One of the UK’s biggest watch auction houses, Watches of Knightsbridge, has announced its forthcoming 1st June sales, which sees a return to room bidding and open viewing days.
The viewing days will take place at the company’s iconic Michelin House in South Kensington, and it’s the first Watches of Knightsbridge sale that can be attended in person since before the UK government’s covid restrictions were introduced.
Since then, the auction house has adopted its sales to be online-only, in order to keep providing a service for its customers.
Watches of Knightsbridge are actively consigning for this auction and are accepting entries up until the deadline on the 19th April. They’re offering free valuations and advice to those looking to sell and are open to partnerships with the trade and retailers.
This forthcoming auction on 1st June is set to be one of the biggest and most important sales yet with a selection of very rare vintage Cartier watches, a 1960s Rolex Submariner with Explorer-type dial and interesting provenance, as well as a very limited Patek Philippe Calatrava London Edition.
The full auction catalogue will be published on the 6th May.
All enquires can be made at auctions@watchesofknightsbridge.com or 02038260025.
