Exceptional Vintage Timepiece Auction 2015-10-31 Auction - 113 Price Results - Last Chance in NY
Exceptional Vintage Timepiece Auction
1960s Gold & Stainless Zodiac Moon Phase Watch
1971, 1 of 10, Cellini Mexican Independence Rolex
1930s Stainless Steel Patek Philippe Watch
Done
Various, NY, United States
Auction Details

Exceptional Vintage Timepiece Auction

LiveAuctioneers, the leading online marketplace for luxury and collectible auction items, is proud to introduce our new pilot program, Last Chance by LiveAuctioneers. In this venture, LiveAuctioneers works with auction houses to create curated sales using unsold exceptional items, giving their discerning bidders a "last chance" at some of our auction houses' best pieces. Our second Exceptional Vintage Timepiece Auction features truly rare pocket and wrist watches that have rarely been seen at auction before. These include, a solid gold Tiffany & Co. Ladies watch, a Bulova pink gold ladies cocktail watch, a 1940s stainless steel Patek Philippe, and the top lot, the 1/10 Treaty of Cordoba Cellini Rolex watch, recently sold at auction for $44,000. Please contact fiona.brennan@liveauctioneers.com with any questions about the lots.
LeCoultre 8 Day Desk Clock: LeCoultre was a marketing enterprise set up by Jaeger LeCoultre to attract an American auctience. All timepieces made under the LeCoultre name were marketed, cased, and timed in the U.S. Movement:
Est.
US$900
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US$1,200
Lot Passed
Hamilton Pocket Watch: When sporting a Hamilton watch, one is wearing a watch filled with American spirit and unique personality. This Swiss watchmaking company is a pioneer in the worlds of aviation, cinema, electric and
Est.
US$900
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US$1,200
Lot Passed
Ladies Bucherer Ball Watch: The Bucherer brand has been family owned since 1888, and is world-renowned for their precious, contemporary watches. Bucherer watches are known for their tradition, innovation, and creativity.
Est.
US$700
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US$900
Lot Passed
Swiss Key Wind Pocket Watch: Movement: Key Wind Manual Dial: Roman Porcelain Metal: 18k yellow gold Weight: 28 grams Circa: 1880s Additional Information: hand etched back; highly unusual racheted key
Est.
US$900
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US$1,200
Lot Passed
1950s Stainless Steel Tudor Watch: Tudor Watches was founded in 1926 by Hans Wilsdorf, as a subsidiary of Rolex. The brand soon distanced itself from Rolex, creating sport-oriented watches, targeting divers and racers. Movement:
Est.
US$1,300
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US$1,500
Lot Passed
1960s Gold & Stainless Zodiac Moon Phase Watch: Zodiac Watches have been entirely Swiss Made since 1882. The brand is known for their patented crown and stem system, and the invention of the first dive watch. Movement: Automatic Bracelet: Genuine
Est.
US$1,800
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US$2,200
Lot Passed
1950s 14k White Gold LeCoultre Grasshopper Watch: LeCoultre was a marketing enterprise set up by Jaeger LeCoultre to attract an American auctience. All timepieces made under the LeCoultre name were marketed, cased, and timed in the U.S. Movement:
Est.
US$1,300
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US$1,500
Lot Passed
1890s 14k Gold Repeater Pocket Watch: Movement: Manual Wind Dial: Porcelain White Dial Metal: 14k Yellow Gold Diameter: 57mm Weight: 130 grams Circa: 1890s Additional Information: Stopwatch function; Quarter hour repeater; intital plate
Est.
US$3,500
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US$4,500
Lot Passed
SOLD
1950s Stainless Rolex Shock Resisting Oyster Watch: There is no question that Rolex is the leading name in luxury watches. With over 400 registered patents, Rolex stands as the ultimate pioneer in the development of the wristwatch. In 2014, Forbes
Est.
US$1,200
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US$1,500
1970s Stainless Steel Wittnauer Watch: Wittnauer was found in New York City in 1872 by Albert Wittnauer, a 16 year old Swiss immigrant. He noticed the lack of quality, American-made watches in the market, and began to create Wittnauer
Est.
US$500
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US$700
Lot Passed
SOLD
Ladies 1960s Platinum & Diamond Cartier Watch: Cartier is a pioneer in watchmaking style, combining utility, luxury, and elegance. In addition to creating the first wristwatch, Cartier also revolutionized watchmaking design in the early years of
Est.
US$1,800
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US$2,200
2000 Stainless Steel Bulgari Watch: Although Bulgari is most known for its jewelry, in the 1970s, the company began to expand the company vision to include watchmaking. Due to the widespread success, by 1980, Bulgari had founded
Est.
US$750
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US$850
Lot Passed
SOLD
1970s 18k Gold Corum Watch: Founded in 1955, Corum is known for their high-quality and high-price watches, most of which are limited edition. The company is well known for its unique styles, including the Bubble, Cube, and
Est.
US$1,000
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US$1,200
SOLD
Ladies 1970s 14k Gold & Pearls Lucien Piccard Watch: Since 1923, Lucien Piccard earned respect and a reputation for classic quality and style. Many celebrities and figures of the day chose Lucien Piccard including famed actress Ava Gardner who gifted
Est.
US$1,200
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US$1,400
SOLD
Ladies 1970s 18k Omega Mesh & Diamond Watch: Founded in 1848, Omega is a luxury Swiss watchmaking company that is extremely popular all over the globe. Omega is best known for being the watch company chosen by NASA to be the first watch on the
Est.
US$2,700
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US$3,000
1960s 14kt White Gold Tiffany & Co. Watch: Although known for its luxury goods and jewelry, Tiffany & Co. has also outfitted the world with the very best examples of fine Swiss watchmaking. Responsible for the installation of one of New York
Est.
US$1,200
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US$1,500
Lot Passed
1960s Rolex 14k Yellow Gold Watch: There is no question that Rolex is the leading name in luxury watches. With over 400 registered patents, Rolex stands as the ultimate pioneer in the development of the wristwatch. In 2014, Forbes
Est.
US$1,800
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US$2,000
Lot Passed
1980s 18k Gold Tiffany & Co. Watch: Although known for its luxury goods and jewelry, Tiffany & Co. has also outfitted the world with the very best examples of fine Swiss watchmaking. Responsible for the installation of one of New York
Est.
US$4,500
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US$5,500
Lot Passed