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Tudor Tudor Black Bay ’Platinum Jubilee RaSP’, Reference 79030B A limited edition stainless steel wristwatch with bracelet Circa 2022 Dial: blue Calibre: cal. MT5402 automatic winding, 27 jewels Case: stainless steel, screw-down case back with Platinum Jubilee engraving Case number: 8’4Z8’212, 160/300 Closure: stainless steel Tudor bracelet and folding clasp Size: 39 mm diameter, bracelet circumference approximately 175 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Tudor Guarantee card, guarantee and user manual booklets, numbered hang tag and presentation box with outer packaging Tudor’s Black Bay collection stands as the brand’s most popular and sought-after range, renowned for its blend of vintage charm and modern craftsmanship. Introduced in 2012, this collection draws inspiration from the iconic Tudor Oyster Prince Submariner ref. 7922, which made its debut back in 1954. As a result, the current iteration of the Black Bay appeals to individuals who appreciate vintage aesthetics but also value a touch of contemporary style. In 2022, Tudor joined forces with the elite wing Royalty and Specialist Protection Unit of the British police to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee. Each watch produced for this collaboration proudly displays the RaSP logo—a Tudor rose adorned with a crown—at the six o’clock position, along with a special engraving on the case back, and the officers personal warrant number which is purposely not shown here. The present lot is the 160th edition of only 300 ever made, and comes directly from an active member of this renowned unit, adding an extra layer of significance and authenticity. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Tudor

Estimation : 8000 - 12000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Breitling Breitling Superocean Heritage, Reference AB2010 A stainless steel wristwatch with date Circa 2020 Dial: black Calibre: cal. B20 automatic, 26 jewels Case: stainless steel, screw-down case back Case number: 5’102’052 Closure: Breitling rubber strap and stainless steel folding clasp Size: 42 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Breitling warranty card, instruction manual and presentation box, Specialist Firearms Command CO 19 patch and “Operation London Bridge 1926–2022” commemorative coin Breitling is renowned for its tool watches, such as the Navitimer for pilots and the Superocean for divers. Since its introduction in 1957, the Superocean collection has become an emblematic line in the watchmaking world, appreciated for its robustness, water resistance, excellent legibility, and precision. These qualities make it an ideal timepiece for an operational commission. The present watch is a highly special edition of the Superocean Heritage made for London’s Metropolitan Police Specialist Firearms Command (SCO19/MO19), the Met’s elite armed capability and a unit closely associated with the “Trojan” call-sign used for Armed Response Vehicle teams. Produced in a strictly limited series of 40 examples, individually numbered; this watch is No. 09/40. The black dial features a Trojan helmet, the Roman numerals “XIX” (a reference to the unit designation), and a yellow “19” accent to the chapter ring, understood as a nod to internal vehicle identifiers. The familiar Superocean Heritage layout remains intact with luminous baton markers, arrow hands and a date at 6 o’clock. On the back, it reads like a career record. Alongside the engraved “Specialist Firearms Command”, the case back is further inscribed with abbreviated postings ARV, TST, NFI, CP, reflecting specialist roles held across the issuing officer’s service. An individual service identifier is present but is intentionally not shown. Most notably, the watch remains with the actively serving officer to whom these inscriptions pertain. Specialist Firearms Command officers are deployed to the most serious armed incidents in London and form an important part of the capital’s counter-terrorism response. The present example is offered from a serving member whose career includes participation in the Metropolitan Police response to the multiple London Bombings, Westminster Bridge & London Bridge terror attacks. All contributing a particular weight to the watch’s context. Powered by the Breitling B20 calibre, a self-winding movement offering a 70-hour power reserve and accompanied by Breitling presentation box and papers. The watch is further sold with a commemorative coin stating, “Operation London Bridge 1926–2022”, marking the nationally coordinated operation enacted following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, of which the owner participated in, together with Specialist Firearms Command patch. An exclusive and meaningful creation, this limited edition pays tribute to the courage and dedication of those who risk their lives to protect others. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Breitling

Estimation : 3000 - 5000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Omega Omega Seamaster ’RaSP 195266 ASW/064’ A limited edition stainless steel wristwatch with date and bracelet Circa 2020 Dial: blue Calibre: cal. 8900 automatic, 39 jewels Movement number: 89’841’371 Case: stainless steel, sapphire display screw-down back Case number: 89’841’371 Closure: stainless steel Omega bracelet and folding clasp Size: 42 mm diameter, bracelet circumference approximately 175 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Omega Warranty and presentation case with outer packaging The Omega Seamaster ‘RaSP 195266 ASW/064’ is an exceptional and historically significant timepiece, offered on the market for the very first time. Produced for a highly specific purpose, this watch reflects Omega’s longstanding tradition of precision, reliability, and robust engineering, tailored for professional use. The “RaSP” designation refers to Royalty and Specialist Protection, a specialist branch of the Metropolitan Police’s Protection Command. Its role centres on the close protection of members of the Royal Family and certain government figures, as well as the security of visiting dignitaries and heads of state. RaSP officers also undertake armed protective duties at key royal residences, and are involved in the secure movement of protectees, including escorted travel. The context for such work has, by necessity, extended beyond routine protection to encompass major public engagements and ceremonial occasions, state and diplomatic visits, and periods of heightened security sensitivity. In this light, the present watch’s markings should be understood as a practical record of the owners service, while the watch itself remains clearly rooted in Omega’s Seamaster design language. As a piece with unique historical and technical significance, the ‘RaSP 195266 ASW/064’ exemplifies Omega’s commitment to combining performance, craftsmanship, and patriotic service in one extraordinary watch. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Omega

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Tudor Tudor Pelagos ‘1664-2024 Royal Marines 360’, Reference 25717N A limited edition titanium wristwatch made to commemorate the 360th anniversary of the British Royal Marines Circa 2025 Dial: black Calibre: cal. MT5602 automatic, 26 jewels Case: titanium, screw-down case back with Royal Marines 360th anniversary engraving Case number: N°029, 22Q6608 Closure: Tudor fabric strap and titanium clasp Size: 42 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Tudor warranty card, instruction manual, numbered hang tag, additional black fabric strap and presentation box with outer packaging The present watch ranks among the most significant modern military-associated wristwatches produced by Tudor, created to commemorate the 360th anniversary of the Royal Marines, founded in 1664. Founded during the reign of King Charles II, the Royal Marines form part of the United Kingdom’s Naval Service and are defined by their commando-trained amphibious role, an identity captured in the Corps’ motto, Per Mare, Per Terram (“By Sea, By Land”). This anniversary edition is therefore rooted not in generic military symbolism, but in the history of a specific institution with more than three and a half centuries of continuous service. Produced in 2024, the Pelagos FXD “1664–2024 Royal Marines 360” was issued in a strictly limited series of 60 examples, corresponding directly to the anniversary year. Distribution was closed and restricted exclusively to serving and former Royal Marines, and the model was never offered for public sale. Each watch was engraved on the case back with the recipient’s personal service number, a historically resonant detail recalling traditional military-issued timepieces; the engraving on the present example has been discreetly obscured for privacy. The selection of the Pelagos FXD platform is particularly apposite. Conceived as Tudor’s most purpose-driven professional dive watch, the FXD is distinguished by its titanium construction, fixed strap bars, and functional design language. Unlike conventional commemorative editions, the FXD reflects a contemporary military brief rather than a retrospective homage. The watch is powered by the Manufacture Calibre MT5602, reinforcing its status as a purpose-built instrument. Numbered 29 of 60, the present example was delivered in May 2025 and is offered in unworn condition. Given the extremely limited production, the personalised nature of the engraving, and the strong esprit de corps traditionally associated with the Royal Marines, examples are exceptionally seldom encountered on the open market. The Tudor Pelagos FXD “Royal Marines 360” occupies a distinct position within contemporary watchmaking: neither a commercial limited edition nor a symbolic tribute, but a watch created for a defined and earned constituency. As such, it stands as a modern counterpart to historically issued military watches and represents a rare opportunity to acquire a Tudor wristwatch with genuine institutional provenance and commemorative significance. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Tudor

Estimation : 10000 - 20000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Tudor Tudor Pelagos ’PARA’, Reference 25600TN A special order titanium and stainless steel wristwatch with date and bracelet Circa 2022 Dial: black Calibre: cal. MT5612 automatic, 26 jewels Case: titanium and stainless steel, screw-down case back with ’PARA’ engraving Case number: N°44/80, 757D203 Closure: Tudor titanium and stainless steel bracelet and folding clasp Size: 42 mm diameter, bracelet circumference approximately 200 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Tudor warranty card, instruction manual, numbered hang tag, additional black rubber strap, presentation box with outer packaging, beret cap badge, and a set of wings The Tudor Pelagos reference 26500T stands as the definitive modern diver’s watch from the Geneva manufacture. Engineered for both deep-sea performance and everyday practicality, it features a robust 42.5 mm titanium and stainless-steel case, paired with a matching titanium and stainless-steel bracelet and bezel that offer exceptional lightness, durability, and comfort. A well-integrated helium escape valve underscores its professional qualities, while the matte dial and discreet date display enhance legibility and daily usability. Yet this edition distinguishes itself far beyond its technical merits. Commissioned specially for the British Army’s elite Parachute Regiment, one of the most respected airborne units in the world, it was produced in just 80 pieces to commemorate the regiment’s 80th anniversary. The caseback is engraved with the emblem of the Parachute Regiment and identifies the present watch as number 44 in the edition, a number that alludes to the Battle of Arnhem in 1944. Fought in September 1944 as part of Operation Market Garden, the battle saw British airborne forces, including elements of the Parachute Regiment, dropped near Arnhem in the eastern Netherlands in an attempt to capture and hold the road bridge over the Lower Rhine. Although the bridge could not be held and the operation did not achieve its objectives, Arnhem has become one of the most defining episodes in the regiment’s history, closely associated with both its courage and the heavy losses sustained. The dial is further personalised at 9 o’clock with the regimental insignia, reinforcing the watch’s close association with this distinguished unit and its history. Uniting contemporary sports watchmaking with significant military heritage, this Pelagos represents a rare opportunity to acquire a highly exclusive piece with genuine provenance. A future collectible in every sense, combining technical mastery with a storied legacy. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Tudor

Estimation : 10000 - 20000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Rolex Rolex ’Pre-Explorer’, Navy limited edition, Reference 6150 A stainless steel wristwatch Circa 1953 Dial: black Calibre: cal. A296 automatic, 18 jewels Movement number: 06’446 Case: stainless steel, screw-down case back Case number: 931’134 Closure: associated fabric strap and metal pin buckle Size: 36 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Papers: no Box: yes Accessories: Rolex presentation box with outer packaging The present Rolex reference 6150, often referred to as a “Pre-Explorer,” is a remarkable and historically significant example with a unique military provenance. Originally produced in the early 1950s, the reference 6150 predates the official release of the Explorer, yet this example bears the iconic Explorer name on the dial, reflecting its place at the very beginning of Rolex’s legendary model lineage. This particular watch carries an extraordinary naval history. Sent to the Royal Navy around 1953, it is engraved with “H.S.10 CD” (Clearance Divers), a military serial number 931134, and the distinctive military crow’s foot marking. Only approximately 300 such watches were issued to the Navy, making surviving examples exceedingly rare. The watch remained with its original owner—a naval officer and ex-military serviceman—stored in a suitcase for nearly 40 years before being rediscovered by the current owner. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Rolex

Estimation : 8000 - 12000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Rolex Rolex GMT-Master, Reference 6542 A stainless steel dual time zone wristwatch with date and bakelite bezel Circa 1956 Dial: gloss black, ’roulette’ date Calibre: cal. 1030 automatic, 25 jewels Movement number: N’702’832 Case: stainless steel, screw-down case back Case number: 212’434 Size: 39 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no Accessories: none The enduring popularity of the Rolex GMT-Master series is a testament to the timeless design of the reference that started it all, the reference 6542. Widely regarded as the archetype of the GMT-Master line, the 6542 was introduced in 1955 and produced for just four years before being discontinued in 1959. Rooted in the mid-century glamour of air travel, the watch was originally created for Pan Am pilots during the golden age of flight. Its cultural impact was further cemented when it appeared on the wrist of Honor Blackman as Pussy Galore in the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger. The reference 6542 is iconic for being the first watch to feature the now-legendary blue and red “Pepsi” bezel, a design element that has contributed greatly to its devoted collector following. Uniquely, it was the only Rolex reference fitted with a Bakelite bezel insert. Though the material proved somewhat impractical due to its tendency to crack, it imparts a remarkable depth and character to the bezel that is absent in later models, which employed metal or ceramic inserts. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Rolex

Estimation : 22000 - 50000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Rolex Rolex Oysterquartz Day-Date, Reference 19148 A yellow gold and diamond-set wristwatch with day, date and bracelet Circa 2001 Dial: gilt, diamond-set Calibre: cal. 5055 quartz, 11 jewels Movement number: Case: 18k yellow gold and diamond-set, screw-down case back Case number: 8’562’459 Closure: 18k yellow gold and diamond-set Rolex Oysterquartz bracelet and folding clasp Size: 36 mm diameter, bracelet circumference approximately 175 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Rolex guarantee, literature booklets, COSC hang tag, cardholder, silk scarf, original invoice and presentation suitcase Total approximate weight including bracelet 155 g The Rolex Oysterquartz reference 19148 is a striking example of the brand’s innovative approach to quartz technology, combining Rolex’s legendary craftsmanship in gold and diamonds with the precision and reliability of a quartz movement. Introduced during the late 1970s, the Oysterquartz line represented a bold step for Rolex, incorporating cutting-edge electronic timekeeping while retaining the iconic Oyster case design and enduring aesthetic codes of the brand. This reference 19148, crafted in yellow gold and diamond-set, features the distinctive angular case and integrated bracelet that define the Oysterquartz family. Its clean dial and precise lines underscore Rolex’s ability to merge technical innovation with timeless elegance. The movement, renowned for its accuracy and durability, is housed in a robust Oyster case, ensuring both reliability and classic Rolex presence on the wrist. Produced in very limited numbers, the reference 19148 remains highly collectible, prized for its rarity and unique place in Rolex’s history as one of the brand’s few quartz creations. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Rolex

Estimation : 20000 - 50000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Rolex Rolex Reference 4062 A stainless steel and pink gold chronograph wristwatch Circa 1947 Dial: grey, silvered Calibre: manual winding, 17 jewels Case: stainless steel and pink gold, snap-on case back Case number: 569’315, 307 Closure: stainless steel Rolex buckle Size: 35.5 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no Accessories: none Produced between 1942 and 1963, the Reference 4062 was made in different metals, including stainless steel, yellow and pink gold as well as some two-tone versions, such as the present lot. While chronographs are usually associated with sporty designs, this model, with its teardrop lugs, rectangular pushers and coin-edge band would today be considered as a dressier watch. Its 36mm diameter and slim case makes it particularly elegant and enjoyable to wear.

Rolex

Estimation : 10000 - 20000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Patek Philippe Patek Philippe Reference 5370P-001 A platinum split-seconds chronograph wristwatch Circa 2021 Dial: black enamel Calibre: cal. CHR 29-535 PS manual winding, 34 jewels Movement number: 5’253’885 Case: platinum, snap-on sapphire crystal display case back Case number: 6’238’351 Closure: Patek Philippe alligator strap and platinum folding clasp Size: 41 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no Accessories: Patek Philippe factory box and solid case back Throughout its distinguished history, Patek Philippe has been celebrated for its chronographs. Many of the manufacture’s references have become icons, highly coveted by collectors for their refinement, technical mastery, and timeless elegance. Patek Philippe’s expertise in crafting impeccably finished chronographs with exceptional movements is unquestionable. The present piece is particularly noteworthy, as it houses the manufacture’s first in-house split-seconds chronograph movement: a complication that allows the measurement of intermediate times or two simultaneous short-duration events. This sophisticated mechanism is driven by the CHR 29-535 PS calibre, offering a power reserve of over 65 hours and showcasing an extraordinary degree of finishing. The craftsmanship extends well beyond the movement. The platinum case displays the meticulous attention to detail for which the brand is known, while the black grand feu enamel dial; a notoriously demanding technique that highlights the skill of Patek Philippe’s master artisans. The dial is elegantly completed with applied Breguet numerals. This watch perfectly embodies Patek Philippe’s philosophy of understated sophistication and uncompromising finishing. The split-seconds complication enhances its technical appeal without altering its classic aesthetic, making it a remarkably desirable and harmonious timepiece. Please note that this lot includes endangered species, which will require a CITES permit for export. Please refer to the Guide for Buyers at Auction and Conditions of Business for Buyers for additional information. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Patek Philippe

Estimation : 70000 - 150000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Patek Philippe Patek Philippe Reference 5160/500G-001 A double sealed white gold perpetual calendar wristwatch with day, retrograde date, moon phases, leap year indication and hand-engraved case Circa 2022 Dial: silvered Calibre: cal. 324 S QR automatic, 30 jewels Movement number: 7’222’054 Case: 18k white gold, sapphire-crystal case back protected by a hand-engraved hinged dust cover Case number: 6’276’557 Closure: Patek Philippe alligator strap with 18k white gold folding clasp Size: 38 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no Accessories: Patek Philippe factory box The Patek Philippe reference 5160, launched in 2010 as the successor to reference 5159, is a masterclass in both artisanal handcraft and modern horological innovation. From the very first glance, one is captivated by the exquisite engravings that adorn the dial, case, screws, and even the clasp. The spirals and scroll patterns on the Officer-style case pay homage to historical watches of the early 20th century, marrying vintage inspiration with contemporary craftsmanship. Exclusively executed in white gold, the engraved grooves are blackened with silver powder to highlight the intricate detailing and enhance the watch’s overall vintage aesthetic. This subtle yet meticulous finishing underscores Patek Philippe’s dedication to heritage and artisanal precision, achieving a perfect balance between decorative mastery and classic design. Evocative of vintage pocket watches, the 5160 features a hinged cuvette that reveals the magnificent movement within. The automatic perpetual calendar movement combines sophistication and practicality, establishing the watch as a quintessential dress timepiece. The present example is the upgraded 2016 version, featuring elegant Breguet numerals in place of Roman numerals. Coupled with the engraved dial and classic spearhead hands, the design achieves absolute harmony. This particular lot is offered double sealed, emphasising its pristine condition. Although the reference 5160 remains in production, examples are rarely seen on the market due to the extremely limited production dictated by the extensive handcraft required for each watch. Please note that this lot includes endangered species, which will require a CITES permit for export. Please refer to the Guide for Buyers at Auction and Conditions of Business for Buyers for additional information. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Patek Philippe

Estimation : 60000 - 140000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Patek Philippe Patek Philippe Calatrava, Reference 3445 A yellow gold wristwatch with date Circa 1964 Dial: gilt Calibre: cal. 27-460 M automatic, 37 jewels Movement number: 1’121’511 Case: 18k yellow gold, screw down case back Case number: 315’925 Closure: associated leather strap and stainless steel pin buckle Size: 35 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no Accessories: none The Patek Philippe reference 3445 is a landmark model in the brand’s history, celebrated as the first automatic Calatrava to feature a date complication displayed through a discreet aperture at three o’clock. Introduced in the 1960s, this reference combines the elegance and restraint of the classic Calatrava design with the convenience of a self-winding movement, exemplifying Patek Philippe’s ability to marry form and function seamlessly. Crafted in yellow gold, the 3445 features a clean, minimalist dial with applied indices and a slim, polished bezel, reinforcing the Calatrava’s reputation for timeless sophistication. Its automatic movement is finished to the highest standards, reflecting the maison’s commitment to mechanical excellence. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Patek Philippe

Estimation : 4000 - 6000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Patek Philippe Patek Philippe Calatrava, Reference 3520/12 A yellow gold bracelet watch Circa 1971 Dial: silvered Caliber: cal. 175 manual winding, 18 jewels Movement number: 1’167’550 Case: 18k yellow gold, screw down case back Case number: 2’687’114 Closure: Patek Philippe 18k yellow gold integrated bracelet Size: 33 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: yes Accessories: Patek Philippe certificate of origin and travel pouch Total approximate weight including bracelet 80 g The Calatrava reference 3520/12 is a refined expression of Patek Philippe’s iconic dress watch lineage, exemplifying the timeless elegance and understated sophistication that has defined the Calatrava since its introduction. Crafted in yellow gold, the watch combines classic proportions with a clean, minimalist dial, offering a watch that is both versatile and distinctly Patek Philippe. It features a perfectly balanced case, slender profile, and traditional baton-style hands, underscoring the Calatrava’s emphasis on restraint and harmony. The manually wound movement within is finished to the highest Patek Philippe standards, reflecting the brand’s dedication to technical precision and artisanal craftsmanship. Produced in limited numbers, the 3520/12 is highly sought after by collectors who value its combination of elegance, mechanical excellence, and historical significance. This example represents a rare opportunity to acquire a classic Calatrava that embodies the enduring appeal and sophistication of Patek Philippe’s most celebrated dress watch line. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Patek Philippe

Estimation : 7000 - 10000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Patek Philippe Patek Philippe Reference 5109P-001 A platinum wristwatch Circa 2006 Dial: silvered Calibre: cal. 215 manual winding, 18 jewels Movement number: 1’892’212 Case: platinum, case back secured by 4 screws Case number: 4’290’663 Closure: Patek Philippe alligator strap and platinum buckle Size: 43 x 30 mm Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin, product literature, leather bifold and presentation case The Patek Philippe reference 5109P is a striking example of the brand’s approach to contemporary elegance, combining a sleek, rectangular style case with the refined craftsmanship for which Patek Philippe is celebrated. Crafted in platinum, the 5109P offers a substantial yet sophisticated wrist presence, reflecting both modern taste and classic proportions. This reference remains highly desirable among collectors, appreciated for its combination of sculptural design, rare precious metal execution, and exceptional mechanical pedigree. This example presents an excellent opportunity to acquire a refined and distinctive Patek Philippe timepiece that embodies both contemporary sophistication and the brand’s enduring tradition of horological artistry. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot. Please note that this lot includes endangered species, which will require a CITES permit for export. Please refer to the Guide for Buyers at Auction and Conditions of Business for Buyers for additional information.

Patek Philippe

Estimation : 8000 - 16000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Patek Philippe Patek Philippe Reference 5130P-001 A platinum world time wristwatch Circa 2010 Dial: silvered and blue Calibre: cal. 240HU automatic, 33 jewels Movement number: 5’517’638 Case: platinum, screw down sapphire crystal display back Case number: 4’501’908 Closure: Patek Philippe alligator strap and platinum folding clasp Size: 39.5 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: yes Papers: yes Accessories: Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin, instruction manual, leather bifold and presentation box with outer packaging Patek Philippe is renowned for many things, whether it’s the quality of its finishes, its chronographs, or its many collections such as the Ellipse, the Calatrava, the Nautilus, and more. But Patek Philippe is also synonymous with the art of creating absolutely perfect Heure Universelle watches. Watchmakers are sometimes assisted by artisans to decorate the dials, using techniques such as enamel work. Their world time watches are considered the ultimate luxury travel watches. Often decorated with guilloché engraving or enamel at the center, the eye is immediately drawn to the many details: the 24 cities around the dial, the central decoration, or the graceful shape of the case. Among the grand complications, such as the minute repeater world time or chronograph world time, here we find the purest simplicity: the 5130P-001, a world timer with a beautiful sunburst guilloché center and an slim platinum case, reminiscent of the elegance of a Calatrava. This reference was launched in 2006. The sapphire case back reveals the calibre 240 HU and its micro-rotor, which enables this slender profile. All these features contribute to the perfection of this watch. Equipped with a special ring-shaped hour hand, this model stands as the successor to the Ref. 5110 produced between 2000 and 2006. A platinum piece with a sublime guilloché pattern at the center of its blue dial and perfect proportions; this is a truly elegant watch for the modern traveler and collector. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Patek Philippe

Estimation : 20000 - 40000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Patek Philippe Patek Philippe Calatrava, Reference 5053J-001 A yellow gold wristwatch with date Circa 2005 Dial: silvered Caliber: cal. 315/202 automatic, 30 jewels Movement number: 3’357’025 Case: 18k yellow gold, officer’s style case back revealing sapphire crystal display back Case number: 4’164’454 Closure: Patek Philippe alligator strap and 18k yellow gold pin buckle Size: 35.5 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no Accessories: Patek Philippe travel pouch In production between 2001 and 2005, the case design of reference 5033 with its hinged case back, onion crown and the screw-in strap bar makes it a true officer’s watch. The elegance of the watch is further emphasized thank you to its silvered dial featuring Breguet numerals. Moreover, the hinged case back reveals a sapphire crystal display that allows the wearer of the watch to admire the intricate automatic caliber 315, showcasing Patek Philippe’s horological expertise. Please note that this lot includes endangered species, which will require a CITES permit for export. Please refer to the Guide for Buyers at Auction and Conditions of Business for Buyers for additional information. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Patek Philippe

Estimation : 6000 - 10000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Patek Philippe Patek Philippe Retailed by A. Cairelli Roma: A yellow gold officer wristwatch Circa 1912 Dial: white enamel Calibre: manual winding, jewelled Movement number: 164’355 Case: 18k yellow gold, snap-on hinged back and cuvette Case number: 270’630 Size: 32 mm diameter Signed: movement, case and dial signed Patek Philippe and A. Cairelli - Roma; cuvette further signed No 15025 Franz Michaelsen Horloger Rome Box: no Papers: no Accessories: none The present officer-style wristwatch retailed by A. Cairelli Roma, housed in a yellow gold case and dating from the early 1910s, represents a rare survival from an era when wristwatches were transitioning from pocket pieces into true wearable wrist instruments. Its elegant proportions and modest size reflect the refined sensibilities of the period, and the hinged, snap-on back is typical of officer watches of that time, designed to protect the movement while preserving a clean, classical profile. The white enamel dial, simple, crisp, and timeless, underlines the watch’s understated elegance, while the yellow gold case imbues the piece with a warm, vintage charm. As a dual-signed example, bearing both the retailer’s mark “A. Cairelli Roma” and the maker’s signature on the dial, case, or movement, it carries the weight of provenance and historical context. It reminds the wearer of a bygone era when watchmaking, retail, and national history often overlapped. Wristwatches retailed by A. Cairelli are especially notable because the firm played a key role in supplying timepieces, both civilian and military, in Italy during the 20th century. For a vintage watch collector, such a watch is not only a fine example of early wristwatch design and workmanship, but also a tangible piece of horological and social history. This yellow gold Cairelli-retailed officer wristwatch offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved example of early 20th-century wristwatch craftsmanship. It is a tastefully elegant and historically significant collectible that bridges the world of classic dress watches and vintage heirlooms. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Patek Philippe

Estimation : 4000 - 7000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025

Patek Philippe Patek Philippe Calatrava, Reference 96 A yellow gold wristwatch Circa 1960 Dial: silvered Calibere: cal. 27-AM 400 manual winding, 18 jewels Movement number: 731’164 Case: 18k yellow gold, snap on back Case number: 312’259 Closure: associated leather strap and stainless steel pin buckle Size: 30.5 mm diameter Signed: case, dial and movement Box: no Papers: no Accessories: none Total approximate weight including strap 41 g This Patek Philippe Calatrava reference 96 in yellow gold from circa 1960 is a quintessential example of the brand’s timeless approach to elegant, minimalist wristwatches. Introduced in the 1930s, the reference 96 helped define the Calatrava line, embodying Patek Philippe’s philosophy of refined simplicity, balanced proportions, and understated sophistication. This yellow gold example exemplifies the watch’s signature features: a slender, perfectly rounded case, clean dial with applied indices, and subtly refined lugs, all harmoniously designed to create a watch that is both discreet and exceptionally elegant on the wrist. The present reference 96 belongs to the 4th series, powered by the hand-wound calibre 27-AM 400, introduced in the early 1960s which updated anti-magnetism and included Patek Philippe’s Gyromax movement, demonstrating Patek Philippe’s commitment to technical excellence alongside aesthetic purity. Please note that Condition 12 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers is not applicable to this lot.

Patek Philippe

Estimation : 5000 - 10000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 17/12/2025