Highlighting the sale we have a selection of ultra-rare vintage models including a Tiffany signed ref. 2499, a yellow gold 3450 and steel 1463 from Patek Philippe. Additionally we are delighted to offer a Rolex Daytona 6265 ‘Alpine Cross’ from the founding family of the Alpine Research Foundation and a 6241 John Player Special.

Timeless Quality

The sale also includes a variety of watches that fall into what is now known as the neo-vintage category. Sitting between what is considered modern and what is considered vintage these watches have gained significant attention from collectors who recognise that this area of the market is a treasure trove of quality in complications and design sometimes overlooked by the rest of the community.&nbsp; Headlined by a ‘pre-brand’ Franck Muller we also have offerings from Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin.

Neo-Vintage Icons

We are delighted to present a selection known including a George Daniels Millennium never seen before on the market, a full collection of F.P Journe Vagabondage and his famous T30 Tourbillon, a Richard Mille Prototype RM-27 and other offering from De Bethune and Czapek.

Excellence in Independence

Senior Director | Head of Watches, EMEA

Mikael Wallhagen

Director | Senior Specialist

Pedro Reiser

Specialist | Deputy Director

Charlie Foxhall

Sales Director | Watches

Manon Hagie

Cataloguer

Stanley Mischol

Administrator

Margaux Schueller

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With a selection of both vintage and modern masterpieces this sale is perfect for those adding to existing collections or just starting their collecting journey afresh. From Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet and Vacehron Constantin to independent brands such as George Daniels, Richard Mille and F.P. Journe Important Watches Part I matches timeless quality with intriguing variety.

Important Watches: Part I