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SOTHEBYSGENEVASALEOFIMPORTANTWATCHESON13NOVEMBER2011
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Pieces of World History

Aselectionofraretimepiecesdatingfrom1574totodayledby: TWOROLEXWRISTWATCHESTHATBELONGEDTOLEADERSOFTHEPOSTWORLDWARIIERA: GERMANCHANCELLORKONRADADENAUER& INDIASFIRSTPRESIDENTDR.RAJENDRAPRASAD & THECLARINMUSTAD1518 AUNIQUEPATEKPHILIPPEREFERENCE1518 PERPETUALCALENDARCHRONOGRAPH Sothebys autumn sale of Important Watches on Sunday 13 November 2011 will be spearheaded by two Rolex wristwatches that belonged to leaders of the postWorld War II era: the first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Konrad Adenauer andthefirstPresidentoftheRepublicofIndia,Dr.RajendraPrasad. Tracingthedevelopmentofwatchmakingfrom1574tothepresent day, the sale will comprise iconic pieces from pivotal moments in horologicalhistory,fromveryfineexamplesofRenaissancewatches to the Clarin Mustad 1518, a unique Patek Philippe Reference 1518 chronograph (illustrated right), through luxurious pocket watches made for the Chinese, Ottoman, India and Hispanic marketsinthe19thcentury.Featuring270lotsestimatedinexcess ofCHF8 million,thesale willalsoincludealargeselectionofrare vintage and highly complicated modern wristwatches by the most prestigiouswatchmakersofthe20thand21stcenturies.
THECLARINMUSTAD1518
PatekPhilippe,Ref.1518,1944
Est.CHF800,0001,200,000/$890,0001,330,000

 Speakingofthesale,GeoffroyAder,HeadofSothebysWatchDepartmentinEurope,said:Therecentsuccess ofourwatchsaleinHongKonginOctober2011 demonstratedthe strongandeverincreasing demandforrare collectiblewatchesacrosstheglobe.TheforthcomingGenevasaleissettocapturetheimaginationandinterestof international collectors, with unique models such as the Patek Philippe Clarin Mustad 1518 and watches that belongedtokeyfiguresofthe20thcenturyandwitnessedpivotalmomentsinmodernhistory.

AntiqueTimepieces(15741900)
The sale will present a large selection of antique timepieces. Covering four
centuries, from the late 16th century to the early 20th century, this section showcases iconic pieces produced for all continents by the greatest European watchmakersoftheirtime. TheoldestpieceinthesaleisaFrenchearlyovalgiltmetalprehairspringverge watchwithalarmmadebyEstiennePaponinGiencirca1574.Atestamentto the major scientific and artistic developments that characterised the 16th century in Europe, this striking piece of history is offered for sale with an estimateofCHF30,00050,000/$33,30055,500(illustratedright). Attheendofthe16thcenturyandinthefirsthalfofthe17thcentury,theFrenchcityofBloisbecameoneofthemost important horological centres in Europe, where watchmakers to the French Kings were established1. The sale will includeasilverandgiltovalvergewatchmadeinBloiscirca1630byNicolasLemaindre(15981648).Watchmakerto Catherine and Marie de Medici 2 , Lemaindre created pieces of exceptional craftsmanship,someofwhicharefoundtodayinthecollectionsoftheLouvre,Parisand theVictoria&AlbertMuseum,London(est.CHF10,00015,000/$11,10016,700). Characteristicofthe17thcenturypuritanstyleisalsoasilverpaircasedrepousseclock watch dating from circa 1700 and signed Beauvais, London (est. CHF 8,00012,000/ $8,90013,300,illustratedleft).

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The1661inventoryofMazarinrevealedthatalmostallhiswatchesweremadeinBlois. In1631,NicolasLemaindrereceived2175livresfromtheKinginpaymentforsevenwatches,whichrepresentedasmallfortune.
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 TimepiecesmadefortheChinesemarket
The subject of an everincreasing demand among worldwide collectors, enamel pocket watches and automatamade forthe Chinese,Ottoman, Indian and Hispanic marketsfeaturestronglyinthesale. LeadingthisgroupareluxurytimepiecesspeciallydesignedfortheChinesemarketin the late 18th and 19th centuries. The first commercial contacts of European watchmakerswithChinawereestablishedinthelate16thcentury.Atfirstanobjectof curiosity, European luxury timepieces, mostly Swiss and English, became highly sought after among Chinese officials under the reign of Emperor Qianlong (1736 1796). In the early 1800s, Swiss, English and French makers vied for the lucrative Chinese market, creating pieces of great innovation and originality. Among them was Jean AntoineLpine(17201814),arevolutionaryParisianwatchandclockmakerwhocontributedtocrucialinventions.An exampleofhisgreatcreationsisafineyellowgoldandmossagatescentflaconwithinsetclockwatchmadecirca 1770fortheChinesemarket(est.CHF100,000150,000/$111,000167,000,illustratedabove). Reflecting the extraordinary craftsmanship behind ornamental timepieces destined for Chinese dignitaries is an 18K yellow gold, enamel and pearl openfaced watch made circa 1820 by the London watchmaker William Ilbery (17601839). One of the most prominent makers of Chinese watches, Ilbery organised the production of highly engraved movements in Switzerland, mainly in Fleurier, while the cases of his watches were decorated by the best Genevan enamellers. The present watch features a polychrome enamel scene of Abelard and Heloise attributed to the Genevabased enamellerHess(est.CHF70,000100,000/$78,000111,000,illustratedleft). OtherfineexamplesofChinesewatchesincludea yellow gold,enamel and pearl openfacedcentresecond,quarterrepeatingwatch,madeinSwitzerlandcirca1825 (est. CHF 30,00040,000/ $33,30044,400, illustrated right) and a yellow gold and enamel centre second watch realised circa 1785 by the Swiss Jaquet Droz, whose automata were highly sought after in China (est. CHF 15,00025,000/ $16,700 27,700).

TimepiecesmadefortheOttomanmarket
The group of antique timepieces will also be highlighted by enamel pocket watches made for the Ottoman Empire another destination of choice for enterprising European watchmakers in the late 18th century. Commercial relationsbetweenEuropeanwatchmakersandtheSublimePortewereinitiated asearlyasinthe17thcenturyandconsolidatedoverthe18thand19thcenturies. During this period, the best European watchmakers produced high quality watches which were often offered as aristocratic gifts to the Sultans3. Among these,recognisablethroughtheirdialwithTurkishnumerals,isarareyellowgold and diamond halfhunter cased keyless watch made circa 1890 probably by Louis Audemars, known for the fine workmanship of his movements (est. CHF 80,000120,000/$89,000133,000,illustratedleft). Other fine examples of timepieces made for Ottoman market include two pieces with a portrait of Sultan Abdlmecid I (18231861). Succeeding his father Mahmud II in 1839, he forged alliances with France and the United Kingdom in the Crimean War against Russia, thereby facilitating the entrance of the Ottoman Empire into the ConcertofNationsin1853.Liberalminded,heis mostlyremembered for conducting major social and political reforms, heralding the modernisationoftheOttomanEmpire(knownasTanzimat). Thefirstwatchis an18K yellowgold and enamel huntingcasedwatchmadecirca 1846byRobertRoskell,animportantLondonwatchmakerofthetime.Thecoverof thewatchfeaturesapolychromeenamelportraitofAbdlmecidIinmilitaryuniform wearingtheorderofIftiharNisani(est.CHF17,00020,000/$18,90022,000).Made byLonginescirca1900,theotherwatchisan18Kyellowgoldandenamelhunting casedminuterepeatingkeylesswatch,withaportraitofAbdlmecidIonthecover andanenamelsceneofSaintSophiaontheback(est.CHF30,00040,000/$33,300 44,400,illustratedabove). In the 19th century, pocket watches with exotic landscapes inspired by Orientalist paintings were highly coveted.Characteristicofthesewatchesisayellowgoldandenamelhuntercasedwatchdatingfromcirca1825 and decorated with an enamel scene representing the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, most commonly known as the BlueMosque(est.CHF6,0008,000/$6,7008,900,illustratedleft).
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FineexamplesoftheseluxuriousgiftscanstillbeseeninIstanbulattheTopkapiPalace,whichhasacollectionof300timepiecesmadeforthelocalelite th th fromthe16 tothe19 centuries.

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TimepiecesmadefortheIndianmarket
Followingthesuccess,inSothebysMay2011sale,ofRajahWatches,Novembers sessionwillpresentafurtherselectionofluxuriouspocketwatchesdestinedforthe Indianmarket.Reachingtheirapogeeinthelatterhalfofthe19thcentury,theRajah watchesweredecoratedwithenamelportraitsoftheircommissioners,oftentaken fromphotographssentfromIndia. Thesalecomprisesan18Kyellowgoldandenamelhuntingcasedtriplecalendar keyless chronograph watch made circa 1890 by the London watchmaker J.W. Benson and featuring a portrait of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II (est. CHF 20,000 30,000/ $22,20033,300, illustrated above). The ruler of the Jodhpur State from 1873 until 1895, Jaswant Singh II was created a Knight Grand Commander of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India, an order of chivalry founded by Queen Victoriain1861tohonourIndianChiefsandBritishofficerswhoservedinIndia. TimepiecesproducedfortheIndianmarketoftencombinedpreciousmaterialandgreattechnicalcomplexity,as seen in an 18K yellow gold, diamond, enamel and pearlset hunting cased minute repeating keyless watch. Datingfrom circa 1895, thisdelicatepiece issignedbyMarcks & Co. Ltd whichspecialisedintheretailoffine timepieces in India, often featuring highly complicated Swiss movements (est. CHF 45,00055,000/ $49,900 61,000,illustratedleft).

TimepiecesmadefortheHispanicmarket
In the late 19th century, European watchmakers started producing timepiecestailoredfortheSpanishandSouthAmericanmarkets.These pieces were often characterised by highly engraved cases, as demonstratedinthe highlightofthissection an 18K yellow gold and enamel huntingcased minute repeating watch with a spectacular automatonsceneofbullfightingandacasewithamedievalarmourytrophy.Thiswatchwasmadecirca1890by Sandoz Frres, SwisswatchmakersbasedinLeLoclewhichwas,atthetime,acentre fortheproductionofcaseswithelaborategoldworkandengraveddecoration(est.CHF 30,00050,000/ $33,30055,500, illustrated above). Other highlights of this section includetwo18Kyellowgoldhuntingcasedminuterepeatingkeylesswatchesdating from 1876 and 1878 (illustrated left) and signed by Jose R. de Losada, a Spaniard working in London from 1835 until 1881 and specialised in pocket watches for the Hispanicmarkets(eachestimatedatCHF10,00015,000/$11,10016,700).

PiecesofHistory
ThesaleisspearheadedbytwovintageRolexesthatbelongedtoleadersofthepostWorldWarIIera.Inpower duringthechangingtimesofthe1950sandearly1960s,thefirstChancelloroftheFederalRepublicofGermany, KonradAdenauerandthefirstPresidentoftheRepublicofIndia,Dr.RajendraPrasadbothsetthefoundationsof newregimesanddurablyshapedthegeopoliticsofthe20thand21stcenturies.

Dr.RajendraPrasadsRolex
The first of these pieces of history is an exceptionally rare and historicalRolexOysterPerpetual,datingfromcirca1948andpossibly presented to the first President of the Republic of India, Dr. Rajendra PrasadontheoccasionoftheinaugurationoftheRepublicofIndiaon 26 January 1950 (illustrated below). The dial of this 18K pink gold automaticsweepsecondswristwatch(ref.3372)isdecoratedwiththe mapofIndiainchamplevenamel4.Thedateinscribedonthedial26 January 1950 attests that the present watch was most likely a celebratorygiftcommemoratingIndiasfirstRepublicDay5. EstimatedatCHF200,000400,000($222,000444,000),thiswatchhasneverappeared onthemarket.Itwascommissionedtogetherwithaquasisimilarwatchin1948and deliveredtotheRolexagentinBombayinFebruary1949.Theotherwatch(lastsold bySothebysGenevainMay2003)waspresentedtothefirstPrimeMinisterofIndia, JawaharlalNehruontheoccasionoftheinaugurationoftheRepublicofIndia.Itwas accompaniedbyaletterstatingthattheotherwatchappearedtohavebeenmadefor DrPrasad. An early member of the Indian National Congress, Dr. Prasad (18841963) fought alongsideMahatmaGhandiforIndiasindependencefromtheBritishRaj.Incharge of the food and agriculture in the interim government formed by Nehru in 1942, he became President of the Constituent Assembly, in charge of drafting the constitution of the future Democratic RepublicofIndiainDecember1946.FollowingtheenactmentoftheConstitutionon26January1950,Dr.Prasad waselectedthenation'sfirstPresident,anofficeheservedfor12yearsuntil1962.
JawaharlalNehru,BhulabhaiDesai&Rajendra Prasad(centre)attheAICCSession,2May1939 TheHinduArchives

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ThemapofIndiaonthedialincludesthecorridoroflandlinkingIndiatoAfghanistanandNepal. The26JanuarywaschosentohonourthememoryoftheDeclarationofIndependencepromulgatedbytheIndianNationalCongresson26January1930, resolvingtheCongressandIndiannationaliststofightforPurnaSwaraj,i.e.anIndiacompletelyindependentfromtheBritishEmpire.

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KonradAdenauersRolex
EnjoyingasimilarillustriousprovenanceisKonradAdenauersRolexan exceptionally rare and historical Rolex that belonged to Konrad Adenauer. Presented to the German Chancellor in 1955, this historical 18Kyellow gold automatic centre seconds wristwatch with date and bracelet(ref.6305/1)6hasbeenbykeptinitsoriginalconditionbythe Chancellors descendants and appears for the first time on the market with an estimate of CHF 60,00080,000/ $66,50089,000 (illustrated below).EngravedonthebackwithKonradAdenauersname,thisgreat pieceofhistoryisaccompaniedbyitsoriginalleatherfolderandaletter dated 16 September 1955 from Rolexs founder Hans Wilsdorf to the GermanChancellor.
KonradAdenauerandFrenchPresidentDe GaulleBundesarchiv,E.Steiner,18July1961

FirstchancelloroftheFederalRepublicofGermany,foundingmemberoftheGerman ChristianDemocraticUnion(CDU),KonradAdenauer(18761967)presidedoverthe reconstructionofhiscountryafterWorldWarIIandistodayconsideredasoneofthe foundingfathersofEurope.His14yearsattheheadofWestGermany,from1949to 1963,werecrownedbymanyachievementsintermsofdomesticandforeignpolicy despitethedivisionofGermany.In1951,thecountryestablishedaforeignoffice(with AdenauerhimselfasMinisterofForeignAffairsuntil1955),achievedfullmembership intheCouncilofEuropeandcontributedtothecreationoftheEuropeanCoal&Steel Community.In1952,GermanyparticipatedintheformationoftheEuropeanDefense Community. 1955, the year when Adenauer received the present watch, is an important date in German history. After being integrated into Western defense structures and recoveringfullsovereigntyinMay1955,theFederalRepublicofGermanyengagedin directtalkswiththeSovietUnion.On13September1955,afterAdenauersstatevisit in Moscow, the two countries agreed to resume full diplomatic relations and trade negotiations. One of the last but not the least achievements of Chancellor Adenauer was to decisively advance the cause of GermanFrenchfriendshiparapprochementthatculminatedwiththeElyseTreatyin1963.Owingmuchtothe mutual confidenceand personalfriendshipbetweenKonradAdenauerand FrenchPresidentCharles DeGaulle, theseagreementsnotonlysealedpermanentreconciliationbetweenthetwostatesbutalsopavedthewayto theconstructionofEurope,aconstantaspirationofAdenauer'svisionaryleadership.
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AreferenceoftenrecommendedtotheHeadsofState.InMay2010,SothebysGenevasoldaRolexReference6305thathadbelongedtotheBeyofTunis.
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 Vintageandmoderntimepieces
PATEKPHILIPPE
ThestarlotofthePatekPhilippesectionandofthesaleistheClarinMustad1518 auniquereference1518perpetualcalendarchronograph.Madeonspecialrequestin 1944,thiswatchwithattached18Kpinkgoldbricklinkbracelet,personalisedback inscription, moonphases and French calendar on an especially made pink dialwas dedicatedtoClarinMustad(18711948),aNorwegianindustrialistwhocontributedto theemergenceofthecarindustryinEurope.Producedbetween1941and1954,the Reference 1518 was the very first perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch to be manufacturedinaseriesbyanyfirmintheworld.47modelswithpinkgoldcasesare publiclyknowntodayandthepresentwatchistheonlyonewithsuchabraceletand lugs(est.CHF800,0001,200,000/$890,0001,330,000,illustratedrightandp.1). Patek Philippes legendary craftsmanship is represented in another vintage piece an exceptionallyrare18KpinkgoldWorldTimereference2523with24hourindication dating from circa 1953. The Reference 2523 is part of an outstandingly small series of dualcrownworldtimewristwatchesandonlyfivemodelsinpinkgoldareknowntoday. Thepresentwatchistheonlyonewithaguillochcentraldialandappearsforthefirst timeatauctionwithanestimateofCHF400,000800,000/$444,000886,700(illustrated left). Another fine example of World Time model is a rare Reference 1415 pink gold World Time wristwatch dating from 1946. Known as the RoundtheWorldTimer or the WorldwideTimeWatch,Reference1415wasintroducedin1939andproduceduntilcirca 1954. Coming from the descendants of the original owner, the present watch features a pink dial in an 18K pink gold case, making it a highly collectible model (est. CHF 80,000 120,000/$89,000133,000,illustratedright). The sale also includes a group of modern complicated wristwatches by Patek Philippe. Amongthemareanextremelyrareplatinumminuterepeatingtourbillonwristwatch,ref. 3939HPmadein1999(est.CHF250,000350,000/$277,000388,000,illustratedleft)anda finerectangularTourbillonwristwatchwithtendaypowerreservedatingfrom2004(ref. 5101P)(est.CHF150,000200,000/$167,000222,000).
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 ROLEX
AtthecentreofthesaleisalsoanoutstandinggroupofRolexmodels.Following the auction records achieved for rare Daytona models in November 2010 and May20117,thissessionwillcomprisevariousDaytonavintagemodels,covering differentreferencesanddialcombinations. LeadingthissectionaretworareCosmographDaytonaPaulNewmanref.6264,both dating from circa 1967 and estimated at CHF 100,000150,000/ $ 111,000167,000. The first,instainlesssteel,isillustratedinPaoloGobbisICronografiRolexLaLeggenda,the referencebookonthehistoryofRolexchronographs8(illustratedabove).Thesecondan 18K yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with registers formerly belonged to the prestigiousMondaniCollectionofRolexWristwatches(illustratedleft). CapturingtheessenceofRolexastheadventurerswatchistheMysteryCross Daytona enjoys a rather unusual story. Dating from circa 1969, this stainless steelchronographwristwatch(Ref.6265/6262)withengravingonthecaseback depicting a mysterious cross was given by a guerrillero to the photographer SergioLeoniinexchangeofhiswatchinthemidstoftheAmazonianforest(est. CHF50,00070,000/$55,50079,000,illustratedright). AmongtheotherrareDaytonamodelsisastainlesssteelOysterCosmographDaytona ref. 6263/6262 made circa 1972 and featuring the Sultanate of Omans official coat of armsonitsdial(est.CHF32,00038,000/$35,50042,100,illustratedleft). Inaddition,passionatecollectorsofRolexchronographswillhavetheopportunitytofind otherraremodels,includingarareSeaDwellerref.1665withgasescapevalvemadein 1981 for COMEX (Compagnie Maritime dExpertise), a Marseillebased company specialisedinunderwaterengineeringfortheoilindustry.In1972,COMEXdiverswore RolexSeaDwellersinaworldrecordsettingdivewhichtookthemdownto2000feet(610meters)for50hours. Followingthissuccess,COMEXdecidedtoexclusivelyusedRolexdivingwatchesandchronometers9.Thepresent stainlesssteelcentresecondswristwatchwithdate,braceletandRolexpatentbackcomestothemarketwith anestimateofCHF50,00070,000/$55,50078,000.
In November 2010, Sothebys Geneva sold a very rare stainless steel Oyster Cosmograph Daytona Paul Newman with brown dial, circa 1969 for CHF 464,500 ($476,805) (est. CHF 60,000 80,000) a world auction record for a Rolex Daytona Paul Newman. In May 2011, the Daytona 13 set a world recordforareference16528whenitsoldforCHF122,500($138,291)(est.CHF80,000120,000). 8 GobbiPaolo,VinardiFilippo,PapaleoSalvatore,ICronografiRolex,LaLeggenda,PucciPapaleoEditore,2004,450pages.
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 VintageTimepieces
Vintage wristwatches by the most innovative horologists of the 20th century make for an essential addition to the sale. Displaying Breguets timeless elegant design and defining mechanical complexity is a possibly unique white and pink old octagonalopenfacedwatchwithtriplecalendar,powerreserveandmoonphases. Made in 1949, this exceptional watch clearly shows the influence of legendary watchmakerAbrahamLouisBreguet(17471823)whocountedamonghismostloyal clients MarieAntoinette, Napoleon and Tsar Alexander I (est. CHF 40,00060,000/ $44,40066,500,illustratedright). Audemars Piguets innovative style is reflected in an extremely rare and unique 18K yellowgoldoctagonalminuterepeatingwristwatch.Firstusedin1927,themovementof this watch was cased in 1975. This watch represents the quintessence of the minute repeating device, while its design is very characteristic of the 1970s (est. CHF 120,000 180,000/$133,000200,000,illustratedleft). Lange and Shnes superb craftsmanship is represented in a fine and rare Tourbillon Pour le Mrite with a pink dial made circa 1994uponrequestofthepresentowner. One of the first models by A. Lange & Shne and perhaps one of the highest quality tourbillons ever created, the Tourbillon Pour le Mrite was only produced between 1994 and 1998. This fine and rare limited edition platinum tourbillon wristwatch with chainandfuseandpowerreserveindicationispartofthe50piecesinplatinumcreated overthisperiod(est.CHF150,000250,000/$167,000277,000,illustratedright). Demonstrating Omegas pioneering spirit is a gilt brass plated prototype central tourbillon wristwatch presented in 1994 to celebrate the companys 100th anniversary. Codenamed Project 33 (P33), the project begunin1991underthedirectionofMoritzGrimmandAndrBeynerwho found their inspiration in three of Omega's past achievements: the "Montres des Sables" pocket watches, the Dinosaure, and Omega's famous30mmautomaticmovement(est.CHF30,00050,000/$33,30055,500,illustratedleft).

About300modelsoftheSeaDwellerreference1665withgasescapevalveweresuppliedtoCOMEXfromthelate1960stotheearly1980s.
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 ModernTimepieces
Complementing the offer is a section dedicated to highly complicated modern timepiecesbytodaysgreatestwatchmakers.AmongthemisaGreubelForseyDouble Tourbillon30.Datingfromcirca2005,thisveryfineandrare18Kwhitegoldsemi skeletonised double tourbillon wristwatch with four fastrotating coaxial barrels and120hourpowerreservecarriesanestimateofCHF250,000350,000/$277,000 388,000(illustratedright). Richard Mille is represented by two pieces from circa 2005 marrying cutting edge techniqueswithastrongartisticandarchitecturaldimension.Thefirstoneofthe fiveexamplesoftheRM012setwithdiamondsisanexceptionallimitededition oversized platinum and diamond set tourbillon curved tonneau skeleton wristwatch (est. CHF 300,000400,000/ $333,000444,000, illustrated left); the secondan18Kwhitegoldsemiskeletonisedwatchwithpowerreserveisafine exampleofRM020,thefirstpocketwatcheverbuiltusingabaseplatestructureof carbonnanofiber(est.CHF150,000200,000/$167,000222,000).

A further highlight of this section is a Royal Oak Concept CW1 watch made by Audemars Piguet circa2002.Thisfine oversizedlimitededitionalacriteandtitanium tourbillonwristwatchwithpowerreserve,dynamographandfunctionselectorisone ofthe150examplesofRoyalOakConceptCW1producedbetween2002and2004to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Royal Oak model (est. CHF 110,000130,000/ $122,000144,000,illustratedright).

IMPORTANTWATCHES
Sale: HtelBeauRivage,Geneva Sunday13November2011at8pm Presaleexhibition: HtelBeauRivage,Geneva Friday11November,3pm6pm Saturday12November,10am6pm Sunday13November,10am6pm

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