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The viewing for Sotheby's Important Watches: Featuring has started! This auction is set to take place on December 6th, 2024, featuring 252 exceptional lots in New York. Leading the collection is the ROLEX Daytona 6238, estimated at $500K–$1.5M USD. Produced in limited numbers, black-dialed versions like this one are especially rare and highly coveted by collectors. This reference gained fame when it appeared on George Lazenby’s wrist in the 1969 James Bond film. The auction also features the Patek Philippe Minute Repeater Perpetual Calendar Chronograph 5208P, estimated at $700K–$1.1M USD. Crafted in platinum until 2018 (after which it was offered only in pink gold), this Grand Complication is among the most desirable and rarest of its kind, with only a few examples ever returning to public markets. Swipe through to explore other top highlights, including the TAG Heuer Monaco, reference 1133B worn by Steve McQueen during the filming of his passion project Le Mans. Viewings are private and by appointment only, running from December 2nd to 4th at Sotheby’s New York. https://lnkd.in/gtSgmVF5 Discover the full catalog now at EveryWatch.com! 

Check out our latest A. Lange & Söhne market analysis for October 2024! This month saw a strong performance at auctions, led by the Richard Lange 761.050 which sold for US$176,952, while classic models like the Lange 1 and Zeitwerk continued to captivate collectors worldwide. With more watches entering the market and an increase in overall value, A. Lange & Söhne remains a key player and one to watch. https://lnkd.in/gqFxyRQ9 Stay updated with all the latest trends and insights at EveryWatch.com!

Here’s the latest edition of the OMEGA SA watch market analysis for October 2024. Omega had a strong month, with auction sales increasing by 73%, reflecting growing enthusiasm among collectors. The Omega Constellation 2943SC was the star at auctions, selling for $94,661, while the Speedmaster series continued to dominate listings and sales. The Speedmaster 3520.53 saw significant value growth, climbing by 11.24%, as demand for this iconic line remained strong. With new models entering the market and rising interest in Omega’s legendary designs, October was a remarkable month for the brand. https://lnkd.in/ga9WBprB Discover more details and trends at EveryWatch.com!

Take a look at our latest Independent watch market analysis for October 2024! Independent brands continued to show positive momentum, with auction sales surging by an incredible 305%. Collectors continued to show a strong appetite for rare and innovative designs, with highlights including the F.P.Journe - Invenit et Fecit Octa Chronograph, which sold for an impressive US$567,541. Parmigiani Fleurier SA’s Tonda also gained attention, with a 3.62% increase in value as demand for independent craftsmanship continued to grow. While fewer watches entered the market, the focus on exclusivity and quality made October a standout month for these exceptional brands. https://lnkd.in/gFsMsBfW Stay tuned as we explore more brand-specific insights at EveryWatch.com!

Explore our latest watch market analysis for October 2024! Last month, the global watch market was buzzing, with auction sales hitting US$98 million, a massive 263% jump from September. There was also a noticeable increase in the overall market value by 2.80%, as well as a 5.64% rise in total watch count. ROLEX Datejust models were everywhere, dominating both listings and sales, while the OMEGA SA Speedmaster 3520.53 gained momentum, with rising demand driving its value up by 11.24%. The highlight of the auctions was a Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Chronograph 1518 that sold for an incredible US$2.46 million! https://lnkd.in/gWzU49DH Stay tuned for further insights at EveryWatch.com, where we dive into brand-wise market analysis.

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The Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 has long been a standout in the watch world, and our latest report showing the remarkable performance of the 5711 is now live. Since 2008, it has achieved a 297.14% value increase, with a median selling price of US$89,404 in 2024 and a record-breaking sale of US$6.5 million. Stainless steel models led performance with a 314.39% value growth from 2008 to 2024, while blue dials remained the most traded. But that’s not all! Our analysis also highlights key trends in case materials and dial colors, showing which variations are driving the most value. https://lnkd.in/gy2TpDbQ Check out the full report under 'Custom Reports' in the 'Analytics' section of our website.

Christie's "Rare Watches Including Watches for ELA" auction in Geneva achieved an impressive total of 20.64 million USD, with a 94.9% sell-through rate across 157 lots. Leading the sale was the Montres Breguet Perpetual Calendar, sold for 2.18 million USD. This wristwatch, Breguet no. 3218, is among the most important timepieces ever made by Breguet, and one of the single most important wristwatches ever made. Another standout was the ROLEX Oyster Perpetual "Stelline" Ref. 6062, which achieved 1.56 million USD. Known for its star-shaped hour markers, this particular example is the rarest version of the 6062 crafted in pink gold and featuring the coveted "star dial." https://lnkd.in/gPnB8npZ For more auction results and insights, visit EveryWatch.com.

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Sotheby's "Important Watches: Part I" auction in Geneva achieved 7.68 million USD with a 77.89% sell-through rate across 95 lots, featuring standout timepieces from Patek Philippe and ROLEX. The top highlight was the Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Ref. 2499, which sold for 2.74 million USD. Launched in 1950 as the successor to the Ref. 1518, the 2499 was the only perpetual calendar chronograph for nearly three decades. This particular example is a rare second-series yellow gold model, one of only two known with a flat dial and moon phases. Also notable was the Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Split-Seconds Chronograph Ref. 5004P-021, which achieved 260,366 USD, and the Rolex Daytona Ref. 6241, which sold for 246,663 USD. The 6241, featuring the coveted black Paul Newman dial, is a prime example of the sought-after "black on black" configuration. https://lnkd.in/g98rAJPg For full auction details and insights, visit EveryWatch.com.