Christie's announces inaugural luxury auctions & events at The Henderson
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Christie's announces inaugural luxury auctions & events at The Henderson
The auction also includes a dazzling selection of spectacular timepieces from other prestigious owners. © Christie's Images Ltd 2024.



HONG KONG.- Christie’s announced the inaugural Luxury auctions and events at our new Asia Pacific headquarters at The Henderson, running from September through November. Hailed as the definitive destination for discerning Luxury collectors across the globe, Christie’s will present an exceptional curation of rare and coveted jewellery, watches, handbags, and fine wines with distinguished provenance and masterful craftsmanship, in live and online auctions. These treasures have been thoughtfully selected to resonate with global connoisseurs who value quality and exclusivity.

Kicking off the Luxury auctions are extraordinary selections of fine wines and important watches. The wine auctions will feature esteemed single-owner collections, offering a diverse array of exceptional wines and spirits from renowned châteaux and wineries, available in a variety of formats. For watches, the auctions will present a spectacular selection of rare vintage, modern and contemporary horological masterpieces from prestigious brands and independent watchmakers, each distinguished by impeccable provenance. These auctions have been meticulously curated to captivate modern gentlemen and collectors at every stage of their journey.

To further enrich the auction experience, Christie’s is honoured to host world-class events, including prestigious exhibitions and reputable forums, such as the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève Exhibition in September, and the Horology Forum in October. This is an unparalleled opportunity to engage with the finest in the industry and elevate the collecting journey at The Henderson.

Wine
Fine & Rare Wines from a Wine Lover's Impeccable Cellar: Online | 20 September – 7 October | 265 Lots |
Total Low Estimate HK$ 5,004,760 / US$641,833


This stunning single-owner sale features an expertly curated selection from a wine lover’s cellar, preserved for decades within the cold, stable confines of an alpine Kitzbühel basement, carved directly from the region's granite. The collector, a well-travelled and knowledgeable businessman, has amassed an extraordinary array of the world’s finest wines, now offered in impeccably fresh condition. Representing the pinnacle from Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhone, Champagne, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Australia, and Madeira, the collection features legendary first growth vintages like Lafite 1982, Margaux 1983, and Haut Brion 1989, as well as incredibly rare DRC assortments from 1984 to 1986 in their original wooden cases, and notable vintages from Jaboulet Hermitage La Chappelle, Salon, Gaja Barbaresco Sori Tildin, Vega Sicilia Unico, Penfolds Grange, and Barbeito Terrantez.

The Epic Cellar Part II | Live Auction | 4 October | 255 lots |
Total Low Estimate HK$28,084,100/ US$3,601,633


Christie’s will present "The Epic Cellar Part II" following the success of Part I in June. This sale features an exceptional selection of wines from a distinguished single-owner collection, showcasing highly sought-after Bordeaux and Burgundy domaines. Highlights include rare large-format bottles of Bordeaux first growths from 1980s and 1990s. Collectors will also have the chance to acquire a full case of the legendary Mouton Rothschild 1945, as well as the best vintages from Le Pin, Lafleur, and Cheval Blanc.

Burgundy enthusiasts will discover standout selections from Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, including Echézeaux, Richebourg, La Tâche, and 55 lots of Romanée-Conti, alongside rare Henri Jayer Cros Parantoux. Champagne lovers can look forward to Dom Pérignon 1966 and Salon 1996, while spirits aficionados will appreciate offerings such as Macallan 18-Year-Old Sherry Oak and the 72-Year-Old Lalique Genesis Decanter. The collection is rounded out with notable Japanese whiskies such as Karuizawa, Ichiro’s and Yamazaki, as well as exceptional selections of Armagnac, Cognac, and Moutai.

Watches
Watches Online: Featuring “The Collectibles” Part 1 | 11 – 24 September | 175 lots |
Total Low Estimate HK$13.3M/ US$1.7 M


Christie’s Watches will launch its first sale at the new Asia Pacific headquarters at The Henderson in Hong Kong, with ‘Watches Online: Featuring “The Collectibles” Part 1’ (11 - 24 September). The sale features a carefully curated selection of vintage and modern wristwatches from renowned brands, specialising in Patek Philippe, Rolex, F.P.Journe, Audemars Piguet, and many more.

Taking centre stage is “The Collectibles”, an illustrious single-owner collection valued at over HK$65 million, encompassing approximately 160 lots of both contemporary and vintage watches. This online sale will unveil Part 1 of the collection, featuring 66 meticulously selected lots, with Part 2 to follow in a live auction on 27 October.

Additionally, the online auction includes a range of rare and exceptional watches from various private owners. With timepieces offered across a broad price range, from no reserve to HK$1 million, this sale is an unmissable opportunity for watch collectors and enthusiasts of all levels worldwide.

Important Watches: Featuring “The Collectibles” Part 2 | Live Auction | 27 October

This live auction presents some of the most complicated and sought-after horological wonders by the world’s greatest watchmakers, offering collectors a rare chance to acquire unique masterpieces, including several models that have never been seen before at auction.

Headlining the sale is a possibly unique and sensational Patek Philippe ref. 1518. The reference 1518 is one of the rarest and most historically important Patek Philippe watches, as it was the first perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch produced in series. The present watch is one of only 45 pink gold examples publicly known today, out of the 58 pieces that were made. More significantly, it is the only known ref. 1518 printed with ‘Fab. Suisse’.

Another exceptional highlight is a museum-quality Rolex Deep Sea Special model that can withstand the unimaginable external pressures of the ocean. Other examples of this extremely rare model are on permanent exhibit at the world's most prestigious technical and horological museums, such as the Deutsches Museum in Munich, the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., the Musée International d'Horlogerie in La Chaux-de-Fonds, and the Clock & Watch Museum Beyer in Zurich.

Further adding to the anticipation of our autumn auctions is Part 2 of the remarkable single-owner collection “The Collectibles”, which highlights modern and neo-vintage complications, limited editions, and rare handcrafted timepieces from revered brands including Patek Philippe, Rolex, F.P.Journe, and Audemars Piguet.

The auction also includes a dazzling selection of spectacular timepieces from other prestigious owners, such as exceptional watches by Richard Mille, including a one-of-a-kind RM018 with lapis lazuli wheels, as well as a rare platinum F.P.Journe Chronomètre à Résonance.

Horology Forum | 22 – 24 October

Christie’s will host the 10th edition of the globally renowned Horology Forum at its new Asia Pacific headquarters at The Henderson this October, marking the forum’s debut in Hong Kong and offering a thought-provoking experience in the heart of the city.

An integral programme of the Dubai Watch Week platform, the Horology Forum facilitates invaluable conversations and intellectual exchanges across horology and other industries, led by experts and pioneers from various fields. Titled “HF.10”, this milestone edition will feature a rich lineup of panel discussions, meticulously curated masterclasses, exclusive timepiece displays, and invaluable networking opportunities for both watch enthusiasts and professionals.










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