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June 30
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June 30
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July 6
Luxury day: Watches
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July 6
Luxury day: Fountain pens, ballpoint pens and lighters
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July 7
19th and 20th century classics
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July 9
Contemporary Art: Graphic Work and Photography
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July 9
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July 14
Contemporary Art and latest trends
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July 15
Old Masters
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July 16
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July 20
Luxury day: Jewelry
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July 21
19th and 20th century classics
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July 27
Luxury day: Bags and Accessories
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July 29
Perfumes Regia Collection
Setdart selection
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Antoni ClavéLot 40040821 -
Antoni TàpiesLot 40039702 -
Ring with an emerald weighing approximately 10.20 ct. and diamondsLot 40046634 -
Manolo ValdésLot 40041711 -
Horse; Sichuan, China, Tang Dynasty, 206 BC – 220 ADLot 40040741 -
Julio Le ParcLot 40047423 -
Earrings in white gold with diamonds.Lot 40023351 -
Lorenzo QuinnLot 40027463
Setdart Magazine
Rolex James Bond and Rolex Clint Eastwood: The story of two collectors’ icons (and two Hollywood icons)
Few watches have managed to transcend their original function to become true cultural icons. In the world of collecting, certain Rolex models stand out for their unique combination of technical innovation, historical context, and presence in popular culture. Among them, two models stand out as particularly prized on the secondary market: the Submariner 5508, known as the “James Bond,” and the GMT-Master 1675/3, nicknamed the “Clint Eastwood.” Beyond their nicknames, both represent pivotal moments in Rolex’s evolution and help us understand how certain watches transition from professional tools to collector’s items. The auction on July 6 is the perfect opportunity
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