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UPCOMING AUCTIONS

“Horological & Jewelry Live Webcast Auction Event”
November 1, 2020

(online bidding opens on October 2, 2020)

ABOVE, LEFT TWO PHOTOS: An exceedingly rare watch, one of the most impressive American watches in existence, Waltham minute repeater w/split-seconds chronograph & 60-min register, 16-17J, 16S, very heavy 18K gold.

ABOVE, RIGHT PHOTO: Rolex Cosmograph Daytona ref 6265, fresh to market having sat in a safe deposit box since the 1980s, completely unpolished w/box, papers and matching hang tags!

ABOVE: Magnificent 18K & amethyst Alfred Dunhill lighthouse lighter; this particular piece was sold in Dunhill's 1985 Christmas collection for $56,000 and held the Guinness world record for decades for the most expensive table lighter in the world!