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Lot 226 - Cartier, "Tortue", 13969/3249/8852, circa 1920. An exceptional and primitive gold and platinum tonneau-shaped ladies' watch, diamond-set handles and bezel, silver dial, external minute track, radiating Roman numerals, blued steel hands. Diamond-set winding crown, yellow gold caseback secured by 4 screws on the middle, hand-wound mechanical movement signed Cartier/Paris. White gold bracelet with yellow gold folding clasp (numbered 487, hallmarked EJ and engraved Bte S.G.D.G.), the outer clasp adorned with rose-cut diamonds, hallmarked gold and platinum. Delivered in its original case, the watch is functional and in very good condition more than a century after its manufacture. Dial signed CARTIER, caseback with classic triple numbering, movement signed CARTIER PARIS, numbered folding clasp and Edmond Jaeger hallmark. The turn of the 20th century is particularly significant in the history of the House of Cartier, starting with its move to 13 rue de la Paix. After the opening of the London address and the first wristwatch on leather developed for Santos Dumont, a number of creations soon followed, models of which are still in use today and as popular as ever. In 1917, in parallel with the creation of the Tank, Pierre Cartier bought Morton Plant's iconic building on Fifth Avenue in New York for one hundred dollars and a pearl necklace (valued at one million dollars) for Mr. Plant's wife. It was in 1912 that Louis Cartier designed the first "Tortue" watch, which, once offered in the catalog, never left it. Our example represents a particularly rare opportunity to find a watch combining the aesthetic and historical aspects emblematic of the "jeweler of kings and king of jewelers", a famous phrase coined by the Prince of Wales and future Edward VII. Case size: 20 x 20 mm - With handles: 30 x 20 mm - Wrist circumference 15.50 cm - B.P. 35.5 g. An exceptional and primitive yellow gold and platinum tonneau-shape laidies wristwatch, the case in platinum with diamond-set bezel and lugs, silver dial, outer minute-track and radiant Roman numerals, blued steel hands. Yellow gold back secured by four screws in the ban, diamond-set crown, manual winding movement signed CARTIER PARIS. Original white gold band with yellow gold deployant buckle (stamped with maker's mark EJ in a lozenge, Bte S.G.D.G. and numbered 487), the exterior clasp adorned with rose-cut diamonds. Fitted with its original box, the watch is working and in very good condition, more than a century after its manufacture. Dial signed CARTIER, case back with the classic Cartier triple numbering, movement signed CARTIER PARIS, numbered buckle and maker's mark EJ for Edmond Jaeger, assay mark for gold and platinum. The turn of the 20th century is particularly significant in the history of the Cartier house, starting with its installation at 13 rue de la Paix. After the opening of the London address and the first leather wristwatch developed for Santos Dumont, many creations quickly followed, the models of which we still find updated today and still as popular as ever. In 1917, Pierre Cartier purchased his iconic building on Fifth Avenue in New York from Morton Plant for the sum of one hundred dollars and a pearl necklace (valued at one million dollars) for Mr. Plant's wife. It was in 1912 that Louis Cartier designed the first "Tortue" watch, which once included in the catalog was never released again. Our example constitutes a particularly rare opportunity to find a watch combining aesthetic and historical aspects emblematic of the "jeweler of kings and king of jewelers", famous expression of the Prince of Wales and future Edward VII.

Estim. 6 000 - 12 000 EUR

Lot 227 - Cartier, Reversible, n° 542xx, circa 1970. A rare and superb reversible ladies' watch in gold, case mounted on a stretcher, white dial, radiating Roman numerals, railway minute track, blued steel glaive hands, crown set with a cabochon sapphire. Hand-wound mechanical movement, caliber JLC 850, yellow gold folding clasp. The watch is in excellent overall condition, both aesthetically and mechanically, with the stretcher system operating smoothly. The style of this case is typical of the classic "Reverso" case invented by René Chauvot, French patent no. 712868 dated March 4, 1931 and later acquired by Jaeger-LeCoultre. Our watch appears to conform to the patent specifications, but in our example designed by Cartier, most likely in small series. Conceived as a synthesis between a sports watch and a more distinguished watch, the dial can disappear into the case for protection during activities. A rare opportunity to acquire a watch with a relatively simple but truly unusual appearance. Dim 27 x 19 mm - B.P. 30 g. A very rare and fine yellow gold reversible laidies wristwatch, white dial, minute-track, radiant Roman numerals, blued steel glaive hands, sapphire-set crown. Manual winding movement caliber JLC 850. Original yellow gold deployant buckle. The present timepiece is preserved in very good overall condition, showingcasing deep hallmarks. The style of this case is typical of the classic 'Reverso' case invented by Rene Chauvot, French Patent No. 712868 from March 4, 1931 and later acquired by Jaeger-LeCoultre. Our watch appears to conform to the patent specifications, but in our example designed by Cartier, most likely in small series. Designed as a synthesis between the sports watch and the more distinguished one, the dial can disappear into the case for protection purposes during activities. A rare opportunity to acquire a watch with a relatively simple appearance but truly unusual.

Estim. 8 000 - 12 000 EUR

Lot 228 - Patek Philippe, Nautilus "mid-size", Ref. 3900/1, no. 2824782, sold September 24, 2006. A superb, rare and iconic cushion-shaped yellow gold "mid-size" watch, black "Sigma" dial, luminous gold hands and applied hour-markers, permanent central seconds and date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback, quartz movement caliber E23 SC. Original gold bracelet with folding clasp. Comes with case, Archives Certificate (dated September 2023), additional links and service pouch. The watch is in excellent, working condition, with hands changed during service and a few superficial micro-scratches from use. Note the sought-after eggshell patina of the indexes and the dial, which has taken on a very attractive bluish patina over time. Produced only over a short period from 1984 to 1990 and mostly in steel, this rare "boy size" reference 3900, here in its gold version, is a real treasure from the Nautilus collection. Diam 33 mm - P.B. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx g. A superb, rare and attractive mid-size cushion-shaped yellow gold wristwatch, black "sigma" matte patinated dial, gold luminous applied indexes & hands, permanent central seconds and date at 3. Screwed-back and crown, quartz movement caliber E23 SC. Original yellow gold bracelet with folding clasp. Delivered with its box, its Certificate from the Archives, its additional links and a service pouch. The watch is in excellent general condition, running, with hands changed during a service and with a few superficial micro-scratches from use. Note the sought-after eggshell patina of the indexes and the dial which, over time, has taken on a very fine and desirable bluish patina. Produced only over a short period from 1984 to 1990 and largely in stainless steel, the rare "boy size" reference 3900 in yellow gold is a true treasure of the Nautilus collection.

Estim. 18 000 - 25 000 EUR

Lot 229 - Tudor, Prince Oysterdate, Ref. 7996/8, no. 591xxx, circa 1967. A very rare gold watch, smooth bezel, radiant champagne dial, exterior minute track, gold applied hour markers, luminous hands and studs, permanent central seconds and two-tone black date alternating with red at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement caliber 2484. Rare Bambi gold bracelet with folding clasp signed Bambi. Scratches from use all over the case and back, the dial shows slight wear to the varnish causing small bubbles. Gold Tudor Prince Oysterdates from this era are extremely rare. Founded in 1948, The Bambi INC. produces watch straps in a single workshop in Japan. Diam 34 mm - B.P. 104.20 g. A very rare yellow gold wristwatch, smooth bezel, champagne sunburst dial, outer minute track, gold applied index, luminous hands & dots, permanent seconds and date at 3. Screw-back and crown, automatic winding movement caliber 2484. Rare solid yellow gold band with deployant buckle signed Bambi. Superficial scratches from use throughout the case and back, the dial shows slight bubbles on the varnish. The Tudor Prince Oysterdate in gold from this period are extremely rare. Founded in 1948, the Bambi INC. produces watch straps in its own unique factory in Japan.

Estim. 4 000 - 6 000 EUR

Lot 230 - Breitling, Navitimer Airborne Platine, Ref. L33030, limited edition n°19/100, full-set, undated perforated warranty, circa 1990. A rare and beautiful automatic pilot's chronograph in platinum made in a limited edition of 100 pieces, rotating notched bezel for the slide rule, patinated silver reserve blue dial, applied hour-markers and luminous white gold hands. Permanent seconds at 3 o'clock, date at noon, 1/5th of a second chronograph function with 10-minute and 3 o'clock totalizers. Screw-down caseback, white rhodium-plated mechanical movement with automatic winding, caliber 13, false ribbed decoration. Long original bracelet with platinum folding clasp. Accompanied by its original case and box as well as its undated "punchée" warranty, our watch is in very good overall condition. The reserves have taken on a lovely cognac patina over time. With a career spanning more than 65 years, the Navitimer is undoubtedly the most emblematic Breitling ever conceived and remains to this day a wrist instrument for pilots. This platinum version is rare. Diameter 38 mm - B.P. 221.68 g. A rare and fine automatic platinum chronograph made in a limited series of 100 examples in the 1990s, reeded revolving bezel for the slide rule, blue dial, silver patinated subsidiary dials, applied luminous gold indexes and hands. Permanent seconds at 3, date at 12, 1/5th seconds chronograph function with 10mn and 3h registers. Screw-back, automatic winding movement caliber 13. Original platinum bracelet with deployant buckle. Accompanied by its original box and outer box as well as its undated "punched" guarantee, our watch is in very good general and functional condition. The subsidiary dials have over time taken on a lovely cognac patina. With a career spanning more than 65 years, the Navitimer is undoubtedly the most emblematic Breitling ever designed and remains a wrist instrument for pilots to this day. This platinum version is rare.

Estim. 16 000 - 24 000 EUR

Lot 231 - Omega, Speedmaster, Ref. 145022 69, Mvt.2842xxxx, limited edition n°578/1014, 1969. A rare, historic and beautiful gold 3-counter chronograph, ochre tachometric bezel, champagne dial metalized "OM SWISS MADE OM", black enamelled applied hands and hour-markers, permanent seconds at 9 o'clock, 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers. Screw-down caseback engraved "Apollo XI - The first watch worn on the moon n°578", dust cover, mechanical hand-wound movement calibre 861. The watch is in excellent overall condition, both aesthetically and mechanically, with the engravings on the caseback perfectly marked. In 1969, following the triumph of the lunar expedition, Omega decided to commemorate this extraordinary achievement with a limited edition of 1014 pieces in gold, the first of which were destined for the highest representatives of the state and a limited number of imminent members of NASA, including some astronauts, for their essential collaboration. A "must-have" in the epic story of the conquest of space, in the Speedmaster collection and, more broadly, in the history of watchmaking when it merges with history with a capital H. Diam. 40 mm - B.P. 97 g. A very fine & rare yellow gold 3 counters chronograph made in a limited edition, faded tachymeter bezel, champagne dial, black enameled hands & indexes, permanent seconds at 9, 30m & 12h registers, manual winding movement caliber 861. Engraved screw-back "Apollo XI - The first watch worn on the moon n°578". The present timepiece is preserved in very good overall condition, showingcasing deep hallmarks on the back. In 1969, after the triumph of the lunar expedition, Omega decided to commemorate this extraordinary success with a limited edition of 1014 copies in gold, the first of which were intended for the highest representatives of the state and a limited number of imminent members of NASA, including some astronauts, for their essential collaboration. A "must have" from the epic space conquest, the speedmaster collection and, more broadly, the history of watchmaking when it merges with history with a capital H.

Estim. 18 000 - 25 000 EUR

Lot 232 - Rolex, Day-Date, Ref. 1803, No. 1875xxx, circa 1968. A beautiful and rare gold watch with a superb "linen" gold dial, black enameled applied hour markers, luminous hands and central second hand. German display of day in window at noon and date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement caliber 1555. The watch is in excellent overall condition, both mechanically and aesthetically. The dial is very lively under the light, flawless and relatively rare in this "linen" finish, with all its luminous points still very well preserved. Diameter 36 mm - B.P. 60.5 g. A very fine & rare day-date functions gold wristwatch, linen dial, gold indexes, luminous hands and sweep center-seconds. Window apertures for day at 12 & date at 3 in German. Screw-back & crown, automatic winding movement caliber 1555. The watch is in excellent general condition, both mechanically and aesthetically. The dial is very alive under the light, flawless and relatively rare, with all of its luminous dots still very well preserved.

Estim. 6 000 - 9 000 EUR

Lot 233 - Rolex, Submariner, Ref. 14060, n° A406xxx, original warranty dated July 7, 1999. A beautiful steel diver's watch, unidirectional graduated rotating bezel, black 2-line "Swiss" only dial, luminous circled hands and hour markers, central second hand. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement. Original steel Oyster bracelet with folding clasp. Delivered with "punched" certificate of origin and case. In excellent overall condition, dial flawless and working, missing luminous pastille on insert. Rolex launched the Submariner 14060 in 1989, replacing the 5513. Equipped with caliber 3000, sapphire crystal and a dial with circled indexes, it is water-resistant to 300 m, as stipulated on its dial. Its Oyster bracelet bears reference 93150 with 501B end pieces, and its lugs are pierced. From 1998, Rolex changed the luminous material of the 14060 from tritium to luminova, abandoning the Swiss t <25 for the Swiss "only" at the bottom of the dial. Our watch was one of the last to be produced in this configuration for only 2 years, before being replaced in 2000 by the 3130 under the reference 14060M. Diameter 40 mm A fine stainless steel diver's wristwatch, graduated revolving bezel, black "Swiss" only 2 lines dial, luminous hands and indexes, sweep center seconds. Screw-back and crown, automatic winding movement. Original stainless steel Oyster band with deployant buckle. Fitted with its box and original "punched" document. Our watch is in very fine general condition, both from an aesthetic and mechanical point of view. The luminous pearl on the insert is missing. Rolex launched the Submariner 14060 in 1989 to replace the 5513. With the caliber 3000, a sapphire crystal and a dial with circled indexes, it is water resistant to 300 m as stipulated on its dial. Its Oyster bracelet bears the reference 93150 with 501B endlinks. From 1998, Rolex will change the luminous of the 14060 to move from tritium to luminova, abandoning the Swiss t <25 for the Swiss "only" at the bottom of the dial. Our watch is therefore one of the last produced during only 2 years in this configuration before being replaced in 2000 by the 3130 under the reference 14060M.

Estim. 5 000 - 7 000 EUR

Lot 234 - Rolex, Submariner, Ref. 1680, no. 586xxxx, circa 1979. A beautiful steel diver's watch, graduated rotating bezel, black "Swiss t<25" dial, luminous circled hands and hour markers with a slight patina, central second hand, date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement. Steel Oyster bracelet with folding clasp. It's rare to find a 1680 in such fine condition. With its chamfers still clearly visible, our watch is in excellent overall working condition, the dial flawless, with a later "luminous" pastille on the insert. Reference 1680, produced some ten years between 1970 and 1980, is the first Submariner with a date function. For the first time on a Submariner, a cyclops lens is glued to the outside of the acrylic glass to facilitate date reading. The charm of the dial's "painted" hour-markers contributes fully to this reference's aura among vintage enthusiasts. Diameter 40 mm A very fine stainless steel diver's wristwatch, graduated revolving bezel, black "Swiss t<25" dial, luminous hands and indexes, sweep center seconds abd date at 3. Screw-back and crown, automatic winding movement. Stainless steel Oyster band with deployant buckle. In sought-after condition, our watch is in excellent general conservation state and working condition, flawless dial, with replacement "luminous" patch on the insert. The reference 1680, produced around ten years in the period 1970 to 1980, is the first submarine with the date function. For the first time on a Submariner, a cyclops lens is glued to the acrylic glass on the outside of the glass to make the date easier to read. The charm of the "painted" indexes on the dial fully contributes to giving this reference its success among vintage enthusiasts.

Estim. 8 000 - 12 000 EUR

Lot 235 - Rolex, Deepsea, Ref. 116660, no. V3U0xxxx, full-set, warranty dated August 30, 2017. A beautiful and massive steel diver's watch, unidirectional rotating graduated bezel, blue to black gradient dial known as D-Blue, luminous hands and hour markers, permanent central seconds and date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement caliber 3135. Original Oyster bracelet with steel folding clasp. Delivered full-set, with its Guadeloupe counter-box, case, card holder, booklets and warranty. The watch is in perfect, near-new condition. The Rolex Deepsea 116660 launched in 2008 authorizes extreme diving to 3900 meters thanks to the integration of a helium valve and an ingenious "Ring Lock System". Composed of 3 parts that adjust ever more closely as pressure increases, the case has been patented. A 5mm-thick sapphire crystal was used to increase the resistance of sensitive points, and the Triplock system, which Rolex compares to a submarine hatch, was used to ensure the water-resistance of the screw-down crown. Diam 42 mm A very fine and massive stainless steel diver's wristwatch, unidirectional rotating graduated bezel, gradient dial from blue to black so called D-Blue, luminous hands and indexes, permanent central seconds and date at 3. Screw-back and crown, automatic winding movement caliber 3135. Original Oyster bracelet with stainless steel folding clasp. Full-set, with its complete box, card holder, booklets and guarantee from Guadeloupe. The watch is close to new condition. The Rolex Deepsea 116660 launched in 2008 allows extreme dives of up to 3,900 meters thanks to the integration of a helium valve and an ingenious "Ring Lock System". Made up of 3 parts that fit ever more as pressure increases, the box has been the subject of patents. It was necessary to further increase the resistance of sensitive points with a 5mm thick sapphire crystal and ensure the watertightness of the screw-down crown using the Triplock system, which Rolex compares to a submarine hatch.

Estim. 9 000 - 11 000 EUR

Lot 236 - Rolex, Datejust, Ref. 116139, n° F98xxxx, original warranty from September 21, 2005. A beautiful watch in white gold, fluted gold bezel, superb radiant blue dial, external minute track, luminous applied hands and hour markers, permanent central seconds and date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement caliber 3135. Original white gold folding clasp. Delivered with its case and Spanish guarantee paper. Our watch is in excellent condition, with a few superficial micro-scratches from use. Available since 1945, the Datejust is the brand's emblematic sports watch. It offers excellent legibility with the most essential information, flawless water-resistance and proven sturdiness with the caliber 3135 (fitted since 1988), one of the most reliable on the market. Diam 36 mm - B.P. 118 g. A very fine round white gold wristwatch, fluted bezel, beautiful sunburst blue dial, outer minute-track, luminous hands & indexes, permanent seconds and date at 3. Screw-back & crown, automatic winding movement caliber 3135. Original white gold deployant buckle. Fitted with its box and original punched Spanish document. In excellent condition, with a few micro-scratches from use. In the Rolex catalog since 1945, the Datejust is the emblematic sports tool of the crown brand. It offers great readability with the most essential information, flawless watertightness and proven robustness with the 3135 caliber (assembled since 1988) among the most reliable on the market.

Estim. 9 000 - 12 000 EUR

Lot 237 - Rolex, Datejust 41, Ref. 126334, n° 296Zxxxx, full-set, original warranty card dated August 18, 2022. A beautiful sporty watch in steel, fluted white gold bezel, radiant mint green dial, external minute track, luminous hands and hour markers, permanent central seconds and date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement caliber 3235. Original Jubilee bracelet with folding clasp. Full-set, case, counter-box, documents, seal and original warranty card. Our watch is in excellent overall condition, with a few micro surface scratches. A true icon of the Rolex catalog for its longevity and timelessness, the Datejust, in its current 41mm version, is the "sport-chic" watch par excellence. Diam 41 mm A very fine stainless steel wristwatch, white gold fluted bezel, green sunburst dial, outer minute track, luminous hands & indexes, permanent central seconds and date at 3. Screw-back & crown, automatic winding movement caliber 3235. Original stainless steel Jubilee band with deployant buckle. Full-set, original box, outer-box, documents and card. Our watch is in excellent general condition, with a few micro surface scratches. A true icon of the Rolex catalog due to its longevity and timelessness, the Datejust, in this current 41mm version, is THE sporty chic watch.

Estim. 9 000 - 12 000 EUR

Lot 238 - Rolex, Day-Date, Ref 118239 , n° K85xxxx, full-set, original warranty from October 24, 2002. A superb and rare watch in white gold, fluted bezel, magnificent radiant "bronze" dial, external minute track, applied Roman numerals, white gold hands. Permanent central seconds, day at 12 o'clock in Italian, date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement, President bracelet with original white gold folding clasp. Delivered with counter box, case (cushion missing), tag and original warranty. Very little worn, our watch is in excellent condition, both mechanically and aesthetically, with micro scratches on the surface. Bracelet and folding clasp are in perfect used condition. Not infinite, but infinitely varied, the Day-Date collection, which has been in the catalog since 1956 (when it was the first watch to display the day in a choice of languages), offers a veritable playground for aficionados. This white gold version with its superb bronze dial is as attractive as it is elegant. Diam 36 - B.P. 173 g. A very fine and rare white gold wristwatch displaying day in Italian and date, "bronze" sunburst dial, outer minute-track, white gold applied Roman numerals & luminous hands, permanent center seconds. Screw-back and crown, automatic winding movement, original white gold President band with invisible deployant buckle. Fitted with its outer box, box (missing the cushion), tag and original warranty. Our watch is in excellent condition, both mechanical and aesthetic, with superficial micro scratches from use on the surface. Bracelet and folding clasp are in perfect used condition. Not infinite but infinitely varied, the Day-Date collection, since 1956 in thecatalogue (then the first watch to display the day in different languages of your choice) offers a real playground for aficionados. This white gold version with this superb bronze dial is as attractive as it is elegant.

Estim. 16 000 - 20 000 EUR

Lot 239 - Rolex, Cosmograph Daytona, Ref. 116519, n° P647xxx, circa 2000. A rare and beautiful iconic chronograph in white gold, tachometric bezel, superb pink mother-of-pearl dial, diamond hour markers, permanent seconds at 6 o'clock, 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement caliber 4130. Original white gold folding clasp engraved 16519. Delivered with its case, our watch, in excellent overall mechanical and aesthetic condition, is a transitional model equipped with the first Rolex manufacture calibers that replaced Zenith calibers in chronographs at the turn of the year 2000, while retaining the buckle of the previous reference. The pink mother-of-pearl dial is spectacular and flawless. Diam. 40 mm - B.P. 131 g. A very fine & rare white gold chronograph, tachometer bezel, stunning diamond-set pink mother-of-pearl dial, permanent seconds at 6, 30mn & 12h registers. Screw-back & crown, automatic winding movement caliber 4130. White gold deployant buckle engraved 16519. Fitted with its box, our watch is a transitional model with the Rolex manufacture caliber, which replaced the Zenith calibers in the Daytona at the turn of the year 2000, but which still kept the reference of the buckle from the previous reference. Our watch, in excellent general mechanical but also aesthetic condition. The pink mother-of-pearl dial is spectacular and flawless.

Estim. 18 000 - 24 000 EUR

Lot 240 - Omega, Speedmaster "Tintin", Ref. 311.30.42.30.01.004, n° 7780xxxx, full-set, original warranty dated August 26, 2017. A very beautiful and rare "Tintin" 3-counter steel chronograph, tachometric bezel, black dial, white and red checkerboard surround, permanent seconds, luminous hands and hour markers, 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers. Screw-down caseback with Seahorse logo, text engraved in red "Flight-qualified by NASA for all manned space missions / The first watch worn on the moon", mechanical hand-wound movement caliber 1861. Original steel bracelet with folding clasp. Our watch is delivered complete with case, card holder, booklet, additional links, pictograms and warranty cards, in excellent condition and working order. This special series, produced over a period of around 2 years, was launched in 2013 at the Basel Fair. Somewhere between motor racing and the conquest of space, with the red-and-white grid around the dial in homage to the rocket in the comic strip "We walked on the moon", this Speedmaster, commonly referred to as "Tintin", is appreciated by aficionados as much for its relative rarity as for its strong identity. Diam 42 mm A very fine and rare stainless steel chronograph, tachymetric bezel, black dial so called "Tintin", white and red checkered rim, luminous hands and indexes, permanent seconds, 30mn and 12h registers. Screwed back Seahorse logo, text engraved in red "Flight-qualified by NASA for all manned space missions / The first watch worn on the moon", manual winding movement caliber 1861. Original stainless steel band with deployant buckle. Our watch is absolutly full-set, box, instructions, seal, additional links, pictograms and warranty cards, in excellent conservation and working condition. This special series, manufactured over a short period of approximately 2 years, was launched in 2013 at the Basel fair. Between car racing and the conquest of space with the red and white grid around the dial in homage to the rocket from the comic strip "We walked on the moon", this Speedmaster commonly called "Tintin" is appreciated by aficionados both for its relative rarity but also for its strong identity.

Estim. 8 000 - 12 000 EUR

Lot 241 - Omega, Speedmaster Speedy Tuesday Ultraman, Ref. 31112423001001, No. 7888xxxxx, full-set, warranty card dated October 1, 2018. A very beautiful and rare steel 3-counter chronograph known as "Ultraman", tachometric bezel, black dial, external minute track marked in orange at the hours, permanent seconds, 30mn and 12h totalizers, orange chronograph hand. Screw-down Speedmaster logo caseback, mechanical hand-wound movement caliber 1861. Original Nato strap. Full-set, against box, case, documents, UV lamp, second strap and original warranty cards, in excellent overall condition. The story goes that when this limited edition went on sale for the Japanese market, it took just 1 hour 53 minutes and 17 seconds to sell out all 2012 watches! The Speedy Tuesday 2018 is inspired by the OMEGA Moonwatch worn by characters in the 70s Japanese TV series "THE RETURN OF ULTRAMAN". The supplied UV lamp will allow you to discover its shadow in the dial at 9 o'clock. Diameter 42 mm A very fine and rare 3 counters stainless steel chronograph made in a limited edition of 2012 pieces for the Japanese market, tachymeter bezel, black dial, external timer marked in orange at the hours, permanent seconds, 30mn and 12h registers, orange chronograph hand. Screwed back Speedmaster logo, manual winding movement caliber 1861. Original Nato type band. Full-set, including box, case, documents, UV lamp, second bracelet and original warranty cards, in excellent general condition. The story goes that when this limited edition reserved for the Japanese market went on sale, it took only 1 hour 53 minutes and 17 seconds to sell out the 2012 watches! The Speedy Tuesday 2018 is inspired by the OMEGA Moonwatch worn by the characters of the 70s Japanese television series "THE RETURN OF ULTRAMAN". The UV lamp provided will allow you to discover the shadow in the dial at 9.

Estim. 8 000 - 10 000 EUR

Lot 242 - Omega, Speedmaster Appolo 11, Ref. 148.0062 / 36923000, limited edition no. 4xx/500, original warranty from November 1995. An extremely rare and superb white gold chronograph produced in a limited edition in 1994, case engraved on the middle APOLLO XI - 1969-1994, tachometric bezel, radiant silver dial, external minute track, applied hour-markers, luminous hands and studs, permanent seconds at 9 o'clock and 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers. Screw-down transparent caseback, hand-wound mechanical movement, rhodium-plated 864 caliber, original folding clasp. Delivered with its original warranty (Lugano) and a replacement case, our watch is in excellent working condition. Manufactured for the Italian market in 1994 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of man's first step on the moon, this silver-dial, white-gold case version was sold with either a leather strap or a white-gold bracelet, with no known breakdown but a total of 500 pieces. A must-have for Speedmaster enthusiasts. Diam 40 mm - B.P. 115 g. A very rare and fine white gold chronograph made in a limited edition, APOLLO XI 1969-1994 engraved on the white gold case band, tachymetric bezel, silver sunburst dial, outer minute track, applied indexes, luminous hands and dots, permanent seconds at 9, 30mn and 12h registers. Transparent screw-back, rhodium plated manual movement Cal. 864. Original white gold deployant buckle. Internationnal warranty from Lugano and later box replacement. The watch is perfectly running and in very fine condition. Made for the Italian market in 1994 in 2 reference, one on leather band and a second one on white gold bracelet. It is unknown to us how many of the 500 pieces have been delivered with a leather strap and how many with the reference 1479 white gold bracelet. It should be a must-have for Speedmaster collectors and enthusiasts.

Estim. 15 000 - 20 000 EUR

Lot 243 - Cabestan, Winch Tourbillon Vertical, from a sponsorship contract, probably around 2008. A very impressive, innovative and futuristic trapezoid-shaped titanium watch in confidential production, a veritable showcase for an incomparable mechanical movement. Two separate thermoformed glass shells offer a 360-degree view of a vertical hand-wound mechanical movement with a fusee and chain system. Hours, minutes, power reserve and seconds read off on rotating drums, with the seconds fixed to the tourbillon, itself mounted in a vertical position. Transparent screw-down caseback, titanium folding clasp housing a glass compartment housing the winch for winding and setting the time. Winding and time-setting are performed via two separate crowns on the case middle, using the winch or a special tool supplied with the watch. Our working watch, with no defects other than tiny traces of supercifi cation, comes from a sponsorship contract with a racing driver. With no number on the case, it could be considered one of the very first watches to come out of the workshops for marketing purposes, or even a prototype. In 2008, production was scheduled at 4 pieces per month, with a customization program that made each of these watches unique or produced in very confidential numbers. The first prototype of the Winch Tourbillon Vertical was presented in 2007. When Vianney Halter gave up production of the watch, Eric Coudray, a former Jaeger-LeCoultre watchmaker who became famous for turning the Gyrotourbillon's spherical biaxial tourbillon, joined the project. The first examples are said to have appeared in 2008, with a price set at around CHF 200,000. "Exceptional aesthetics, incomparable mechanics" and "an assertive personality and a movement of rare ingenuity" were some of the headlines in the trade press when the watch was presented. The vertical constant-force movement, obtained by means of a fusee-and-chain system, would guarantee extremely precise chronometry, compensating for the disruptive effects of terrestrial gravity on watchmaking precision, all housed in a case with a resolutely innovative design. Dim 46 x 36 mm A very impressive, innovative, and futuristic trapezoid-shaped titanium watch made in a limited edition of 135 pieces, a true showcase of unparalleled mechanical movement. Two dissociated thermoformed glass shells offer a 360-degree view of a vertical manual winding mechanical movement, with a chain and fusée system. Digital indications of time in hours, minutes, seconds and power reserve on rotating drums, with the seconds indicated on the tourbillon, itself mounted vertically. Transparent screw-down back, titanium deployant buckle housing a glass compartment containing the winch for winding and setting the time. Our watch, working and without defects other than tiny superficial traces, comes from a sponsorship contract with a racing driver and would have come from production between 2008 and 2010. Without any case number, our watch could may be considered one of the very first watches to come from the workshops for marketing purposes, even maybe as a prototype. Monthly production was estimated in 2008 at 4 examples and offered a personalization program making each of these watches a unique example or produced in a very limited number. The first prototype of the Winch Tourbillon Vertical was shown in 2007. However, Vianney Halter abandoned production of the watch. This saw Eric Coudray, a former watchmaker of Jaeger-LeCoultre who became famous as the master who made the spherical biaxial tourbillon of the Gyrotourbillon watch rotate, join the project. The first examples are believed to have appeared in 2008, with a retail price around 200.000 CHF. "Exceptional aesthetics, unparalleled mechanics" or "a distinctive personality and a movement of rare ingenuity" were often mentioned in the specialized press during the watch's presentation. The vertical movement with constant force achieved through a fusee and chain system would provide the guarantee of extremely precise chronometry, compensating for the disruptive effects of Earth's gravity on timekeeping accuracy.

Estim. 30 000 - 50 000 EUR

Lot 244 - Breguet, Type XX Transatlantique, Ref. 3820, No. 43212, circa 2000. A very rare and beautiful pilot's chronograph in platinum, graduated rotating bezel, radiant blue dial, external minute track, luminous hands and studs, applied Arabic numerals. Permanent seconds at 9 o'clock, 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement caliber 582. Original platinum pin buckle. Our working watch shows signs of wear on the case, bezel and folding clasp. The beautiful mauve-blue dial has 2 imperfections on the outer minute track, at minutes 3 and 33. Type XXs in platinum are rare. Diameter 39 mm - B.P. 139 g. A very rare and nice platinum pilot's chronograph, graduated revolving bezel, black dial, outer minute track, luminous hands and Arabic numerals. Permanent second at 9, 30mn & 12h registers. Screw back and crown, automatic winding movement caliber 582. original platinum deployant buckle. Our watch, working, shows signs of wear on the case, bezel and folding clasp. The very nice blue-mauve dial has 2 imperfections at the exterior minute track, at minutes 3 and 33. Breguet transatlantique, in platinum, are rare.

Estim. 10 000 - 14 000 EUR

Lot 245 - Jaeger-LeCoultre, Duomètre Unique Travel Time, Ref. 600.3.16.S, n° 2741xxx, limited edition n° 01x/100, full-set, original warranty dated April 1, 2014. A rare and beautiful large dual time zone watch in white gold, silver dial, external minute track, permanent central seconds. Blackened leaf hands for the main functions and blued for the second time zone, independent 50-hour power reserves included. Reserves with applied blackened 3/6/9/12 Arabic numerals for the time, jumping hours at 12 o'clock for the second time zone, with front and back adjustment pushers on the case middle. Stop seconds function and GMT day/night indication via rotating planisphere at 6 o'clock. Screw-down caseback engraved with the 24 time zones as a reminder, white rhodium-plated mechanical hand-wound movement with independent double barrels, Manufacture caliber 383 Dual-Wing. Original white gold buckle. Complete case, booklets, manual and original Parisian warranty. Service invoice 2023 Jaeger-LeCoultre. Very rarely offered for sale, the Duomètre is a true horological feat developed by the Jaeger-LeCoultre workshops since 2007. Two barrels and two independent gears, one for time-keeping, the other for complications, united by a single escapement, drive this movement oscillating at a frequency of 28,800. Our watch, which has just been completely overhauled, is in perfect condition, with a new leather strap. Diam. 42 mm - B.P. 133.9 g. A very rare & fine white gold worldtime wristwatch, silver dial, outer minute track, permanent central seconds. Blacked hands for time function, blued for second time-zone, included independant 50h power-reserve indication. Applied Arabic 3/6/9/12 numerals for time, jumping hour at 12 for GMT fonction and nigth/day indication, adjusted by upper and lower push-piece at left. Transparent screw-back, white rhodium manual winding movement caliber 383 Dual-Wing, with two independants barrels. Original white gold buckle. Full-set, original box and Parisian document. Jaeger-LeCoultre 2023 complete overhaul. Very rarely offered for sale, the Duomètre is a true watchmaking feat developed by Jaeger-LeCoultre. Invented and patented in 2007, the Duometre mechanism features two barrels and two independent gear trains: one for timekeeping and one for complications, linked to a single escapement. Our example, coming out of a complete overhaul is in perfect condition, with a new leather strap.

Estim. 20 000 - 25 000 EUR

Lot 246 - H. Moser & Cie, Endeavour Perpetual Moon, n°200/106169, full-set, original warranty dated November 4, 2015. A superb, large minimalist watch in rose gold, smooth bezel, dark blue "Midnight Blue Fumé" dial, applied hour-markers and gold leaf hands. Permanent central seconds, discreet day/night indication by central hand and large moon phase at 6 o'clock. Screw-down transparent caseback, 7-day power-reserve indication, white rhodium-plated mechanical hand-wound movement caliber HMC348.901, decorated with côtes de Genève. Original pink gold buckle. Delivered absolutely complete with its original case, manuals, date corrector (which you should only use once) and warranty card. The watch is in excellent condition, both functionally and aesthetically, with superficial micro-scratches from use. With a history dating back to the early 19th century, Moser has remained an independent, family-owned watch company, with fully integrated manufacturing from design to movement production. Our Perpetual Moon aims to sublimate the moon by allowing its obversation as seen in the northern hemisphere, with a required correction of just one day every thousand years! The long power reserve visible on a ring surrounding the watch movement on the case back, its sobriety and great legibility perfectly illustrate the quality values of this independent watchmaker. Diam 41 mm - B.P. 120 g. A superb and large minimalist pink gold writwatch, smooth bezel, "Midnight Blue Fumé" dial, applied gold indexes and leaf hands. Permanent central seconds, discreet day/night indication by central hand and large moon phase at 6. Transparent screw-back, 7-day power reserve indication, white rhodium-plated manual winding movement caliber HMC348.901, Côtes de Genève decor. Original pink gold pin buckle. Absolutely full-set with its original box, manuals, date correction tool that you should only use once, and warranty card. The watch is in excellent condition, both functional and aesthetic, with superficial micro-scratches from use. With a rich history dating back to the beginning of the 19th century, Moser has remained today an independent and family-run watchmaking company, with fully integrated in-house movements. Our Perpetual Moon aims to enhance the moon by allowing its observation as perceived in the northern hemisphere, with a correction required of a single day every 1000 years! The long power reserve visible on a ring surrounding the watch movement on the back of the case, its sobriety and its great readability perfectly illustrate the quality values of this independent watchmaker.

Estim. 18 000 - 25 000 EUR

Lot 247 - Bulgari, Octo Finissimo Tattoo Aqua, Ref. 103707, n° BU4Pxxx, full-set, limited edition of 30, original warranty dated December 20, 2022. A beautiful, rare and organic watch in sand-blasted titanium, smooth bezel devoid of decoration, dial and bracelet entirely tattooed with laser-engraved stylized sea waves, blackened reperced hands, off-center seconds at 8 o'clock. Screw-down transparent caseback, extra-thin white rhodium-plated mechanical self-winding movement Manufacture caliber BVL 138, Côtes de Genève finish, platinum micro-rotor. Fine titanium bracelet with integrated folding clasp. Delivered complete with special case featuring the wave pattern, counter-box and original Parisian documents. The watch is new from stock, perfectly working, sold out at Chronopassion. Bulgari, in collaboration with Chronopassion, is now offering a second tattooed version of the watch, in a limited edition of 30 pieces on the theme of waves and the ocean. The design by London-based tattoo artist Mo Coppoletta revisits the wave proposed by Hokusai in 1830, a source of inspiration not only in Japan but all over the world. Mechanically, Bulgari has set 8 world thinness records in 8 years, with the embodied caliber measuring no more than 2.23 mm thick and offering a 60-hour power reserve. Diameter 40 mm An impressive, rare and organic sandblasted titanium writwatch, smooth bezel devoid of decoration, dial and band entirely tattooed with stylized laser-engraved marine waves, blackened hands, off-center seconds at 8. Transparent screw-back, extra-thin white rhodium-plated automatic winding in-house movement caliber BVL 138, Côtes de Genève decoration, platinum micro-rotor. Thin titanium band with integrated folding clasp. Full-set, specific box showing the design of the waves, outer-box and original Parisian documents. The watch is new old stock, perfectly working, sold out at Chronopassion. If we no longer present the superb and rigorous stepped geometric architecture of the case, which could be described as an octagon enclosed in a circle taken within an octagon, Bulgari, in collaboration with Chronopassion, offers here a second tattooed version of the watch, in a limited edition of 30 pieces on the theme of waves and the ocean. The drawing by London tattoo artist Mo Coppoletta revisits the wave that Hokusai offered us in 1830, a source of inspiration in Japan of course but also throughout the world. Mechanically, let us emphasize that Bulgari has won 8 world thinness records in 8 years, the caliber fitted here not exceeding 2.23 mm in thickness.

Estim. 22 000 - 28 000 EUR

Lot 248 - Breguet, Wall clock, Classique, Ref. 3130, probably circa 1990. An exceptional, large and heavy metal wall clock, using the codes of Ref. 3130. One-piece gilded metal bezel and fluted caseband, imitation guilloché dial, external minute track, radiating Roman numerals, Breguet hands. Decorative elements include the date at 6 o'clock, power reserve indications and moon phases. Exceptional and complex battery-powered electric movement, with switches on the back for time and probably date settings. Fully secured with a multitude of screws (over 50 on the black metal caseback alone!). An exceptional, rare and highly decorative piece, probably intended for Breguet ADs, made with a real concern for quality and perfection. Weight? Approx. 16 kg! Very easy to attach to the back. The hour and minute hands work perfectly, as evidenced by the qualitative "clac" sound every 60 seconds. We didn't manage to change the date despite the controls. Diam 61 cm - Thickness approx. 11.50 cm - Weight approx. 16 kg An exceptional, large and heavy metal wall clock, incorporating the codes of reference 3130. "Gold-plated" steel bezel and fluted caseband, imitation guilloche dial, exterior minute track, radiant Roman numerals, Breguet hands. In decorative and non-working elements the date at 6, the power reserve and moonphases indications. Exceptional and complex electric movement running on batteries, with switches on the back allowing adjustments of the time and probably the date. All completely screwed with a multitude of screws (over 50 just on the metal back!). Exceptional, rare and very decorative piece probably intended for AD Breguet, made with a real concern for quality and perfection. The weight of the object ? About 35 pounds ! Very simple back hanging system. The hours and minutes run perfectly, as evidenced by the qualitative "clack" sound every 60 seconds. We were unable to complete the date change despite setting commands.

Estim. 4 000 - 8 000 EUR

Lot 249 - Breguet, Réveil du Tsar, Ref. 5707BB, no. 2694, full-set, original warranty dated February 17, 2013. A superb, classic watch in white gold, gadrooned caseband, silvered guilloché dial, external minute track, radiating Roman numerals, blued Breguet hands. Small seconds and date at 6 o'clock, second time zone. The alarm chimes on a small hour circle with its start indicator and power reserve. Screw-down transparent caseback, white rhodium-plated mechanical self-winding movement caliber 519F, gold rotor, côtes de Genève decoration. Original white gold folding clasp. Delivered with its original box and warranty, in excellent working condition. Still offered today in the catalog, the "Réveil du Tsar" with its strong Breguet idendity and spectucular hand-guilloched dial has become one of the great classics of the multi-century-old company. Diam 39 mm - B.P. 108 g. A large & classic white gold wristwatch with fluted caseband, guilloché silvered gold dial, outer minute track, radiant Roman numerals, blued Breguet hands. Small seconds and date at 6, second time zone. Alarm function with its activation indicator and power reserve. Transparent screw-back, white rhodium-plated automatic winding movement caliber 519F, gold rotor and côtes de Genève decoration. Original white gold folding clasp. Delivered with its original box and warranty, in excellent condition and working. Still offered in the catalog today, the "Réveil du Tsar" with its strong Breguet identity and its spectacular hand-guilloché dial has become one of the great classics of the centuries-old house.

Estim. 14 000 - 17 000 EUR

Lot 250 - Cartier, Louis Cartier Tank Européenne, Ref. WGTA0121, n° 446012xxxxxx, limited edition of 170, full-set, original warranty from February 8, 2024. A superb and timeless rectangular watch in platinum, made exclusively for the European market in 170 pieces to commemorate the 170th anniversary of the first Cartier watch. Magnificent art deco-inspired blue dial, oversized enamelled Roman numerals, with a play of lines with different finishes and angles giving an impression of depth and nuance thanks solely to the reflections and play of light, white gold hand. Winding crown set with a cabochon ruby, full screw-down caseback, mechanical hand-wound movement caliber 1917MC. Original platinum pin buckle. In perfect condition and new from stock, our watch is delivered complete with case and original warranty card. Cartier pays tribute to the 20's with this beautiful timepiece whose proportions, dial work and sobriety are perfectly in keeping with the watches of this era. For over a century in the catalog, the Tank has inspired the 13 to reinterpret its elegant style. Dim 34 x 25.5 mm - B.P. 48.7 g. A rare and very fine platinum rectangular wristwatch made for the Europe-only in a limited edition of 170 ex to celebrate the 170th anniversary of the first Cartier watch. Oversize Roman numerals, white gold hands, blue Art Deco insipiration dial with the interplay of differently angled lines gives an impression of depth and of several colours, all due to how the light catches the texture. Ruby cabochon-set crown, spare platinum screw-back, manual winding movement caliber 1917MC, original platinum buckle. New old stock and in perfect condition, fitted with its original box and paper. Cartier pays homage to the 1920s with this beautiful timepiece whose proportions, dial work and sobriety are perfectly respectful of the watches of that period. For more than a century in the catalog, the Tank has inspired new reinterpretations under the sign of elegance.

Estim. 15 000 - 20 000 EUR

Lot 251 - Vacheron Constantin, Patrimony Chonographe Calendrier Perpétuel Automatique, Ref. 49005/1, n° 641xxx, circa 1999. A superb perpetual calendar chronograph in rose gold, gadrooned bezel, white dial, external minute track, applied hour-markers and gold baton hands. Permanent seconds and moon phases at 6 o'clock, day, month, date, 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers, leap years. Screw-down caseback, self-winding mechanical movement caliber 1136 QP automatic. Original pink gold buckle. Delivered with its superb case. In excellent condition, our watch was fully serviced in July 2023 during a complete Vacheron Constantin service. Launched in the 90s as a symbol of elegance and watchmaking mastery after the quartz years, the reference 49005 was in the company's catalog until around 2000. A true technical feat even today, it testifies to Vacheron Constantin's know-how and expertise in the manufacture of this type of grand complication, whose movement, only 7.10 mm thick, features an automatic perpetual calendar chronograph with moon-phase window. Diameter 38 mm - B.P. 91.6 g. A very fine and rare pink gold perpetual calendar chronograph, stepped bezel, white dial, outer minute track, pink gold applied indexes and baton hands. Permanet seconds and moonphases at 6, day, date, month functions, 30mn & 12h registers, leap year. Screw-back, automatic winding movement caliber 1136 QP. Original pinkgold buckle. Fitted with its important box. The present timepiece is preserved in very good overall condition, running, with micro surface scratches from use. Complete July 2023 Vacheron Constantin service. Launched in the 90s as a symbol of elegance and watchmaking mastery after the quartz years, the reference 49005 will be in the catalog until around the year 2000. A true technical feat still today, it testifies to the know-how and expertise of Vacheron Constantin in the manufacture of this type of grand complications, whose movement of only 7.10 mm thick offers an automatic perpetual calendar chronograph with moonphases.

Estim. 20 000 - 25 000 EUR

Lot 252 - Patek Philippe, Ref. 3491/3, no. 266xxxx, sold July 29, 1969. A superb rectangular yellow gold evening watch, cutaway bezel in alternating mirror-polished and satin-finished gold, textured gold dial, black enameled hour-markers and hands. Flush winding crown, white rhodium-plated mechanical manual-winding movement caliber 175, decorated with côtes de Genève, hallmark of Geneva. Integrated yellow gold bracelet with 3-position adjustable buckle. Extract from the archives dated June 21, 2016 indicating manufacture in 1967 and sale date in 1969. Our example is absolutely superb in quality, with the Calatrava cross on the buckle and all the hallmarks clearly visible. Patek Philippe overhaul invoice, 2003. Dim 26 x 26 mm - B.P. 80 g - Wrist circumference 17.5 cm A very fine rectangular and thin yellow gold wristwatch, bezel with cut sides in alternating mirror-polished and satin-finished gold, gold engine-turned dial, black enameld indexes and hands. Manual white rodium plated winding movement caliber 175, faux côtes decoration and Geneva hallmark. Yellow gold integrated band adjustable 3 positions. Extract from the archives of June 21, 2016 indicating manufacture in 1967 and the date of sale in 1969. Offered in an excellent overall condition, the watch is an excellent choice of a dress watch for special occasions. The Calatrava cross of the buckle as well as deep hallmarks are still clearly visible. Patek Philippe service invoice in 2003.

Estim. 4 000 - 8 000 EUR

Lot 253 - Patek Philippe, Calatrava, Ref. 5196G, n° 4474xxx, Mvt. 3570xxx, full-set, original warranty dated October 6, 2009. A superb classic large watch in white gold, silver dial, pearled minute track, applied baton hour markers and white gold Dauphine hands, second hand at 6 o'clock. White rhodium-plated hand-wound mechanical movement, caliber 215 PS, hallmark of Geneva. Original white gold buckle. Delivered absolutely complete, with its case and original documents and full service invoice dated 2017. The watch is in excellent overall condition, both aesthetically and mechanically. It underwent a full Patek Philippe service in 2017. The Calatrava has been a Patek Philippe classic since the early 1930s, and to this day remains a must-have for all lovers of exceptional timepieces in search of elegance and sobriety. Diam 37 mm - B.P 62 g. A very fine, elegant and large white gold wristwatch, silver dial, pearl minute-track, white gold Dauphine hands & baton indexes, small seconds at 6. Manual winding movement caliber 215 PS, Geneva hallmark. Original white gold buckle. Absolutely full-set, with its original box and documents with complete service invoice from 2017. The watch is in excellent general condition, both aesthetically and mechanically (full Patek Philippe service in 2017). A huge classic of the house since the early 1930s, the Calatrava remains to this day a must-have for all lovers of exceptional watches looking for elegance and of sobriety.

Estim. 16 000 - 22 000 EUR

Lot 254 - Patek Philippe, Perpetual Calendar, Ref. 3940, Mvt 773xxx, original warranty 1993. A superb and rare perpetual calendar in yellow gold, stepped case, silver dial, circular-grained outer minute track, applied hour-markers and gold dauphine hands. Functions: day, month, date, moon phases, leap years and day/night indication. Screw-down transparent caseback, self-winding white rhodium-plated Côtes de Genève mechanical movement caliber 240 Q, 22-carat gold rotor, Geneva hallmark, original gold pin buckle. Accompanied by its Swiss guarantee of origin (Lugano) and documents. Our watch is in excellent overall quality, functioning and the dial is flawless. The hallmarks on the case middle and handles are in their original relief. The corrector buttons are in perfect condition, with no trace of tampering. Produced from 1985 to 2007, and a particular favorite of Philippe Stern's, the Ref. 3940 perpetual calendar has definitely entered the watchmaking pantheon. With no aperture, since each complication is indicated by a hand, this "must-have" is unanimously recognized for its balance, timeless aesthetics and perfect legibility. Diam. 36 mm - B.P. 56.7 g. A very fine and rare yellow gold stepped-case perpetual calendar, silver dial, outer pearl minute track, gold applied indexes and Dauphine hands, displaying day, date, month, leap-year, moonphases and day/night. Transparent screw-back, automatic winding white rhodium-plated movement caliber 240 Q, faux côtes decoration, 22K gold rotor and Seal of Geneva hallmark. Original yellow gold buckle. Fitted with its original Switzerland documents (from Lugano). Our watch is in excellent general condition, working and the dial without any defect. The hallmarks have their original relief. The correction push pieces are in perfect condition, with no traces of handling. Produced from 1985 to 2007 and particularly appreciated by Philippe Stern, the perpetual calendar reference 3940 has definitely entered the pantheon of watchmaking. Without any aperture since each complication is indicated by hands, this "must have" is unanimously recognized for its balance, its timeless aesthetics and its perfect readability.

Estim. 35 000 - 50 000 EUR

Lot 255 - Patek Philippe, Perpetual Calendar with retrograde date hand, Ref. 5159J-001, n° 341xxxx, 444xxxx, original warranty dated May 5, 2008. A superb, rare and classic gold perpetual calendar with retrograde date hand, guilloché opaline dial in the center, external minute track, stylized black enameled Roman numerals, blackened pear-shaped hands. Indication of permanent seconds at center, date by red arrow hand, days, months and leap year by apertures, moon phases at 6 o'clock. Officer's case, transparent caseback protected by a hinged bowl, self-winding white rhodium-plated mechanical movement with côtes de Genève decoration, caliber 324 S QR, gold rotor and Geneva hallmark. Original gold folding clasp. Delivered complete with case, tool and documents from Spain. The watch is in excellent condition, both mechanically and aesthetically, with the occasional micro-scratch. The correctors are in perfect, scratch-free condition, and the dial is flawless. In the Grand Complication catalog since 2007, with a sales price of €83,950 in 2018, this classic and statutory perpetual calendar offers as an additional complication a date reading by central retrograde hand. The excellent legibility of all functions is further enhanced by the black hands on the silver dial. Diameter 38 mm - B.P. 109 g. A very fine rare classic yellow gold perpetual calendar with retrograde date hand, opaline-white hand-guilloché center, outer minute-track, Roman and Arabic numerals, blackened hands, permanent center seconds, featuring day, month, leap year in apertures, moon phases and retrograde date hand. Transparent case back protected by a gold hinged dust cover type "officier", rhodium plated automatic movement caliber 324 S QR, côtes de Genève decoration, gold rotor and Geneva hallmark. Original yellow gold deployant buckle. Full-set, accompanied with its original box, tool and documents, Spanish garantee. The present timepiece is preserved in very good overall condition, showingcasing deep hallmarks. Micro surface scratches from use, flawless dial, the correction push pieces are in perfect condition, with no traces of handling. In the catalog of grandes complications since 2007 with a retail price of €83,950 in 2018, this classic and statutory perpetual calendar offers as additional complication a central retrograde date by hand. The excellent readability of all functions is further accentuated by the black hands on the silver dial.

Estim. 35 000 - 50 000 EUR

Lot 256 - BAIT with F.P. Journe, accessories. Two Kokies figurines marketed by BAIT depicting François-Paul Journe young and old, dressed in his legendary blue work coat and accompanied by seven of his most iconic watches to clip onto his wrist. This limited edition of 300 was sold out as soon as it hit the market. This is not an official collaboration between BAIT and F.P. Journe, but this special series did receive the watchmaker's authorization before being marketed. In mint condition, against original box and case, rarely offered on the market. Two Kokies figurines marketed by BAIT representing François-Paul Journe as a young man and today, dressed in his legendary blue work coat and accompanied by seven of his most emblematic watches to clip on his wrist. This limited edition of 300 copies was sold out as soon as it was put on the market. This is not an official collaboration between BAIT and F.P. Journe but this special series did receive authorization from the watchmaker before its marketing. New condition, with original box and case, rarely offered on the market.

Estim. 400 - 700 EUR

Lot 257 - F.P. Journe, Table alarm clock inspired by the Chronomètre Souverain, 2023. A rare and superb steel desk alarm clock, white guilloché Clou De Paris dial, external minute track, radiant Roman numerals, blued steel hands, alarm function. Quartz movement. Brand-new condition, in original box and with user's manual. Diameter 13 cm A rare and superb stainless steel desk alarm clock inspired by the Chronométrie Souverain, white Clou De Paris guilloché dial, outer minute track, radiant Roman numerals, blued steel hands, alarm function. Quartz movement. New old stock condition, in its original box and with its user manual.

Estim. 2 500 - 4 000 EUR

Lot 258 - Gérald Genta, Wall clock, Retrograde Minutes Jump Hour, Ref. G3624, probably circa 1990. An exceptional, large, heavy and probably extremely rare metal wall clock, based on the codes of Ref. 3624. Smooth silvered metal bezel and fluted caseband, white dial, retrograde minutes and jumping hours. Exceptional and complex battery-powered electric movement, with Stop/Run/Fast -1h/+1h switches on the reverse for time setting with rapid summer/winter time changeover. An exceptional, rare and highly decorative piece, probably destined for the AD Gérald Genta, made with a real concern for quality and perfection. Weight? Approx. 14.50 kg! Functionality could not be verified. Diam 40 cm - Dim 57 x 44 cm (crown included) - Thickness approx. 8.50 cm - Weight approx. 14.50 kg An exceptional, large, heavy and probably very rare metal wall clock, incorporating the codes of reference 3624. "Gold-plated" steel bezel and fluted caseband, imitation guilloche dial, exterior minute track, radiant Roman numerals, Breguet hands. In decorative and non-working elements the date at 6, the power reserve and moonphases indications. Exceptional and complex electric movement running on batteries, with switches on the back allowing adjustments of the time and probably the date. All completely screwed with a multitude of screws (over 50 just on the metal back!). Exceptional, rare and very decorative piece probably intended for AD Breguet, made with a real concern for quality and perfection. The weight of the object ? About 35 pounds ! Very simple back hanging system. The hours and minutes run perfectly, as evidenced by the qualitative "clack" sound every 60 seconds. We were unable to complete the date change despite setting commands.

Estim. 1 300 - 1 800 EUR

Lot 259 - Gerald Genta, Arena Retrograde, Ref. 103 786, n° BU2Gxxx, full-set, limited edition 200 ex, new from stock, warranty card dated January 4, 2023. A large, legendary steel watch with retrograde minutes and date, fluted case, mother-of-pearl dial featuring Mickey showing the minutes on his index in a 210-degree sector, red Arabic numerals for minutes and date, hour window at 10 o'clock, date at 6 o'clock. Transparent screw-down caseback, white rhodium-plated mechanical self-winding movement Manufacture caliber BVL300. Original steel folding clasp. Brand-new stock condition, still with its protective films on the buckle, delivered complete with metal box, counter-box, booklets, stylus and original Parisian warranty. Gérald Genta is no longer a household name in the world of watchmaking, as his numerous projects for different manufacturers continue to enchant us today. After founding his own brand, he obtained a license from Disney to use his characters, here associated with the retrograde minute and date complication. Since 2000, the Gerad Genta watch brand has been part of the Bvlgari group, acquired in turn in 2011 by LVMH. Diam 42 mm A very fine stainless roung NOS wristwatch made in a 200 ex limited edition, mother-of-pearl dial showing Mickey indicating the minutes on a retrograde minute-track, Arabic numeral for hours at 10, retrograde date at 6. Screw-back, automatic winding house movement caliber BVL300. Original stainless steel deployant buckle. Full-set and new old stock (still with its stickers on the buckle), outer box, box, tool and Parisian document. We no longer need to introduce Gérald Genta in the world of watchmaking, as his many projects for various manufactures continue to delight us today. After founding his own brand, he obtained the license from Disney to use his characters, here associated with the retrograde minutes and date complication. Since 2000, the Gerad Genta watch brand has been part of Bvlgari, acquired in turn in 2011 by the LVMH group.

Estim. 20 000 - 25 000 EUR

Lot 260 - A. Lange & Söhne, Daytograph Perpetual, Ref. 410.025 E, n° 158xxx, certificate of authenticity, circa 2010. An exceptional perpetual calendar chronograph in platinum, silver dial, external tachometric scale and minute track, white gold applied hour markers and Roman numerals, luminous hands and studs. Permanent seconds at 9 o'clock, day-month and large date functions at 12 o'clock, moon phase display, day/night and weekday indicators, 30-minute totalizer. Screw-down transparent caseback, beautiful white rhodium-plated hand-wound mechanical movement, caliber L 952.1, decorated with fine Glashütte ribs. Original platinum pin buckle. Our watch is in excellent overall condition, with a few tiny surface micro-scratches, and a new signed leather strap. We enclose a full service invoice dated September 27, 2023 and its certificate of authenticity dated January 25, 2022. The Datograph Perpetuel is the first wristwatch for which Lange has combined chronograph and perpetual calendar complications. No fewer than 556 parts are required to ensure the smooth running of this spectacular manufacture movement. The quality of Lange & Söhne's movements, its exacting standards of finishing and its sobriety make this manufacture one of the most appreciated by enthusiasts. Diam. 41 mm - B.P. 154.2 g. An exceptional & rare platinum perpetual calendar chronograph, silver dial, outer tachymetric and minute-track, gold applied Roman numerals and indexes, luminous hands and dots. Permanent seconds at 9, oversize date at 12, moonphase at 6, day/night and calendar indications, 30mn chronograph register. Transparent screw-back, superb white rodhium manual movement caliber L 952.1, côtes de Glashütte decoration. Original platinum buckle. Our watch is in excellent general condition, with a few tiny micro surface scratches, with a new signed leather band. We attach a complete in-house overhaul invoice dated September 27, 2023 and its certificate of authenticity from 2022. The Datograph Perpetuel is the first wristwatch for which Lange combined chronograph and perpetual calendar complications. No less than 556 parts are necessary for the proper functioning of this spectacular manufacture movement. The quality of the movements, the high standards of finishing and the sobriety of Lange & Söhne make this manufacture one of the most appreciated by watch enthusiasts.

Estim. 65 000 - 75 000 EUR

Lot 261 - Rolex, Submariner Date 300m, Ref. 16800, n°6530xxx, Full-set, original warranty from January 23, 1982. A beautiful steel diver's watch, an interesting transitional model that retains the painted dial with sapphire crystal and quick date change. Graduated rotating bezel, superb black patina dial, luminous patina hands and hour markers, permanent central seconds, date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, calibre 3035 self-winding mechanical movement. Original Oyster steel bracelet with folding clasp and extension blade, Ref. 93150/F. Box and counter-box, booklets, "punchée" Paris guarantee of origin, seal, anchor and calendar. The watch is in excellent overall condition, the dial turning a flawless mouse-gray with a very nice, even patina of the luminous material, hands and insert ball. The chamfers are still perfectly visible on the case, the movement is in excellent condition and the unidirectional bezel is functional. We leave it to the future purchaser to decide whether or not to carry out a light polishing, which we do not willingly endorse, as the watch is very pleasing as it has come to us. A relatively rare opportunity to access a beautiful vintage iconic object from the brand with the crown. The reference 16800, produced from 1979 to 1988, differs from the 1680 by the use of a sapphire crystal that increases diving capacity to 300m. Our transitional model retains the unmistakable charm of the painted dials, but with the updated movement (quick date). Diameter 40 mm A fine stainless steel full-set diver's wristwatch, transitional model with painted dial but sapphire crystal & quick date change, revolving faded bezel, very fine patinated black dial, luminous patinated hands & indexes, sweep center seconds, date at 3. Screw-back and crown, automatic winding movement caliber 3035. Original steel Oyster band with deployant buckle ref. 93150/F. Fitted with its original outer-box, box, documents, anchor, Parisian punched warranty, calendar and seal. Rare in this condition, very nice cream patina of the luminous indexes and hands, case in very fine condition. We leave to the future buyer the choice, or not, of a light polishing which we do not willingly condone, the watch being very pleasant as it came to us. A relatively rare opportunity to access a beautiful and iconic vintage watch from the crown brand. The reference 16800, produced from 1979 to 1988, differs from the 1680 by the use of a sapphire crystal increasing the diving capacity to 300m. Our transitional example retains the unrivalled charm of the painted dials but with the updated movement (quick date).

Estim. 9 000 - 11 000 EUR

Lot 262 - Rolex, Explorer I, Ref. 1016, No. R88xxxx, original warranty dated June 19, 1989. A superb and sought-after automatic steel watch, matte black "Swiss t<25" dial, 3-6-9 Arabic numerals and luminous patinated hour markers, Mercedes hands, central second hand. Screw-down caseback and crown, caliber 1570 movement with stop-seconds. Oyster bracelet with folding clasp. Comes with case and Italian guarantee of origin. Our "Explo I" is in impeccable condition, rarely offered on the market. Note the original hands, replaced during a service. Dating from 1989, it is one of the last 1016 produced before the switch to sapphire crystal and the new reference 14270. A true icon since 1953 and the first Explorer marking on a dial, this simple and extremely robust "3-hand" is at the origin of the tool watches so dear to the brand with the crown. Diam 36 mm A very fine and sought-after rare automatic winding wristwatch, black matte "Swiss t<25" dial, luminous patinated Arabic 3-6-9 numerals & indexes, Mercedes hands, sweep center seconds. Screw-back and crown, movement caliber 1570, hack-stop feature. Thick Oyster bracelet with deployant buckle. Fitted with its original box and Italian certificate. Our "Explo I" is in very fine condition rarely offered on the market. Note the original hands replaced during service. Dating from 1989, it is one of the last 1016 produced before the switch to sapphire crystal and the new reference 14270. A true icon since 1953 and the first "Explorer" marking on a dial, this "3 hands", simple and extremely robust, is at the origin of the various rolex tool watches.

Estim. 15 000 - 18 000 EUR

Lot 263 - Rolex, GMT Master, Ref. 16750, No. 819xxxx, undated original warranty, circa 1984. A very handsome steel pilot's watch with day/night, 12-24h and second time zone readout. Interesting transitional model that retains the plexiglass but already features circled hour markers and quick date change. Blue and red graduated bezel, black "Swiss t<25" dial, luminous hands and hour markers, permanent center seconds and date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement. Oyster bracelet with folding clasp. Accompanied by undated original papers (marked 1984). Our watch is in very good overall condition, both aesthetically and mechanically. Note the hands replaced during a service. Diameter 40 mm A fine stainless steel "pilot's" wristwatch, featuring day/night, 12-24h & second time zone reading. Interesting transitional model between plexi & sapphire with circled indexes & quick date change. Black "Swiss t<25" dial, luminous patinated hands & indexes, sweep center seconds, date at 3. Automatic winding movement. Revolving "pepsi" 24h bezel, steel Oyster band with deployant buckle. Accompanied by its original undated papers (marked 1984). Our watch is in very good overall condition, both aesthetic and mechanical. Note the needles replaced during a service.

Estim. 9 000 - 12 000 EUR

Lot 264 - Rolex, GMT-Master, Ref. 16753, no. 629xxxx, circa 1979. A beautiful steel and gold pilot's watch with day/night, 12-24h & second time zone readout. Graduated rotating bezel with patina finish, superb "nipple dial" chocolate brown dial with copper patina finish, luminous hands and hour markers, central second hand, date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, calibre 3075 self-winding mechanical movement. Steel and gold Jubilé bracelet with steel folding clasp. In very good working condition, the only drawback being a relatively short bracelet. The patina of the bezel and the particularly even patina of the spectacular dial are absolutely superb, with magnificent coppery reflections thanks to the play of light on the dial. The GMT Rolex is undoubtedly the most famous dual timepiece on the watchmaking scene. Reference 16750, with quick date, was produced from 1981 to 1988, after 6542 and 1675. Our reference 16753 corresponds to the two-tone gold and steel version, again with acrylic glass, luminous tritium, and a choice of Jubilee or Oyster bracelet. It's the color of its bezel that will give it the nickname of "Root Beer", the famous American drink. Diam. 40 mm - B.P. 106 g. A very fine stainless steel and yellow gold pilot's wristwatch, featuring day/night, 12-24h & second time zone reading. Faded revolving 24h bezel, amazing chocolate patinated "nipple dial", luminous hands & indexes, sweep center seconds, date at 3. Screw-down and crown, automatic winding movement caliber 3075. Steel and gold Jubilee band with deployant buckle. In very good working condition, with the only downside being a relatively short link bracelet. The patina of the bezel and the particularly homogeneous patina of the spectacular dial are absolutely superb, with magnificent copper reflections thanks to the play of light on the dial. The Rolex GMT is undoubtedly the most famous dual-time watch in the watchmaking landscape. The reference 16750, with the quick date, was produced from 1981 to 1988, after the 6542 and 1675. Our reference 16753 corresponds to the two-tone gold and stainless steel version, always with an acrylic glass, tritium luminous, and the choice offered then between Jubilee or Oyster bracelet. It is the color of its bezel that will give it the nickname "Root Beer", a famous American drink.

Estim. 9 000 - 12 000 EUR

Lot 265 - Rolex, Submariner 300m, Ref. 16800, n° R59xxxx, original warranty from November 7, 1988. A beautiful steel diver's watch, rotating graduated bezel, black dial, luminous hands and hour markers, central second hand, date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, self-winding mechanical movement. Original Oyster bracelet with folding clasp. Delivered with its original case, document and tag, our watch is in excellent overall quality, with Rolex service for the hands. Reference 16800, produced from 1979 to 1988, differs from the 1680 in the use of a sapphire crystal, increasing diving capability to 300m. Circled hour-markers and an updated movement (quick date) were also part of the evolution. Our example, dated November 1988, is one of the last produced under this reference. Diameter 40 mm A fine stainless steel diver's wristwatch, black dial, luminous hands & indexes, permanent centering seconds and date at 3. Screw-back and crown, automatic winding movement, original Oyster band with deployant buckle. Delivered with its original box, document and tag, our watch is in excellent overall quality, with Rolex service regarding the hands. The reference 16800, produced from 1979 to 1988, stands out from the 1680 by the use of a sapphire crystal increasing the diving capacity to 300m. The circled indexes as well as an updated movement (quick date) contribute to the evolution. Our watch, dated November 1988, is one of the last produced under this reference.

Estim. 9 000 - 12 000 EUR

Lot 266 - Rolex, Sea-Dweller, Ref. 16600, n° M84xxxx, new from stock, original warranty from September 3, 2008. A beautiful steel diver's watch with decompression valve, black dial, luminous hands and hour markers, central second hand, date at 3 o'clock. Unidirectional graduated rotating bezel. Original steel Oyster bracelet with folding clasp. Self-winding mechanical movement caliber 3135. Original case, calendar, booklet, tag and documents. Brand-new condition, never worn, still with stickers on case middle and folding clasp. It's rare for a watch to spend more than 15 years in the vault without ever seeing the sun. One of the last 16600 produced before its replacement in the catalog. Launched at the end of 1988 and produced until 2008, ref. 16600 is the third generation in the brand's line of large divers, following ref. 16660 (triple 6) and the very first 1665. With a design similar to that of the contemporary Submariner, it differs from it in that the points likely to become brittle at very great depths have been reinforced: glass, case middle and case back have been reworked. Equipped with a titanium helium valve, it will take you to a depth of 4,000 feet, or almost 1,220 meters, on your next dive without suffering any damage! Diam 40 mm A very fine NOS stainless steel diver's wristwatch, black dial, luminous hands & indexes, sweep center seconds, date aperture at 3. Graduated revolving bezel. Stainless steel Oyster bracelet with deployant clasp. Automatic winding movement caliber 3135. Fitted with its outer-box, box, calendar, booklet and certificate card. New old stock condition, never worn, still with some stickers. It is rare for a watch to spend more than 15 years in a safe without ever seeing the sun. One of the last 16600 produced before its replacement in the catalog. Launched at the end of 1988 and produced until 2008, the reference 16600 is the third generation from the line of great divers of the brand, after the ref. 16660 (triple 6) and the very first 1665. With a design close to the contemporary Submariner, it is distinguished by a reinforcement of points likely to be fragile at very great depth: crystal, case and case back have been reworked. Equipped with a titanium helium valve, it will take you without suffering damage to a depth of 4,000 feet, or nearly 1,220 meters, during your next dives!

Estim. 12 000 - 18 000 EUR

Lot 267 - Rolex, Sea-Dweller COMEX no. 3153, Ref. 16660, so-called "Triple Six", no. 896xxxx, absolutely full-set, original warranty punched country code 119 and complete diver's history. A beautiful and extremely rare steel diver's watch, transitional model, graduated rotating bezel, decompression valve, black "stardust" dial marked COMEX, luminous hands and hour markers, date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down crown and caseback engraved with COMEX diver number 3153, self-winding mechanical movement calibre 3035. Steel bracelet Oyster 93160A with folding clasp. Delivered absolutely complete, with box, case, document holder, extension, anchor, original bezel, tool, dive tables and original warranty stamped with country code 119. The watch is accompanied by numerous documents tracing the career of the diver, Jacques G. The watch is in very good condition after such a career, with a beautiful dial with a uniform "stardust" patina and micro-scratches from use throughout, but no deep dents. According to our information, around 150 Sea-Dweller Comex reference 16660 circled indexes were produced. If a Rolex 16660 COMEX is rare, it is absolutely exceptional to find it accompanied by its original documents concerning both the watch and the diver. The watch is in excellent condition, with a dial superbly patinated by the many constraints imposed by Jacques G, both underwater and in the sun of the many countries he visited in the course of his activities. A rare opportunity to acquire one of the brand's icons, with its crystal-clear and beautifully documented history. Sea-Dweller 16660 is a transitional reference affectionately nicknamed "Triple Six" by collectors. Produced for ten years from 1978 and simultaneously with the Sea-Dweller 1665 for almost 5 years, the "Triple Six" is a transitional reference between its predecessor and the 16660, bringing among other evolutions a new caliber with quick date and greater water resistance with the use of sapphire crystal. Jacques G was a diving instructor at EPAT, the French army's parachute diving school. The mission of this army corps is to assist AMX30 and AMX10 tanks in crossing rivers and, if necessary, to rescue tank crews in peril during these perilous crossings. Contacted by SNETI (Syndicat National des Travaux Immergés) while still at EPAT, Jacques G first joined SOGETRAM (Société Générale de Travaux Maritimes), holder in November 1963 of the world record for the first dive to a depth of -100m. At the time, SOGETRAM was the largest company in France in terms of the number of divers it employed. It carried out maritime and river works throughout France and French overseas departments and territories, in all areas of underwater work (ports, dykes, refineries, engineering structures, dams, locks, quays, bridges, nuclear power plant pools, maritime structures, ships, etc.). Following its integration into SOGETRAM, the company was taken over by C.G.DORIS (Compagnie Générale pour le Développement Opérationnelle des Richesses Sous-Marines), which opened the door to international offshore activities. C.G. DORIS is a company specializing in oil platform design. It also owns several operational floating units, such as Supply (a supply vessel) and, above all, work barges, increasing its workforce to 90 divers, many of whom Jacques G trained at the French Army diving school. The company's missions were then extended worldwide to the maritime and river sectors (oil platforms, tankers, pipelines, ports, dams, supertankers), with intense activity in North Africa (Mauritania, Egypt), Black Africa (Gabon, Cameroon, Angola, Ivory Coast, Ghana...) and also in French Polynesia, with underwater assistance to nuclear testing for the CEA (Commissariat à l'énergie atomique) in the GISM (Groupe d'Intervention sous la Mer). In this capacity, Jacques G carried out several missions on the Mururoa and Fangataufa atolls. Later, COMEX SERVICES took over all the divers, including Jacques G, and created STOLT COMEX SEAWAY, while maintaining all activities. Non-exhaustive list of documents concerning Jacques G attached to the watch: Comex pins from various deep-diving missions Fenzi COMEX dive tables 2 Logbooks: 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 Mission photos Scuba diving professional booklet issued by SNETI: 1983, 1984, 1985, 2 individual diving safety cards: 1983, 1984, 1985, 1989 Hyperbaric fitness certificate: 1993 Record i

Estim. 75 000 - 150 000 EUR

Lot 268 - Rolex, Cosmograph Daytona, Ref. 6263, no. 397xxxx, original warranty dated February 5, 1979. A beautiful and legendary "sigma big red" chronograph in steel, black tachometric bezel, black dial/silver zones, external minute track, applied baton hour markers, luminous hands and studs, permanent seconds at 9 o'clock, 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers. Crown, engraved caseback 6263 and screwed push-buttons, mechanical hand-wound movement calibre 727. Oyster bracelet reference 78350 with folding clasp, teminaisons 571. Comes with box, manual and rare original warranty card. The chronograph is in excellent overall condition and in perfect working order. The dial is flawless, with no stains in the gray reserves and having retained all its cream patina luminous dots. Our very fine example, in this most sought-after "big red" Daytona black dial version, represents a rare opportunity to wear one of the icons of watchmaking on your wrist. References 6263/6265, produced between 1969 and 1987, replaced references 6239 and 6262, with the remarkable addition of screwed pushers for greater robustness and dust-resistance. The 6263 is distinguished from the 6265 by its bezel, the former in black resin printed with the tachometric scale, the latter with an engraved steel bezel. Dial evolutions and variations over the almost 20 years of production make these references a veritable playground for collectors and enthusiasts. These references 6265 and 6263 have definitively entered the pantheon of chronographs and, more broadly, of watchmaking. Diam. 39 mm A very fine and iconic stainless steel chronograph, black "sigma big red" dial/silver counters, permanent seconds, 30mn & 12h registers, luminous patinated hands & dots, applied indexes, outer minute-track, black plastic tachometer insert. Screw-back engraved 6263, winding crown & pushers. Manual winding movement caliber 727. Oyster steel bracelet 78350 endlinks 571 with deployant clasp. Fitted with its box, document and orignal warranty. The chronograph is in excellent general condition and working perfectly. The dial has no defects, with no stains in the silver reserves and having retained all its cream patinated luminous points. Our very fine example, in this one of the most sought-after "big red" Daytona black dial versions, represents a rare opportunity to wear one of the icons of watchmaking. References 6263/6265, produced between 1969 and 1987, replace references 6239 and 6262, with the very remarkable development of the addition of screwed pushers synonymous of robustness. The 6263 is distinguished from the 6265 by its bezel, the first being in black resin printed with the tachymeter scale, while the second features an engraved steel insert. The evolutions and variations of dials during the almost 20 years of production make these references a veritable playground for collectors and Rolex enthusiasts. These references 6265 and 6263 have definitely entered the pantheon of chronographs and more the world of watches.

Estim. 60 000 - 80 000 EUR

Lot 269 - Jaeger-Lecoultre, Polaris, circa 1968. A large and mythical steel diver's watch with 3 crowns, compressor case, graduated inner rotating bezel, black dial, luminous patinated hands and hour markers, date window at 3 o'clock, central second hand and alarm function. Calibre 825 self-winding mechanical movement. The watch is in excellent condition, both aesthetically and mechanically, with its original crowns. A legendary diver's watch, the Polaris is equipped with the first caliber in the history of watchmaking to offer both automatic winding and an alarm function, an essential function for reminding divers when it's time to return to the surface, thanks to an ingenious triple-bottomed case that optimizes sound diffusion in an aquatic environment. Total production between 1965 and 1970 is estimated at less than 2,000 units, all variants included. Diam 42 mm A large and legendary stainless steel 3 crowns alarm diver's wristwatch, compressor case, inner graduated revolving bezel. Black dial, "luminous" hands & indexes, date aperture at 3, sweep center seconds & alarm function. Automatic winding movement caliber 825. The present timepiece is preserved in good overall condition, running, still with its original crowns. Mythical diving watch, the Polaris is equipped with the first caliber in the history of watchmaking which offered both automatic winding and alarm clock, an essential function to remind the diver of the moment of ascent to the surface, thanks to an ingenious triple case-back optimizing sound diffusion in an aquatic environment. Total production, between 1965 and 1970, is estimated at less than 2,000 examples, all variants included.

Estim. 15 000 - 20 000 EUR

Lot 270 - Patek Philippe, Nautilus Jumbo, Ref. 3700/1, no. 538xxx/1308xxx, made in 1979 and sold on August 18, 1980. An iconic and rare cushion-shaped diver's watch in steel, black "sigma" dial with superb blue highlights, applied hands and hour-markers in patinated white tritium gold, date at 3 o'clock. Self-winding mechanical movement caliber 28-255 C., steel bracelet with original folding clasp. Delivered with its extract from the archives. The watch is in very good condition, both mechanically and aesthetically, with a virtually flawless dial and uniform patina of luminous material. Only the Calatrava cross on the folding clasp, still visible, shows signs of wear. The fruit of a timeless collaboration between Patek Philippe and the much-loved watch designer Gerald Genta, the Nautilus's unique appearance echoes the massive proportions of maritime portholes and bears the name of Captain Nemo's submarine in Jules Verne's "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea". Launched in 1976 as the brand's first water-resistant sports watch, the 3700 acier embodies every aspect of Patek Philippe's 1970s avant-gardism, and today remains probably the most coveted reference among enthusiasts. Advertising at the time said: "Like the great swords of another age, the Nautilus has taken shape in the skilful hands of master craftsmen". Diameter 42 mm A very fine iconic stainless steel cushion shape diver's wristwatch, black with lovely blue reflections dial, white gold patinated tritium luminous hands & applied indexes, date at 3. Automatic winding movement caliber 28-255 C. Original stainless steel band with deployant buckle. Extract from the archives. The watch is in very good general condition, both mechanical and aesthetic, the dial almost flawless and the patina of the luminous material uniform. Only the Calatrava cross of the folding clasp, still visible, shows signs of wear. Result of a timeless collaboration between Patek Philippe and the much loved designer of the watch's world, Gerald Genta, the unique appearance of the Nautilus echoes the massive proportions of maritime portholes and bears the name of Captain Nemo's submarine in Jules Verne's "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea". Launched in 1976 as the brand's first water-resistant sports watch, the reference 3700/1 embodies all aspects of Patek Philippe's avant-garde style of the 1970's and remains today probably the most coveted reference among amateurs. The advertising said, at the time: "Like the great swords of another age, Nautilus took shape between the skilled hands of master craftsmen".

Estim. 75 000 - 125 000 EUR

Lot 271 - Rolex, Cosmograph Daytona, Ref. 116509, n° 21JJxxxx, mint condition, full-set, original warranty June 11, 2021. A rare and iconic chronograph in white gold, steel tachometric bezel, radiant racing blue dial, 3 counters, 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers, second hand at 6 o'clock, external minute track, luminous gold hands and hour markers. Screw-down caseback, crown and pushers, white gold Oyster bracelet with folding clasp. Self-winding calibre 4130 mechanical movement. Delivered complete with original box, case, documents and tags. New condition, never worn, still with some original stickers. This model, out of production, is no longer offered in the catalog. A true tribute to motor racing, with its vibrant blue dial punctuated by indexes, our watch is probably one of the finest Daytonas produced in the modern era. Only available in the catalog for a few years around 2020, the brand with the crown has lightened the overall dial by abandoning Arabic numerals in favor of a return to visually lighter indexes. Our resolutely new example is a real opportunity to acquire a "discontinued" aesthetic success. Diameter 40 mm - B.P. 220.50 g. A new old stock condition legendary white gold 3 counters chronograph, graduated bezel, blue racing sunburst dial, outer minute track, gold luminous hands & applied indexes, permanent seconds, 30mn & 12h registers. Screw-back & crouwn, automatic winding movement caliber 4130, original and complete Oyster white gold band. Full-set and NOS, fitted with its box, documents, tag & waranty, still with some stickers. This model, out of production, is no longer offered in the Rolex catalog. A true homage to the race car with this vibrant blue punctuated index dial, our watch is probably one of the most beautiful Daytonas produced in the recent period. In the catalog only for a few years around 2020, the crown brand here lightens the entire dial by abandoning the Arabic numerals in favor of a return to visually lighter indexes. Our example, resolutely new, is a real opportunity to acquire a discontinued aesthetic success.

Estim. 30 000 - 40 000 EUR

Lot 272 - Rolex, Cosmograph Daytona, Ref. 116508, no. V906xxxx, full-set, original warranty from March 27, 2019. The legendary 3-counter chronograph in yellow gold, tachometric bezel, sunray gold dial with black reserves, luminous applied hands and hour markers, permanent seconds at 6 o'clock, 30-minute and 12-hour counters. Screw-down caseback and crowns, calibre 4130 self-winding mechanical movement, original yellow gold Oyster bracelet with folding clasp. Absolutely full-set, delivered with case, counter box, documents, seal and original European warranty card. Our watch is in excellent general and working condition, with micro-scratches from use, but no deep impact on any of its components that a light polish would not remove. The brand's iconic model with the crown is no longer in evidence, even here in this beautiful gold-on-gold version. Let's briefly evoke its innards to recall that, contrary to expectations, Rolex Daytonas were not equipped with an in-house caliber until the year 2000. Indeed, the first mythical manual-winding models (including the 6239, 6240 or 6263 and 6265) were equipped with the adapted Valjoux 72 caliber. It wasn't until 1988 that Rolex introduced a modified automatic movement based on Zenith's El Primero, as with reference 16520. Diam 40 mm - B.P. 203.30 g. A very fine condition legendary yellow gold 3 counters chronograph, tachymetric bezel, gold sunburst dial, black counters, luminous hands & applied indexes, permanent seconds at 6, 30mn & 12h registers. Screw-back & crouwn, automatic winding movement caliber 4130, original Oyster yellow gold band with deployant buckle. Full-set, fitted with its outer-box, box, documents, tag & warranty card from Europe. Our watch is in excellent general and working condition, with micro scratches from use but without deep shock on any of its elements that a light polishing cannot make disappear. We no longer present the iconic model of the brand with the crown, even here in this very attractive gold on gold version. Let us briefly discuss its innards to recall that, contrary to expectations, the Rolex Daytonas were not equipped with an in-house caliber before the year 2000. Indeed, the first and legendary references with manual winding (including the 6239, 6240 or 6263 and 6265) were equipped with the adapted Valjoux 72 caliber. It was only from 1988 that Rolex introduced a modified automatic movement based on Zenith's El Primero, as with the reference 16520.

Estim. 25 000 - 30 000 EUR

Lot 273 - Rolex, Day-Date, Ref. 18038, no. 936xxxx, original warranty dated 1987. A rare and beautiful gold watch, superb matte lemon dial, diamond hour markers, luminous hands and studs, permanent central seconds, day display in window at noon in English and date window at 3 o'clock. Screw-down crown and caseback, calibre 3055 self-winding mechanical movement. Original President bracelet with folding clasp, invisible clasp. Accompanied by its original perforated warranty, our working watch is in very fine overall quality, with a thick case housing a rare and superb matte-finish yellow dial. The bracelet is still tightly stretched, with all the punches in deep relief. Note the more modern hands, changed during a service. Diam 36 mm - B.P. 134.20 g. A very fine and rare yellow gold wristwatch, superb and unsual lemon matte dial, diamond-set indexes, window aperture for day at 12 in English & date at 3. Screw-back and crown, automatic winding movement caliber 3035. Original yellow gold President bracelet with deployant buckle, invisible clasp. Accompanied by its original punched guarantee, our working watch is in very good overall condition, with a thick case in which is mounted a rare and superb matte finish yellow dial. The bracelet is still well stretched, all of the hallmarks have deep relief. Note the serviced hands.

Estim. 16 000 - 22 000 EUR

Lot 274 - Rolex, Day-Date, Ref. 118208, n° P43xxxx, original warranty dated December 2002. A beautiful round gold watch, smooth bezel, rare and superb dial entirely paved with diamonds, black Roman numerals, luminous hands, permanent central seconds, day display at noon (in Italian) and date display at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, mechanical self-winding movement caliber 3155, original gold Oyster bracelet with invisible folding clasp. Comes with case, original Italian warranty and original dial: radiant silver dial, external minute track, applied yellow gold hour markers. The watch is in excellent overall condition, both aesthetically and mechanically, with superficial micro-scratches from use. These rare pavé dials are only found mounted in watches with diamond-set handles, bezel and central bracelet link, such as reference 118338. Our depositor, preferring a certain sobriety, proceeded to replace it while retaining the dial found on the watch at the time of purchase. Dials of this type, entirely paved and originally manufactured by Rolex, are extremely rare, if not impossible to find. An almost unique opportunity to acquire this superb "factory dial" mounted on a relatively sober timepiece, while retaining the original dial. Diameter 36 mm - B.P. 166 g. A very fine yellow gold round wristwatch, smooth bezel, full diamond-set factory dial, window aperture for day (in Italian) at 12 & date at 3, sweep center seconds. Screw-back & crown, automatic winding movement caliber 3155, original yellow Oyster gold band with invible deployant buckle. Delivered with its original Italian guarantee and the original dial: radiant silver dial, outer minute-track, applied yellow gold indexes. The watch is in excellent general condition, both aesthetic and mechanical, with superficial micro-scratches from use. These rare paved dials are only found mounted in watches whose handles, bezel and central link of the bracelet are set with diamonds, such as the reference 118338. Our depositor, preferring a certain sobriety, replaced it while retaining the dial found on the watch when purchased. Dials of this type, entirely paved and originally manufactured by Rolex, are extremely rare, if not impossible to find. An almost unique opportunity to acquire this superb "factory dial" mounted on a relatively simple timepiece, while retaining the original dial.

Estim. 20 000 - 30 000 EUR

Lot 275 - Rolex, Day-Date Bark finish, Ref. 1803, No. 1405xxx, full-set, "punchée" original warranty dated October 15, 1967 and official inspection bulletin. A rare gold watch, fluted bezel, gold sunray dial, gold applied hour markers, luminous hands and studs, permanent central seconds, French day display in window at noon and date at 3 o'clock. Screw-down caseback and crown, calibre 1570 self-winding mechanical movement. Jubilée bracelet with bark-finish central link in gold and original folding clasp. Absolutely and exceptionally full-set, with case, wallet, rare booklet, Spanish "punched" original warranty and chronometry bulletin, and 1991 French service card. Our example is in working order, the flawless dial having retained all its luminous dots with a lovely cream patina. The strap is distended, the watch having been worn daily for many years. The bark finish of the strap is rare and sought-after by afficionados of the brand with the crown. A rare opportunity to find this vintage watch accompanied by all its documents, the booklet with its almost hand-crafted glued photos and the rare perforated bulletin from the Contrôle Officiel de la Marche des Chronomètres. Diameter 36 mm - B.P. 119.66 g. A rare day-date gold wristwatch, fluted bezel, gold sunburst dial, applied indexes, luminous hands and dots, sweep center seconds, window apertures for day in French at 12 & date at 3. Screw-back & crown, automatic winding movement caliber 1570. Original yellow gold "bark" finish Jubilee band with deployant buckle. Absolutely full-set, fitted with its original box, wallet, document, original "punched" Spanish warranty and Contrôle Officiel de la Marche des Chronomètres, French overhaul from 1991. Our example is working, the flawless dial having retained all its patinated cream luminous points. The bracelet is distended, the watch having been worn daily for years. The bark finish of the bracelet is rare and sought after by "afficionados" of the crown brand. A rare opportunity to find this vintage watch fitted by all of its documents, the booklet with photos glued in an almost artisanal manner and the rare official perforated chronometer performance control bulletin.

Estim. 7 000 - 10 000 EUR

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