What watches actually sold for
Every lot below is a completed sale, newest first.
| Lot | Watch | Estimate | Result | Vs estimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29 |
Reference 903 | Retailed by Cartier New York: A very slim yel…
Yellow gold · 1970 |
$4,000–6,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 85 |
Reference 117.040 Grande Lange 1 'Dubail Edition' | A white g…
White gold · 2017 |
$130,000–230,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 30 |
Stepped Tank | New York retailed: A yellow gold rectangular w…
Yellow gold · 1970 |
$8,000–12,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 86 |
1941 Remontoire | A limited edition stainless steel wristwatc…
Steel · 2020 |
$60,000–120,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 31 |
A fine and unusual yellow gold miniature prism mystery clock …
Yellow gold · 1955 |
$15,000–30,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 87 |
Reference P01262 Balancier Convexe S² | A limited edition tit…
Titanium · 2025 |
$150,000–250,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 32 |
Catalogue of the Collection of Watches, The Property of J. Pi…
1912 |
$20,000–40,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 88 |
La Resonance | An extremely limited production titanium semi-…
Titanium · 2023 |
$150,000–300,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
These watches were offered but did not sell, because no bid reached the reserve. An unsold lot is still a data point: it marks where the market declined to go.
Showing 113–120 of 25,555 unsold lots at Sotheby's. Prices as reported by the auction house, in the sale's original currency.
