London - Bonhams presented the anticipated Bond Street Fine Watches sale on 12 December. The top lot was a F.P. Journe, Chronomètre à Résonance, circa 2021. The platinum manual wind dualtime wristwatch with dual escapements, power reserve and hack feature for seconds, sold for £140,100 against a pre-sale estimate of £100,000-150,000.

The 57-lot live sale featured a plethora of timepieces showcasing notable designs from desirable names including Rolex, Jaeger LeCoultre, Cartier, Patek Philippe, Breguet, F.P. Journe, Audemars Piguet, Piaget and Omega.

The sale made a total of £1,612,126 with 88% sold by lot and 91% sold by value.

Another notable lot was a Cartier Crash, reference 2463, circa 2001. The rare and unusual 18K rose gold manual wind wristwatch with diamond set case, silvered dial and grey satin Cartier strap, sold for £114,700, double its pre-sale estimate of £40,000-60,000.

Penelope Andrews, Bonhams Head of Watches, London, said: "We were privileged to present a curated selection of timepieces ranging in eras and designs that appealed to watch enthusiasts all over the world, who appreciated the horological craftsmanship and mastery they represented. We are delighted with the results of our final London Fine Watches sale of the year and proud to have achieved such a strong result for the single-owner collection of F.P. Journe's and the rare and unusual Cartier diamond Crash."

Other notable sale highlights included:

• A F.P. Journe, Octa Réserve de Marche, Limited Edition No.34/99-AN, circa 2022. The fine and rare limited edition platinum automatic calendar wristwatch with power reserve, sold for £102,000 (Estimate of £80,000-120,000).

• A F.P. Journe, Lune black label, platinum automatic calendar wristwatch with power reserve and moon phase, circa 2022. The rare watch sold for £95,650, more than its pre-sale estimate of £60,000-80,000.

• A very rare Patek Philippe, reference 5230G-032. The 18K white gold automatic wristwatch with world time and 24-hour indication was one of 50 produced to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the partnership with the oldest luxury retailer still operating in Taiwan - King's Sign Watch Company. The watch featured Taipei as a primary location in red and the centre of the dial is crafted in striking turquoise blue guilloché. The watch sold for £89,300, over double its pre-sale estimate of £40,000-60,000.

• A Patek Philippe Nautilus, reference 5712/1A, circa 2019. The rare stainless steel automatic calendar bracelet watch with power reserve and moon phase, sold for £70,250, over its pre-sale estimate of £45,000-65,000.

• A rare Patek Philippe 18K white gold automatic perpetual calendar wristwatch with moon phase, reference 5327G-001, circa 2019. Sold for £57,550, over its pre-sale estimate of £35,000-45,000.