Patek Philippe Star Calibre 2000 sold

The Patek Philippe Star Calibre 2000 Ref. 990/1 is a notable luxury timepiece that was sold at auction for a record price of US$3.28 million in Hong Kong. This sale marked a significant milestone in the world of horology, as it became the most expensive watch ever auctioned in Asia. The watch is renowned for its intricate craftsmanship and features a total of 21 complications, which are advanced mechanisms that enhance its functionality and complexity. Among these complications are the Westminster Chimes, a minute repeater, and a lunar orbit indicator, showcasing the watch's technical prowess and the expertise of Patek Philippe in watchmaking. The Star Calibre 2000 was produced in 2008, reflecting the brand's commitment to innovation and excellence in the luxury watch market. The auction not only highlighted the growing interest in high-end timepieces but also underscored the value collectors place on unique and complicated watches. The sale at Christie's attracted significant attention from collectors and enthusiasts alike, further solidifying Patek Philippe's reputation as a leader in the luxury watch industry.