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Case is 45mm, 18k white gold. Dial is semi-skeletonised, signed ‘Philippe Dufour’. Movement is manual, signed ‘Michel Boulanger’, with tourbillon. With: 18k white gold Naissance d’une Montre buckle (engraved ‘No 2/11’), undated Greubel Forsey Owner’s Book, loupe, gloves, cloth, product literature, leather holder, presentation box (numbered ‘2/11’) and outer packaging. Remark: Extremely rare and important, limited edition 2/11, Greubel Forsey will offer a free service of the movement up to 6 months following the purchase at Christie’s and a 2 years Guarantee. Estimate HKD 5,000,000 – HKD 10,000,000. Sold for HKD 11,938,000 at Christies Auctions May 28 2026 Hong Kong

Case is 46.5mm, titanium. Dial is semi-skeletonised with rotating globe display. Movement is manual with world time in UTC universal time and summer time, 30° inclined balance wheel, dual time, 24-hours and day/night indication, and rotating globe. With: titanium Greubel Forsey bracelet (approximate wrist size 170mm), Greubel Forsey Certificate of Authenticity, additional blue Greubel Forsey rubber strap, additional Greubel Forsey metal deployant clasp, product literature, leather holder, gloves, cleaning cloth, loupe, three travel boxes, presentation box and outer packaging. Remark: Very rare and impressive, limited edition of 66 pieces, case no. 05351, Greubel Forsey will offer a free service of the movement up to 6 months following the purchase at Christie’s and a 2 years Guarantee, Greubel Forsey will offer adjustments to the length of the bracelet following the purchase at Christie’s, mint condition, circa 2023. Estimate HKD 1,200,000 – HKD 2,400,000. Sold for HKD 2,159,000 at Christies Auctions May 27 2026 Hong Kong

Case is 44mm, platinum, band and minute repeating slide finely engraved with halved Calatrava cross motifs. Dial is opaline white. Movement is manual with twelve complications including “cathedral” minute repeating, tourbillon, perpetual calendar with retrograde date, moon age and angular motion, sidereal time and sky chart. With: platinum Patek Philippe buckle, Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin, Patek Philippe Rate Accuracy Certificate for Patek Philippe Tourbillon Watches, product literature, leather portfolio, key, presentation box and outer packaging. Remark: Magnificent and highly complicated double-dial, circa 2010. Estimate HKD 10,000,000 – HKD 20,000,000. Sold for HKD 14,164,000 at Christies Auctions May 28 2026 Hong Kong

Case is 36mm, 18k gold. Dial is doré, signed ‘Beyer’. Movement is automatic with perpetual calendar, moon phases, leap-year indication, and German calendar. With: 18k gold Patek Philippe buckle, Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives and Extract of the Beyer Archives. Remark: Exceptional and so far only known, first series, so far only known signed Beyer without individual number on the dial, manufactured in 1986. Estimate HKD 1,500,000 – HKD 3,000,000. Sold for HKD 6,096,000 at Christies Auctions May 28 2026 Hong Kong

Case is 37mm width x 45mm length, platinum, cushion-shaped, with engravings. Dial is black with Breguet numerals. Movement is manual with perpetual calendar, single button split seconds chronograph, moon phases, day/night, and leap year indication. With: engraved platinum Patek Philippe buckle and Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives. Remark: Extremely rare and exquisite, manufactured in 2015. Estimate HKD 3,500,000 – HKD 7,000,000. Sold for HKD 6,985,000 at Christies Auctions May 28 2026 Hong Kong

Case is 40.5mm, platinum. Dial is golden brown. Movement is manual with minute repeating, instantaneous perpetual calendar, tourbillon, moon phases, leap year, and day/night indications. With: platinum Patek Philippe buckle, Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin, Rate Accuracy Certificate for Patek Philippe Tourbillon Watches, leather portfolio, key, presentation box and outer packaging. Remark: Very rare and impressive, circa 2010. Estimate HKD 3,800,000 – HKD 7,500,000. Sold for HKD 5,715,000 at Christies Auctions May 28 2026 Hong Kong

Case is 40mm, platinum. Dial is black. Movement is manual with dual time, resonance-controlled twin independent gear-train, and power reserve. With: platinum F.P. Journe buckle, F.P. Journe Certificat de Garantie, product literature, presentation box and outer packaging. Remark: Extremely rare, earliest known and impressive, the earliest produced black label “parking meter” RT out of the 4 known pieces, case no. 020-RT, manufactured in 2011. Estimate HKD 6,000,000 – HKD 12,000,000. Sold for HKD 12,065,000 at Christies Auctions May 28 2026 Hong Kong

Case is 38mm, platinum. Dial is 18k pink gold and silvered guilloché. Movement is manual with rhodium-plated brass movement, dual time, resonance-controlled twin independent gear-train, and power reserve. With: 18k white gold F.P. Journe deployant clasp. Remark: Extremely rare and early, the pink gold dial is confirmed by F.P. Journe, only a handful examples known, case no. 130/01R. Estimate HKD 4,300,000 – HKD 9,000,000. Sold for HKD 11,430,000 at Christies Auctions May 28 2026 Hong Kong.

Case is 87mm width x 60mm length x 210mm height, 18k gold, onyx, white agate and diamond-set. Dial is citrine crystal “mystery” dial with diamond-set hands. Movement is manual. With: Cartier International Limited Warranty, presentation box and outer packaging. Remark: Unique and magnificent, set with 512 diamonds totalling approximately 5.58 carats, case no. 150003HJ, circa 2022. Estimate HKD 200,000 – HKD 400,000. Sold for HKD 2,159,000 at Christies Auctions May 28 2026 Hong Kong