Less than 24 hours remain until our Important Watches live sale at #SothebysNewYork. Ahead of the auction, we're spotlighting F.P. Journe's Chronomètre à Résonance—a timepiece that quite literally listens to itself. Bid now >> bit.ly/43wspUL The Chronomètre à Résonance stands among François‑Paul Journe’s most profound achievements, translating a centuries‑old scientific phenomenon into a wristwatch of remarkable precision. By placing two balance wheels in close proximity, the watch harnesses resonance–allowing each oscillator to influence the other and stabilize rate through natural synchronization. Introduced after more than a decade of research and refinement, this platinum example belongs to the celebrated ‘Résonance Nouveau’ generation, powered by the rose‑gold caliber 1499.3. Visit us in person today at the Important Watches exhibition at our Madison Ave HQ.

The very first Calatrava in stainless steel with Breguet numerals. Bid now >> bit.ly/4vMREOs Introduced in 1932, Patek Philippe’s reference 96 Calatrava embodies timeless proportions. This 1943 stainless steel example elevates that legacy with its rare Breguet numerals and luminous dial, an uncommon, highly desirable pairing. Visit us in person at the Important Watches exhibition at the Breuer building until 14 June.

There’s no better place to be this weekend than at #SothebysNewYork. Now on view at our Madison Ave HQ, marvel at this season’s Luxury Week jewels on the fifth floor—featuring an incredible selection of magnificent pieces from around the world. Try these on in person ahead of the live auction on 16 June.

There’s no better destination for collectors this weekend than #SothebysNewYork. Bid now >> bit.ly/3Q0YPnf Now on view at our Madison Avenue HQ, discover this season’s Luxury Week handbags and trunks on the fifth floor—including an extraordinary 18th-century trunk associated with none other than Marie Antoinette. View these in person ahead of the online sale on 23 June.

Three distinct expressions of Audemars Piguet’s watchmaking are now on display at #SothebysNewYork. Bid now >> bit.ly/4oKYodH Spanning generations of design and craftsmanship, the selection ranges from the iconic Royal Oak Jumbo in yellow gold to the contemporary Royal Oak Offshore in blue ceramic, culminating in the rare and highly important Jules Audemars Cabinet Series Grand Complication. Offered with its original Audemars Piguet wooden cabinet, this timepiece exemplifies the pinnacle of the house’s traditional watchmaking–combining the most demanding complications within a singular form. Visit us in person at the Important Watches exhibition at the Breuer building until 14 June.

Now on view at #SothebysNewYork, the Octa Automatique Réserve Sport in titanium is F.P. Journe at its most contemporary. Bid now >> bit.ly/3QcLlEV Combining the maison’s signature automatic Octa architecture with a lightweight, sport-oriented titanium case and bracelet, this model merges technical sophistication with everyday practicality. Notably, its long power reserve and asymmetrical display further showcase Journe’s precision and originality.

Doesn’t everybody want a 10-carat diamond? There are only four color grades for colored diamonds, and now #SothebysNewYork has one of the rarest examples. The question is: what will it become? Bid now >> bit.ly/4eEpL5s Join Sotheby’s Frank Everett and Phyllis Kao as they discuss how they would transform this fancy intense blue stone into a signature jewelry piece of their own.

This extraordinary set of three Lange 1 Time Zone watches represents A. Lange & Söhne’s experimentation and rarity. The trio combines mechanical ingenuity with extreme scarcity–underscoring the growing appeal of Lange’s limited-edition sets among collectors seeking depth, narrative, and true exclusivity. Bid now >> bit.ly/4vbDrLg

A piece of Rolex history. This is the Reference 5512 Submariner owned by the one and only Steve McQueen. Bid now >> bit.ly/4g1lESn Now on view at #SothebysNewYork, hear from Sotheby’s Rich Fordon as he takes you behind the scenes of one of the most iconic Rolex Submariners in the world.

Which watch is Sotheby’s Geoff Hess wearing this Luxury Week at #SothebysNewYork? It’s a Rolex Reference 5508 ‘Small Crown’ Submariner with an extraordinary story. Bid now >> bit.ly/4eExzUP Watch as our Global Head of Watches gives an exclusive look at this exceptional timepiece before it goes under the hammer on 15 June. Visit our Madison Avenue HQ to experience it in person until 14 June.

A diamond necklace that transforms into a tiara? Sotheby’s Phyllis Kao knows that’s exactly what every girl wants. Bid now on this and more ahead of the High Jewelry live sale on 16 June >> bit.ly/4xaMEEY Starring in the latest edition of Frank’s Files are three extraordinary vintage statement necklaces by Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Harry Winston. Now on view at Sotheby’s New York, each creation represents the pinnacle of design from its house, and you can now try them on in person at our Madison Ave HQ.

For the first time in 15 years, Steve McQueen’s personal Rolex Submariner can now be yours. Bid now >> bit.ly/4ehPbVf Few watches capture the spirit of their owner quite like this Rolex Submariner reference 5512, which the ‘King of Cool’ originally gifted to his long-time friend, Jimmy Brucker. A devoted Submariner enthusiast, McQueen wore a reference 5512 while competing in the 12 Hours of Sebring in 1970 and again later that year on the film set of ‘Le Mans.’ Visit us in person at our Madison Ave HQ until 14 June.

The #SothebysNewYork Handbags & Trunks sale is officially open for bidding. Bid now >> bit.ly/4ek5Wzd Now on view at the Breuer, the auction brings together a standout selection of rare trunks, desirable handbags and highly sought-after collector’s pieces. Swipe through for a first look at these distinguished iterations set to go under the hammer on 26 June.

From the collection of none other than Tom Brady, this F.P. Journe Vagabondage II represents the evolution of the house’s wandering time display. Limited to just 69 pieces in platinum, it distinctly features digital jumping hours and minutes rendered through rotating apertures. Bid now >> bit.ly/4uZAjSp Housed in a flat Tortue case, this model strays from Journe’s traditional round designs, bringing a bold and unconventional vision to contemporary timekeeping.

From 1865 to 2000, only 20 Patek Philippe pocket watches with an equation of time indication were produced–and #SothebysNewYork has one of them. Bid now >> bit.ly/4vIgUVZ Now on view at the Breuer, this Ref. 962/1J-001 embodies both technical mastery and extreme rarity from its exceptional Grand Complication. The brushed silvered dial, applied Breguet numerals, and dial-printed movement number further reflect its special character, with these details historically reserved by the house for its most significant timepieces.

Now on view at #SothebysNewYork, the third tranche of The Shapes of Cartier collection showcases a selection of rare and characterful designs set to go under the hammer on 15 June. Led by an exceptionally rare London-made Maxi Ronde, this quartet celebrates Cartier’s enduring exploration of form. Highlights include the architectural lines of the Tank Reversible, the bold geometry of an Audemars Piguet-produced Carré retailed by Cartier New York, and the understated elegance of the London Ceinture. Bid now >> bit.ly/4urkZgB

The #SothebysNewYork Fine Watches sale is officially open for bidding. From Bulgari and Piaget to F.P. Journe and Richard Mille, across over 400 lots, there’s a timepiece for everyone from the world’s biggest names in watchmaking. Swipe through for a first look at four highlights set to go under the hammer on 17 June. Bid now >> bit.ly/43s6cXK

75 carats of pure allure. Unbox this mesmerizing vintage Cartier ring, featuring a spectacular emerald-cut aquamarine, alongside tapered baguette and square-shaped diamonds. Truly one-of-a-kind, try it on in person tomorrow at our Fine Jewelry exhibition at #SothebysNewYork. Discover this and more at the link in bio ahead of the online sale on 18 June >> bit.ly/4vDD0sP

World Cup fever has officially begun here at #SothebysNewYork. As the tournament kicks off in two days, fans of the beautiful game and Louis Vuitton have a chance to bid on a truly one-of-a-kind timepiece. The Unity Time Object honors the worlds of sport and expert watchmaking, and was created to mark the 10th anniversary of the maison’s partnership with UNICEF. It’s accompanied by a trophy trunk in Louis Vuitton’s classic Monogram canvas, to boot. Bid now >> bit.ly/4vjz2Gh Proceeds benefit UNICEF.

How would you style this vintage Cartier necklace? Designed as a looped herringbone chain with round diamonds, this 1950s necklace from the French maison brings an elevated twist to the everyday. On view at #SothebysNewYork from 11 June, try it on this week in person at our Madison Ave HQ. Bid now on this and more at the link in bio ahead of the High Jewelry live sale on 16 June >> bit.ly/4evxqmC