What watches actually sold for
47% of lots beat their high estimate and only 7% fell short of the low, across 161,305 completed sales from 1989 to Sep 2026.
Refreshed weekly, latest sale 18 Sep 2026.
47% above estimate
46% within
7% below
| Lot | Watch | Estimate | Result | Vs estimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5097 |
Otsuka Lotec 5
|
– | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5156 |
Rolex Chronograph 6238 Black Galvanic Dial
1963 · grade Excellent |
$100,000–150,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5157 |
Cartier London Tank Normale 18K YG
1967 · box only · grade Excellent |
$80,000–120,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5158 |
Patek Philippe 96 Pink on Pink
|
– | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5156 |
Rolex Black Galvanic 6238
1910 |
– | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5157 |
Cartier London Tank Normal
1940 |
– | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5153 |
Lang & Heyne Friedrich III 18K RG Black Dial
2024 · box and papers · grade Like new |
$20,000–30,000 | Unsold no bid met the reserve | – |
| 5152 |
Rolex Submariner 1680 18K YG "Non-Date Conversion"
1971 · grade Excellent |
$20,000–30,000 | 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 1–8 of 26,523 unsold lots. Prices as reported by the auction house, in the sale's original currency.
