Antiquorum Presents Audemars Piguet Grande Complication Piece Unique on June 8
On June 8 at its Fuller Building headquarters in New York City, Antiquorum will offer unique and exceptional timepieces including an Audemars Piguet Grande Complication Piece Unique made for and signed by Arnold Schwarzenegger, and a Vacheron Constantin minute-repeating perpetual calendar wristwatch in a 40mm platinum case produced in 2002 as a unique example. Find web and video links inside. The highlight of the sale is the Audemars Piguet Piece Unique made for the company’s 125th anniversary in 2000. The sapphire caseback bears Arnold Schwarzenegger’s engraved signature. Made specially for the inaugural “Time to Give” charity auction co-hosted by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Muhammad Ali, the watch is a large minute-repeating, titanium and 18K pink gold wristwatch featuring a round button split-seconds chronograph and perpetual calendar with moon phases.Click the screen capture below to view a short video about this piece.The unique Vacheron Constantin minute-rep

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