Patek Auctions

Upcoming auctions include Five Centuries on 11 and 12 November, held live from Edinburgh and online, followed by London Watches featuring Patek Philippe on 19 November, Form Through Time on 26 November, Jewellery on 2 December, and Scottish Paintings & Sculpture on 3 December, with sessions at 14:00 and 18:00 GMT.

EcoRing Singapore buys pre-loved luxury goods for instant cash, with its site naming Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Cartier, Rolex and Patek Philippe among the brands it accepts across bags, watches, jewellery, clothing and shoes. Recent purchases listed on the site include a Chanel mini flap bag, a Piaget Dancer watch and a Rolex Datejust, with the house offering in-store, home-visit and courier options for sellers. The company says it started in Japan in 2001 and now operates across several Southeast Asian markets, with its appraisers offering same-day quotations via WhatsApp.

Upcoming auctions include no dated sales within the window: the Guyenne Enchères page highlights past results, including a Neskhonsou Ipouy and Takharyt granodiorite statuette sold for 61,000 euros, a Patek Philippe "Nautilus" chronograph bracelet watch that fetched 86,000 euros, and a gilt bronze Bodhisattva Amitayus sold for 25,000 euros, all under the hammer of the house's commissaire priseur. The source mentions ongoing judicial and voluntary sales and a newsletter for upcoming sales, but gives no complete calendar date for any of them.

Upcoming auctions include the Important Watches sale in Geneva on 8–9 November, with the Fine Watches sale there running through 10 November. Paris hosts a French private collection's evening sale on 1 December and its jewellery sale on 2 December, while New York's Important Watches sale on 7 December features Patek Philippe watches retailed by Tiffany & Co. with estimates from 40,000 to 260,000 USD and a Tiffany "Time for Speed" race car clock estimated at 80,000 to 160,000 USD. New York's Fine Watches sale also opens on 24 November.

Kimberley Auctions sells fine jewellery and watches, with the catalogue led by a Patek Philippe Chronograph 5170G-010 in white gold, listed in its current auction at $129,600.00. Other named lots include a 2 carat GIA diamond stud pair and a 912-stone diamond, sapphire and emerald bracelet in 18K white gold, estimated at AUD38,450.00. The house also offers loose gemstones and GIA diamonds, and it has announced its first on-site auction in Sydney.

Specialist watch auctions featuring Rolex, IWC, Patek Philippe, Omega, Jaeger LeCoultre, Cartier and Zenith, alongside military-issue examples and 18th to early 20th century pocket watches that the house says often sell out with international interest. The firm's catalogue archive runs back to 2019 and includes sales of antiques and works of art alongside its watch sales. Recent headlines point to a David Read Collection Rolex GMT with a Le Mans connection and a Patek Philippe lot set to feature in an October auction.

Upcoming auctions include the 73rd sale, the Herbstauktion 2026, held 25–28 November in Zofingen both in the room and live online, with previews from 14–21 November and collection after the sale from 1–11 December. Highlights include Audemars Piguet Royal Oak perpetual calendar and world-time Patek Philippe watches, each estimated at CHF 70,000, alongside works by Caspar Wolf, Marianne Werefkin and Hans Erni.

Specializes in Canadian art and luxury collections, with Atlantic Canadian artists such as Maud Lewis, Molly Lamb Bobak, and Christopher Pratt, alongside Patek Philippe and Rolex watches and designer bags by Hermès, Chanel, and Louis Vuitton. The Saint John, New Brunswick house's Fall Art & Luxury I sale features work by Alex Colville-era and Atlantic Canadian names, and it touts a $25,300 Hermès Birkin among its record-breaking results.

Kellokonttori specializes in buying, selling and trading pre-owned luxury watches, with a lineup spanning Rolex, Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, Richard Mille, Patek Philippe, Panerai, Breguet, Omega, Hublot and Breitling. The house offers inspected, and where needed professionally serviced, used pieces backed by a 6-12 month warranty, and it also takes orders for new watches. Featured picks include a Panerai Radiomir PAM00515 in rose gold and a Rolex 116618LN Submariner in gold.

Paris Oise Enchères runs upcoming sales in Wine & Spirits, Militaria, Luxe, Mode et Vintage, and Bijoux (jewelry), with online and live bidding through Drouot. Its recent results include a Patek Philippe watch sold under the "Eclats du XXème" sale, and the house also offers free expertises and online valuations of furniture, jewelry and gold. The results page shows lots fetching between 17,369 and 78,750 EUR, suggesting the house's higher-value consignments are in its jewelry and watch sales.

Auktionshaus Stahl plans its Hamburg sales for 27 and 28 November 2026. On 27 November, the jewellery, watch, and bag and accessory sales include a Bulgari gold collar with diamonds, a Cartier gold bangle, a Hermès Birkin bag, a Patek Philippe officer's wristwatch, a Rolex GMT-Master II, and an IWC Da Vinci with perpetual calendar. The 28 November sessions cover twentieth- and twenty-first-century art, old masters and nineteenth-century art, bronzes and sculpture, and collectibles, with lots including Warhol, Picasso, Kirchner, Modersohn, and Barlach works, a KAWS designer toy, and a rare LEGO gold brick.

Kaplans Auktioner is holding its online real-time Fashionabla sale of fashion accessories from Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Bottega Veneta and Gucci on Nov 5, the Moderna designer jewellery and silver sale on Nov 7, the autumn Klockkvaliten watch auction of 132 lots from Rolex, Patek Philippe, Omega, Cartier and Audemars Piguet on Nov 14, and the Lilla Smycken sale of simpler jewellery and gemstones on Nov 17. Further sales are scheduled on Nov 19 (Aficionado), Nov 21 (Klassiska), Nov 28 (Smyckekvaliten) and Dec 1 (Allmänna).

Auctions high-end watches, jewelry, fashion, antiques, and collectibles weekly.

Fortuna Auction is holding a sale on November 5, 2026 at 11:00 AM ET, with a second sale on November 15, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET, though details for both remain to be announced. The first sale's catalog is set to open October 29 and the second's on November 8, and the house is currently accepting consignments of fine jewelry, watches, and luxury accessories for both.

FutureGrail auctions treasured timepieces, featuring modern and vintage watches from over forty brands. The online house offers a competitive buyer's premium and provides services including secure shipping and NFT minting for digital proof of ownership.

First State Auctions is holding its "Jewels of Distinction" online auction, closing Sunday 8 November 2026, with 452 lots including a 17.94ct unheated Ceylon sapphire and Argyle pink diamond ring (estimate $120,000–$180,000), a Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 18ct gold watch ($45,000–$55,000), and a Hermès Kelly Sellier 25 bag ($23,000–$25,000).

Auctions fine art, Asian antiques, militaria, firearms, decorative arts, and historical collectibles.

Dupuis Fine Jewellery Auctioneers is holding an Important Jewels Auction from November 11-18, 2026, featuring over 700 items including diamonds, signed pieces from various makers, antique and period jewellery, and nearly 100 watches.

Ibbett Mosely Auction Rooms in Sevenoaks sells a broad mix of fine silver, gold and jewellery, with the current Wednesday 21st October 2026 sale headlined by a George III 18ct gold pocket watch that hammered at £4,900 against a guide of £1,100 to £1,300. Other lots include Chinese blue and white porcelain, a 9ct gold cigarette case, a Longines wristwatch and an After Grace Mott Johnson bronze sculpture of gun dogs. The house's own stories report that silver has continued to exceed expectations at recent sales, despite fears of an overheated market.

Upcoming auctions include the Kunst sale on Saturday, November 7, 2026, starting at 10 a.m. in Frankfurt, with previews on November 5 and 6, led by a Daum Nancy "Coloquinte" glass vase estimated at EUR 4,000 and a set of Meissen candlesticks. The Moderne sale follows on Saturday, November 14, 2026, starting at 3 p.m. in Frankfurt, with a preview on November 12, and is headlined by two large Anselm Kiefer works, "Die Kosmiker" and "Maginot," each estimated at EUR 600,000.

Upcoming auctions include A Collector's Eye: Art/Antiques/Jewelry featuring the Lee Beltzer Collection, a live sale starting November 18, 2026 at 10:00 AM Eastern. The sale centers on more than 135 Contemporary Realist works from the Lee Beltzer collection, alongside works on paper by Chuck Close, David Hockney, and Louise Nevelson, Art Deco pieces by Pierre Chareau, Paul Frankl, and T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings, 18th-century furniture, Persian carpets, and French and Continental antiques, closing with 75 lots of jewelry, watches, and handbags.