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What better way to kick off the New Year than with a new watch on your wrist?

Beginning January 13, Phillips will host its first single-owner auction dedicated entirely to watches from F. P. Journe. The house had an initial online sale for a one-source collection at the end of November, featuring 66 timepieces from the Armoury’s Mark Cho. The event was such a success that the auctioneers decided to hold another sale sourced from a private collector of the Swiss manufacture.

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Le Concours de Complexité, meaning “competition of complexity” will take place on the Phillips website and via the Phillips App through January 23. The auction will feature 11 F. P. Journe watches from a visionary brand enthusiast who has…

NEW YORK, NY.- This Fall, Phillips will offer thirty works of art from the esteemed Triton Collection Foundation in a dedicated Evening Sale on 14 November. The works span the century and feature movement-defining examples of Impressionist, Modern, and Post-War Art, including Pablo Picasso’s Femme en corset lisant un livre, 1914-1917; Georges Braque’s La bouteille de Bass, c. 1911-1912; and Joan Mitchell’s Untitled, 1954. Phillips is proud to announce that Fernand Lger’s Le 14 juillet, 1912-1913 will also be showcased in the sale, which features a recently-discovered fully completed artwork on the verso, from the series Fumes sur les toits, 1911-1912. The Triton Collection Foundation has a stellar reputation for their discerning judgment in acquiring works of art. This group of works…

We interviewed Damaris Phillips because we think you’ll like her picks at these prices. Damaris is a paid spokesperson for Kentucky Derby, GE, and Heirloomed. E! has affiliate relationships, so we may get a commission if you purchase something through our links. Items are sold by the retailer, not E!. Prices are accurate as of publish time.

“You should come to the Kentucky Derby at some point. It should be on everyone’s bucket list,” Damaris Phillips insists. If you can’t make it this year, Damaris says, “You can throw your own Kentucky Derby party at home. It’s just like a Super Bowl party, but with better clothes and better hats. There’s also some more springtime fun food.  Have people over, turn on the race, and enjoy the Kentucky Derby even when you’re not in Kentucky.”

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