Hammer prices including buyer's premium, from completed auctions. Unlike an asking price, this is what a buyer actually paid.
150,140
Lots
$30,413
Average hammer, USD sales
$13,922,000
Record, USD sales
Antiquorum
Top house
49% of lots beat their high estimate and only 6% fell short of the low, across 73,690 completed sales from 1991 to Aug 2026.
Refreshed weekly, latest sale 19 Aug 2026.
| Lot | Watch | Estimate | Result | Vs estimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5157 |
Cartier London Tank Normal
|
– | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5156 |
Rolex Black Galvanic 6238
|
– | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5157 |
Cartier London Tank Normale 18K YG
30.5mm · 18K yellow gold · Manual-wind LeCoultre cal… · 1967 · box only · grade V 8.5 |
$80,000–120,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5156 |
Rolex Chronograph 6238 Black Galvanic Dial
36mm · Stainless steel · Manual-wind Rolex cal. 722 · 1963 · grade V 8.5 |
$100,000–150,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5158 |
Patek Philippe 96 Pink on Pink
|
– | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5155 |
Audemars Piguet Offshore
|
– | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5154 |
(Collectability) Patek Philippe 3747/17J
|
– | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5153 |
Lang & Heyne Friedrich III
|
– | 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 1–8 of 968 unsold lots. 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 313,336 of 48,510 results
Marketplace
$35,000
Patek Philippe. A fine platinum automatic perpetual calendar wristwatch with moon phase Ref:3940P, Case No.2958310, Movement No.775638, Circa 1995
Marketplace
$375.00
Marketplace
$1,125
Marketplace
$1,000
Rolex. A 9K gold manual wind wristwatch Retailed by J. D. Crichton, Edinburgh, Ref:2142, Serial No.414**, Glasgow Import mark for 1937
Marketplace
$1,250
Marketplace
$10,625
Patek Philippe. A fine stainless steel automatic calendar bracelet watch Nautilus, Ref:3800/1, Case No.559352, Movement No.1421581, Sold 5th August 1988
Marketplace
$688.00
Marketplace
$2,500
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$2,000
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$1,750
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$5,250
Patek Philippe. A fine stainless steel and gold automatic calendar bracelet watch Nautilus, Ref:3800/1, Case No.2801178, Movement No.1423555, Sold 27th June 1985
Marketplace
$438.00
Marketplace
$1,625
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$625.00
Marketplace
$625.00
Maurice Lacroix. A Limited Edition stainless steel and gold plated manual wind chronograph wristwatch Ref:46501, No.356/700, Circa 2010
Marketplace
$5,000
Marketplace
$1,938
Marketplace
$5,250
Waltham. A fine 14K gold open face watch with non-magnetic balance and springAmerican Watch Co., No. 2788150, signed "non-Magnetic"
Marketplace
$1,000
Longines. A stainless steel manual wind wristwatch Retailed by Nacib K. Djezvedjian & Son, Constantinople, Case No.532816, Movement No.3532816, Circa 1917
Marketplace
$1,875
Marketplace
$3,750
Jaeger-LeCoultre. An 18ct gold automatic calendar wristwatch Master Control, Ref:140.1.89, Movement No.2715766, Circa 1995
Marketplace
$1,125
Marketplace
$3,125