Steinhausen Graves 33 Watch

Steinhausen Graves 33 watch on brown leather strap. This watch is an homage to the watch made for Henry Graves that sold for $11m. The watch is automatic and runs perfectly. The side buttons control the month and day settings. There are no marks or scuffs on the watch at all.

This is the story:

Back in 1933, the single most important watch ever built was engineered for a quiet millionaire collector named Henry Graves. It took over three years and the most advanced horological techniques to create the multifunction masterpiece. Decades later, when the ultra-rare innovation was auctioned off, it sold for the record price of $11,030,000 to a secretive anonymous collector. It disappeared for years, hidden in a private vault. Currently, the watch is on display in a Geneva museum.

These are pictures of the front and back of the actual watch: