Auction Watches
Daniel Roth
Monopusher | Early | Platinum
This rare Monopusher Chronograph was made by Daniel Roth in 1991, with only 16 pieces having been produced in platinum. Combining a vintage Lemania 2220 movement, wonderfully finished white gold dial and his distinctive case design, this piece stands out as one of the most significant creations of Daniel Roth.
Audemars Piguet
Star Wheel | 25720PT | Platinum
Part of the neo-vintage movement of the 1990s, this Audemars Piguet Star Wheel reinvents a 17th-century method of telling time. With its intriguing and appealing design, the revival of this concept has had a strong influence on other watchmakers since.
Vacheron Constantin
Mercator | 43050 | Yellow Gold
Inspired by the work of the pioneering cartographer Gerardus Mercator, this Vacheron Constantin Mercator 43050 integrates one of the most unusual ways of displaying time. The piece combines two retrograde hands, with the hours jumping every 60 minutes, against a map depicting Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Franck Muller
“Prototype” Chronograph | Stainless Steel
With a “PROTOTYPE” engraving on the caseback, this piece was likely one of the several prototypes which the brand developed during the early days, to test and experiment different designs. Its vintage-inspired aesthetic is a reminder of where the Franck Muller brand first started.
Cartier
Santos-Dumont | 1575 | 90th Anniversary | Platinum
Marking a significant time in the history of horology, the Cartier Santos-Dumont was one of the first pilots’ watches, with a design that has endured through the years. This limited-edition piece features a subtle salmon dial complemented by a platinum case, combining vintage and modern aesthetics.
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