Spectacular watches highlight Antiquorum's december sale

"This is a tremendous opportunity for watch aficionados to bid on a remarkable collection of both modern and vintage watches, particularly rare Patek Philippe timepieces," said Robert Maron, Chairman, Antiquorum."As demonstrated by the success of our recent sales, fine watches continue to have significant growth potential."

Patek Philippe Ref. 5020 (Estimate: $ 140,000 - $ 180,000.)
The connoisseur horologist will be excited to note that the first Patek Philippe Ref. 5020 ever produced, No. 3045000, will be offered in the December auction. The so-called “TV Watch”, produced in 1994, is an extremely fine and very rare, tonneau-shaped, astronomic, water-resistant, 18K yellow gold wristwatch with round button chronograph, register, 24-hour indication, perpetual calendar and moon phases.

Patek Philippe Ref. 5016 (Estimate: $ 550,000 - $ 650,000.)
Another extraordinary timepiece and highlight of the sale is the Patek Philippe Ref. 5016. Produced in 1993, this timepiece is an extremely fine, rare and important, astronomic, minute-repeating, platinum wristwatch with one-minute tourbillon regulator, retrograde perpetual calendar and moon phases.

Patek Philippe Ref. 5013 (Estimate: $ 400,000 - $ 500,000.)
Also for the Patek Philippe collector there is a Ref. 5013. Production of this reference started in 1992. It is an extremely fine, rare and important, tonneau-shaped, minute-repeating, astronomic, self-winding, platinum wristwatch with retrograde perpetual calendar, moon phases and leap year indication.

Franck Muller Caliber 97 (Estimate: $ 300,000 - $ 350,000)
Franck Muller collectors will eagerly be vying for the Caliber 97 "Grande et Petite Sonnerie, Minute-Repeater - Perpetual Calendar”. Produced in 1997, this extraordinary timepiece is a unique, fine and rare, astronomic, grande et petite sonnerie minute-repeating, platinum and diamond set wristwatch with perpetual calendar, equation of time, moon phases and 24 hour display.