sold in 2014

A fine and attractive, mint condition, full-set, large, water-resistant, ton neau-shaped, titanium certified chronometer, chronograph wristwatch with blue dial, date, helium escape valve, titanium bracelet with secured deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, user ma nual, links, international warranty and pictograms card.

Fitted with a Cal. 9300, rhodium-plated, two barrels, co-axial escapement, silicium balance spring, free sprung balance, self-winding, column-wheel chronograph mechanism, sapphire-set screwed case back, sapphire crystal, screwed helium escape valve and winding crown, unidirectional blue ceramic and liquid metal bezel.

Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 45.50 mm. Thickness 19.40 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 190 mm.

OMEGA

Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph 41.5mm, Ref. 2225.80.00 movement and case n° 86369165, sold in 2014

A fine and attractive, mint and full-set, large, water-resistant, certified chro nometer, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel chronograph diver’s wristwatch with blue dial with wave pattern, luminous hands, date, unidirectional rotating bezel, helium escape valve, stainless steel bracelet with secured deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, user ma nual, international warranty card, hang tag, pictograms card.

Fitted with a Cal. mega 1164, mechanical, rhodium-plated, certified chrono meter, self-winding, screwed case back, crown and pushers, helium escape valve at 10, sapphire crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 41.5 mm. Thickness 17 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 190 mm.

OMEGA

Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph, Ref. 2297.80.00, movement and case n° 60044449, made in the 2000s

A fine and attractive, large, water-resistant, certified chronometer, ton neau-shaped, 18K gold and titanium chronograph diver’s wristwatch with blue dial with wave pattern, luminous hands, date, unidirectional rotating titanium bezel with gold insert, helium escape valve, titanium and gold bracelet with secured deployant clasp.

Fitted with a Cal. Omega 1164, mechanical, rhodium-plated, 27 jewels, certified chronometer, self-winding, screwed case back, crown and pushers, helium escape valve at 10, sapphire crystal, inside titanium case back engraved with Refs. 178.05.14 & 378.05.14.

Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 41.5 mm. Thickness 16.60 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 185 mm.

Est. CHF 2’500

– 3’500

TUDOR

Pelagos LHD, Ref. M25610TNL-0001, case no. 1370 & I678206, sold in 2017

A fine and attractive, mint condition and full-set, large and light, left-handed, certified chronometer, automatic, titanium diver’s wristwatch with matte black dial, sweep center second, alternating red and black date indication, unidirectional rotating titanium bezel with black ceramic insert, titanium bra celet with secured deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, Pelagos user manual, guarantee card, guarantee booklet, additional black rubber strap.

Fitted with a Cal. MT5612-LHD, certified chronometer, self-winding, screwed case back, crown guard, screwed crown, helium escape valve in the band, sapphire crystal.

Est. CHF 3’500 – 5’500

JAEGER-LECOULTRE

Memovox «Reveil Automatique», Ref. 141.8.97, movement no. 2650171, case n° 0373, made in the

An elegant and attractive, superb condition, automatic, stainless steel, tonneau-shaped wristwatch with silvered dial, applied dart indexes, Dauphine hands, alarm, sweep center second, date, leather strap and steel JLC deployant clasp.

Fitted with a Cal. 916, rhodium-plated, 20 jewels, straight line lever escapement, flat hairspring, monometallic balance, shock-absorbers, self-winding, blued steel screws, case back secured by four screws, sapphire crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 38.70 mm. Thickness 14 mm.

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Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

GLASHÜTTE

Original, Glashütte I/SA, Senator Klassik Automatic, Ref. 100-03-13-02-04, movement no. 23093, case

A very fine and attractive, superb condition, full-set, large, stainless steel, automatic, wristwatch with opalin silvered dial, luminous hands, flyback sweep center second, large two-di git date, leather strap and stainless steel Glashütte deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packa ging, enator user manual certificate of authenticity dated December 2010, magnifying glass, hang tag, setting pin, registration card, Fitted with a Cal. GD100, mechanical, rhodium-plated, 51 jewels, 21k gold rotor segment, sapphire-set case back secured by six screws, sapphire crystal, corrector in the band, button at for the flyback center second, Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 40 mm. Thickness 11.80 mm.

WALTHAM

Sea Sheridan 25 (Jewels) incabloc, made in the 1960s.

A superb condition and unusual, hand wound, chrome-plated wristwatch with silvered dial, sweep center second, metallic bracelet.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box, hang tag. Fitted with a Cal. Eta 2391, mechanical, manual winding, rhodium-plated, 25 jewels with patented system no. 2478865, straight line lever escapement, monometallic balance, flat hairspring, shock-absorbers, snap on steel case, hesalite crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 34.50 mm. Thickness 9.40 mm.

Est. CHF 4’000 – 6’000

ZENITH

Chronomètre, «Imp. De Suisse», Ref. 2/3046, movement no. 4405291, case no. 9175121, made in April 1955

A very fine, superb condition, manual winding, stainless steel chrono meter’s wristwatch with silvered dial, applied dart, square and Arabic indexes, gold Dauphine hands, outer beady minute division, leather strap and Zenith steel buckle.

Accompanied by an xtract from the egisters confirming its manufac turing date April, 29th, 1955.

Fitted with a Cal. 135-6, mechanical, manual winding, rhodium-plated, 19 jewels, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating blued steel Breguet balance spring, monometallic balance with timing screws, shock-absorbers. Snap on back, snap on inclined bezel with hesalite crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 35 mm. Thickness 10.30 mm.

Est. CHF 2’500 – 3’500

LONGINES

Split Second Chronograph, Ref. 7819, movement numbered twice 12303645, case no. P12303645 & 7411-2, sold in 1968

An extremely fine and attractive, large, keyless, openface, stainless steel split seconds chronograph and bservatory chronometer’s pocket watch with silvered dial, gilt Feuille hands. Accompanied by a fitted leather outer carry case. Fitted with a Cal. 262, mechanical, 23 jewels, keyless, rhodium-plated, lever escapement, self-compensating blued steel Breguet balance spring, cut-bimetallic balance with gold timing screws, swan-neck regulator, shock-absorbers, column-wheel mechanisms for chronograph and split function, screwed case back (dust cover missing). Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 66 mm. Thickness 25 mm.

In 1968, the present chronometer with serial number 12303645 was submitted to timing contests to Neuchâtel Observatory, where scored N=5.84 (very good result). An identical model, with serial number P5918586, is described and illustrated in Longines Watches, by John Goldberger, Damiani Edition, page 248. We thank the Longines Heritage Department for their help in finding this watch.

MINIATURE

WOODEN

WATCHMAKER WORKBENCH

A very fine and unusual, miniature reproduction of a traditio nal wooden watchmaker’s bench with its watchmaker’s lathe, its drawers, tools and three-legged adjustable wooden stool, made in the late 20th century. In very good overall condition. Dim. 9 x 18 cm, Height 30 cm

JAEGER-LECOULTRE

Jaeger-LeCoultre, Atmos « 150th Anniversary », UBS & BCV, movement no. 628975, circa 1983

A very fine and attractive, gilt brass perpetual table clock, wound by atmos pheric di erences of pressure, with circular white dial, painted radial oman numerals, outer minute track, Black Breguet hands, large two-arm annular balance with timing screws, protected by a glass dome. Accompanied by a fitted presentation travelling box. Fitted with a Cal. 540 Atmos patented, 14 jewels. Movement signed and numbered. Dim. 21.5 x 33 cm with glass. In extremely good condition, serviced recently.

Est. CHF

1’000 – 2’000

JAEGER-LECOULTRE

“Star of David”, case no. 267, made in the 1960s

An attractive and unusual, mechanical, keyless, squareshaped, gilt brass 8-day going desk clock with green marble e ect dial with raised cut-out stars indexes.

Fitted with a Cal. 222, mechanical, rhodium-plated, 8-day going, plate, self-compensating flat balance spring, mono metallic balance with timing screws, index regulator.

Dial signed, case numbered.

CH. HOUDIN

Palais-Royal 52, case no. 9005, cuvette no. 24583 & 208180, circa 1880

Est. CHF 3’500 – 4’500

A fine and rare, keyless, hunting cased, gold pocket chrono meter watch with dead-beat center second, enamel white dial and radial Roman numeral.

Fitted with a gilt finish round movement, jeweled two-train, gold wheel train, cut-bimetallic balance, blue steel Breguet hairspring, index regulator, counterpoised lever escapement, wolf’s tooth winding, gold hinged cuvette.

Diam. 51 mm. Thickness 13.30 mm.

ULYSSE NARDIN

Locle, movement no. 4148, case no. 4148 & 13785, circa 1870

Est. CHF 3’000 – 4’000

A very fine and rare, keyless, hunting cased, 18k gold pocket watch with white enamel dial with radial Roman numerals, small second, blued steel Spade hands, early date indication.

Fitted with an 18 lines, frosted gilt mechanical movement, keyless winding, ¾ plate, English lateral lever escapement, cut-bimetallic balance with timing screws, flat blued balance spring, index regulator, hinged gold cuvette engraved “Nicanor Ezeyza”, hinged gold spring loaded cover, released by pushing a button in the pendant.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 49.80 mm. Thickness 14.20 mm

ULYSSE NARDIN

Locle & Genève, movement no. 14312, case and cuvette no. B1552, circa 1920

Est. CHF 1’500 – 2’500

A fine, keyless, openface, 1 gold pocket watch with white enamel dial, Arabic numerals, blued steel Spade hands and outer minute track.

Fitted with a keyless winding, rhodium-plated mechanical movement, blued steel Breguet hairspring, cut-bimetallic balance with timing screws, swan-neck regulator, hinged gold cuvette.

Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam 50.10 mm. Thickness 12.50 mm.

Est. CHF 2’000 – 4’000

HAMILTON

U.S.A, movement no. J304174, circa 1945

A fine and attractive, rectangular elongated and curved, diamond-set 14k white gold dress watch with black dial, diamond-set indexes, inner railway division, faceted crystal, leather strap and diamond-set white gold buckle. Fitted with a Cal. 982, rhodium-plated, 19 jewels, gold chaton, monometallic balance with timing screws, Breguet hairspring, index regulator, snap on case back, dustproof crown. Dial signed, movement signed and numbered. Dim. 45,50 x 23,90 mm. Thickness 9,40 mm

JAEGER-LECOULTRE

Reverso, Ref. 260.5.08, movement no. 3014380, case no. 2005008, circa 2000

A very fine and attractive, 18K yellow gold and stainless steel, rectangular and reversible lady’s quartz wristwatch with twotone silvered dial, stainless steel and gold bracelet with hidden double deployant clasp. Accompanied by a later presentation box. Fitted with a Cal. 608, rhodium-plated, quartz, 7 jewels. Dial, case and movement signed. Dim. 19.40 x 33 mm with lugs. Thickness 7.30 mm. Approx. ove rall length for bracelet 160 mm.

Est. CHF 4’000 – 6’000

Attributed to CORUM

Pre-series, U.S. Twenty Dollar Coin watch, made in the 1980s

A fine and unusual, 1 yellow gold, thin, coin uartz wristwatch set into a United States 20 Dollar gold coin dated 1904, with concealed dial, leather strap and gilt Corum buckle. Spring loaded cover, released by pressing a button in the band, hinged “watch case”, champagned dial with painted Arabic numerals and blackened baton hands, coin edge band, straight lugs, sapphire crystal, on the back the American Eagle, on the front cover the profile of ady iberty. Fitted with a Cal. Eta 959001, quartz, 6 jewels. Diam. 34.70 mm. Thickness 4.30 mm.

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Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

Attributed to CORUM

Pre-series, U.S. Twenty Dollar Coin watch, made in the 1980s

A fine and unusual, 1 yellow gold, thin, coin uartz wristwatch set into a United States 20 Dollar gold coin dated 1904, leather strap and gilt Corum buckle.

Fitted with a Cal. Eta 959001, quartz, 6 jewels, coin edge band, straight lugs, sapphire crystal, dial featuring the American Eagle, back with the profile of ady iberty, cabochon-set crown, sapphire crystal.

Diam. 35.20 mm. Thickness 4.70 mm.

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81BREITLING

Genève, Navitimer “AOPA”, Ref. 806, case no. 923971, circa 1960

Est. CHF 5’000 – 7’000

A rare and fine, large, stainless steel, hand wound, aviator chronograph’s wristwatch with round chrono graph pushers, beaded steel bezel with slide rule, black dial, painted luminous Arabic numerals, raised AOPA logo, luminous hands.

Fitted with Caliber Venus 17 , mechanical, manual winding, pink finish, 17 jewels, engraved , with straight line lever escapement, 2-arm monometallic balance with timing screws, self-compensating Breguet balance spring, shock-absorbers, index regulator, column-wheel chronograph mechanism, snap on case back. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 40 mm. Thickness 13.50 mm.

Following the great success of the Chronomat, the world’s first slide rule chronograph released in the early 1940s, Breitling released their first pilot’s watch, the ref. 806, in the early 1950s. Featuring the innovating slide rule chronograph, the model was called the “Navitimer» (combination of Navigation and Timer, the name was patented circa 1955). The 806 is one of the most iconic models of the Swiss brand as the slide rule allows pilots to make important calculations prior and during their flights.

The « AOPA » Navitimer were only made for the American market and were consequently stamped on the movement with the import code (between 1957 and 1979) “WOG” for the Wakmann Watch Co., the American arm of Breitling, such as the present watch. The « AOPA » logo, an applied gilt metal pair of wings, is the symbol of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association established in 1939 which is the largest international independent organization of pilots. According to scholars, « all black » dial Navitimer were slowly replaced by the two-tone ones in the early 1960s.

BREITLING

Airwolf, Ref. A7836338, movement and case no. 913829, sold in 2006

A superb condition, full-set, large, water-resistant, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel certified chronometer, uartz pilot’s wristwatch with sunburst grey dial, analog and digital displays, stainless steel bracelet with secured deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer pac kaging, Airwolf user manual, international guarantee dated December 2006, slide rule table, slide rule booklet.

Fitted with a quartz movement protected by a dust cap, screwed case back, bi-directional revolving steel bezel, sapphire crystal.

Dial and movement signed, case and movement numbered. Diam. 43 mm. Thickness 17 mm. Approx. overall length 210 mm.

MATHEY-TISSOT

“Full-calendar Chronograph”, case no. 4885467, made in the 1950s

Est. CHF 6’500 – 8’500

A very fine and attractive, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel, manual winding, full calendar chronograph wristwatch with silvered dial, day, date, month and moon phase indications.

Fitted with a Cal. Valjoux 88, mechanical, manual winding, straight line lever escapement, 2-arm monometallic balance, shock absorber, flat hairspring, column-wheel chrono graph mechanism, snap on case back. Dial and movement signed, case numbered. Diam. 36 mm. Thickness 13.20 mm.

HEUER

Pre-Carrera, Ref. 2444, movement no. 455941, case no. 42347, case back no. C-196-1, circa 1955

Est. CHF 4’000 - 6’000

A fine and attractive, tonneau-shaped, hand wound, stainless steel chronograph. wristwatch with silvered dial, luminous Dauphine hands, 30-minute and 12-hour registers, round chronograph pushers.

Fitted with a Cal. Valjoux 72, mechanical, manual winding, rhodium-plated, 17 jewels, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating Breguet balance spring, monometallic balance with timing screws, index regulator, shock absorbers, column-wheel mechanism for chronograph, screwed case back, hesalite crystal.

MINERVA

“Waterproof-Shock Absorber”, Ref. 1335, case no. 711036, made in the 1950s

Est. CHF 2’500 – 4’500

A fine and rare, tonneau-shaped, hand wound, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with silvered dial, painted luminous baton indexes and Arabic 12,6 numerals, blue tachymeter scale, 30-minute register and round chronograph pushers.

Fitted with a Cal. 1 -20, gilt finish mechanical movement, manual winding, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating blued steel Breguet balance spring, monometallic balance with timing screws, index regulator, shock absorbers, column-wheel mechanism for chronograph, screwed case back, hesalite crystal. Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 34.80 mm. Thickness 12.30 mm.

IWC

International Watch Co, Schaffhausen, Aquatimer, Automa tic, Ref. 812 AD, movement n° 17766535, case no. 1808889, circa 1965

Est. CHF 8’000 – 12’000

A fine, rare and attractive, stainless steel, automatic wristwatch with silvered dial, luminous hands, sweep center second, date, inner rotating black disc bearing the decompression time, activated by a crown at 2. Fitted with a Cal. C.8541, mechanical, self-winding with patented Pellaton system, rhodium-plated, straight line lever escapement, blued steel Breguet hairspring, monometallic 3-arm balance, shock-absorbers, screwed Super-compressor case back, hesalite crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 37 mm. Thickness 13.40 mm.

Released in 1967, IWC Aquatimer Ref. 812 AD was the first diver’s watch in the long history of the IWC manufactory, featuring a Supercompressor EPSA case, an inner revolving decompression bezel, an in-house automatic movement with Pellaton patented winding system. These watches were produced over three references with a few different dial variations, the silvered dial with inner black ring, such as the pre sent watch, being one of the rarest variants made.

Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

JAEGER LECOULTRE

Master Compressor Geographic GMT, Ref. 146.8.83, movement no. 3256165, case no 0191, made circa 2003

A fine and attractive, large, water-resistant, automatic, stainless steel wristwatch with two-tone dial, black with painted luminous baton indexes and Arabic 12,9 numerals, luminous hands, grey rings for the date and for the second time zone indications, aperture for the night and day indication, aperture in the outer ring for the towns, sweep center second, leather strap and stainless steel JLC deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and an additional strap.

Fitted with a Cal. 923, mechanical, rhodium-plated, self-winding, 32 jewels, hack mechanism, case back secured by four screws and bearing a gold “Master Compressor” medallion in its center, crowns with safety lock, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 41.50 mm. Thickness 14 mm.

Est. CHF 2’200 – 3’200

90CHOPARD

Mille Miglia, La Festa, Chronometer, Ref. 8407, limited edition no. 25, case n° 1019748, made in the 2000s

A very rare and fine, limited edition, water-resistant, automa tic, certified chronometer, titanium chronograph’s wristwatch with two-tone silvered dial, painted luminous Arabic numerals, luminous blued steel hands, date, 30-minute and 12-hour registers, round chronograph pushers, leather strap and Chopard titanium buckle.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packa ging, 1000 Miglia manometer. Fitted with a Cal. Based Eta 2894-2, rhodium-plated, 37 jewels, self-winding, hack mechanism, sapphire-set titanium case back secured by eight screws, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 40 mm. Thickness 12.80 mm.

Est. CHF 2’000 – 3’000

BLANCPAIN

Villeret classique, Ref. 1161.1127.55, case n° 648, circa 1995

A fine, automatic, stainless steel wristwatch with silvered dial, applied radial Arabic numerals, luminous hands, date, leather strap and stainless steel Blancpain buckle. Accompanied by a presentation box. Fitted with a Cal. 1161, rhodium-plated, 31 jewels, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating flat balance spring, shock absorbers, monometallic balance, snap on case back, snap on steel bezel with sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 35.90 mm. Thickness 8.90 mm.

Est.

OMEGA

Constellation, Globemaster Co-axial Master Chronometer 39mm, Ref. 130.30.39.21.03.001, movement and case n° 87725311, sold in 2016

A fine and elegant, mint and full-set, water-resistant, anti magnetic, certified chronometer’s wristwatch with blue dial, sweep center second, stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packa ging, user manual, additional links, international warranty card dated April 2016, red pictograms card, master chronometer card.

Fitted with a Cal. 00, mechanical, rhodium-plated, certified master chronometer, co-axial escapement, two barrels, Si14 hairspring, self-winding, hack mechanism, sapphire-set case back secured by four screws, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 39 mm. Thickness 12.80 mm.

LOUIS ERARD

1931 Collection Moon Phase, Ref. 44 204 AA 11, case no. 93204, sold in 2011

A fine and attractive, mint condition and full-set, large, auto matic, stainless steel, full-calendar wristwatch with blue-grey mother-of-pearl dial, day and date, moon phases and month indications, leather strap and stainless steel deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box and outer pac kaging, user manual, copy of original invoice dated January 2011, international warranty card dated January 2011, warranty booklet, additional bracelet.

Fitted with a cal. Based Eta 2824-2, automatic, self-winding, 25 jewels, monometallic balance, shock absorbers, blued steel screws, hack mechanism, visible through sapphire-set case back secured by four screws, cabochon-set crown, sapphire crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 40 mm. Thickness 11.85 mm.

GIRARD-PERREGAUX

R&D 01, Ref. 49930, movement no. 04031, case no. AN 110, circa 2005

A fine and attractive, large, left-handed, automatic, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with carbon-fiber type dial, luminous hands, date and 24hour indication, black rubber strap and steel GP secured deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, user manual, booklet distribution.

Fitted with a Cal. 33CO.AD, rhodium-plated, 52 jewels, blued steel screws, straightline lever escapement, monometallic balance, shock-absorbers, selfcompensating flat balance spring, self-winding, sapphire-set steel case back se cured by six screws, screwed crowns, crown at 4 to set the inner black 60-minute revolving disc.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 43 mm. Thickness 13.90 mm.

GIRARD-PERREGAUX

WW.TC Financial F.T.C, World Time Chronograph, Ref. 49805-11-151-BA6A, limited edition no. 258/500, sold in 2007

A fine and attractive, full-set, limited edition, large, world-time, self-winding, water-resistant, tonneau-shaped and curved stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with silvered dial, applied luminous dot indexes, Arabic 12, luminous feuille hands, date, 24-hour day and night indication, black leather strap (worn) with stainless steel GP double deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted box with outer packaging, user manual, distribution booklet, guarantee card dated September 2007, GP collection booklet.

Fitted with a Cal. 3387, rhodium-plated, fausses cotes and oeil-de-perdrix decoration, 63 jewels, straight-line lever escapement, monometallic balance, shock-absorbers, self-compensating flat balance spring, blued steel screws, hack mechanism, sapphire-set steel case back secured by six screws, sapphire crystal, crown at 9 to set the towns.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 43 mm. Thickness 13.60 mm.

HUBLOT 97

Big Bang Black Tutti Frutti Ceramic Orange Sapphires 41mm, Ref. 341. CO.110.LR.1906, movement n° 18568, case n° 831474, made in 2011

Est. CHF 8’000 – 12’000

A fine and attractive, water-resistant, automatic, orange sapphire-set bezel, black ceramic and titanium chronograph wristwatch with matte black dial, date, black rubber strap and blackened steel Hublot deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, additional orange leather strap with signs of wear).

Fitted with a Cal. HUB4300, based Eta 2892A2, rhodium-plated, 37 jewels, self-winding, blued steel screws, shock-absorbers, hack mechanism, sapphire-set case back with six screws, sapphire crystal, orange-rubber coated pushers and crown, black bezel set with 48 orange sapphires baguettes. Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 41 mm. Thickness 13.50 mm.

ROGER DUBUIS

Excalibur Flying Tourbillon, limited edition no. 14/88, movement no. 0569, case no. 14/0569RD09, sold in 2012

Est. CHF 15’000 – 25’000

A very fine and important, limited edition, superb condition, large, water-resistant, hand wound, stainless steel wristwatch, silvered dial with aperture for the visible one-minute flying tourbillon regulator, leather strap and secured stainless steel RD deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, guarantee card dated 2012, certificate of origin, seal and CD-ROM. Fitted with a Cal. RD09, mechanical, manual winding, partially skeletonized, stamped with the Seal of, rhodium-plated, 1 jewels, one-minute flying tourbillon regulator with three-arm polished steel carriage, lateral lever escapement, monometallic balance, shock absorbers, self-compensating flat balance spring, blued steel arrow seconds hand/index regulator on the tourbillon, sapphire-set case back secured by four screws, sapphire crystal, notched bezel, protected carbon fiber winding crown under a hinged steel crown cover. Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 41 mm. Thickness 14.15 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 165 mm.

99ROLEX

Oyster Royal Bucherer’s, Ref. 2280, case no. 76331, circa 1940.

Est. CHF 2’000 – 4’000

A fine and unusual, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel, automatic wristwatch with two-tone silvered dial, blued steel luminous hands, stainless steel Bamboo Gay Frères bracelet dated 66, retailed by Bucherer. Fitted with a mechanical movement, rhodium-plated, self-winding, 15 jewels, screwed crown and case back.

Dial, case and movement. Diam. 30.30 mm. Thickness 10.10 mm.

LONGINES

Fab. Suisse, Marine Nationale, case no. MN973, exclusively delivered for the French Marine Nationale, circa 1947

Est. CHF 1’000 – 2’000

A fine, collectible and rare, tonneau-shaped, military, hand wound, stain less steel wristwatch with silvered patinated dial, painted luminous Arabic numerals, luminous blued steel hands and sweep center second. Fitted with a Cal. 12.68N, rhodium-plated, manual winding, gold fork, self-compensating flat balance spring, gold chaton, index regulator, shock-absorbers, two-body construction, screwed case back, hesalite crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 33.50 mm. Thickness 10.80 mm.

In 1947, the French Navy asked Longines to provide its crews with watches that were both tough and precise. The result was an original 33.50 mm diameter model featuring a robust case and bezel typical of military models and housing Longines’s historical 12.68N movement. These timepieces were identified using the letters “M. N.” for Marine Nationale, engraved on the back of the case, such as the present watch. As for the dial, it bore the words “Longines FAB. SUISSE”, for Swiss made (Fabrique Suisse). In the spirit of this original timepiece, the brand launched in 2020 The Longines Heritage Military Marine Nationale, a steel 38.50 mm. diameter wristwatch, with automatic movement, caliber L888.5, silicon balance spring, lightly grained dial with painted brown SuperLuminova hour indexes and hands.

TISSOT

Navigator World Time automatic, movement no. 3028931, case no. 4051576, circa 1955

Est. CHF 5’000 – 7’000

A very fine, rare and attractive, 1 yellow gold world time wristwatch with two-tone 24-hour dial, luminous Dauphine hands and sweep center second, graduated bezel for 12 hours.

Fitted with a Cal. 28.5N-21T, mechanical, pink finish, 17 jewels, self-winding, rotor with bumpers, index regulator, monometallic balance with timing screws, shock-absorbers, screwed gold case back, push button at 2 to set time separately from the central world time disc bearing the town names. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 36 mm. Thickness 11.70 mm.

The Tissot Navigator collection, launched in 1951, was the world’s first automatic watch with 24 time zones displayed without manipulation.

Based on Tissot’s first automatic caliber 28.1, launched in 1944, caliber 28.5N-21T features an additional pusher to allow the local time to be set independently.

102

Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

VACHERON CONSTANTIN

Automatic, Ref. 48002/1, movement no. 833459, case no. 674297, made in the 1990s

A fine, thin and elegant, self-winding, 1 yellow gold wristwatch with champagne dial, applied gold indexes, gold Baton hands, date, leather strap and 18K gold Vacheron Constantin buckle. Fitted with a Cal. 1130.1, rhodium-plated, self-winding, 19 jewels, snap on gold case back, snap on rounded gold bezel with sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 32 mm. Thickness 6.20 mm.

103

Est. CHF 12’000 – 18’000

VACHERON CONSTANTIN

« Triple Calendar », Ref. 4240, movement no. 464119, case no. 307251, made in 1948

An extremely fine and attractive, manual winding, 1 yellow gold, triple calendar wristwatch with later original two-tone silvered dial, pink gold Baton hands and hour markers, leather strap and gold buckle. Fitted with a Cal. V485, mechanical, manual winding, rhodium-plated, 17 jewels, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating blued steel Breguet hairspring, monometallic balance with timing screws, shock-absorbers, swan-neck regulator, snap on gold case back, correctors in the band, hesalite crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 35 mm. Thickness 10.35 mm.

Similar Triple Calendar wristwatches are described and illustrated, page 230, in Les secrets de Vacheron Constantin, by Franco Cologni, Edition Flammarion 2005.

Est. CHF 50’000 – 100’000

VACHERON CONSTANTIN

Automatic, Ref. 44018/411, “222” model, movement no. 719037, case no. 522354, made in 1980

An extremely fine, rare and collectible, thin, large, tonneau-shaped, stainless steel, automatic wristwatch with grey slate dial, luminous Baton white gold indexes, gold rimmed date, white gold hands, stainless steel bracelet with secured deployant clasp.

Accompanied by an Extract from the Archives and insurance value document.

Fitted with a Cal. 1121, 12 line, extra-flat, 6 jewels, rhodium-plated, stamped with the Seal of Geneva, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating flat balance spring, yromax-type balance, shock-absorbers, rotor segment in 21K gold, self-winding, three-body case construction, screwed bezel.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 38 mm. Thickness 7.40 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 170 mm.

For a note about Ref. 44018, see lot 55.

CHF 70’000 – 120’00

AUDEMARS PIGUET

Automatic, Royal Oak Jumbo, D Series, Ref. 5402ST, move ment n° 213310, case n° D1249 (outside) & B29036 (inside), made in 1980

A highly attractive, fine and rare, large, water-resistant, tonneau-shaped, automatic stainless steel wristwatch with tropical color dial, luminous hands, date, stainless steel bracelet with secured deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted brown presentation box. Fitted with a Cal. K2121/1, mechanical, rhodium-plated, 36 jewels, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating flat balance spring, monometallic balance, shock-absorbers, 21k gold rotor segment. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 39 mm. Thickness 7 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 175 mm.

The present watch was made in 1980 and sold to Darcal (Swiss) on November 12th 1981. We thank the Audemars Piguet Heritage Department for their help in finding this watch.

A true watchmaking icon, the Royal Oak Jumbo, Ref. 5402ST, continues to excite collectors in its original vintage version or in its contemporary interpretations. The watch presented here is part of the D series, produced between 1978 and 1989, of which a total of 404 pieces were sold, with serial numbers ranging from D1000 to D1410.

With its serial number D1249, this watch was made in 1980 and sold in 1981, the year in which only 86 other pieces were issued. Connoisseurs will immediately be struck by its dial, which has naturally patinated over time to take on a very uniform cocoa brown color, known as «tropical», further accentuating the tapestry pattern of the dial. For a note about Ref. 5402ST, see lot 53.

Superb in its lines and condition, mythical in its history and unique in its patina, this watch will delight any avid collector.

Est.

ROLEX

Oyster Perpetual, Datejust, Ref. 1601, movement no. D459898, case n° 2198710, made in 1969.

Est. CHF 3’500 – 5’500

A fine and attractive, water-resistant, ton neau-shaped, stainless steel chronometer’s wristwatch with charcoal grey dial, applied gold baton indexes, luminous hands, date, white gold fluted bezel, stainless steel Jubilee bracelet and deployant clasp.

Fitted with a Cal. 1570, mechanical, rhodium-plated, certified chronometer, 26 jewels, straight line lever escapement, self-compensating blued steel Breguet balance spring, monometallic balance with Microstella adjustments, shock absorbers, self-winding, screwed case back, hesalite crystal with cyclops lens, 1 white gold fluted bezel, twinlock winding crown.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 36 mm. thickness 11.90 mm. Approx. overall length 185 mm.

ROLEX

Oyster Perpetual, Datejust, Ref. 1603, movement no. D246241, case no. 3937605, circa 1973.

Est. CHF 3’000 – 5’000

A fine, water-resistant, automatic, stainless steel, tonneau-shaped, certified chronometer wristwatch with silvered dial, sweep center second, date and stainless steel Jubilee bracelet.

Fitted with a Cal. 1570, mechanical, rhodium-plated, 26 jewels, self-winding, hack mechanism, screwed case back and crown, hesalite crystal with cyclops lens.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 36 mm. Thickness 12.30 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 190 mm.

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108 ROLEX

Oyster Perpetual, GMT-Master, Superlative Chronometer Offi cially Certified, Ref. 1675, mo vement no. D515616, case no. 5481188, circa 1978.

Est. CHF 8’000 – 12’000

A fine and attractive, automatic, stain less steel, tonneau-shaped certified chronometer wristwatch with matte black dial, date, sweep center second, GMT-hand for the second time zone and stainless steel Jubilee bracelet with deployant clasp. Fitted with Cal. 1570, mechanical, rhodium-plated, self-winding movement, 26 jewels, hack mechanism, screwed crown and case back, hesalite crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 39.50 mm. Thickness 12.90 mm. Approx. overall bracelet length 185 mm.

Further to the growth of transatlantic flights and the golden age of air travel, Rolex launched the GMT-Master in 1954 in order to provide pilots a watch that could read a 24-hour time for a selected time zone. The present example, reference 1675, was introduced in 1959 as the successor of the first GMT-Master model, reference 6542. It featured a far more resistant metallic bezel insert as well as crown guards serving the functional role of protecting the winding crown.

Tank Basculante, Ref. 2390, case n° 75926PB, sold in 2001

Est. CHF 8’000 – 12’000

A very fine and attractive, hand wound, rectangular reversible Cabriolet stainless steel wristwatch with guil loche silvered dial, Cartier secret signature at 7, leather strap and stainless steel Cartier deployant clasp. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, Tank asculante user manual, certificate dated November 2001.

Fitted with a Cal. 060, mechanical, manual winding, rhodium-plated, 21 jewels, shock-absorbers. Four-body construction, tank-shaped main case with tilting cradle and fitted with a central axis to allow the complete rotation of the second case holding the watch, steel screwed bars to secure the bracelet, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Dim. 25.35 x 38.60 mm (with lugs). Thickness 5.90 mm.

The Cartier «Tank Basculante» model was launched in 1932. Famous actor Gary Cooper was photographed wearing the model. Under the patent no. CH162787, on July 1st, 1932, the « Cabriolet Reversible » wristwatch was born. Fruit of the collaboration of LeCoultre, César de Trey of Spécialités Horlogers in Lausanne and Jaeger in Paris, this patent is reserved for Cartier; the model is similar to the famous Jaeger Reverso, with a reversible case, except that for the reverso the sliding is perpendicular to the main body, while the Cabriolet Reversible needs an elevation of the cradle and then make a 360 degree turn on a central axis.

CARTIER

Est. CHF 4’500 – 6’500

A superb and attractive, large, 18K yellow gold chronograph quartz wristwatch with date, white dial, Roman numerals, outer seconds track, subsidiary dials for constant seconds, 30-minute and 12-hour registers, luminous hands, black Cartier strap and an 18K yellow gold Cartier deployant clasp.

Accompanied by a fitted red presentation box, Cartier blank international guarantee certificate and booklets.

Fitted with a caliber 053, quartz, rhodium plated movement, 22 jewels. Solid gold case back secured by 8 screws, sapphire-set chronograph pushers and security crown, unidirectional revolving gold bezel. Dial, case and movement signed.

Diam. 38.40 mm. Thickness 10.60 mm.

The LC logo found on the dial of the present watch was made to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the founding of the company by Louis-François Cartier.

CARTIER

Automatic, Divan, Ref. 2603, move ment no. 381A, case n° 267077CE, made in the 2000s

Est. CHF 4’000 – 6’000

An attractive, rectangular curved, automatic, 18K yellow gold wristwatch with guilloche silvered dial, painted black radial Roman numeral, inner railway division, Cartier secret signature at 7, blued steel Spade hands, sweep center second, leather strap (worn) and an 18K gold Cartier buckle.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box.

Fitted with a Cal. 120, mechanical, 20 jewels, shock-absorbers, self-winding, gold case back secured by eight screws, sapphire crystal, cabochon-set crown.

Dial, case and movement signed.

Dim 38.30 x 30.40 mm. Thickness 8.65 mm.

CARTIER

Swiss, Panthère PM, Ref. 1280, case n° CC121223, made in the 1980s

Est. CHF 6’000 – 9’000

A very fine and elegant, water-resistant, dia mond-set 18K yellow gold lady’s quartz wristwatch with cream matte dial, Cartier secret signature at 10, 18K yellow gold bracelet with integrated deployant clasp.

Fitted with Cal. 157, quartz movement, 4 jewels, case back secured by eight screws, sapphire crystal, diamond-set crown, bezel set with 36 brilliant-cut diamonds.

Dial, case and movement signed.

Dim. 22 x 29,7 mm (including lugs). Thickness 5,50 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 150 mm.

CARTIER

Paris, Tank Mini Allongée, case no. 62541 (inside) & 032474 (out side), circa 1975

Est. CHF 5’000 – 8’000

A very fine, elegant and attractive, small, hand wound, diamond-set 18K yellow gold lady’s wristwatch with o -white dial, painted radial Roman numerals, blued steel Epee hands, leather strap (worn) and an 18K yellow gold Cartier deployant clasp.

Fitted with a Cal. 1120, mechanical, rhodium-plated oval-shaped movement, manual winding, shock-absorbers, case back secured by four screws in the band, diamond-set crown, bezel set with 50 brilliant-cut diamonds, dustproof winding crown.

Dial signed Cartier Paris, case numbered inside and outside.

PATEK PHILIPPE

Ellipse d’Or, Ref. 4226G, movement n° 1402097, case n° 2792426, circa 1976

Est. CHF 8’000 – 12’000

A fine and attractive, hand wound, ellipse-shaped 1 white gold wristwatch with silvered dial, applied white gold Baton indexes, luminous Dauphine hands, integrated white gold bracelet. Fitted with a Cal. 16-250, mechanical, manual winding, 18 jewels, snap on case-back, sapphire crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed. Dim. 22.90 x 27.80 mm. Thickness 5.85 mm. Approx. overall length for bracelet 160 mm.

“Two thousand years ago, Euclid discovered an enduring principle of aesthetic proportion known as the Golden Section. So perfect are the proportions of this design principle that the Renaissance mathematician Luca Pacioli renamed it De Divina Proportione, the ratio 1 to 1.6181 that dictates the perfect point at which to divide a line into two harmonious but unequal lengths. Over fifty years ago, Patek Philippe used the same principle of harmony and elegance to create the Golden Ellipse, a design that remains unique within the company portfolio”, courtesy of John Reardon, Collectability.

PATEK PHILIPPE

Ellipse d’Or, Ref. 3648J, movement n° 1218505, case n° 2723269, circa 1972

Est. CHF 6’000 – 9’000

A fine and attractive, hand-wound, 1 k yellow gold, oval-shaped wristwatch with sunburst blue dial, gold Baton hands, leather strap and 18K yellow gold buckle. Fitted with a Cal. 23-300PM, mechanical, manual winding, rhodium plated movement, 18 jewels, stamped twice with the Seal of Geneva, snap on gold case back, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Dim. 31.90 x 27.20 mm. Thickness 6.10 mm.

118PATEK PHILIPPE

Ref. 2488R, movement n° 748038, case n° 699046, made in 1957

Est. CHF 8’000 – 12’000

A fine and attractive, rare, 1 pink gold, s uareshaped with rounded corners, manual-winding, wristwatch with silvered dial, applied pink gold Baton indexes and gold Baton hands. Accompanied by an xtract from the Archives, confir ming production in 1957 and its subsequent sale in June 1961.

Fitted with a Cal. 10-200, mechanical, manual winding, stamped twice with the Seal of Geneva, straight line lever escapement, blued steel Breguet balance spring, Gyromax balance, shock-absorbers, snap on case-back engraved with the name “Generalu Sumonji” and the signature of Marshall Josip Broz Tito (1892-1980).

Dial, case and movement signed. Dim. 27.90 x 34.80 mm. Thickness 7.60 mm.

PATEK PHILIPPE

Calatrava, Ref. 3998J-001 movement n° 1444520 Case n° 2899944, circa 1992

A fine and attractive, automatic, tonneau-shaped, 1 yellow gold wristwatch with cream silvered dial, applied gold Baton indexes, gold baton indexes, gold Dauphine hands, date and sweep center second, leather strap and an 18K gold PP buckle. Accompanied by a fitted presentation box slightly damaged inside with outer packaging, service invoice dated March 2018.

Fitted with a Cal. 310SC, rhodium-plated, 29 jewels, shock-absorbers, gold rotor, screwed gold case back, sapphire crystal. Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 33.50 mm. Thickness 7.40 mm.

Est. CHF 15’000 – 25’000

PATEK PHILIPPE

Calatrava, Ref. 570R, movement n° 929468, case n° 300425, sold in 1949

A rare and attractive, large, hand wound, 18K pink gold wristwatch with silvered (patinated) dial, applied gold dot indexes and radial Roman numerals, gold Baton hands, leather strap and an 18K pink gold PP buckle.

Accompanied by its original Certificate of origin.

Fitted with a Cal. 12-120, mechanical, manual winding, rhodium-plated, 18 jewels, straight line lever escapement, blued Breguet balance spring, cut-bimetallic balance with timing screws, snap on gold case back, snap on gold bezel with hesalite crystal, index regulator with fine adjustment.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 35 mm. Thickness 9.70 mm.

Ref. 570, the Oversized Calatrava, was introduced in 1938 and was later available with indirect center seconds, instead of subsidiary seconds at 6, like the present watch. Ref. 570 was produced in stainless steel, 18K pink gold, 18K yellow gold, 18K white gold and platinum. Ref. 570 is the first large Calatrava produced in series. Reference 570 was the source of inspiration for the Ref. 5196, launched more than sixty years later in 2004. For many collectors, Ref. 570 is a superb surviving example of one of the most beautiful large time-only watches ever created by the Swiss manufactory.

PATEK PHILIPPE

Chronographe à Quantième Perpetuel, Ref. 2499J, move ment no. 868593, case no. 696505, made in 1956

A superb, rare and highly collectible, hand wound, 18K yellow gold perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch with silvered dial, applied gold Arabic numerals, gold Feuille hands, tachymeter scale, leather strap and an 18K yellow gold Patek Philippe buckle.

Accompanied by an original Patek Philippe black presentation box and an xtract from the Archives, confirming the production of the present watch in 1956 and its sale in March 1960.

Fitted with a Cal. 13’’’, mechanical, manual winding, rhodium-plated, stamped twice with the Seal of Geneva, 23 jewels, blued steel Breguet balance spring, cut-bimetallic balance with timing screws, snap on gold case back, snap on gold bezel with hesalite crystal.

Dial, case and movement signed. Diam. 37.50 mm. Thickness 13.20 mm.

Widely acknowledged as one of the world’s greatest watch models, Ref. 2499 second series is considered by many important collectors to represent the quintessence of the reference. The present watch would certainly be a trophy for the world’s most discerning collectors, a sleeping beauty since its last appearance on the market, more than 20 years ago.

Note continues on following pages.

Ref. 2499 is widely considered to be one of the greatest watch models ever created. It has unquestionably had a great influence on the work of many of the most renowned watchmakers.

Introduced to the market in 1951, the model replaced the legendary reference 1518, the world’s first perpetual calendar wristwatch with chronograph to be produced in series.

Only 349 examples of Ref. 2499 were produced, in four different series. The first series had rectangular chronograph pushers, applied Arabic numerals and tachymeter scale. The second series had round chronograph buttons, applied baton or more rarely Arabic numerals and tachymeter scale, such as the present watch. The third series had round chronograph buttons, applied baton numerals, outer 1/5th and second divisions (no tachymeter) and sapphire crystal glass. The fourth and last series had Dauphine hands, round chronograph buttons, applied baton numerals, no tachymeter and a sapphire crystal glass.

Since its purchase in a salesroom in November 1999, this important second series Ref. 2499, Arabic numerals, has remained in one of the most important private collections in Europe, safely stored away and unused. With its strong proportions, the well-defined fluting to the lugs and the clearly visible hallmarks, charismatic, uniform ivory-colored patinated dial, with nicely raised hard enamel signature and scales, the present watch would be the ultimate trophy for any demanding collector.

Made in 1956, the present watch is from the earlier series of reference 2499 featuring Arabic numerals - a reminiscence of the legendary model 1518 and the first series of the reference 2499.

The watch presented here comes with its beautiful, original, subtly patinated through time, silver opalin dial, called «type A», because it is provided with gold applied Arabic numerals. Indeed, the model was available with two types of dials, type A, with Arabic numerals, until 1961 and type B, with faceted baton indexes, until 1964. There are half as many 2499 2nd series with type A dials as with type B dials, which appeared on the market, about ten only. A rarity.

Of course, when considering an important collector’s watch, the dial must be original and without restorations, but the watch must also have prominent hallmarks as it should, the last three digit of the case number “505” engraved on the lug and underneath the bezel.

According to scholars, less than ten other yellow gold examples meeting the specifications as the present watch, are known to have survived, further enhancing the appeal of this rare and highly collectible timepiece.

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PATEK PHILIPPE

Annual Calendar, Moon Phases Collection Complications, Ref. 5205R-010, movement n° 7028617, case n° 6149567, sold in 2016

An extremely fine, superb and full-set, water-resistant, automatic, 1 pink gold annual calendar wristwatch with black lacquer dial, gold Dauphine hands, moon phases and 24-hour indications, sweep center second, leather strap and an 18K pink gold Patek Philippe buckle.

Accompanied by a fitted presentation box with outer packaging, user manual, certificate of origin, atek hilippe register booklet, leather folio and setting pin.

Fitted with a Caliber 324 S QA LU 24H/206, mechanical, 34 jewels, stamped with the PP seal, Gyromax balance, gold rotor, self-winding, sapphire-set case back, sapphire crystal, correctors in the band.

Dial, case and movement signed Diam. 40 mm. Thickness 11.70 mm.

Reference 5205G, in white gold, was launched in 2010 with a two-tone grey dial under the Ref. 5205G-001, and with a black and grey dial, under the Ref. 5205G-010. In 2013, the model was introduced in 18K pink gold under the Ref. 5205R-001, in a pink gold case with opaline white dial and under the Ref. 5205R-010, in a pink gold case with black lacquered dial, such as the present watch. In 2018, the manufactory introduced Ref. 5205G-013, a white gold version with blue sunburst dial. In 2022, Ref. 5205R-011 was launched this time with a pink gold case and olive green sunburst dial. From the “Complications” collection, this annual calendar watch includes the recently patented instantaneous digital display, a feature that is also seen on the very rare reference 5207. The model has patented instantaneous jumping indicators for the day, date and month, and sculpted pierced lugs. The sapphire-set case back enables one to admire Caliber 324 S QA LU 24H, self-winding, stamped with the PP seal and equipped with the ingenious patented Patek Philippe Annual calendar mechanism that require only one manual adjustment per year, at the end of the month of February.

In mint condition, full-set, from the first owner, this watch exudes an irresistible charm and strength with the subtle combination of the rose gold case and the black lacquered dial.

INDEX

A

A. LANGE & SOHNE | Lot 50

AUDEMARS PIGUET | Lots 53, 105

B

BLANCPAIN | Lot 91

BREGUET | Lots 47, 48, 49 BREITLING | Lots 5, 6, 81, 82, 83, 84 BULOVA | Lot 22

C

CARTIER | Lots 109, 110, 111, 112, 113 CHARLES HOUDIN | Lot 74 CHOPARD | Lots 57, 90 CORUM | Lots 79, 80

E

ELLICOTT | Lot 59

G

GALLET | Lot 28 GIRARD-PERREGAUX | Lots 95, 96 GLASHUTTE | Lots 13, 67 GUBELIN | Lot 46

H

HAMILTON | Lot 77 HEUER | Lots 24, 25, 26, 27, 86 HUBLOT | Lot 97 HYT | Lot 60

I

IWC | Lots 7, 8, 9, 10 ,15, 16, 17, 51, 52, 88

J

JAEGER LECOULTRE | Lots 66, 72, 73, 78, 89

L

LACO | Lot 14

LONGINES | Lots 70, 100 LOUIS ERARD | Lot 93

TIME 4 ICONS

M

MATHEY-TISSOT | Lots 23, 85 MINERVA | Lot 87

O

OMEGA | Lots 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 62, 63, 64, 92

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PANERAI | Lots 11, 12 PATEK PHILIPPE | Lots 54, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122 PIERRE KUNZ | Lot 58 PORSCHE DESIGN | Lots 20, 21 ROGER DUBUIS | Lot 98

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ROLEX | Lots 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 99, 106, 107, 108 ROMAIN JEROME | Lot 61

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SINN | Lots 18, 19

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TISSOT | Lot 101 TUDOR | Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 65

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ULYSSE NARDIN | Lots 75, 76 UNSIGNED | Lot 71

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VACHERON CONSTANTIN | Lots 55, 56, 102, 103, 104

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WALTHAM | Lot 68

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ZENITH | Lots 69, 94

CONDITIONS OF SALE

CONDITIONS OF SALE

The following Conditions of Sale and Authorship Warrantygovern the relationship between bidders and buyers, on the one hand, and Iconeek, registered in Geneva and sellers, on the other. All potential buyers should read these Conditionsof sale and the author's warranty carefully before bidding.

I | INTRODUCTION

Each lot in this catalogue is offered for sale and sold subject to:

- the conditions of sale and the Authorship warranty

- additional notices and conditions appearing elsewhere in this catalogue.

By bidding at the auction, whether in person, through an agent, in writing, by telephone or by any other means, bidders and buyers agree to be bound by these Conditions of sale, as amended or supplemented, and by the author's warranty.

These Conditionsof sale, as amended or supplemented, and the copyright notice contain all the terms on which Iconeek and the seller contract with the buyer.

It is expressly agreed that the seller will not receive payment for a lot until Iconeek has received full payment from the buyer, including but not limited to lot related commissions and administrative and handling costs.

II | CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION & CONDITION OF PROPERTY

Lots are sold “AS IS”, as described in the catalogue and in the condition in which they are in at the time of the sale, on the following basis.

- Iconeek's knowledge of each lot depends in part on information provided to us by the seller, and Iconeek is not able to and does not carry out an exhaustive verification of each lot. Potential buyers are advised of this fact and accept the responsibility to carry out inspections and research to ensure the validity of the lots they are interested in. Despite the foregoing, we will exercise reasonable care in making express statements in catalogue descriptions or condition reports,consistent with our role as auctioneerof the lots in this sale and in the light of information supplied to us by the vendor, scholarly and technical knowledge and the generally accepted opinions of relevant experts, in each case at the time such express statement is made.

- Each lot offered for sale at Iconeek may be inspected by prospective buyers prior to the sale. Iconeek accepts bids on lots provided that bidders have fully inspected the lot before bidding and have satisfied themselves as to the condition of the lot and the accuracy of its description.

- Potential buyers recognizethat many lots are of an age and type that means they are not in perfect condition. For the benefit of our clients, Iconeek can write and provide condition reports to assist potential buyers when inspecting lots. Catalogue descriptions and condition reports may refer to particular imperfections in a lot, but bidders should note that lots may have other defects not specifically mentioned in the catalogue or condition report. All dimensions are approximate. Illustrations are provided for identification purposes only and cannot be used as precise indications of size or to convey complete information about the actual condition of lots.

- Information provided to prospective buyers regarding a lot, including pre sale estimates, whether written or oral, and information contained in a catalogue, condition report or otherwise, commentary or appraisal, is not a representation of fact but rather a statement of opinion by Iconeek. Any pre sale estimate cannot be taken as a prediction of the sale price or value of the lot and may be revised from time to time by Iconeek in its sole discretion. Iconeek will not be responsible for any

difference between the pre sale estimates of a lot and the actual price achieved at auction or resale.

- Iconeek has the right, but not the obligation, to cancel a sale without notice to the buyer if we reasonably believe that there is a material breach of the seller's representations and warranties or the author's warranty or that an adverse claim is made by a third party. Upon notification of Iconeek's option to terminate the sale, the buyer will promptly return the lot to Iconeek, and we will then refund the purchase price paid to us. As described above, the refund will constitute the buyer's sole remedy against Iconeek and the seller in respect of the cancelled sale.

III | AUCTION AND SALE

- Iconeek has the discretion to refuse admission to or participation in the auction.

- For the facilitation of bidders who are unable to attend the auction in person, Iconeek may, on the instruction of the bidder, execute written bids by mail on behalf of the bidder. Absentee bidders must submit their bids on the "Bid Form", a copy of which is printed in this catalogue or available from Iconeek. Bids must be made in Swiss francs only. The bidder must clearly indicate the maximum amount he/she intends to bid, excluding purchase commission and value added tax (VAT) if applicable. The auctioneer will not accept an instruction to execute a mail auction that does not indicate this maximum bid. Our staff will attempt to execute a mail auction at the lowest possible price taking into account the reserve and other bidders. All absentee bids must be received at least 24 hours prior to the sale, accompanied by a valid identity document. In the event of identical bids, the bid received earliest will take precedence.

- Telephone bidders are required to submit their bids on the "Bid Form", a copy of which is printed in this catalogue or available from Iconeek.

- Increasing bids are generally 10%, however the auctioneer may change the increments at his sole discretion.

Iconeek recommends that online bidders inspect any lot they may bid on prior to the sale, and condition reports are available on request. Bidding in a live auction can progress rapidly. To ensure that online bidders are not disadvantaged when bidding against telephone bidders, the procedure for placing bids, through the designated or chosen online bidding platform, is a one step process. By clicking on the bid button on the computer screen, a bidder submits a bid. Online bidders acknowledge and agree that bids submitted in this manner are final and may not be changed or withdrawn in any way. In the event that an online bid and a mail or telephone bid are identical, the first bid may take precedence at the discretion of the auctioneer. The next bid increment is indicated for the convenience of online bidders in the bid button. The bid increment available to online bidders may vary from the next bid actually taken by the auctioneer, as the auctioneer may deviate from the standard Iconeek increments at any time and at their discretion, but an online bidder may only place a bid in an entire bid increment.

- By placing a bid, whether by mail, telephone or online, a bidder accepts personal responsibility for paying the purchase price, as described in more detail below, plus any other applicable fees.

- The organization of mail, telephone and online auctions is a free service provided by Iconeek to potential buyers. While we undertake to use reasonable care in this activity, we cannot accept responsibility for the failure to carry out these bids, unless such failure is due to intentional fault on our part.

- The auction will take place online on our website iconeek.com, on the invaluable.com and drouot.com platforms, by telephone bidding or by mail bidding which must be sent 24 hours before the auction to bids@iconeek.com or by mail to the following address (mail must be received at least 24 hours before the auction):

ICONEEK - Auctions

We recommend that buyers register for the auction at least 48 hours before the auction to ensure that their registration is approved in time. A bank guarantee may be required to confirm entry. All cancellations of orders must be sent at least 12 hours before the auction.

- Each lot is offered with a reserve price, which is the confidential minimum sale price agreed by Iconeek with the seller. The reserve will not exceed the pre sale low estimate at the time of the auction.

- The Auctioneer has the discretion at any time to refuse a bid, withdraw a lot, reoffer a lot for sale (including after the hammer has fallen) if he believes there may be an error or dispute and to take such other action as he reasonably considers appropriate.

- The Auctioneer will commence and progress the bidding at such levels and in such increments as he deems appropriate. In order to protect the reserve of a lot, the auctioneer may place one or more bids on behalf of the seller up to the reserve without indicating that he is doing so, either by placing consecutive bids or by responding to other bidders. When the reserve price agreed with the seller is not reached, the Auctioneer moves on to the next lot.

- The sale is conducted in Swiss francs and payment is due in Swiss francs.

- The highest bidder accepted by the auctioneer will be the buyer and the blow of the hammer marks the acceptance of the highest bid and the conclusion of a contract of sale between the seller and the buyer.

- If a lot is not sold, the auctioneer will announce that it has been "passed", "withdrawn", "returned to owner" or "purchased".

IV | BUYER'S PREMIUM

- The sale is conducted in Swiss francs and payment is due in Swiss francs.

- The buyer undertakes to pay us, in addition to the hammer price of each lot, the buyer's commission plus any applicable value added tax (VAT). The buyer's premium is 25% of the hammer price of each lot up to CHF 250’000.-, 20% from CHF 250’001.- up to CHF 2’000’000.- and 15% from CHF 2’000’001.-. VAT of 7.7% is payable on the buyer's auction commission. This tax is refunded to any buyer domiciled outside Switzerland if, and only if, Iconeek receives an export declaration from that buyer for a purchased lot that has been cleared by Swiss customs and the value of the VAT is greater than CHF 50.-. For temporarily imported lots listed in the catalogue with a o symbol preceding the lot number, VAT will be calculated on the hammer price and also on the commission. All prices, fees, charges and expenses set out in these conditions of sale are exclusive of VAT.

- Buyers bidding on iconeek.com will pay an additional fee of 2% on top of the hammer price, buyers bidding on drouot.com will pay an additional fee of 3% on top of the hammer price, buyers bidding on invaluable.com will pay an additional fee of 5% on top of the hammer price, plus the 25% buyer's commission and additional costs.

- Unless otherwise agreed, a buyer is required to pay for a lot purchased immediately after the auction, regardless of any intention to obtain an export or import license or other permit for that lot. Payments must be made by the invoiced party in Swiss francs by bank transfer in accordance with the bank transfer details provided on the invoice for the purchased lots.

- Payments may be made by bank transfer or in cash for payments of CHF 20’000.- or less. Credit cards will be accepted with an additional 2% commission. Cheques are not accepted.

V | COLLECTION OF GOODS

- Iconeek will not release a lot to the buyer until we have received full payment of the purchase price, the buyer has paid all amounts due to Iconeek, including any fees due, and has provided information and documentation. Once a buyer has satisfied all of the above conditions,

they must contact us on +41 22 310 39 07 to arrange collection of the purchased item.

- The buyer must arrange collection of a purchased lot within seven days of the auction date. After the auction, all lots will be held at our premises or a suitable storage facility. A charge of CHF 30.- per lot, per week, as well as a lump sum of CHF 100.- for the administrative costs of the lot which has not been collected or shipped at the buyer's expense within 7 days from the day of the auction. We will not release the purchased lots to the buyer until these fees have been paid in full.

- As a courtesy to its clients, Iconeek will pack purchased lots free of charge for collection from the Geneva office. Iconeek will co ordinate, and request a quote, from the shipping agents requested by the buyer. Any such instructions are entirely at the buyer's risk and responsibility, and we will not be responsible for the acts or omissions of third party packers or shippers. The buyer is responsible for the payment of all import duties and local taxes payable to import the goods to their final destination.

- Iconeek will require the presentation of valid identification before releasing a lot to the buyer or their authorized representative.

- If a purchased lot is paid for but not collected within six months of the auction, the buyer authorizes Iconeek, upon notification, to arrange a resale of the item by auction or private sale, with estimates and reserve set at Iconeek's reasonable discretion. The proceeds of such sale shall be applied to the payment of storage costs and all other costs and expenses owed by the buyer to Iconeek, and the remainder shall be forfeited if not collected by the buyer within two years of the original auction.

VI | REMEDIES IN CASE OF NON PAYMENT

Without prejudice to any rights the seller may have, if the buyer, without prior agreement, does not pay the purchase price of a lot within 7 days of receipt of the invoice, one of the following decisions may be taken:

§ to store the lot in the premises of Iconeek or elsewhere at the sole risk and expense of the buyer

§ cancel the sale of the lot, retaining any partial payment of the purchase price as liquidated damages.

§ resell the lot at auction or private sale, with estimates and reserve set at Iconeek's reasonable discretion, it being understood that in the event that such resale is less than the original auction price and the buyer's commission for that lot, the buyer will remain liable for the loss of profit as well as for all costs incurred in such resale

§ initiate legal proceedings to recover the auction price and the buyer's premium for that lot, together with interest and costs of such legal proceedings.

§ communicate the name and address of the buyer to the seller to enable the latter to initiate legal proceedings to recover the amounts due and the legal costs.

The buyer will be responsible for ensuring the lot and Iconeek will not be liable for any damage to the item from the day of the auction.

VII | EXPORT, IMPORT AND ENDANGERED SPECIES PERMITS AND AUTHORISATIONS

Before bidding on an item, potential buyers are advised to find out for themselves whether a permit is required to export a lot from Switzerland or to import it into another country. Potential buyers are advised that some countries prohibit the import of goods consisting of or incorporating plant or animal materials, such as coral, crocodile, ivory, whalebone, Brazilian rosewood, rhinoceros’ horn or tortoise shell, irrespective of their age,percentage or value. Therefore, before bidding, potential buyers who plan to export the purchased lots should familiarise themselves with the export and import regulations of the countries concerned. Please note that the United States prohibits the import of any item containing African elephant ivory. Asian elephant ivory can only be imported into the United States if accompanied by independent scientific analysis of the continent of origin and confirmation that the item is over 100 years old.

For any item containing endangered species other than elephant ivory, an importer into the United States must provide documented evidence of the species identification and age of an object to demonstrate that the item qualifies as an antique. To do so, the buyer will need to obtain an independent appraisal certifying the endangered species on the object and that the object is not less than 100 years old. A prospective buyer planning to import an object containing endangered species into the United States may not rely on Iconeek cataloguing to establish the endangered species present on the object or to establish the age of the object and must consult a qualified independent expert before bidding on the lot.

The buyer is solely responsible for complying with these laws and for obtaining any necessary export, import and endangered species permits or licenses. Failure or delay in obtaining a license or permit will not justify cancellation of the sale or any delay in payment in full for the lot.

VIII | LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Iconeek makes no warranty to you in respect of any lot and shall not be liable to you:

- for any error, misprint or missing information in the description of a lot supplied, we make reasonable efforts to catalogue the lot concerned, - for any failure by the buyer to pay for the lot, - for any special, consequential, incidental or indirect damages of any kind under any circumstances.

All lots are sold without any express or implied warranties or representations by Iconeek or the seller as to the merchantability, special purpose, rarity, significance, correctness of indications as to the author, maker, origin, period, age, attribution, authenticity, provenance, weight or condition of any item. Similarly, no statement (whether oral or written, whether made in the catalogue, advertisement, bill of sale, published, advertised or otherwise) made by an employee or agent of Iconeek shall be construed as a warranty, representation or assumption of liability. Neither Iconeek nor the seller is responsible for the deterioration or defect of any lot.

IX | EXPORT, IMPORT, SALES AND/OR USE TAXES

Buyers should note that they are responsible for all fees, duties and taxes associated with the export and import of the lots they have shipped or that have been shipped on their behalf, including any applicable sales and/or use taxes that may be due upon importation of the property into the United States. Please contact the auction organizer for further details.

X | STATEMENT OF CONDITION

This catalogue has been prepared by our specialists with care and in good faith. The information contained in the catalogue is an expression of opinion only and does not constitute a warranty. It is provided for information purposes only. The same applies to photographs, dimensions and weights. The catalogue may mention certain damages without being exhaustive. Iconeek does not guarantee that all components of a watch are original components. Almost all watches and clocks have undergone repairs and overhauls during their lifetime and may therefore contain non original parts. We do not guarantee the authenticity of any component of a watch or clock. Clocks may be sold without pendulum, weight or key. As antique watches and clocks often have very fine and complex mechanisms, maintenance, battery replacement or other repair work may be required at your expense. We do not guarantee the correct functioning of a watch or clock. Certificates are not available unless described in the catalogue. Most watches have been opened to determine the type and quality of the movement. For this reason, watches with a waterproof case may not be waterproof and we recommend that you have them checked by a competent watchmaker before use.

XI | GENERAL

- The copyright in all images, illustrations and written materials produced by or for Iconeek in relation to a lot, including the contents of this catalogue, is and shall at all times remain the property of Iconeek and such images and materials may not be used by the buyer or any other party without our prior written consent. Iconeek and the seller make no representation or warranty that the purchaser of a lot will acquire any copyright or other reproductive rights in it.

- Notifications to Iconeek should be made in writing, quoting the name and date of the sale specified at the beginning of the catalogue. Notices to customers shall be sent to the last address notified in writing by them to Iconeek.

- These conditions of sale are not assignable by the buyer without our prior written consent but are binding on the buyer's successors, assigns and representatives.

- If any provision of these terms of sale is held to be void, invalid or unenforceable for any reason, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect. The failure or delay of any party to exercise any right or remedy under these Conditions of Sale shall not constitute a waiver or relinquishment of such right or remedy, in whole or in part.

XII | LAW AND JURISDICTION

- The rights and obligations of the parties with respect to these Terms and Conditions of Sale and the Authorship Warranty, the conduct of the auction and all matters relating to the foregoing shall be governed by and construed in accordance with Swiss law.

- For the benefit of Iconeek, all bidders and sellers agree that the ordinary courts of the Canton of Geneva, Switzerland, shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle all disputes relating to all aspects of all matters or transactions to which these Conditions of Sale and the Authorship Warranty relate or apply, subject to recourse to the Federal Court. All parties agree that Iconeek retains the right to bring proceedings in any court other than the ordinary courts of the Canton of Geneva.

- All bidders and sellers irrevocably consent to the service of process or any other document in connection with any court proceeding by personal service, delivery by mail or in any other manner permitted by Swiss law, the law of the place of service or the law of the jurisdiction in which the proceeding is taken, at the last address of the bidder or seller known to Iconeek.

AUTHORSHIP WARRANTY

Iconeek warrants the authorship of the goods listed in this auction catalogue and described in the bolded or capitalised headings for a period of five years from the date of sale by Iconeek, subject to the exclusions and limitations set out below.

- Iconeek grants this authorship warranty only to the original registered buyer (i.e. the registered winning bidder) of any lot. This authorship warranty does not extend to subsequent owners of the property, including purchasers or beneficiaries by gift of the original purchaser, heirs, successors, beneficiaries and assigns; to property whose description in the catalogue (including detailed descriptions accessible on the website iconeek.com) indicates that there is a conflict of opinion as to the authorship of the property; to property where our attribution of authorship was, at the date of sale, in accordance with the generally accepted opinions of specialists, academics or other experts; to property which has been inaccurately described or dated by scientific methods or tests not generally accepted for use at the time of publication of the catalogue or which were at that time considered unreasonably expensive or impractical to use or likely, in our reasonable opinion, to have caused damage or loss of value to the lot; or property for which there has been no significant loss of value compared to the value of the lot if it had been described in the title of the catalogue entry.

- In connection with any claim for breach of the author's warranty, Iconeek reserves the right, as a condition of cancellation of any sale under this warranty, to require the buyer to provide us, at his own

expense, with the written opinions of two recognised experts previously approved by Iconeek. We shall not be bound by any expert reports produced by the buyer and we reserve the right to consult our own experts at our own expense. If Iconeek agrees to terminate a sale under the author's warranty, we will reimburse the buyer for the reasonable costs charged by the experts commissioned by the buyer and approved in advance by us.

- Subject to the exclusions set out above, the buyer may make a claim for breach of the Authorship Warrantyprovided that he has notified Iconeek in writing within three months of receipt of any information which causes him to question the authorship of the lot, stating the auction in which the item was included, the lot number in the auction catalogue and the reasons why the lot's authorship is in doubt, and also provided that the buyer returns the lot to Iconeek in the auction room in which it was purchased in the same condition as at the time of its auction and is able to transfer valid and marketable title to the lot, free from any third party claims arising after the date of the auction sale Iconeek has the discretion to waive any of the above requirements.

- The buyer understands and agrees that the exclusive remedy for any breach of the author's warranty is termination of the sale and refund of the original purchase price paid. This remedy shall be the buyer's sole remedy against Iconeek, and therefore the seller, and shall be in lieu of any other remedy available at law or in equity. This means that neither Iconeek nor the seller shall be liable for any loss or damage beyond the remedy expressly provided in this Copyright Warranty, whether such loss or damage is characterized as direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential, or for payment of interest on the original purchase price.

BANK DETAILS

Name ICONEEK BY CHICHA - AUCTION

Bank UBS SA, Case Postale, CH 1211 Genève 2

IBAN CH85 0024 0240 8296 0103 H

Account n° 0240 829601.03H

BIC/SWIFT UBSWCHZH80A

CONDITIONS DE VENTE

CONDITIONS DE VENTE

Les conditions de vente et la garantie d'auteur énoncées ci après régissent les relations entre les enchérisseurs et les acheteurs, d'une part, et Iconeek, immatriculé à Genève, et les vendeurs, d'autre part. Tous les acheteurs potentiels doivent lire attentivement les présentes conditions de vente et la garantie d'auteur avant d'enchérir.

I | INTRODUCTION

Chaque lot de ce catalogue est proposé à la vente et vendu sous réserve: - des conditions de vente et de la garantie d'auteur - des avis et conditions supplémentaires figurant à d'autres endroits dans ce catalogue.

En enchérissant lors de la vente, que ce soit en personne, par l'intermédiaire d'un agent, par écrit, par téléphone ou par tout autre moyen, les enchérisseurs et les acheteurs acceptent d'être liés par les présentes conditions de vente, telles que modifiées ou complétées, et par la garantie d'auteur.

Les présentes conditions de vente, telles que modifiées ou complétées, et la garantie d'auteur contiennent tous les termes sur lesquels Iconeek et le vendeur contractent avec l'acheteur.

Il est expressément convenu que le vendeur ne recevra le paiement d'un lot que lorsque Iconeek aura reçu le paiement intégral de l'acheteur, comprenant notamment les commissions liées au lot ainsi que les frais administratifs et de manutention.

II | DESCRIPTION DU CATALOGUE ET ÉTAT DES BIENS

Les lots sont vendus " EN L'ÉTAT ", tels qu'ils sont décrits dans le catalogue et dans l'état dans lequel ils se trouvent au moment de la vente, sur les bases suivantes :

- Les connaissances d'Iconeek concernant chaque lot dépendent en partie des informations qui nous sont fournies par le vendeur, et Iconeek n'est pas en mesure d'effectuer et n'effectue pas de vérification exhaustive de chaque lot. Les acheteurs potentiels reconnaissent ce fait et acceptent la responsabilité d'effectuer des inspections et des recherches pour s'assurer de la validité des lots qui les intéressent. Nonobstant ce qui précède, nous ferons preuve d'un soin raisonnable lorsque nous ferons des déclarations expresses dans les descriptions de catalogue ou les rapports d'état, conformément à notre rôle de commissaire priseur des lots de cette vente et à la lumière des informations qui nous sont fournies par le vendeur, des connaissances érudites et techniques et des opinions généralement acceptées des experts pertinents, dans chaque cas au moment où une telle déclaration expresse est faite.

- Chaque lot proposé à la vente chez Iconeek peut être inspecté par les acheteurs potentiels avant la vente. Iconeek accepte les offres sur les lots à condition que les enchérisseurs aient pleinement inspecté le lot avant d'enchérir et se soient assurés de l'état du lot et de l'exactitude de sa description.

- Les acheteurs potentiels reconnaissent que de nombreux lots sont d'un âge et d'un type qui signifient qu'ils ne sont pas en parfait état. Par égard pour ses clients, Iconeek peut rédiger et fournir des rapports d'état pour aider les acheteurs potentiels lorsqu'ils inspectent les lots. Les descriptions du catalogue et les rapports d'état peuvent faire référence à des imperfections particulières d'un lot, mais les enchérisseurs doivent noter que les lots peuvent présenter d'autres défauts qui ne sont pas expressément mentionnés dans le catalogue ou le rapport d'état. Toutes les dimensions sont approximatives. Les illustrations ne sont fournies qu'à des fins d'identification et ne peuvent être utilisées comme des indications précises de taille ou pour transmettre des informations complètes sur l'état réel des lots.

- Les informations fournies aux acheteurs potentiels concernant un lot, y compris les estimations avant la vente, qu'elles soient écrites ou orales, et les informations contenues dans un catalogue, un rapport de condition ou autre, un commentaire ou une évaluation, ne constituent pas une représentation des faits mais plutôt une déclaration d'opinion de la part d'Iconeek. Toute estimation préalable à la vente ne peut être considérée comme une prédiction du prix de vente ou de la valeur du lot et peut être révisée de temps à autre par Iconeek, à son entière discrétion. Iconeek ne sera pas responsable de toute différence entre les estimations de prévente d'un lot et le prix réel atteint lors de la vente aux enchères ou de la revente.

- Iconeek a le droit, mais non l'obligation, d'annuler une vente sans en avertir l'acheteur si nous pensons raisonnablement qu'il y a une violation matérielle des déclarations et garanties du vendeur ou de la garantie d'auteur ou qu'une réclamation défavorable est faite par un tiers. Sur notification de l'option d'Iconeek de résilier la vente, l'acheteur retournera rapidement le lot à Iconeek, et nous rembourserons alors le prix d'achat qui nous a été payé. Comme décrit, le remboursement constituera le seul recours de l'acheteur contre Iconeek et le vendeur, en ce qui concerne la vente annulée.

III | ENCHÈRE ET VENTE AUX ENCHÈRES

- Iconeek a toute latitude pour refuser l'admission à la vente aux enchères ou la participation à la vente.

- Pour faciliter la tâche des enchérisseurs qui ne peuvent pas assister en personne à la vente aux enchères, Iconeek peut, sur instruction de l'enchérisseur, exécuter des offres écrites par correspondance au nom de l'enchérisseur. Les enchérisseurs absents doivent soumettre leurs offres sur le " Formulaire d'enchère ", dont une copie est imprimée dans ce catalogue ou disponible auprès d'Iconeek. Les offres doivent être faites en francs suisses uniquement. L'enchérisseur doit indiquer clairement le montant maximum qu'il a l'intention d'enchérir, hors commission d'achat et taxe sur la valeur ajoutée (TVA) si applicable. Le commissaire priseur n'acceptera pas une instruction d'exécution d'une enchère par correspondance qui n'indique pas cette enchère maximale. Notre personnel tentera d'exécuter une enchère par correspondance au prix le plus bas possible en tenant compte de la réserve et des autres enchérisseurs. Toute enchère par correspondance doit être reçue au moins 24 heures avant la vente, accompagnée d’une pièce d’identité en cours de validité. En cas d'offres identiques, l'offre reçue la plus tôt sera prioritaire.

- Les enchérisseurs par téléphone sont tenus de soumettre leurs offres sur le "Formulaire d'enchère", dont un exemplaire est imprimé dans ce catalogue ou disponible auprès d'Iconeek.

- Le montant dessurenchères est en général de 10 %, le commissaire priseur peut toutefois modifier les incréments à son entière discrétion. Iconeek encourage les enchérisseurs en ligne à inspecter avant la vente tout lot sur lequel ils pourraient enchérir, et des rapports d'état sont disponibles sur demande. Les enchères dans une vente aux enchères en direct peuvent progresser rapidement. Afin de s'assurer que les enchérisseurs en ligne ne sont pas désavantagés lorsqu'ils enchérissent contre des enchérisseurs au téléphone, la procédure pour placer des enchères, par le biais de la plateforme d'enchères en ligne désignée ou choisie, est un processusen une seule étape. En cliquant sur le bouton d'enchère sur l'écran de l'ordinateur, un enchérisseur soumet une offre. Les enchérisseurs en ligne reconnaissent et acceptent que les offres ainsi soumises sont définitives et ne peuvent en aucun cas être modifiées ou retirées. Dans le cas où une offre en ligne et une offre par correspondance ou par téléphone sont identiques, la première offre peut avoir la priorité à la discrétion du commissaire priseur. L'incrément d'enchère suivant est indiqué pour la commodité des enchérisseurs en ligne dans le bouton d'enchère. L'incrément d'enchère disponible pour les enchérisseurs en ligne peut varier par rapport à l'enchère suivante

effectivement prise par le commissaire priseur, car le commissaire priseur peut s'écarter des incréments standards d'Iconeek à tout moment et à sa discrétion, mais un enchérisseur en ligne ne peut placer une enchère que dans un incrément d'enchère entier.

- En faisant une offre, par correspondance, par téléphone ou en ligne, un enchérisseur accepte la responsabilité personnelle de payer le prix d'achat, comme décrit plus en détail ci dessous, plus tous les autres frais applicables.

- L'organisation d'enchères par correspondance, par téléphone et en ligne est un service gratuit fourni par Iconeek aux acheteurs potentiels. Bien que nous nous engagions à faire preuve d'une attention raisonnable dans le cadre de cette activité, nous ne pouvons accepter la responsabilité de l'échec de l'exécution de ces offres, sauf si cet échec est dû à une faute intentionnelle de notre part.

- La vente aux enchères se déroulera en ligne sur notre site iconeek.com, sur les plateformes invaluable.com et drouot.com, par offre téléphonique ou par offre par correspondance qui doit être envoyée 24 heures avant la vente aux enchères à l'adresse bids@iconeek.com ou par courrier à l'adresse suivante(le courrier doit être reçu au moins 24 heures avant la vente aux enchères) : Iconeek - Auctions

Place Longemalle 19 CH 1204 Genève

Nous recommandons aux acheteurs de s'inscrire à la vente au moins 48 heures avant la vente aux enchères pour être sûrs que leur participation sera approuvée à temps. Une garantie bancaire peut être demandée afin de confirmer l'inscription.

Toute annulation d’ordredoit être envoyée au moins 12 heures avant la vente aux enchères.

- Chaque lot est proposé avec prix deréserve, qui est le prix de vente minimum confidentiel convenu par Iconeek avec le vendeur. La réserve ne dépassera pas l'estimation basse de la prévente au moment de la vente aux enchères.

- Le commissaire priseur a le pouvoir discrétionnaire, à tout moment, de refuser une offre, de retirer un lot, de proposer à nouveau un lot à la vente (y compris après la chute du marteau) s'il estime qu'il peut y avoir une erreur ou un litige et de prendre toute autre mesure qu'il juge raisonnablement appropriée.

- Le commissaire priseur commencera et fera progresser les enchères à des niveaux et par paliers qu'il jugera appropriés. Afin de protéger la réserve d'un lot, le commissaire priseur peut placer une ou plusieurs enchères au nom du vendeur jusqu'à la réserve sans indiquer qu'il le fait, soit en plaçant des enchères consécutives, soit en répondant à d'autres enchérisseurs. Lorsque le prix de réserve convenu avec le vendeur n'est pas atteint, le commissaire priseurpasse au lot suivant.

- La vente se déroule en francs suisses et le paiement est dû en francs suisses.

- Le meilleur enchérisseur accepté par le commissaire priseur sera l'acheteur et le coup de marteau marque l'acceptation de l'enchère la plus élevée et la conclusion d'un contrat de vente entre le vendeur et l'acheteur.

- Si un lot n'est pas vendu, le commissaire priseur annoncera qu'il a été "passé", "retiré", "rendu au propriétaire" ou "acheté".

IV | COMMISSION DE L'ACHETEUR

- La vente se déroule en francs suisses et le paiement est dû en francs suisses.

- L'acheteur s'engage à nous payer, en plus du prix d'adjudication du lot, la commission de l'acheteur, plus toute taxe sur la valeur ajoutée (TVA) applicable. La prime de l'acheteur est de 25% du prix d'adjudication de chaque lot jusqu'à CHF 250'000.-, 20% de CHF 250'001.- jusqu'à CHF 2'000'000.- et 15% à partir de CHF 2'000'001.-. La TVA de 7,7% est payable sur la commission d'adjudication de l'acheteur. Cette taxe est remboursée à tout acheteur domicilié hors de Suisse si, etseulement si, Iconeek reçoit de cet acheteur une déclaration d'exportation concernant l’achatvisée par les douanes suisses et que la valeur de la TVA est supérieure à CHF 50.-. Pour les lots en importation temporaire figurant dans le catalogue avec un symbole o précédant le numéro de

lot, la TVA sera calculée sur le prix d'adjudication et également sur la commission. Tous les prix, frais, charges et dépenses énoncés dans les présentes conditions de vente sont indiqués hors TVA.

- Les acheteurs enchérissant sur iconeek.com paieront des frais supplémentaires de 2% en plus du prix du marteau, sur drouot.com ils paieront des frais supplémentaires de 3% en plus du prix du marteau, et les acheteurs enchérissant sur invaluable.com paieront des frais supplémentaires de 5% en plus du prix du marteau, plus la commission de l'acheteur de 25% et les frais supplémentaires.

- Sauf accord contraire, un acheteur est tenu de payer un lot acheté immédiatement après la vente aux enchères, indépendamment de toute intention d'obtenir une licence d'exportation ou d'importation ou tout autre permis pour ce lot. Les paiements doivent être effectués par la partie facturée en francs suisses par virement bancaire conformément aux coordonnées de virement bancaire fournies sur la facture des lots achetés.

- Les paiements peuvent être effectués par virement bancaire ou en espèces pour les paiements inférieurs ou égaux à CHF 20'000.-. Les cartes de crédit seront acceptées avec une commission supplémentaire de 2%. Les chèques ne sont pas acceptés.

V | ENLÈVEMENT DES BIENS

- Iconeek ne remettra pas un lot à l'acheteur tant que nous n'aurons pas reçu le paiement intégral de son prix d'achat, que l'acheteur n'aura pas réglé tous les montants dus à Iconeek, y compris les frais exigibles, et qu'il n'aura pas fourni les informations et la documentation. Dès qu'un acheteur a satisfait à toutes les conditions susmentionnées, il doit nous contacter au +41 22 310 39 07 pour organiser la collecte du bien acheté.

- L'acheteur doit organiser l'enlèvement d'un lot acheté dans les sept jours suivant la date de la vente aux enchères. Après la vente aux enchères, tous les lots seront conservés dans nos locaux ou un lieu de stockage approprié. Une charge de CHF 30.- par lot, par semaine,sera due, ainsi qu’une somme forfaitaire de CHF 100.- pour les frais administratifs du lot qui n'a pas été collecté ou expédié aux frais de l'acheteur dans les 7 jours à partir du jour de l'enchère. Nous ne remettrons pas les lots achetés à l'acheteur tant que ces frais n'auront pas été payés en totalité.

- Par courtoisie envers ses clients, Iconeek emballera gratuitement les lots achetés pour qu'ils soient enlevés au bureau de Genève. Iconeek coordonnera, et demandera un devis, avec les agents de transport qui lui auront été demandés par l'acheteur. Toute instruction de ce type est entièrement au risque et à la responsabilité de l'acheteur, et nous ne serons pas responsables des actes ou omissions des emballeurs ou expéditeurs tiers. L'acheteur est responsable du paiement de tous les droits d'importation et taxes locales à payer pour importer le bien à sa destination finale.

- Iconeek exigera la présentation d'une pièce d'identité en cours de validité avant de remettre un lot à l'acheteur ou à son représentant autorisé.

- Si un lot acheté est payé mais n'est pas retiré dans les six mois suivant l'enchère, l'acheteur autorise Iconeek, sur notification, à organiser une revente de l'article par enchère ou vente privée, avec des estimations et une réserve fixées à la discrétion raisonnable d'Iconeek. Le produit de cette vente sera affecté au paiement des frais de stockage et de tous les autres frais et dépenses dus par l'acheteur à Iconeek, et le reste sera perdu s'il n'est pas encaissé par l'acheteur dans les deux ans suivant la vente aux enchères initiale.

VI | RECOURS EN CAS DE NON PAIEMENT

Sans préjuger des droits que le vendeur peut avoir, si l'acheteur, sans accord préalable, n'effectue pas le paiement du prix d'achat d'un lot dans les 7 jours de la réception de la facture, l'une des décisions suivantes pourra intervenir :

§ stocker le lot dans les locaux d'Iconeek ou ailleurs aux seuls risques et frais de l'acheteur

§ annuler la vente du lot, en conservant tout paiement partiel du prix d'achat à titre de dommages intérêts forfaitaires.

§ revendre le lot aux enchères ou en vente privée, avec des estimations et une réserve fixées à la discrétion raisonnable d'Iconeek, étant entendu que dans le cas où cette revente est inférieure au prix d'adjudication initial et à la commission de l'acheteur pour ce lot, l'acheteur restera responsable du manque à gagner ainsi que de tous les frais encourus lors de cette revente.

§ engager une procédure judiciaire pour recouvrer le prix d'adjudication et la prime de l'acheteur pour ce lot, ainsi que les intérêts et les frais de cette procédure

§ communiquer le nom et l'adresse de l'acheteur au vendeur pour permettre à ce dernier d'engager une procédure judiciaire pour recouvrer les montants dus et les frais de justice.

L'acheteur sera chargé d'assurer son lot et Iconeek déclinera toute responsabilité pour tout dommage que l'objet pourrait subir et ce dès le jour de l'adjudication.

VII | AUTORISATIONS ET PERMIS D'EXPORTATION, D'IMPORTATION ET D'ESPÈCES EN VOIE DE DISPARITION

Avant d'enchérir sur un bien, il est conseillé aux acheteurs potentiels de se renseigner eux mêmes pour savoir si une autorisation est nécessaire pour exporter un lot de Suisse ou pour l'importer dans un autre pays. Les acheteurs potentiels sont informés que certains pays interdisent l'importation de biens constitués de ou incorporant des matières végétales ou animales, telles que le corail, le crocodile, l'ivoire, les fanons de baleine, le bois de rose brésilien, la corne de rhinocéros ou l'écaille de tortue, indépendamment de leur âge, pourcentage ou valeur. Par conséquent, avant d'enchérir, les acheteurs potentiels qui envisagent d'exporter les lots achetés doivent se familiariser avec les règlements d'exportation et d'importation des pays concernés. Veuillez noter que les États Unis interdisent l'importation de tout article contenant de l'ivoire d'éléphant d'Afrique. L'ivoire d'éléphant d'Asie ne peut être importé aux États Unis que s'il est accompagné d'une analyse scientifique indépendante du continent d'origine et de la confirmation que l'objet a plus de 100 ans.

En ce qui concerne tout article contenant des espèces menacées autres que l'ivoire d'éléphant, un importateur aux États Unis doit fournir des preuves documentées de l'identification de l'espèce et de l'âge d'un objet afin de démontrer que l'article peut être considéré comme une antiquité. Pour ce faire, l'acheteur devra obtenir une évaluation indépendante certifiant l'espèce menacée sur l'objet et attestant que l'objet n'a pas moins de 100 ans. Un acheteur potentiel prévoyant d'importer aux États-Unis un objet contenant des espèces menacées ne peut pas se fier au catalogage Iconeek pour établir les espèces menacées présentes sur l'objet ou pour établir l'âge de l'objet et doit consulter un expert indépendant qualifié avant de faire une offre sur le lot.

L'acheteur est seul responsable du respect de ces lois et de l'obtention des licences ou permis d'exportation, d'importation et d'espèces menacées nécessaires. Le fait de ne pas obtenir une licence ou un permis ou de tarder à le faire ne justifiera pas l'annulation de la vente ou tout retard dans le paiement intégral du lot.

VIII | LIMITATION DE LA RESPONSABILITÉ

Iconeek ne vous donne aucune garantie concernant un lot et ne sera pas responsable envers vous : - pour toute erreur ou information manquante dans la description d'un lot fourni, nous nous efforçons raisonnablement de cataloguer le lot concerné, - en cas de défaut de paiement du lot par l'acheteur, - en quelque circonstance que ce soit, de tout dommage spécial, consécutif, accidentel ou indirect de quelque nature que ce soit. Tous les lots sont vendus sans aucune garantie ou déclaration expresse ou implicite de la part d'Iconeek ou du vendeur quant à la qualité marchande, l'usage particulier, la rareté, l'importance, l'exactitude des

indications concernant l'auteur, le fabricant, l'origine, la période, l'âge, l'attribution, l'authenticité, la provenance, le poids ou l'état d'un article. De même, aucune déclaration (orale ou écrite, faite dans le catalogue, la publicité, l'acte de vente, publiée, annoncée ou autre) faite par un employé ou un agent d'Iconeek ne peut être interprétée comme une garantie, une représentation ou une prise en charge de responsabilité. Ni Iconeek ni le vendeur ne sont responsables de la détérioration ou du défaut d'un lot.

IX | TAXES D'EXPORTATION, D'IMPORTATION, DE VENTE ET/OU D'UTILISATION

Les acheteurs doivent noter qu'ils sont responsables de tous les frais, droits et taxesliés à l'exportation et à l'importation des lots qu'ils ont expédiés ou qui ont été expédiés en leur nom, y compris les taxes de vente et/ou d'utilisation applicables qui peuvent être dues lors de l'importation du bien aux États Unis.

Veuillez contacter le service qui organise la vente aux enchères pour plus de détails.

X | DÉCLARATION D'ÉTAT

Ce catalogue a été préparé, par nos spécialistes, avec soin et en toute bonne foi. Les informations contenues dans le catalogue ne sont que l'expression d'une opinion et ne constituent pas une garantie. Elles sont fournies à titre d'information uniquement. Il en va de même pour les photographies, les dimensions et les poids. Le catalogue peut mentionner certains dommages sans être exhaustif. Iconeek ne garantit pas que tous les composants d'une montre sont des composants d'origine.

Presque toutes les montres et horloges ont subi des réparations et des révisions au cours de leur vie et peuvent donc contenir des pièces non originales. Nous ne garantissons pas l'authenticité de tout composant d'une montre ou d'une horloge. Les horloges peuvent être vendues sans pendule, poids ou clé. Les montres et horloges anciennes étant souvent dotées de mécanismes très fins et complexes, un entretien, un remplacement de la pile ou d'autres travaux de réparation peuvent être nécessaires, à votre charge. Nous ne garantissons pas le bon fonctionnement d'une montre ou d'une horloge. Les certificats ne sont pas disponibles, sauf s'ils sont décrits dans le catalogue. La plupart des montres ont été ouvertes pour déterminer le type et la qualité du mouvement.Pour cette raison, les montres dotées d'un boîtier étanche peuvent ne pas être étanches et nous vous recommandons de les faire vérifier par un horloger compétent avant de les utiliser.

XI | GÉNÉRALITÉS

- Le droit d'auteur de toutes les images, illustrations et documents écrits produits par ou pour Iconeek concernant un lot, y compris le contenu de ce catalogue, est et restera à tout moment la propriété d'Iconeek et ces images et documents ne peuvent être utilisés par l'acheteur ou toute autre partie sans notre consentement écrit préalable. Iconeek et le vendeur ne font aucune déclaration et ne donnent aucune garantie que l'acheteur d'un lot acquerra des droits d'auteur ou d'autres droits de reproduction sur celui ci.

- Les notifications à Iconeek doivent être faites par écrit, en citant le nom et la date de la ventespécifiés au début du catalogue de vente. Les avis aux clients seront adressés à la dernière adresse notifiée par écrit par eux à Iconeek.

- Les présentes conditions de vente ne sont pas cessibles par l'acheteur sans notre accord écrit préalable mais lient les successeurs, ayants droit et représentants de l'acheteur.

- Si l'une des dispositions des présentes conditions de vente est jugée nulle, invalide ou inapplicable pour quelque raison que ce soit, les autres dispositions resteront pleinement en vigueur. Le fait qu'une partie n'exerce pas, ou tarde à exercer, un droit ou un recours en vertu des

présentes conditions de vente ne constitue pas une renonciation ou un abandon de ce droit ou recours, en tout ou en partie.

XII | DROIT ET JURIDICTION

- Les droits et obligations des parties concernant les présentes Conditions de Vente et la Garantie du Droit d'Auteur, le déroulement de la vente aux enchères et toute question liée à ce qui précède sont régis et interprétés conformément au droit suisse.

- Au profit d'Iconeek, tous les enchérisseurs et vendeurs acceptent que les tribunaux ordinaires du canton de Genève, en Suisse, soient exclusivement compétents pour régler tous les litiges relatifs à tous les aspects de toutes les questions ou transactions auxquelles les présentes conditions de vente et la garantie d'auteur se rapportent ou s'appliquent, sous réserve de recours au Tribunal fédéral. Toutes les parties conviennent qu’Iconeek conserve le droit d'engager une procédure devant tout autre tribunal que les tribunaux ordinaires du canton de Genève.

- Tous les enchérisseurs et vendeurs consentent irrévocablement à la signification d'actes de procédure ou de tout autre document en relation avec une procédure devant un tribunal par signification à personne, remise par courrier ou de toute autre manière autorisée par le droit suisse, le droit du lieu de signification ou le droit de la juridiction où la procédure est engagée, à la dernière adresse de l'enchérisseur ou du vendeur connue d'Iconeek.

GARANTIE DU DROIT D’AUTEUR

Iconeek garantit la paternité des droits d’auteur des biens figurant dans le présent catalogue de vente aux enchères et décrits dans les rubriques en caractères gras ou en majuscules pour une période de cinq ans à compter de la date de la vente par Iconeek, sous réserve des exclusions et des limitations énoncées ci dessous.

- Iconeek n'accorde cette garantie d'auteur qu'à l'acheteur initial enregistré (c'est-à-dire l'adjudicataire enregistré) de tout lot. La présente garantie de paternité ne s'étend pas aux propriétaires ultérieurs du bien, y compris les acheteurs ou les bénéficiaires par voie de donation de l'acheteur initial, les héritiers, les successeurs, les bénéficiaires et les ayants droit ; aux biens dont la description dans le catalogue (y compris les descriptions détaillées accessibles sur le site internet iconeek.com) indique qu'il existe un conflit d'opinion sur la paternité du bien ; aux biens dont notre attribution de la paternité était, à la date de la vente, conforme aux opinions généralement acceptées des spécialistes, des universitaires ou d'autres experts ; aux biens dont la description ou la datations'est révélée inexacte au moyen de méthodes ou de tests scientifiques dont l'usage n'était pas généralement accepté au moment de la publication du catalogue ou qui étaient à ce moment là considérés comme déraisonnablement coûteux ou peu pratiques à utiliser ou susceptibles, selon notre opinion raisonnable, d'avoir causé des dommages ou une perte de valeur au lot ; ou les biens pour lesquels il n'y a pas eu de perte de valeur significative par rapport à la valeur du lot s'il avait été décrit dans le titre de l'entrée du catalogue.

- Dans le cadre de toute réclamation pour violation de la Garantie du droit d'auteur, Iconeek se réserve le droit, comme condition d'annulation de toute vente sous cette garantie, d'exiger que l'acheteur nous fournisse, à ses frais, les avis écrits de deux experts reconnus et approuvés au préalable par Iconeek. Nous ne sommes pas liés par les rapports d'expertise produits par l'acheteur et nous nous réservons le droit de consulter nos propres experts à nos frais. Si Iconeek accepte de résilier une vente au titre de la garantie d'auteur, nous rembourserons à l'acheteur les frais raisonnables facturés par les experts mandatés par l'acheteur et approuvés au préalable par nous.

- Sous réserve des exclusionsénoncées ci dessus, l'acheteur peut introduire une réclamation pour violation de la Garantie de paternité à condition qu’il ait notifié par écrit à Iconeek dans les trois mois suivant la réception de toute information qui l'amène à mettre en doute la paternité du lot, en précisant la vente aux enchères dans laquelle le bien

était inclus, le numéro du lot dans le catalogue de la vente aux enchères et les raisons pour lesquelles la paternité du lot est mise en doute, et également à condition quel'acheteur restitue le lot à Iconeek dans la salle de vente dans laquelle il a été acheté dans le même état qu'au moment de sa vente aux enchères et qu’il est en mesure de transférer un titre de propriété valable et commercialisable sur le lot, libre de toute réclamation de tiers survenant après la date de la vente aux enchères. Iconeek a le pouvoir discrétionnaire de renoncer à l'une oul'autre des exigences précédemment énoncées - L'acheteur comprend et accepte que le recours exclusif pour toute violation de la garantie d'auteur soit la résiliation de la vente et le remboursement du prix d'achat initial payé. Ce recours constitue le seul recours de l'acheteur contre Iconeek, et donc le vendeur, et remplace tout autre recours disponible en droit ou en équité. Cela signifie que ni Iconeek, nile vendeur, ne sera responsable des pertes ou des dommages au delà du recours expressément prévu dans la présente Garantie du droit d'auteur, que ces pertes ou ces dommages soient qualifiés de directs, indirects, spéciaux, accessoires ou consécutifs, ou pour le paiement d'intérêts sur le prix d'achat initial.

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