Christie’s presents ‘The world of Heidi Horten’, the exquisite jewellery collection of the late Mrs. Heidi Horten. With a pre-sale estimate of more than $150 million, this private jewellery selection is the largest and most valuable ever to come to auction.
We visited Antiquorum to preview a few interesting timepieces before their Spring auction in Geneva.
Christie’s is releasing its 2023 Spring Watch Calendar with a total of 8 auctions to be held in Hong Kong, Dubai, Geneva and New York between March and June.
L’École, School of Jewelry Arts presents a new exhibition in Paris, showcasing over three thousand years of goldsmithing work in China, through a selection of masterpieces from the Mengdiexuan Collection.
Cartier Geneva had a special treat for watch lovers last weekend – the Rare Watches Exhibition included more than 30 exciting timepieces at the La Résidence space in the Rue du Rhône boutique. The showcase was open to the public for just two days. We were lucky enough to browse around some amazing Cartier icons.
Christie’s Luxury sale series returns to Geneva this autumn, including highlights from the finest wines, historic vintages and limited edition watches to the rarest diamonds. We selected a few interesting lots from the preview.
The late summer Geneva Watch Days gave Phillips Watches an excellent opportunity to showcase some of the world’s finest collectors’ watches to be auctioned this Autumn. The batch includes three fantastic examples by George Daniels.
Besides the brands, the watch department at Phillips auction house also showcased some of the world’s finest collectors’ watches at the Geneva Watch Days.
4 out of the 11 chapters of the OAK Collection exhibition are dedicated to pieces of Rolex and independent brands. The vintage and contemporary museum-quality watches include special orders, ultra-rare limited editions and the most valuable examples of particular models. The four-stop exhibition world tour starts in the London Design Museum (19-25 May).
Astonishing Patek Philippe examples make up the two-third of the OAK Collection, also home of the greatest private holding of Patek Philippe for Henry Graves Jr. timepieces. Between 19-25 May, these and dozens of the rarest watches will be on show at the London Design Museum, the first location of a four-stop exhibition tour.
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