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For purposes of the following table, Lot refers to the lot number in the Patrizzi & Co catalog, issued for the auction Watch -- we have used the short-hand descriptions used in the OnTheDash / Chronocentric community, rather than the titles used in the Patrizzi & Co auction catalog Estimate (Euro) is taken from the auction catalog, and is stated in Euro Sale Price (Euro) is taken from a list [provided by Patrizzi]; note that there were no buyers commissions paid in this auction Sale Price (USD) -- we have converted the Sales Price (Euro) into US Dollars, based on a rate of 1.50 dollars per 1.00 Euro, the prevailing rate on November 28, 2009 Comments represent opinions on the watch or the sales price, with these comments provided by Mark Moss ("MM"); Fabrizio Rabella ("FR"); and Jeff Stein (JS). Lot Watch Estimate (Euro) Sale Price (Euro) Sale Price (USD) Comments 1 Autavia Calibre 15 1800 / 2200 1700 2 Autavia -- first execution; two register 1400 / 1800 2200 $3,200 JS: strong price for two-register version of the first execution Autavia, in view of incorrect hands and bezel 3 Autavia 11630 GMT 2500 / 3000 2600 4 Autavia 2446 1500 / 2000 1500 5 Autavia 11630P -- decompression bezel 1900 / 2300 3000 $4,500 JS: price may have been discounted, due to possible refinished dial (white markers, rather than lume); fully-correct, this one should fetch $5,000 on original bracelet 6 Autavia Turler 1800 / 2200 2800 7 Autavia 2446 GMT 3000 / 3500 2400 $3,600 JS: strong price for what appears to be refinished dial; should be all original, and near mint, to attract this kind of price 8 Autavia 11063 GMT 1400 /1800 1800 9 Autavia 11063V PVD 1400 / 1800 1400 $2,100 FR: A nice example with most intact PVD and in the rarest of three colors; a fair price for a rare watch in medium condition overall. JS: Catalog lists as 11063V, but the only olive drab Autavias were the 111.603; custom watch or typo in the catalog? 10 Autavia 2446 1400 / 1800 2000 11 Autavia 15630 Silver 1800 / 2200 1800 12 Autavia 2446 1800 / 2200 2000 13 Autavia 1163 Black 1900 / 2300 2000 14 Autavia 1163 “Orange Boy” 2000 / 2400 passed 15 Autavia 73663 2000 / 2400 1800 16 Autavia 1163 1400 / 1800 passed 17 withdrawn 18 Autavia 1163 Siffert 2000 / 2400 1700 $2,550 JS: with correct "Sifferts" breaking the $5,000 mark, this "parts watch" sold at a 50% discount; such watches typically sell for far less; mismatch of case, hands and bezel; appears to have been a "project" watch. 19 Solunar 1900 / 2300 1800 20 Solunar 1600 / 2000 1600 21 A&F Seafarer -- 2443 (Early) Version 2500 / 3000 2000 $3,000 JS: rare early version, but price constrained by concerns that dial may have been refinished; fully-original, and in excellent condition, this one should sell for $5,000 22 A&F Seafarer -- 2447 (Carrera) Style Case 3000 / 3500 4800 $7,200 JS: this very rare version of the Seafarer was one of the major surprises of the auction, on the upside; due to scarcity, there are few "comparables" among recent sales; still, this is a huge price; perhaps well-deserved. 23 Mareographe 2000 / 2500 1900 $2,850 JS: the question remains -- did Heuer ever produce a Mareographe in this case or was it a dial refinisher who made this one into a Mareographe? sales price seems to reflect this question. 24 Monaco 1133B 3000 / 3500 4200 $6,300 JS: something looked funny about the color of this one; maybe a little too green; lume dots seem too fresh, too regular (round); price for entry level 1133B 25 Monaco 1533G 2500 / 3000 3200 $4,800 JS: Probably a fair price for an average to weak looking sample 26 Monaco 1133G (Gray / Black) 2500 / 3000 3500 $5,250 JS: Considerable loss of paint on the dial, especially around the markers; a surprisingly high price, for a watch in this condition 27 Monaco 1533B 2400 / 2800 2800 $4,200 JS: Heavy damage along the edges and corners of this dial; sold at two-thirds the price of a good sample, and that seems high 28 Monaco 73633G (Bucherer) 3000 / 3500 2800 $4,200 JS: "Poor Man's" Monaco, with only the name "Bucherer" on the dial; painted markers and economy hands; condition seemed OK, but price seemed high. 29 Monaco 73633G 3000 / 3500 2400 30 Monaco 73633G 2500 / 3000 2400 31 Monaco 73633B (painted markers) 2500 / 3000 2200 $3,300 JS: with a very poor quality refinished dial, I am surprised that this one reached 2200 Euro; I had expected it to sell for the price of the case and movement; troubling that the catalog described this dial as being "very good, slight stains" 32 Monaco 1133B 2500 / 3000 5400 $8,100 JS: the highest price acheived for any watch in the auction; some of the Monacos in this auction seemed to have "funny" dial colors; this one looked right, and the price also looked right. 33 Kentucky Quartz 350 / 400 500 34 Kentucky LCD 300 / 350 350 35 Kentucky Automatic 1400 / 1800 1200 36 Kentucky 750.703 1600 / 2000 1600 37 Kentucky 750.703 1400 / 1800 1300 38 Carrera 1965 1900 / 2300 2500 39 Carrera 73453 (Silver / Black) 1800 / 2200 2000 $3,000 MM: A very strong price for a manual wind second generation Carrera, higher than three 1153s and two 1553s, where the manual models usually trade at a discount to the automatics. Price is not due to exceptional condition, as dial is only "good" with some spotting. 40 withdrawn 41 Heuer 1964 1900 / 2300 2800 42 Carrera Ref 3647 S (for Turler) 1600 / 2000 2200 $3,300 MM: This Türler-branded but otherwise ordinary series Carrera 45 made 2200 Euros despite several signs of water ingress; browning between plexi and inner bezel, corroded main hands, rust on the 45 minute register and blackened lume. This puts it well above market price for a watch in "fair" condition. 43 Carrera 18k Gold 3500 / 4000 3000 44 withdrawn 45 Carrera 2447 1400 / 1800 1800 46 Carrera 1153 N 1400 / 1800 1700 $2,550 MM: This achieved somewhat ahead of market price despite several problems with condition. The 12 hour chrono needle is incorrect, but the major issue with this one is the polished case, which has been done to such an extent that an estimated 15% of the case material has been removed. 47 WITHDRAWN 48 Carrera 3147 1900 / 2300 2400 49 Carrera 1153S 1600 / 2000 1500 50 Carrera Barrel Cal. 15 1600 / 2000 1500 51 Carrera 3467 N (Black) 1600 / 2000 2600 $3,900 MM: First generation black-dialled Carreras genreally do attract high prices, but 2600 Euros seems on the high side for one with some signs of dial refinishing and poor reluming of dial and hands. JS: far above market, in view of possble refinishing and strange looking lume dots (perfectly round; even colored). 52 Carrera 1553 N (Deep Blue) 1400 / 1800 1400 $2,100 MM: Again, the case finish and shape has been lost through excessive polishing, though not to quite the extent of lot 46 - perhaps around 5% of case material lost in this instance.. Watches in better condition are available in the market for the 1400 Euro hammer price. 53 Carrera Barrel Cal. 12 1400 / 1800 1200 54 Carrera 3647 1400 / 1800 2000 55 Carrera 1153 (Blue dial, black registers, orange accents) 1800 / 2000 1800 $2,700 MM: This watch made 1800 Euros despite a poor redial; there are extensive problems including the size of text and numerals, the colour of markings and the positioning of numerals, markings and the “yachting” 5 minute indications. JS: Given the poor quality redial, this represents twice prevailing market price 56 Carrera Valjoux 72 1200 / 1500 1200 57 Carrera (Ref 510.523) 1600 / 2000 1400 $2,100 FR: strong price for one of the rarest Lemania 5100-powered Heuers, in decent condition overall, but with wrong bracelet, service crown and unusual red hour chrono hand. JS: a "full price" for the 5100-powered Carrera, with mismatched "grains of rice" bracelet 58 Carrera 1553S 1400 / 1800 1400 59 Skipper 1564 1600 / 2000 1400 60 Skipper 15640 1200 / 1500 1100 61 Skipper 1564 1400 / 1800 1300 62 Moon Phase 2000 / 2500 2700 63 Gold Calendar 3500 / 4000 3400 64 withdrawn 65 Silver Calendar 3000 / 3500 3200 66 Yellow Gold Calendar 3500 / 4000 3400 67 Carrera 12 Dato -- Early Version ("Fat Lugs") 3500 / 4000 3400 $5,100 JS: described in the catalog as "Silver Full Calendar", this was a very high price for early version of Carrera 12 Dato ("fat lugs") in poor condition 68 Triple Calendar (Ref. TBA) 3000 / 3500 2800 $4,200 JS: described as a "Champagne Calendar", this price seems very high for what appeared to be a refinished dial; these triple calendars usually struggle to make $3,000, with original dials 69 1000 Series -- Pewter (Ref. 510.503) 1400 / 1800 1200 $1,800 FR: A very nice example, but might need service, as chrono hands do not seem to reset perfectly; a rare find nowadays that finally settled on a fair price for its condition. JS: a "full price" for Pewter version of the Series 1000 chronograph; estimate was overly optimistic 70 "Non-Pasedena" (Ref. 750.501) 1200 / 1500 1100 $1,650 FR: A strong price for a no-name Pasadena w/o original bracelet; nice colour on the lume and a gently aged black PVD (better than usual) may have helped raise the final hammer price. JS: a strong price for a "Non-Pasadena" Psaadena; which carried an unrealistic estimate 71 Chronograph 1200 / 1500 1400 72 Chronograph 1400 / 1800 1200 73 Chronograph 1200 / 1500 1200 74 Chronograph 1400 / 1800 1400 75 Chronograph 1600 / 2000 1600 76 Easy Rider 450 / 500 500 77 Easy Rider Black 450 / 500 500 78 Easy Rider Blue 450 / 500 500 79 Cortina White 1400 / 1800 1300 80 Cortina Blue 1400 / 1800 1200 81 Montreal 110.503B 1800 / 2200 1500 82 withdrawn 83 Montreal 110.503N 1800 / 2200 1800 84 Calculator Cal. 12 2400 / 2800 2000 85 Calculator Cal. 15 1600 / 2000 1400 86 WITHDRAWN 87 WITHDRAWN 88 Camaro 1400 / 1800 1400 89 Camaro 7743 1400 / 1800 1300 90 Jarama Gold 1400 / 1800 1400 91 Verona 1200 / 1500 1000 92 withdrawn 93 withdrawn 94 Silverstone Fume 2500 / 3000 3400 $5,100 JS: the Fume tends to be the "poor cousin" of the Caliber 12 powered Silverstones, but this one did well to achieve 3,400 Euro; center of the dial seemed to have some discoloration, toward blue tones. 95 Silverstone Blue 2500 / 3000 3800 $5,700 JS: in the Silverstones, blue is often the choice of the collectors, so we might have expected that this one would achieve the top price; excellent sample. 96 Silverstone Red (Bordeaux) 2400 / 2800 3000 $4,500 JS: Caliber 12 Silverstones come in exactly three colors -- blue, fume and red -- so calling this one "Bordeaux" may have raised some questions; the photo had a strange purple tone to it; based on all this, surprising that it made 3000 Euro 97 AMI Lemania 3000 / 3500 2400 $3,600 FR: a fair (or even slightly low) price for a very nice (and arre) AMI with perfect dial, nice hands and not-so-scarred, but consistently 'lived', case; on a rather scruffy later original but not correct bracelet. 98 Military 2000 / 2500 2700 99 1000 Series 510.500 1400 / 1800 1300 100 Bund 3300 / 3800 2800 $4,200 JS: around 50% above the prevailing market price. 101 Bund 3300 / 3800 2800 $4,200 JS: around 50% above the prevailing market price. 102 Forcas Armadas 3000 / 3500 2600 103 Forcas Armadas 3000 / 3500 2400 104 Daytona 110.203B 4000 / 4500 3200 $4,800 JS: Along with the companion Daytona, sold as Lot 105, the price of this Daytona defies explanation (other than two bidders, unaware of market prices, wanting to win at any price); we see these struggling to break 1500 Euro; there is no good explanation for this one selling at 3200 Euro. 105 Daytona 110.203B 3000 / 3500 2800 $4,200 JS: This was the shocker of the entire auction, on the upside. Daytonas are either blue or fume (smoke), but this one was described as having a "two-tone" dial, or "dark blue with gilt halo"; broken markers add to the mystery; we are accustomed to seeing the blue Daytonas show some copper / brown tone, as the paint degrades; we are also accustomed to seeing these distressed ones sell for $1,200, not $4,200.

 

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