Hammer prices including buyer's premium, from completed auctions. Unlike an asking price, this is what a buyer actually paid.
150,147
Lots
$30,423
Average hammer, USD sales
$13,922,000
Record, USD sales
Antiquorum
Top house
Every lot below is a completed sale, newest first.
| Lot | Watch | Estimate | Result | Vs estimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 |
Bell Ross Ref Br01 92 S R Pink Gold And Stainless Steel
|
– | €2,624 incl. 31.2% premium | – |
| 53 |
Bell Ross Ref Br055C Blu St Srb
|
– | €2,624 incl. 31.2% premium | – |
| 28 |
Bell Ross
|
– | €2,492 incl. 31.2% premium | – |
| 29 |
Bell Ross Ref Bro3 92 D B Diver Bronze
|
– | €2,230 incl. 31.2% premium | – |
| 26 |
Bell Ross Ref Br 03 93 S 03565 Aviation Type Gmt
|
– | €2,099 incl. 31.2% premium | – |
| 27 |
Bell Ross Ref Br V2 94 Black
|
– | €2,099 incl. 31.2% premium | – |
| 48 |
Bell Ross Ref Bro5A Blu St Srb
|
– | €2,099 incl. 31.2% premium | – |
| 80 |
Eberhard Co Ref 31072 Cp Alfa Romeo 110Th Anniversary
|
– | €1,968 incl. 31.2% premium | – |
Showing 113–120 of 76,255 auction records at Antiquorum. Prices as reported by the auction house, in the sale's original currency.
Curated from publicly documented auction results. Realized prices, hammer plus premium, never asking prices.
The most expensive wristwatch ever sold at auction. A one-off in steel with 20 complications, sold for charity.
Pocket watch with 24 complications, commissioned in 1925. Held the all-time record for years.
Paul Newman's own exotic-dial Daytona, a gift from Joanne Woodward. The most expensive Rolex ever sold.
One of only four known steel examples of the first serially produced perpetual calendar chronograph.
Resold at Phillips Geneva, 8 Nov 2025, for CHF 14,190,000
The only known white gold manual-wind Daytona. Sold for charity.
The first wristwatch by the master finisher, a grande sonnerie minute repeater.
Black-dial triple calendar moonphase owned by the last emperor of Vietnam.
Handmade pocket watch by the greatest watchmaker of the 20th century.
First-generation Speedmaster from 1957 with tropical dial, a record for Omega.
Worn by Brando in Apocalypse Now, bezel removed, caseback hand-engraved by Brando.
Steel prototype with 18 complications, sold for charity.
Double-faced grand complication, one of Patek's most complicated wristwatches.
Showing 49,72 of 153,818 results (filtered)
Marketplace
$7,500
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$840.00
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$1,870
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$32,450
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$540.00
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$1,980
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$181,250
An exceptional pair of George III ormolu-mounted red tortoiseshell musical table clocks of small size, made for the Ottoman market MARKWICK MARKHAM, LONDON. CIRCA 1765
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$780.00
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$3,300
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$9,375
A George II miniature gilt-brass mounted tortoiseshell eight day striking bracket clock on wall bracket, for the Ottoman market THE CASE AND DIAL EARLY 18TH CENTURY AND SIGNED R. PECKOVER, LONDON. MOVEMENT EARLY 19TH CENTURY AND SIGNED JAMES HOW, KENT
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$900.00
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$1,100
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$3,000
A George II brass-mounted ebonised striking eight day table clock with alarm BEARING SIGNATURE DANIEL QUARE AND STEPHEN HORSEMAN, LONDON. SECOND QUARTER 18TH CENTURY
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$60.00
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$1,210
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$15,000
A George II walnut striking longcase clock of month duration, with year calendar and equation of time JOHN TOPPING, MEMORY MASTER, LONDON. CIRCA 1730
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$336.00
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$6,050
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$6,250
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$1,080
A French white marble and ormalu eight day timepiece four-glass mantel clock RETAILED BY COMPAGNIE DES BRONZES, BRUSSELS. CIRCA 1890
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$1,540
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$625.00
LEE, Ronald A. The Knibb Family: Clockmakers , The Manor House Press, Byfleet, 1964, 40° half title, coloured and half tone illustrations, original blue and red cloth gilt, dust-jacket, number 795 of 1,000 copies, some damages
Marketplace
$660.00