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The first example link I found was sold to Tiffany & Co. link in New York in 1940. It has a gold case and its applied Breguet numerals make it my favorite of the bunch. It sold at Christie's in 2011 for CHF 507,000; even back then the catalog mentions that only seven examples of these complicated link Calatravas had been discovered. It just shows how our knowledge of vintage watches, even the most well-researched of brands, continues to evolve. Movement 860,230; case 295,441.

Things have cooled down significantly since the days of easy money link and 20000 pizza dial watches. The last few Domino's Air-Kings to sell publicly have sold for more like 6000 to link 8000. For a couple of years the spread between a standard Air-King and a Domino's dial got completely out of whack. A standard silver ref. 5500 selling for link say 3000 while a Domino's dial sold for 20000 made no sense.