Everybody welcome to a new episode of Ben Klamma presents.

We finished last episode with our good friend Jeff Tass talking about Vintage Rolex and how things were

or we're not performing at auction.

So we thought it would be kind of a nice segue into a November

2023 auction discussion with my dear friends and colleagues Mr Tony Trina over there. Hey Tony.

Hey Tony, Ben, thanks for having me on your show. Of course and Mr. Rich

Forden. How are you? Good are you? Good are you bringing a double-breasted

jacket right now? I am I'm a lot more formal than everyone else. I appreciate that. I

respect that great. Yeah. Got to bring it for you. Indeed. So we are just a few days away from the

kickoff of the auction season in November. We had Monaco Legends which Jeff and I referred to briefly, but now we're kind of into the main stay of Geneva auctions which is

Phillips, Sotheby's, Christies, etc., Antichorm. You know there's a lot to talk about here

I'm gonna kick it over to Tony to just kind of give us a brief overview of how you're viewing this auction season.

Yeah, it's exciting. There's a lot of huge lots up, both on the independent side and on the

vintage side of things.

I wrote about the 6062, which is like my favorite vintage Rolex reference.

Ben, I know it's one of yours as well, briefly, because there are five of them coming up over the next few months I'm excited to see

how all of those perform a couple of them have already hammered for for big

numbers so it's kind of cool to compare and contrast the different

models condition and then how they're all performing at auction but beyond

vintage there's a lot of big independent stuff a couple of private collectors are

having single-owner sales in Geneva,

and then following that in Hong Kong in the beginning of the Oak Collection,

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