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Auction Rankings for the 27 Timepieces Showcased in Pharrell's Recent Blockbuster Sale

Highly esteemed auction house, Joopiter, announces its inaugural watch sale event.

Listing the 27 Timepieces from Pharrell's recent Blockbuster Auction, Arranged in Order
Listing the 27 Timepieces from Pharrell's recent Blockbuster Auction, Arranged in Order

Auction Rankings for the 27 Timepieces Showcased in Pharrell's Recent Blockbuster Sale

Joopiter's latest auction, "The Art of Time: Rare & Coveted Watches," is set to captivate watch enthusiasts with its exceptional selection of top-tier timepieces. The auction, hosted by Joopiter, showcases a century's worth of horological masterpieces, ranging from the not-quite-our-tempo to the must-have.

One of the standout pieces in this auction is the Hermès "Ceinture Concealed Dial" watch, which features Zenith's legendary El Primero movement. This unique watch, part of the Joopiter auction, is not typically found in other auction houses and is not a standard Rolex Paul Newman Daytona.

While the auction includes watches from big names like Patek Philippe, it showcases models slightly off the beaten path. For instance, the auction does not feature standard Rolex Paul Newman Daytonas. Instead, it offers a Gondolo with an onyx dial, a testament to its commitment to offering a broad range of collectible tastes.

Caitlin Donovan, Joopiter's global head of sale, stated that the auction is a natural evolution driven by international collectors and Joopiter's commitment to exceptional items. The auction is a special collection for anyone looking to appreciate the art behind watchmaking, with not every watch being a must-have for enthusiasts, but each piece offering a unique perspective on the world of horology.

Among the highlights of the auction are a Rolex Day-Date reference 18366 cased in platinum with a lapis lazuli dial and a bezel set with 24 baguette-cut diamonds, a Cartier Tank Cintrée reference WGTA0090, and a 1970s Piaget-made Tank for Cartier adorned with coral and onyx. These watches, along with 28 other curated pieces from top horological names like Audemars Piguet, Blancpain, Franck Muller, Louis Vuitton, Gerald Genta, Piaget, and others, make this auction a must-see for any watch connoisseur.

Three Franck Muller fantastically '90s watches are also part of the Joopiter auction, adding to its eclectic mix of timepieces. The auction, with its blend of well-known models and highly limited or independently produced watches, is sure to satisfy collector demand and provide access to rare pieces rarely seen on the open market.

Whether you're a seasoned watch collector or a novice looking to appreciate the art behind watchmaking, Joopiter's "The Art of Time: Rare & Coveted Watches" auction is an event not to be missed. So, mark your calendars and get ready to bid on some truly unique timepieces.

  1. The auction's diverse collection includes not only coveted watches from renowned brands like Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Blancpain, and others, but also gadgets like the 1970s Piaget-made Tank for Cartier adorned with coral and onyx, showcasing the fusion of technology and style in sports gadgets.
  2. Caitlin Donovan, Joopiter's global head of sales, highlighted that this auction offers a broad range of collectible tastes, with some watches like the Hermès "Ceinture Concealed Dial" watch being unique finds rarely spotted in other auction houses, making it an attractive event for watch enthusiasts seeking unseen gadgets and the art of time.

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