Antiquorum’s Grand Havana Room, New York, 20th September 2001 Auction Totaled 1,850,664
The top lots for the auction are as follows:
Breguet No. 150, sold to Mr. Paschkoff on 31 August 1843, for 3000 Francs.Very fine and rare, silver "hump-back", eight day going, Grande et Petite Sonnerie carillon carriage clock with alarm, double calendar and special escapement. Accompanied by Breguet certificate No. 3492.
Sold for 239,000.00 USD
Estimate USD 0 - 0
Breguet, No. 46, sold to Count Fersen for 3,390 francs on June 16, 1837.Very fine and extremely rare, gilt bronze, eight-day going carriage clock with half-quarter repeater, alarm, subsidiary seconds, calendar with days of the month and months, in original Morocco fitted box, accompanied by the original key and certificate.
Sold for 107,000.00 USD
Estimate USD 100,000 - 130,000
Breguet "Tourbillon Squelette", Ref. 3655, Brevet du 7 Messidor, An 9, made in 1997.Very fine, rare and important, skeletonized, platinum gentleman's wristwatch with one minute tourbillon regulator, the 24 hours device and 50 hours power reserve. Accompanied by a fitted box and certificate.
Sold for 46,000.00 USD
Estimate USD 50,000 - 60,000
The Tiger HuntWest End Watch Co. Geneva, Bombay & Calcutta, Swiss, circa 1910.Very fine and rare, 18K gold, enamel, diamond-, emerald- and ruby-set, keyless, hunting-cased, double train, minute-repeating Grande Sonnerie carillon clockwatch, made for the Indian market.
Sold for 39,100.00 USD
Estimate USD 28,000 - 34,000
Rolex Oyster Perpetual 'Milgauss', Superlative Chronometer, Officially Certified, Ref. 6541. Production of this reference started in the 1950's.Fine and extremely rare, water-resistant, center-seconds, self-winding, stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch with a stainless steel Oyster bracelet.
Sold for 28,750.00 USD
Estimate USD 16,000 - 20,000