Romain Marsot, Director of the Watches Department
With 16 years of experience in watchmaking, Romain Marsot is committed to furthering the growth of the Watches department. He succeeds Marie Sanna-Legrand, who has recently retired.
Romain Marsot is already preparing two prestigious auctions, Important Watches and Le Temps est Féminin (Ladies Watches), to be held on July 7th at the mythical Hôtel Hermitage in Monaco, in collaboration with expert Geoffroy Ader.
Romain Marsot is now available to appraise your watches and will be pleased to meet you from April onwards during valuations days organized in France and worldwide:
Munich
Wednesday, April 9th
Brussels
Thursday, April 10th
Thursday, May 15th
Knokke-le-Zoute
Friday, April 11th
Friday, May 16th
Cannes
Wednesday, April 23rd
Tuesday, May 27th
Monaco
Thursday, April 24
Wednesday, May 28
Bordeaux
Thursday, June 19
Rolex
Daytona ‘Paul Newman’, circa 1968
Sold €434,700 in Monaco
A leading actor on the vintage watch market, particularly for sports and professional watches, our Watches department recorded important results, including a Patek Philippe ref. 1518 Big Arabic that sold for €883,000, an Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 that fetched €708,480, and the General de Gaulle LIP that sold €537,920 last December 2024.
Over the years, the department has orchestrated the sale of exceptional collections over the years: the Rolex collection of a former racing driver in 2016, the watches of the artist Arman in 2017. It also auctioned the Gail & Robert Schwartz collection of women’s timepieces in 2018, the iconic Bull Collection in 2020, and The Eight Collection alongside Property of a Lady in 2021.
Patek Philippe
Big Arabic, circa 1943
Sold 883,000 € in Monaco
Auctions
Basel Watch Auction
Wednesday, June 25th 2025
Artcurial Beurret Bailly Widmer, Basel, Switzerland
Important Watches & Le Temps est Féminin (Ladies Watches)
Monday, July 7th 2025
Hôtel Hermitage, Monte-Carlo
Consign deadline: May 2025
Contact
Romain Marsot
+33 1 42 99 16 53