Live AuctionThe New York Watch Auction: XIIINew York
Begins6 – 7 December 2025
Not every highlight is a headline lot. Here, five of our team members select the watches that speak to them the most and explain why they deserve a closer look.
Read moreThe director of “The Godfather” asked if a hand could tell time. François-Paul Journe made it happen. Now, Coppola’s personal prototype heads to Phillips New York this December.
Read moreSeven watches from the legendary film director's personal watch collection will be offered at the New York Watch Auction: XIII, revealing the director’s taste, curiosity, and the friendships that shaped his passion for watchmaking.
Read moreThe "Souscription" series financed a young F.P. Journe and became a cornerstone of contemporary independent watchmaking. These three watches illustrate why.
Read moreA closer look at the Duality No. 1 and the first Simplicity 37mm, and how they capture the heart of Philippe Dufour’s philosophy.
Read moreA closer look at the provenance, the man who earned the watch, and the ties between Oman and the UAE that define this possibly unique “Green Khanjar” Rolex Daytona Ref. 6265.
Read moreThe son of the original owner shares his father’s story.
Read moreThese eight watches round out a remarkably broad selection of Journe’s work at the Phillips New York Watch Auction: XIII.
Read moreInside the mind of Czech watchmaker Ondřej Berkus, whose uncompromising approach to craftsmanship and design has made him one of independent watchmaking’s most original voices.
Read moreOne of the cleanest surviving examples of the original 'James Bond' Submariner shows what true originality looks like after nearly 70 years – offered at the Phillips New York Watch Auction: XIII.
Read moreThis platinum Constellation Grande Luxe serves as a reminder of the era when Omega sought absolute primacy in chronometer wristwatches.
Read moreThe warm, matte golden dial that graced a handful of complicated Patek references signals true collector discernment.
Read moreCollectors know that some watches are better together. The upcoming New York sale offers several sets that prove it.
Read moreTwo pocket watches, nearly two hundred years apart, demonstrate how Breguet has shaped watchmaking and continues to push it forward.
Read moreA fresh-to-market "Tasti Tondi" in steel with Breguet numerals that shows why the Ref. 1463 still defines mid-century Patek chronograph design.
Read moreEberhard & Co. never chased the spotlight, but the Scafograf 300 and Scientigraf prove it always deserved one.
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