Geneva auctions that took place last month were a great success and definitely boosted the feelings of vintage watch community. Most auction houses had successful events, although it is worth noting Christie’s had a bit of problem with their online bidding platform after the auction house appeared to be hit with a cyber attack. Today we are going to look towards the New York auctions from the major auction houses and pull out a few favourite lots.Note: At the time of recording, Christie’s had not released their catalogue so we will cover them in a future episode. The New York Watch Auction: X from Phillips can be found here.Lot 27 - a Patek Philippe yellow gold openface minute repeating split seconds chronograph pocket watch can be found here.Lot 29 - a Ulysse Nardin oversized split-seconds chronograph with enamel dial can be found here.Lot 31 - a Patek Phillipe reference 1532 in pink gold can be found here.Lot 39 - a Patek Philippe reference 1463 in yellow gold can be found here. Lot 38 - a Rolex reference 6264 in yellow gold with Tiffany stamp can be found here.Lot 105 - a Rolex reference 6102 in yellow gold with deep blue enamel dial can be found here.Sotheby’s Important Watches can be found here.Lot 37 - a Cartier France yellow gold, enamel octagonal open face pocket watch can be found here.Lot 94 - a Patek Philippe reference 565 in steel with Breguet numerals can be found here. Lot 98 - a Patek Philippe reference 10 with an oversized yellow gold curved case can be found here.Lot 99 - a Vacheron Constantin reference 4083 pink gold chronograph with double hooded lugs, and bracelet can be found here.Lot 102 - a Patek Philippe reference 1436 with pink gold case and pink dial, split seconds chronograph can be found here. Lot 109 - a Rolex reference 16570 Explorer II in steel with Van Cleef and Arpels signed dial can be found here. You can find us on our Website, YouTube, Instagram, X, and Facebook Check out Life on the Wrist Merch!