The auctions begin on July 6th with the auctions Le Temps est Féminin (Ladies’Watches) and Important Watches.

The first, Le Temps est Féminin, will feature ladies’ watches. Highlights will include a diamond-set Rolex “Cellini Octagon” Ref. 4650, as well as an elegant Piaget watch Ref. 9131 N17.

During the Important Watches auction, collectors will have the opportunity to buy sought-after timepieces such as a superb Rolex Sea-Dweller “COMEX 3497” Ref. 16600, a magnificent Vacheron Constantin 222 “Saudi Arabia” Ref. 46004, or an “Octa Divine” by F.P. Journe.

As with the 2025 edition, creations from leading horological houses such as Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier, Audemars Piguet, Piaget, Richard Mille, Breguet and Omega will take centre stage. If you wish to present a watch for sale, our specialists are available to advise you.

On July 7th and 8th, the Jewellery auctions will bring together enthusiasts and collectors around a selection of exceptional pieces. Among the highlights are a Cartier half-set featuring delicate floral branch motifs, a pair of earrings adorned with superb emeralds weighing approximately 2.60 and 3 carats, and an iconic Cartier “Panther” necklace, set with sapphires and diamonds.

Every year, Monaco Auction Week attracts many collectors and jewellery enthusiasts. In this context, our specialists are available to guide you through the process of selling your jewellery, in particular pieces by Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier, Boucheron, Chaumet and Bulgari…

On July 8th, the Hermès & Luxury Bags sale will bring this week of auctions to a close. This is the opportunity to acquire unique pieces from luxury houses such as Hermès, Chanel, Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, Yves Saint Laurent, Prada, Gucci and Fendi…

A magnificent navy blue Birkin 35 in Mississippiensis alligator leather will be presented in the sale, alongside multiple other Hermès creations, which our specialists can help you value.

Finally, the week will also include the Monaco Sculptures auction, whose open-air exhibition allows everyone to admire the works whilst strolling through the Principality’s gardens.

Artists such as Jean-Michel Folon and César will be in the spotlight on July 7th, with L’Oiseau (1992) and an impressive Pouce (1980) – a polished bronze sculpture, standing over three metres tall – respectively.