After a brief holiday break, Significant Lots is back! In our third episode, Eric Wind and Gabriel Benador discuss flipping watches and anti-flipping policies, why titanium is the modern watch metal, and the most Significant Lots coming up at New York Auction Week, including perhaps the best pink-on-pink Patek 1518 perpetual calendar chronograph we’ve ever seen.
Find Episode 3 on Spotify, on Apple Podcasts, on Google Podcasts, or wherever else you listen to podcasts.
If you’re enjoying Significant Lots, please share it with a friend or leave us a review in Apple Podcasts. All of us have received a ton of positive feedback and support in response to the first few episodes of the podcast, so thank you to all who have listened so far! We’re all excited to hop on mic every week and think that Significant Lots provides some much-needed collector perspective in the watch world.
Show Notes:
McKinsey State of Fashion Report: Watches
Lange 1 — Made in Germany: A study of early Lange 1s
Patek Philippe ref. 2419 Minute Repeater retailed by Cartier, sold at Christie's Hong Kong
Patek Philippe ref 1518 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph at Sotheby's New York
George Daniels Tourbillon Pocket Watch at Phillips NY
Patek Philippe reference 2526 at Phillips NY
Patek Philippe reference 802 coin watch at Phillips NY
What Taylor Swift can teach us about restoring vintage watches
Eric on Collectability Podcast with John Reardon
Significant Lots is a weekly podcast featuring vintage dealer Eric Wind and collector Gabriel Benador, hosted by Charlie Dunne and Tony from Rescapement. Subscribe in your favorite podcast player to make sure you see the latest episode in your feed!
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