Some interesting pieces here, including a Doxa Seaconqueror Sharkhunter (what a name!), some nice IWC watches, Panerais, Jaegers, APs. It’s an interesting collection, prices look reasonable, and it includes the Hamilton watch he wore in Dead Poet’s Society. Auction is in early October:
http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions...ortNum-asc&viewMode=list&lot=117&scroll=28218

 

I always wondered how Graham stayed in business, and there is the answer.

 

Such an insane talent - the world absolutely misses him. The art is nicer than the watches, but he clearly liked nice things and the Mrs Doubtfire residuals were still coming to the mailbox.

 

An absolute shooting star, undoubtedly talented above most others and shone so bright in the limelight, unfortunately when it was time to go home there was no audience or light to shine. He is not alone and won't be the last unfortunately and a timely reminder for one of the most liked threads on OF

https://omegaforums.net/threads/because-we-need-to-talk-about-it.50844/

 

Looking through all of his stuff, and it doesn’t look like any of his family is keeping mementos, I was both deeply saddened and fascinated. It’s worth a perusal.

To me, the watches are mostly a disappointment, nearly all ‘modern’ stuff. But some of the visual art he collected is spectacular. And only two not very special expensive fountain pens.

 

+1 .... I found it sad that things like the golden globe for Good Morning Vietnam are among the lots.

 

Agreed, there are some nice watches and some not so nice, but there is also some great art, from fairly contemporary artists too which is interesting. Good to see some of the proceeds going to charities as well.

 

Doxa
A LIMITED EDITION PVD COATED STAINLESS STEEL AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH DATE AND BRACELET NO 52/5000 SEACONQUEROR SHARKHUNTER CIRCA 2004
Estimate USD 150 - 300


????

 

His bicycles collection was more interesting than his watches
https://paddle8.com/auction/robin-williams/

 

That is a very, very comprehensive list of "stuff". Sad to see so many personal mementos go.

 

Why look at watches when you can have THIS....



His performance was a riot. The world got a little darker after he died.

 

An amazing actor I love many of his films and this short stand up comedy about golf...made me cry,laughing

 

seeing that everything is FS, make me wonder about the family. so many little personal thing I'd love to keep (not the watches)

 

They might have kept some things back and not told us. Or they might find any reminder of what happened just too painful.

I wish we still had Robin Williams.

 

Scrolling through the auction just makes me sad...

 

The only thing I would like to own is the outstanding Marx Brothers poster.

 

I'm in for one of the watches. Fingers crossed.

 

One of my fave actors. He was outstanding in Dead Poet's Society and Good Will Hunting

 

What I like is that some of the watches include the warantee card made out to his name.