Announcement

FutureGrail, a global auction house for exceptional timepieces, issued a press release on 21 Oct 2026 announcing its November 2026 auction session. The live in‑person auction will be held in Singapore on 14 Nov 2026 at 5.30 pm (GMT+8) at the Artyzen Hotel, with the option for remote offers via its website.

Pre‑auction Previews

Physical previews are scheduled as follows:

  • Hong Kong: 21‑22 Oct, 10.30 am‑7.30 pm at Delugs Maison, The Landmark.
  • Dubai: 28‑29 Oct, 11 am‑7 pm at ICD Brookfield, DIFC.
  • Geneva: 5‑8 Nov, 10 am‑6 pm at Beau‑Rivage Genève, 13 Quai du Mont‑Blanc.
  • Singapore: 12‑13 Nov, 10 am‑6 pm and 14 Nov, 10 am‑3.30 pm at Artyzen Hotel.

Flagship Piece

The catalogue’s centerpiece is an extremely rare 1954 Patek Philippe Reference 2526P “Serpico y Laino”, encased in platinum with an enamel dial. It is believed to be a unique example and has never been auctioned before. The house expects the watch to achieve a hammer price between USD 1 million and USD 2 million.

Additional Notable Watches and Estimates

  • 1941 Patek Philippe Ref.1502J, two‑tone sector “Telephone” dial, one of only two known – estimate USD 150,000‑300,000.
  • 2004 F.P. Journe Octa Calendrier, gold dial with retrograde date in platinum – estimate USD 400,000‑600,000.
  • 1998 Daniel Roth Ref.C317, Platinum Papillon 10th Anniversary Limited Edition No. 08/30 – estimate USD 200,000‑300,000.
  • 1986 Urban Jurgensen Ref.2 “No.000”, perpetual calendar with guilloché rose‑gold dial – estimate USD 200,000‑400,000.
  • 1949 Patek Philippe Ref.130A “Full Set”, two‑tone stainless‑steel chronograph with tachometer – estimate USD 200,000‑400,000.
  • 1950 Patek Philippe Ref.1463R, two‑tone “Serpico y Laino” chronograph “Tasti Tondi”, rose gold – estimate USD 300,000‑600,000.
  • 2012 Cartier W1556213, tourbillon perpetual calendar single‑button chronograph with diamond‑set baguette cut, one of five made, white gold – estimate USD 300,000‑600,000.
  • 1961 Patek Philippe Ref.2597J “Full Set”, travel‑time jumping hour in yellow gold – estimate USD 200,000‑400,000.
  • Several other rare pieces priced within the USD 200,000‑600,000 range.

Bidding Options

Bidders may attend the live event, submit advance bids by emailing bids@futuregrail.com, or place live bids through the FutureGrail website during the auction.

Executive Comment

Ali Nael, CEO of FutureGrail, said the auction reflects “growing interest in such rare watches, between the hubs of the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia,” and expressed enthusiasm about presenting the catalogue to collector communities in those markets.

Media Contact

Jonathan Ivan‑Duke, media enquiries, email jon@dukemir.com.