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292-4347 Wristwatch: extremely rare Ulysse Nardin ‘Big Aviator’ pilot’s watch, only 288 examples produced in 1943 Approx. Ø38mm, steel, screw-down, case number 614043, manual winding, movement number 239537, original, fantastically preserved, highly radioactive dial with a slightly brownish patina, luminous hands, center seconds, leather strap, in working order, fantastic condition. According to the archives, only 288 of these watches were produced in 1943 and only a ‘handful’ have survived. This is likely to be the best-preserved example to come onto the market to date. now only: 12.000 €
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292-4348 Wristwatch: very rare IWC Mark XI for the Australian Air Force, 1st series from 1948 Ca. Ø36mm, steel, screw-down case back, case back with military marking 6b/346 1480/48, hand-wound Calibre 89, movement number 1149434, original black dial without the Broad Arrow (found only on watches for the Australian Air Force), center seconds hand, luminous hands, leather strap with buckle, in working order and very well preserved; only the crystal has a scratch. You can find all the information on the history of the legendary Mark XI here (https://www.cortrie.de/go/J6L). now only: 3.500 €
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Sold 292-4358 Pocket watch/dress watch: extremely rare Patek Philippe ‘Gilbert Albert’ with original Gay Frères watch chain, ca. 1960 Approx. 35 x 35 mm, total weight ca. 52 g, 18K gold, case with corded edge matching the original chain, Ref. 784/2493, hand-wound, Calibre 10-200, silvered sector dial, gold hands, excellent original condition, in working order. Patek Philippe’s Reference 785 was produced only from 1960 to 1964 in 18K yellow or rose gold. The case was crafted by F. Baumgartner, whilst the design was created in 1959 by the brilliant designer Gilbert Albert, whose unique works are equally sought after by collectors and museums alike. Patek Philippe brought the young Geneva-based jewellery designer Gilbert Albert on board in 1955; the aim of this collaboration was to create a range of unusual and eye-catching watches. Albert was an exceptionally talented artist with a passionate affinity for modern art, such as the works of Brancusi and Mondrian; the unusual and daring cases he created for Patek Philippe continue to fascinate the viewer today just as much as they did on the day of their creation. Hammerprice: 9.500 €
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Sold 292-4359 Wristwatch: rare large, rectangular Patek Philippe Ref. 2434, ca. 1949 Ca. 25 × 40 mm, 18K gold, Ref. 2434, case number 656602, movement number 953426, original dial, vintage leather strap with signed buckle, in working order, rare, large reference. Hammerprice: 8.000 €
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Sold 292-4360 Wristwatch: very early Audemars Piguet rattrapante chronograph, ca. 1926–1929 Ca. Ø46mm, 18K gold, coat of arms engraved on the back, case and movement bear the same number 37518, early lugs, lower lug showing signs of repair, hinged case back, case, movement and dial signed, very fine calibre with 22 jewels and fine adjustment, dial with Breguet numerals, 30-minute counter, gold hands, leather strap, in working order and very well preserved. The earliest wristwatch split-seconds chronograph was produced by Patek Philippe as a one-off in 1923, with series production commencing in 1927. Based on its reference number, this Audemars Piguet chronograph was manufactured between 1926 and 1929, making it one of the earliest wristwatch split-seconds chronographs. In some cases, pocket watches were modified to create early chronographs. This is likely a one-off piece made to a customer’s specification with a modified case. Audemars Piguet did not produce any wristwatches with split-seconds chronographs in series production at that time. Hammerprice: 11.500 €
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Sold 292-4361 Wristwatch: extremely rare Patek Philippe chronograph, Ref. 533, ca. 1948 Approx. Ø33mm, 18K gold, pressed back, serial number 652738, movement number 867222, caseback with reference number, very rare movement with fine adjustment, regulated in 8 positions, beautifully preserved dial, original hands, leather strap with buckle, in very good condition and in working order, with what is believed to be the original box. Ref. 533 is one of the most sought-after Patek Philippe chronographs of the 1940s, produced from 1937 onwards (https://www.cortrie.de/go/GZD). Hammerprice: 70.000 €
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292-4362 Wristwatch: Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Jumbo Ref. 5402SA, steel/gold, service 2026 Ca. Ø39mm, steel/gold, screw-down case, No. 845, automatic movement calibre 2121/1, grey dial with white lettering, date, original steel/gold strap, in working order and in good second-hand condition, fully serviced in 2026, not worn since, presented in an AP service case. now only: 25.000 €
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292-4363 Wristwatch: extremely rare Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Jumbo Jubilee in steel, Ref. 14802ST-OO-0944ST-01 Limited Edition 20th Anniversary, full set, from 1995, service due in 2026 Ca. Ø39mm (excluding crown), stainless steel, screw-down crown, reference 14802ST-OO-0944ST-01, see-through case back, very fine automatic movement calibre 2121/3, 36 jewels, skeletonised 21K gold rotor in AP bezel design, special 20th-anniversary Royal Oak model, limited edition, No. 0118/1000, engine-turned and extremely rare ‘tropical’ dial, dark brown patina, date display, classic and very well-preserved Royal Oak stainless steel bracelet with folding clasp, circumference/length ca. 19.5 cm, in working order and very well preserved, extremely rare full set: octagonal Royal Oak wooden box with outer carton, soft case, original papers and proof of purchase from 1995; in addition, the watch underwent a full service at Audemars Piguet in Besançon in August 2026 and has thus been restored to the best possible condition. An exceptionally rare collector’s item in superb condition! now only: 40.000 €
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Sold 292-4370 Pocket watch: superbly preserved A. Lange & Söhne No. 76562 naval deck watch, First World War Ca. Ø58mm, ca. 139g, original silver case, case and movement bear matching numbers, case, movement and dial signed, Lange & Söhne precision lever movement with fine adjustment, quality of German watchmaking from Glashütte, perfect enamel dial, overall in rare, very good condition, in working order. Hammerprice: 2.000 €
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292-4377 Pocket watch: rare ‘Olympia-type’ rattrapante chronograph, Breguet, Paris, 1960s Ca. 65 mm in diameter, black/silver metal case, hand-wound, quick-set mechanism, black dial, white hands, 30-minute counter, in working order and almost as good as new, rare. now only: 2.200 €
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292-4379 Pocket watch: superbly preserved Reuge ‘Romance’ musical watch with 2 automatons, 1 x erotic, 20th century Approx. 57 mm in diameter, 18-carat gold-plated, hand-wound, key-wound for the automatons; on the front, the off-centre dial with center seconds; on the front, a figure automaton with 4 figures that come to life at the alarm time; on the back, the concealed erotic figure automaton; as good as new, in working order, with original key! The version with the additional erotic automaton is very rare and was launched in the 1980s as the ‘Romance’ model (https://www.cortrie.de/go/BDY). now only: 2.800 €
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Sold 292-4380 Pocket watch: new old stock Hundertwasser designer watch in 18K gold with original box and original leaflet, limited edition, No. 118/999, RRP 24,400 CHF, ca. 1992 Ca. Ø43mm, ca. 74g, curved case in solid 18K gold, blackened (case consists of over 50g of 18K gold), crown set with a ruby, bezel marked with the numerals 1–12, special movement with double-sided time display, based on the Unitas 6497, multicoloured designer dial, multicoloured hands, still in its original protective film on the reverse, original ash wood watch box, which can also be used as a display stand, original brochure for the watch, as good as new. The Unitas 6497 movement has been further developed by lecturers and students at the Swiss Watchmaking School in Biel, enabling a second set of hands on the reverse to run anti-clockwise. Of the planned limited edition of 999 pieces, only 200 have actually been produced to date due to Hundertwasser’s sudden death. The price was 24,400 Swiss francs. Hammerprice: 4.500 €
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Sold 292-4381 Singing bird box, attributed to Charles Bruguier, silver, ca. 1840 Ca. 98 x 60 x 36 mm, ca. 405 g, magnificent, signed silver case, marked ‘CB’, brass automaton, slide switch on the front to activate the automaton, movement intact. Charles Bruguier (1788–1862) was a famous Swiss watchmaker and master of precision engineering. Alongside the Frères Rochat, he is regarded as one of the most significant creators of antique sininging bird boxes in the 19th century. (https://www.cortrie.de/go/dJn). Hammerprice: 3.200 €
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292-4385 Travel watch: small Paul Garnier travel watch with self-striking mechanism and rare Sully escapement, Paris, circa 1850 Ca. 15 cm high, with carrying handle, bronze, fire-gilt, signed mainplate, No. 5282, very rare Sully escapement, half-hour striking, 8-day movement, signed enamel dial with blue numerals, fine, old hairline crack at the bottom left, gilt hands, in working order with a very fine chime. now only: 1.500 €
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292-4386 Travel watch: exquisite French miniature travel watch with 4 enamel paintings and original box, ca. 1880 Ca. 6 cm high, brass case with carrying handle, enamel very fine painting on all sides, depicting children’s motifs of very fine quality, case back and movement bear the same number, No. 131, interesting full plate movement with cylinder escapement, impeccably preserved enamel dial, steel hands, very fine condition, in working order, including original key. now only: 2.500 €
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Sold 292-4387 Travel clock: significant, museum-quality, complicated Japy Frères travel clock with songbird automaton, c. 1870 Ca. 30 cm high, with carrying handle, bronze, fire-gilt, signed and numbered movement, Japy Frères No. 4529, self-striking and repeater on bell; housed in the base is the movement for the automaton, which activates on the hour and on demand (by operating the lever in the base plate), enamelled dial, steel hands, extremely rare. The bird and its decoration are still in their original condition. The automaton activates, causing the bird to turn back and forth, but no sound is produced as the bellows are damaged. The striking mechanism also activates; the movement and the automaton require overhaul. The watch has not been used for decades and therefore requires general restoration. According to Antiquorum Geneva, only a ‘handful’ of these automatic travel watches are known to exist and are still in working order today; for example, one was auctioned in Geneva in 2012 for 62,500 Swiss francs (https://www.cortrie.de/go/vN5). Hammerprice: 36.888 €
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Sold 292-4388 Extremely rare officers’ carriage clock, L’EPÉE “LA CENT CINQUANTENAIRE” – THE TOURBILLON MUSICAL CARRIAGE CLOCK L’Epée, No. 64/150 Ca. 20 × 10.5 × 9.5 cm, gilt, glazed on all sides, side-hinged doors featuring superb, signed Limoges enamel painting, top with a repeater button for checking the time in the dark, musical movement in the base with 2 melodies, highly complicated full plate movement with sonnerie, alarm, day of the week and date display, moon phase and moon age display, the finest technical execution of the ‘TOURBILLON CAROUSSEL’ escapement, hand-engraved plate and bridge, white dial, blued Breguet steel hands, original box, original key, limited to 150 pieces, this is number 64!!! The watch is in unused condition with its original box and is an extremely rare and high-quality special edition marking the company’s 150th anniversary (1839–1989). Should these watches ever reappear on the market, they are traded at collector’s prices; auction result in Geneva in 2011: 37,500 Swiss francs (https://www.cortrie.de/go/94). Hammerprice: 12.000 €
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Sold 294-5129 Wristwatch: high-quality and formerly expensive vintage men’s watch by Chopard, Ref: 1061, 18K gold Ca. Ø32mm, 18K yellow gold case, numbered pressed back, signed on the inside, manual winding, signed lever movement, calibre 839, 18 jewels, Ref: 1061, case number 140635, white dial signed ‘Chopard Geneve’, well-worn Chopard leather strap with buckle, movement intact. Hammerprice: 1.550 €
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Sold 294-5142 Wristwatch: rare vintage Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Ref. 140.025.5 Ca. 19 x 33 mm, 18K gold/stainless steel, patented reversible case, quartz movement, signed leather strap, original leather strap with buckle, movement intact, shows signs of wear. Hammerprice: 1.600 €
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Sold 294-5146 Wristwatch: high-quality vintage ladies’ wristwatch, Omega Constellation in stainless steel with brilliant-cut diamonds Ca. Ø26mm, stainless steel, pressed back caseback with Constellation logo, quartz movement, white mother-of-pearl dial with sunburst finish and diamonds, signed ‘Omega Constellation’, bezel set with brilliant-cut diamonds, total brilliant/diamond weight ca. 0.5 ct, original paperwork (warranty card missing), incl. 5 spare links and service box, movement intact. Hammerprice: 900 €
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Sold 294-5148 Wristwatch: rare, vintage white gold diamond ladies’ watch by Piaget, Ref: H 9125 Ca. 23 x 29 mm, 18K white gold case, pressed back, manual winding, case number 76135, black dial signed ‘Piaget’, bezel and lugs set with a total of 56 flawless diamonds, leather strap with buckle, movement intact, the watch is supplied with a certificate of origin/warranty dated January 1980; the movement was serviced by Piaget in 1994, receipt also enclosed. Hammerprice: 2.300 €
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Sold 294-5197 Wristwatch: vintage ladies’ diamond watch by Oebra, 18K white gold, ca. 0.8 ct brilliant-cut diamonds Approx. 18 cm long, ca. 38.4 g, 18K white gold, case ca. 19 x 19 mm, pressed back caseback, manual winding, bezel set with 20 brilliant-cut diamonds, colour and clarity in the upper quality range, signed silver dial, uniquely crafted bracelet, movement intact. Hammerprice: 2.600 €
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Sold 294-5199 Wristwatch: highly decorative, rare vintage Omega jewellery watch with a rich setting of brilliant-cut diamonds, ca. 6.22 ct Ca. 16 cm long, ca. 27 g, 18-carat white gold, case ca. Ø18 mm, hand-wound, pressed back caseback, signed dial, strap and bezel set with fine brilliant-cut diamonds, totalling ca. 6.22 ct, colour in the Wesselton range, clarity in the VVS range, movement intact, including invoice and diamond certificate from 1972, also includes a valuation from 2013 of €12,800, plus an original Omega box. Hammerprice: 3.100 €
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Sold 294-5201 Wristwatch: substantial vintage ladies’ watch by Ebel, 18K white gold Approx. 20 cm long, ca. 57 g, manual winding, movement intact, good condition. Hammerprice: 3.820 €
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294-5206 Wristwatch: high-quality, gold vintage Blancpain ladies’ watch “Ladybird”, hand-wound, 18K yellow gold Ca. Ø21mm, ca. 52.4g, 18K yellow gold, glass caseback signed ‘Ladybird No. 75’, manual winding, movement signed, Milanaise strap with signed double folding clasp, signed white dial with gold hands and Roman numerals, movement intact. now only: 4.500 €
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294-5207 Very high-quality and substantial platinum designer wristwatch from the Niessing manufactory Approx. Ø38mm, total weight with original Niessing bracelet ca. 80g, case and buckle in 950 platinum, automatic movement with sapphire crystal case back, signed rotor, platinum dial, signed buckle, very high-quality craftsmanship, movement intact, very rare. now only: 3.400 €
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294-5218 Wristwatch: extremely luxurious ladies’/men’s watch, platinum, Boucheron limited edition 6/26, original price 2008 “ON REQUEST” Ca. 31 x 45 mm, Reflet XL model in an exceptional version in solid platinum with luxurious diamond setting, automatic movement, diamond-set dial, date display, original Boucheron leather strap with diamond setting, unworn. This limited edition of just 26 pieces was not officially listed in the catalogue, but was available only on request. This special edition was created to mark Boucheron’s 150th anniversary. Estimated current production cost at Boucheron: €100,000–120,000. now only: 20.000 €
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Sold 294-5221 Wristwatch: rare, elegant, extra-flat Patek Philippe in white gold, Ref. 3566, 1970s Ca. 28 x 28 mm, 18K white gold, Ref. 3566, hand-wound, top-quality calibre with the Hallmark of Geneva, blue, brushed dial with white gold indexes and white gold hands, original leather strap, 18K white gold clasp, very good condition, in working order. This elegant men’s watch is a rare find in the white gold version with the blue dial – a sought-after model now worn by both men and women! Hammerprice: 8.500 €
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Sold 294-5230 Wristwatch: high-quality Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duoface Grand Taille Night & Day, 18K yellow gold Ca. 26 x 42 mm, 18K gold, Reverso reversible case with reference number 270.1.54 and serial number 1892782, hand-wound, front dial in silver with blued steel hands and black numerals, off-centre seconds, second dial in black with luminous numerals and luminous hands, day/night indicator, worn leather strap with 18K folding clasp, movement intact. Hammerprice: 8.000 €
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