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I think you were right, the attention of the Heuer buyers was elsewhere.
The 3647S (Lot 18) and 3147N (Lot 19) look like good value at £3,500 and £5,625 respectively, including buyer's premium. I'm sure there were others too.
I bought the Mareographe at £8,125 including premium. I'm unsure about value because condition was such a big factor with this one. However, if there's one watch where I can accept water damage to the dial, it's a Mareographe and I shall wear it often and enjoy it.
: With all the hullabaloo about the Christie's sale in NY has anyone
: noticed there are some interesting pieces coming up tomorrow in
: London?
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: http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/24232/#/aa0=1&MR0_length=10&w0=list&aj0=lot_number_asc&q0=Heuer&m0=0
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