2021年12月10日 · According to Deployant, Supercomplication No. 174 480, known to viewers as the iconic Patek Philippe pocket watch from "Antiques Roadshow," is not only timeless, but priceless. In 2006, it was auctioned off to Sotheby's Geneva and heralded as one of the most complicated watches ever created (via Scribd ).

2024年11月25日 · According to Entertainment Weekly, the most expensive item to appear on " Antiques Roadshow" U.S. so far is a Patek Phillippe pocket watch. The gold pocket watch is extremely special to the...

2019年6月25日 · This incredible Patek Philippe pocket watch, originally appraised in 2004, has skyrocketed in the market to an updated value of $2 Million-$3 Million, setting a new ANTIQUES ROADSHOW...

2024年11月20日 · From fine art and sculptures to sports memorabilia and family heirlooms, here are 10 of the most valuable items ever found on the popular PBS show. 1. Patek Philippe Pocket Watch. In 2004, a man brought a 1914 Patek Philippe pocket watch to …

2024年2月20日 · DURING his first gig at Antiques Roadshow, watch appraiser Paul Hartquist couldn't believe it when a seller placed a one-of-a-kind piece in front of him. Robert brought his great-grandfather's pocket watch to Hartquist on a 2004 episode of the popular series.

Our Appraiser Index also contains a complete list of active ROADSHOW appraisers and their contact details and biographies. Paul Hartquist talks about the wonderful Patek Philippe watch he...

Antiques Roadshow Extraordinary Find: 1914 Patek Philippe Pocket Watch While working his very first ROADSHOW in 2005, Watches appraiser Paul Hartquist met Robert, the owner of a one-of-a-kind 1914 Patek Philippe watch.

2019年11月6日 · This Patek-Philippe pocket watch was an Antiques Roadshow "Best Of". Appraised at $250K, it sold for $1.5M+ and is now estimated to be worth $2M - $3M.

2019年11月4日 · Paul Hartquist talks about the wonderful Patek Philippe watch he found in Bismarck in 2005.

Antiques Roadshow | Clip | Appraisal: 1914 Patek Philippe Pocket Watch. In a clip from Vintage St. Paul, Paul Hartquist appraises a ca. 1914 Patek Philippe men's pocket watch worth $250,000!