The list came out of the Hong Kong auction immediately after the Phillips’ Geneva auction. Geneva is naturally a lavish list overall, but Hong Kong is also quite a lineup. In Hong Kong alone there are still quite a few gold cases.

First of all it is a pure gold black PN ‘JPS’, but in this the in-Dial hands are in gold. The original is basically black. Other stop long stop hand is intriguing, but what will it fetch?

Lot #876 / Rolex Ref.6241, 18K YG PN ‘JPS’ / 500K-1M USD

And there are two rare Patek; 5004 and 3970. First of all, 5004 is a rare black special dial in a YG case. The index at 12 o'clock index mark is in Roman numerals with a dial design in the style of the subsequent 5970 model. The two stop hands are white.

Lot #1022 / Patek 5004J-027, Special Dial / 321-523K USD

 

Then next is a black special dial which looks like the RG 3970. The index mark at 12 o’clock is in Breguet digits and the stop hand is white. This production is surprising since it says 2015. Speaking of 2015, after 5970 ceased was the period when 5270 was made, not to mention the 3970. Perhaps it was a model custom made for a customer using a case that was leftover? The price for 04 would be higher, but the actual thing might be cool since this 3970 is black in RG.

 

Lot #921 / Patek 3970ER-028, Special Dial / 205-385K USD

 

And finally this is a pure gold Ref.6265 MK1 dial (nickname, 3Liner). The extremely rare case also has a 2.330 serial number. It does not come out like the 2.3 serial gold Ref.6265. I think the price would have exploded if a black dial, but since it is a champagne dial this time what will happen?

 

Lot #1015 / Rolex Ref.6265, MK1 ‘3Liner’ / 150-300K USD