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Lot 100 One of the most iconic television shows of our time, Mad Men was compelling viewing for a number of reasons, one of which was the attention to detail in recreating the look and feel of the show’s time. That detail extended even to the wristwatches worn throughout the series.
Christie’s is proud to offer these four watches that were worn beginning in Season 5 of Mad Men after being leased to the show by Derek Dier. Mad Men Property Master Ellen Freund worked with Derek to select the watches for the show.
Each watch is being offered at no reserve and Derek Dier has agreed to donate a portion of the proceeds from the sale of each watch to Doctors Without Borders.
Christie’s is proud to offer these four watches that were worn beginning in Season 5 of Mad Men after being leased to the show by Derek Dier. Mad Men Property Master Ellen Freund worked with Derek to select the watches for the show.
Each watch is being offered at no reserve and Derek Dier has agreed to donate a portion of the proceeds from the sale of each watch to Doctors Without Borders.
Tudor. An Attractive Stainless Steel Automatic Wristwatch with Center Seconds, worn on the TV Show “Mad Men”
Signed Tudor, Oyster-Prince, Rotor, Self-Winding, Ref. 7967, Case No. 300’673, Manufactured in 1959
Closed16 December 2015
Price Realised
USD 10,000
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Accompanied by a signed letter of authenticity from Derek Dier. Further accompanied by a signed letter of authenticity from Ellen Freund, property master for Mad Men.
The present Tudor Oyster-Prince, nicknamed the “Tuxedo” by Derek Dier due to its black and silver color scheme, was worn by John Slattery as Roger Sterling on Mad Men. The watch is reminiscent of the famous Universal Polerouter designed by Gerald Genta in circa 1954.
Selected to be a classic watch for Roger Sterling to wear from the era, this Tudor is in stunning condition with a screw-down crown. It is one of the most visually striking time-only vintage Tudors we have ever seen.
The present Tudor is a remarkable opportunity to own a piece of television history.
The present Tudor Oyster-Prince, nicknamed the “Tuxedo” by Derek Dier due to its black and silver color scheme, was worn by John Slattery as Roger Sterling on Mad Men. The watch is reminiscent of the famous Universal Polerouter designed by Gerald Genta in circa 1954.
Selected to be a classic watch for Roger Sterling to wear from the era, this Tudor is in stunning condition with a screw-down crown. It is one of the most visually striking time-only vintage Tudors we have ever seen.
The present Tudor is a remarkable opportunity to own a piece of television history.