Estimated up to $154,000 (Sotheby’s, May 14)—This sporty chronograph, made circa 1955, is named after the dashing French skiing champion Jean-Claude Killy, who was a triple Olympic champion. This model was famously worn on and off the slopes.
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Rolex Ref. 4113
The Ref. 4113, known as the world’s most expensive Rolex, was never offered for sale publicly and was only presented to a select group of racing teams and their drivers. Made in 1942, it is one of only a few known to exist, prized for being in original condition.
Rolex Daytona – “The Doctor”
The Daytona was originally designed for motor racing enthusiasts, featuring a scale for converting time into speed. However, this particular example includes a pulsometer scale for calculating heart rates instead. Known as ‘The Doctor,’ made in 1966, it is one of the rarest treasures within the Rolex Daytona lineage.
Paul Newman Daytona Ref. 6241
This rare Daytona features a striking black and gold color scheme, resembling Ayrton Senna’s Lotus Grand Prix car, known for its significance in the racing world.
Military Version of the Iconic Submariner
This piece is one of the original ‘Milsubs’, preserved in remarkable condition. The Military version of the iconic Submariner ref. 5513 was specifically adapted per the British Ministry of Defense’s specifications.
Jack Brabham’s Exciting Breitling
Jack Brabham, an iconic Formula One World Champion, wore this exciting Breitling, noted for its significance in the world of motorsports.
Italian Military Radiomir Diving Watches
Rolex crafted the movements for renowned Italian military Radiomir diving watches, which were provided to the elite Decima Flottiglia MAS, an innovative commando unit of the Royal Italian Navy during WWII.
Rare Patek Philippe Chronograph
This exceptional Patek Philippe chronograph, potentially unique, represents a remarkable oversized model produced in 1938, showcasing the brand’s exquisite craftsmanship.
