Well, Geneva,Sotheby'sI've listed quite a few interesting watches. Let me introduce a few.

The 6263 Mk1 panda exhibited from the original owner. This individual that entered the ideal case with serial 2.085, although there is some aging of the nightlight, both the pusher and the case are very good, it can be said that it is quite an individual.

 

 

And an unusual 6239 JPS. This is also an individual from the original owner. The bezel and case are slightly rounded by polishing, but the dial is of course original. Estimate is also set to be quite low for JPS, so it seems to be one that attracts attention.

 

 

The 6240 black pole that has recently been recognized. Some dealers do not handle them yet, but it seems that more and more individuals are being traded for conditions. Compared to white, the black pole is a “white in-dial with black thick needle”, so it is difficult to find a few individuals with good condition because the dirt is easily noticeable. Estimate is a little high impression.

 

Black dial of 5016R Breguet numerals from Patek. This is also a pretty unusual watch. After all, 5016 is one of the ultimate forms of complication, because it is a perpetual calendar + tourbillon + minute repeater. Of course, the warranty card also includes NOIR BREGUET.

 

 

The 6538 red top, commonly known as James Bond. It seems that the glossiness of the mirror remains enough and it is an irresistible atmosphere for those who like it. The subs around here are very different in price, and depending on the condition, the same model may be 3-4 times different.

 

 

The 6263 black dial has finally settled in price. This individual is a serial 3.36 sigma dial. It may be time to buy for those who are also aiming for this area.

Nowadays Sotheby's has put a lot of effort into watches, and a lot of good watches have gathered. I think that each auction house has its characteristics and is good for the entire watch industry.