Patek Philippe Ref. 2459 Devil's Horns - Lot 464
"A real Patek Philippe collectors dream. An exceedingly rare reference that was produced in 2 different case designs but bearing the same reference number. This happens to be the amazing and dramatic devils horns design combined with a beautiful textured black dial confirmed by the extract from the archives. Reminiscent of some of the best designs by Gilbert Albert, this has to be one of the rarest and most flamboyant designed cases to appear at auction in over 10 years."
Estimate: $ 25,000 - $ 35,000

Minerva, Oversize Split-Second Chronograph - Lot 392
"This Minerva is one of most stunning vintage watches I have seen. Made in the 1930's, it has a large but wearable 42 mm classic designed case with a split-second chronograph. This case size with split-second complication are rare from the era and combined I feel they give it an elegant yet also sports oriented look. Perfect for today's lifestyle. Although not a mainstream manufacture, Minerva specialized in chronographs and was the timekeeper for the 1936 Winter Olympics. Of course I also love the provenance."
Estimate: $ 6,000 - $ 8,000

Vacheron & Constantin Ref. 3681 Black Mystery - Lot 404
"This is my favorite watch in the Arman collection. Made in the late 1940's, the "Mystery" is one of the most surprising designs by Vacheron Constantin. The black dial and unusual rotating center plate set this watch apart from contemporary watches produced today. Its whimsical yet modernistic design makes this an interesting piece for vintage collectors. I think this watch is a great piece for a woman considering its 30mm case size."
Estimate: $ 6,000 - $8,000