Lot 306
Patek Philippe, Genève,  “Ultra Complicated with 16 Complications”
Ref. 942/1. Made in 1992. Highly exceptional and extremely important, unique, 18K gold, keyless grande complication, Grande et Petite Sonnerie clockwatch with trip minute-repeating, split-seconds chronograph, instantaneous 30-minute register, instantaneous perpetual calendar with phases of the moon, lunar calendar and 24-hour indication.
SFr.800’000 -1'200’000 / US$675’000-1'000’000 / €480’000-720’000

Lot 307
Patek Philippe, Genève "Watch with 9 Complications, First Class Observatory Rating"
Ref. 969. Movement made in 1929, completed and cased in 1993, sold on September 19, 2001.
Extremely fine and exceptionally rare, one of only two examples, extra large, 18K gold, keyless pocket chronometer with perpetual calendar, 24-hour indication, moon phases, power-reserve indication and one-minute tourbillon regulator by James Pellaton, Guillaume balance, adjusted for observatory trial in 1945 by Hermann Heck and again in 1957 by Andre Zibach obtaining 50.71 points, Geneva Observatory First Class Certificate obtained. Accompanied by the Extract from the Archives and the Bulletin d'Observatoire.
Estimate:
SFr. 350’000 – 400’000 / US$ 300’000-340’000 / € 210’000-240’000

Lot 163
Patek Philippe, Genève, “10-Day Tourbillon”, Ref. 5101P.
Extremely fine and rare, rectangular and curved, Art Deco-style, platinum gentleman’s wristwatch with one-minute tourbillon regulator and 10-Day power-reserve. Made circa 2005
Estimate:
SFr. 250’000 – 300’000 / US$ 200’000-300’000 / € 150’000-180’000

Lot 95
A. Lange & Söhne, Glashütte I. SA., « Pour le Mérite « 
No 110 of a limited edition of 150 examples. Made in 1996.
Extremely fine and very rare, 18K pink gold wristwatch with visible 
one-minute tourbillon regulator and 36-hour power reserve
Estimate:
SFr. 190’000 – 230’000 / US$ 60’000-200’000 / € 115’000-135’000

Lot 295
Patek Philippe, Genève Ref. 1579, “Pink Gold”
Extremely fine and rare, oversized, 18K pink gold wristwatch with square button chronograph, register and tachometer. This watch never appeared at auction before. Made in 1950s. Accompanied by the original box and papers.
Estimate:
SFr. 180’000 – 220’000 / US$ 150’000 – 200’000 /€ 110’000-130’000

Lot 164
Patek Philippe, Genève, “The Celestial Wristwatch”, Ref. 5102G.
Extremely fine, rare and unusual, astronomic, self-winding, water resistant, 18K white gold wristwatch with mean solar time indication, nocturnal sky chart of the Northern Hemisphere, moon phases and moon orbit, time of the meridian passage of Sirius and moon. Made circa 2003.
Estimate:
SFr. 170’000 – 200’000 / US$ 140’000-170’000 / € 100’000-120’000

Lot 69
Patek Philippe, Genève  Ref. 2526, "Pink Gold"
1st generation. Made in 1951, sold on March 29, 1955, retailed by Serpico y Laino, Caracas Venezuela.
Very fine and extremely rare, early, self-winding, water-resistant, 18K pink gold wristwatch with enamel dial and the original 18K pink gold Patek Philippe gadrooned and tile-link bracelet. Accompanied by the Extract from the Archives.
Estimate:
SFr. 150’000 – 200’000 / US$ 130’000-170’000 / € 90’000-120’000

Lot 294
Patek Philippe & Co. Genève Pink Gold "Ref. 130"
Retailed by Astrua,  Ref. 130. Made in 1937. Very fine and rare, 18K pink gold wristwatch with square button chronograph, register and tachometer. Consigned by a descendant of the original owner, this is the first time this watch appear at auction. Accompanied by the Extract from the Archives.
Estimate:
SFr. 100’000 – 150’000 / US$ 90’000-130’000/ € 60’000-90’000

Lot 118
Rolex, Ref. 4767, So-called “Jean-Claude Killy”
"Oyster Chronographe Anti-Magnetique", Ref. 4767, Made in 1947.
Very fine and very rare, early, tonneau-shaped, water-resistant, stainless steel wristwatch with round button chronograph, registers and triple date calendar.
Estimate:
SFr. 120’000 – 180’000 / US$ 100’000-150’000 / € 70’000-100’000