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Bob’s watch will keep it Spring 2024 “Family Jewelry” auction delve into the elegance of yesteryear – a carefully selected selection of pre-owned luxury watches that encapsulate the essence of time.
On March 8, 2024, at 9:00 a.m. PST, enthusiasts and collectors alike will have the unique opportunity to purchase pieces from this exquisite collection spanning an illustrious history. Clasp from Omega and Rolex.
Each of these collectible watches comes from the original purchasing families, hence the name “Family Jewels” auction.
Each lot is meticulously selected to represent the pinnacle of classic design and craftsmanship, providing a tangible piece of watchmaking history.
“One of the best parts of my job is finding these watches and talking to the original owners and original families about them; I love hearing the stories firsthand,” said Brandon Frazin, Vintage Director at Bob’s Clock.
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What exactly will happen in the auction block from March 8 to March 12? Lots to bid on including a vintage piece Omega Speedmaster 145.022which Bob’s Clock notes is “a testament to the brand’s enduring legacy in space exploration and precision timekeeping”.
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GMT-Master 1675 “Root beer” According to Bob’s Clock, a watch made around 1979 can cost up to $20,000. In addition to the special dial, it also has a two-tone Jubilee strap for an even more special feel.
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Classic Rolex Submariner 5513 Maxi Dial, This watch, as Bob’s Clock notes, is “an iconic diver’s watch that has attracted collectors for decades with its rugged design and deep-sea capabilities” . Frazin said the Submariner has special sentimental value.
“The proceeds from the sale of 5513 came from the wife who bought it for her husband on their wedding day,” he said. “She chose Sub because they were divers and she engraved the back to commemorate the day.”
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Vintage Rolex 1016 Explorer “Full set, frog legs This particular watch was in fact a Christmas gift to the original owner, notes Bob’s Clock. It includes meticulous details and supporting documents, including a perforated Official Chronograph Certificate and a perforated “Your Rolex Oyster” booklet with the corresponding case number.
