Three prices for the same watch or car: what the boutique charges, what dealers ask online, and what someone actually paid at auction. The gap tells you if it’s a good deal.
Name the watch or car. We check the boutique price, every dealer ask and real auction results, then email you the three prices.
An asking price is what a dealer hopes to get. An auction result is what someone paid. Where no public sale exists in the last 24 months, we say so.
Bring a Trailer and Collecting Cars figures are winning bids before fee unless marked incl. fee. Phillips, Christie’s, Bonhams, Antiquorum, Heritage, Monaco Legend, Lempertz and Iconic figures include buyer’s premium; Gardiner Houlgate figures are hammer prices before premium. Auction sales are shown in the currency they sold in, never converted; when a market had no sale of its own in the last 24 months, its card shows the nearest relevant sale and no gap is computed.
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