Hammer prices including buyer's premium, from completed auctions. Unlike an asking price, this is what a buyer actually paid.
150,181
Lots
$27,734
Average hammer, USD sales
$13,922,000
Record, USD sales
Antiquorum
Top house
48% of lots beat their high estimate and only 7% fell short of the low, across 148,923 completed sales from 1989 to Aug 2026.
Refreshed weekly, latest sale 28 Aug 2026.
| Lot | Watch | Estimate | Result | Vs estimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 217 |
ROLEX, SWITZERLAND, REF. 6264, DAYTONA "PAUL NEWMAN", STAINLE…
Steel |
€300,000–500,000 | €406,720 incl. 31.2% premium | -19% |
| 3047 |
WALTHAM: 12K GOLD KEYLESS WIND OPEN FACE WATCH
Gold · Manual |
$2,000–3,000 | $2,048 incl. 28% premium | -32% |
| 285 |
ROLEX, LARGE 18K PINK GOLD TRIPLE CALENDAR ‘PADELLONE’ WITH M…
Rose gold |
$30,000–50,000 | $95,250 | +91% |
| 5207 |
A Lange & Sohne Zeitwork WG
|
– | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 10 |
F.P. Journe Chronomètre à Résonance “Souscription, No. 007”
|
– | $13,922,000 | – |
| 9718 |
A metal paperweight, Made for the Deepsea Challenge, Circa 20…
2010 |
HK$4,500–9,000 | HK$16,640 | +85% |
| 208 |
Cartier Crash Yellow Gold And Diamond Set
Yellow gold |
€200,000–400,000 | €308,320 incl. 31.2% premium | -23% |
| 3021 |
MOVADO: 18K YELLOW GOLD WRISTWATCH
Yellow gold |
$500–800 | $1,920 incl. 28% premium | +140% |
Showing 1–8 of 202,563 auction records. 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 3,169,3,192 of 165,718 results
Marketplace
$384,000
Reference 5960 | A platinum annual calendar flyback chronograph wristwatch with power reserve and day and night indication, Circa 2007
Marketplace
$128,000
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$281,600
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$179,200
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$108,800
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$230,400
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$128,000
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$358,400
Reference 5140 | A white gold perpetual calendar wristwatch with moon phases, 24 hours and leap year indication, Circa 2006
Marketplace
$140,800
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$281,600
Reference 5038 | A limited edition white gold perpetual calendar wristwatch with moon phases, 24 hours and leap year indication, Circa 1997
Marketplace
$83,200
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$332,800
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$89,600
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$140,800
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$153,600
Phidias World Time, Reference 48200/967J-4 | A yellow gold and diamond-set world time bracelet watch with date, Circa 1995
Marketplace
$115,200
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$128,000
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$121,600
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$96,000
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$89,600
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$96,000
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$115,200
A large silver repoussee four train quarter repeating petite sonnerie carriage clock with alarm, date, moon phase and moon age indication, Circa 1730
Marketplace
$76,800
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