Here's How Much The Rare Rolex Split-Seconds Watch Sold For At Monaco Legend Group Auction
These watches were initially made for World War II pilots and were later given in the Giro di Sicilia racing event in 1942.
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These watches were initially made for World War II pilots and were later given in the Giro di Sicilia racing event in 1942.
A buyer recently paid an eye-popping and record-setting amount at auction to land a Rolex 4113 that is considered extremely rare.
Plus: more epic watches from the Monaco Legend Group auctions, including a Patek Philippe that once belonged to Amelia Earheart.
(Bloomberg) — A rare Rolex with a split-second chronograph sold for €3.3 million ($3.5 million) at auction in Monaco, a record price for the model. The Rolex 4113, produced in 1942 and one of just 12 ever made and nine known to exist, was sold on Saturday at the Monaco Legend Group auction. The sale…
The Rolex 4113, produced in 1942 and one of just 12 ever made and nine known to exist, was sold on Saturday at the Monaco Legend Group auction.