2024
Except otherwise stated, all results include the premium.
See also : Time pieces Patek Philippe New watches OnlyWatch Bugatti Automobiles Sport equipment Baseball Leica
See also : Time pieces Patek Philippe New watches OnlyWatch Bugatti Automobiles Sport equipment Baseball Leica
2024 OnlyWatch sold by Christie's
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2024 Patek Philippe 6301A
2024 SOLD for CHF 15.7M
Philippe Dufour had been the pioneer of the integration of the grande and petite sonnerie and of the minute repeater, in a single pocket watch in 1989 and in a wristwatch in 1992.
The platinum wristwatch reference 6301P released in 2020 by Patek Philippe offers the same grandes complications. It integrates 703 components and its dial is in Grand Feu black enamel. Patents apply to are linked to the striking mechanism and to the jumping small seconds mechanism. The winding is manual. Its original price was CHF 1,150,000 including fees.
For the 2024 OnlyWatch Patek Philippe donated a unique similar watch in steel dated in that year, reference 6301A-010. It was sold for CHF 15.7M from a lower estimate of CHF 1.5M, lot 32. The sale was operated by Christie's in Geneva on May 10, 2024.
This piece has a Grand Feu blue green enamel hand guilloché dial with a swirling pattern set with 12 baguette-cut diamond hour markers.
The platinum wristwatch reference 6301P released in 2020 by Patek Philippe offers the same grandes complications. It integrates 703 components and its dial is in Grand Feu black enamel. Patents apply to are linked to the striking mechanism and to the jumping small seconds mechanism. The winding is manual. Its original price was CHF 1,150,000 including fees.
For the 2024 OnlyWatch Patek Philippe donated a unique similar watch in steel dated in that year, reference 6301A-010. It was sold for CHF 15.7M from a lower estimate of CHF 1.5M, lot 32. The sale was operated by Christie's in Geneva on May 10, 2024.
This piece has a Grand Feu blue green enamel hand guilloché dial with a swirling pattern set with 12 baguette-cut diamond hour markers.
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Talisman Origine by Richard Mille
SOLD for CHF 2.38M
Watch manufacturers have long understood that entrusting their best models to aviators, racers or mountain climbers was an effective way to demonstrate the reliability. The frantic move of the wrist of a tennis champion was also a great idea, materialized in 2010 by a partnership between Richard Mille and Rafael Nadal.
Despite its thickness, 11.8 mm, the RM 027 was in period the lightest mechanical watch in the world : 13 grams, less than 20 grams including the strap. After being used for nearly one year by Nadal, it was sold for € 510K by Antiquorum for OnlyWatch on September 23, 2011.
This strategy of sponsoring a champion still feeds the contribution of the brand to OnlyWatch.
Yohan Blake is one of very few sprinters who are able to compete with Usain Bolt, his Jamaican fellow. He used an RM 038 adapted to meet his personal requirements. The new light alloys based on magnesium enhance the resistance to wear and heat. This skeleton watch with a tourbillon movement was involved in his successful participation at the Olympic Games in London in 2012, two silver medals behind Bolt and the gold in the 4 x 100 m. His watch was sold for € 350K by Antiquorum on September 28, 2013.
In 2021 the bespoke RM 067-02 of the Formula One driver Charles Leclerc painted in the colors of his flag was sold for CHF 2.1M, lot 45. That model was in period the lightest automatic watch of the Richard Mille collection.
The piece offered by Richard Mille in the 2024 OnlyWatch auction is neither a wristwatch nor a pocket watch but an original concept of talisman watch hanging to a necklace through a pair of horns, imagining the shamanic know how of some prehistoric tribe.
This unique Talisman Origine reference RM S14 has a case in satin finished red gold with elements in high grade titanium. The automatic winding tourbillon is skeletonised. Mysterious symbols are engraved.
It was sold for CHF 2.38M from a lower estimate of CHF 600K, lot 38.
Such an enigmatic piece follows the trend of the 2023 Devil's Horn released by Richard Mille in an edition of 50 under the reference RM 66.
Also made in red gold with titanium, this model has its bezel and caseback machined in the Richard Mille factory with Carbon TPT® which provides an almost damascened appearance. A red gold hand is holding the sign of the devil's horn finger gesture. The flying tourbillon is skeletonised.
An example was sold for CHF 850K before fees by Christie's on May 14, 2024, lot 23.
Despite its thickness, 11.8 mm, the RM 027 was in period the lightest mechanical watch in the world : 13 grams, less than 20 grams including the strap. After being used for nearly one year by Nadal, it was sold for € 510K by Antiquorum for OnlyWatch on September 23, 2011.
This strategy of sponsoring a champion still feeds the contribution of the brand to OnlyWatch.
Yohan Blake is one of very few sprinters who are able to compete with Usain Bolt, his Jamaican fellow. He used an RM 038 adapted to meet his personal requirements. The new light alloys based on magnesium enhance the resistance to wear and heat. This skeleton watch with a tourbillon movement was involved in his successful participation at the Olympic Games in London in 2012, two silver medals behind Bolt and the gold in the 4 x 100 m. His watch was sold for € 350K by Antiquorum on September 28, 2013.
In 2021 the bespoke RM 067-02 of the Formula One driver Charles Leclerc painted in the colors of his flag was sold for CHF 2.1M, lot 45. That model was in period the lightest automatic watch of the Richard Mille collection.
The piece offered by Richard Mille in the 2024 OnlyWatch auction is neither a wristwatch nor a pocket watch but an original concept of talisman watch hanging to a necklace through a pair of horns, imagining the shamanic know how of some prehistoric tribe.
This unique Talisman Origine reference RM S14 has a case in satin finished red gold with elements in high grade titanium. The automatic winding tourbillon is skeletonised. Mysterious symbols are engraved.
It was sold for CHF 2.38M from a lower estimate of CHF 600K, lot 38.
Such an enigmatic piece follows the trend of the 2023 Devil's Horn released by Richard Mille in an edition of 50 under the reference RM 66.
Also made in red gold with titanium, this model has its bezel and caseback machined in the Richard Mille factory with Carbon TPT® which provides an almost damascened appearance. A red gold hand is holding the sign of the devil's horn finger gesture. The flying tourbillon is skeletonised.
An example was sold for CHF 850K before fees by Christie's on May 14, 2024, lot 23.
2024 Leica M-A ex Pope Francis
2025 SOLD for € 6.5M by Leitz Photographica
A one off Leica M-A camera was built in 2024 for presentation to Pope Francis. It is finished in silver chrome with a white paint covering. The camera and lens were attributed with the prestigious 5000000 round serial number.
It was sold as a charity lot with no applicable buyer's premium for € 6.5M from a lower estimate of € 60K by Leitz Photographica on November 22, 2025, lot 211. The late Pope had chosen to auction this exceptional set with all proceeds directed toward helping those in need.
Immediate post sale thought by Grok :
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Ilya · イリア @ilyamiskov
Pope Francis’s Leica M-A has been sold at an auction recently for €6,500,000.
It was sold as a charity lot with no applicable buyer's premium for € 6.5M from a lower estimate of € 60K by Leitz Photographica on November 22, 2025, lot 211. The late Pope had chosen to auction this exceptional set with all proceeds directed toward helping those in need.
Immediate post sale thought by Grok :
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Ilya · イリア @ilyamiskov
Pope Francis’s Leica M-A has been sold at an auction recently for €6,500,000.
- The post announces the recent auction sale of Pope Francis's custom Leica M-A "Typ 127" camera for €6.5 million in Vienna, shattering its €60,000-€70,000 estimate, with all proceeds directed to Catholic charities supporting the needy.
- Featured images showcase the camera's silver chrome finish, engraved with the phrase "Miserando atque eligendo", a Noctilux-M 50mm f/1.2 lens, and Vatican medallions, highlighting its one-of-a-kind papal personalization from Leica's 2024 gift.
- Replies reflect enthusiasm for the camera's minimalist aesthetic and symbolic value, with users joking about its "heavenly" shots and expressing awe at the design, underscoring the intersection of luxury photography and religious iconography.
2024 humidor
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Cohiba
2024 SOLD for € 4.5M by Habanos
The Habano festival is a yearly event operated in Havana by Habanos SA, the Cuban tobacco monopoly shared by Cuba and Spain. The final top luxury night gala includes an auction of humidors. Each lot is populated with cigars of a single brand. Fidel Castro, died at 90 in 2016, had sometimes served as the auctioneer.
In 2024 and 2025 all the proceeds went to Cuba's public healthcare system. The Cuban president was actively participating.
In the 2024 auction on March 1, the top lot was a Cohiba humidor, sold for € 4.5M. This cube rotating on a base is filled with 500 cigars made of regular productions and special editions. It is illustrated in last position in the post shared by Cigar Aficionado.
In 2024 and 2025 all the proceeds went to Cuba's public healthcare system. The Cuban president was actively participating.
In the 2024 auction on March 1, the top lot was a Cohiba humidor, sold for € 4.5M. This cube rotating on a base is filled with 500 cigars made of regular productions and special editions. It is illustrated in last position in the post shared by Cigar Aficionado.
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Trinidad
2024 SOLD for € 3.8M by Habanos
In the same sale as above on March 1, 2024, a Trinidad humidor celebrating the 55th anniversary of that brand was sold for € 3.8M. It is filled with 450 cigars.
A surprise lot was a smaller humidor filled with 55 Cohiba Lanceros and making reference to the Year of the Dragon for appealing the Chinese bidders. It was sold for € 550K. The five other lots sold for more than € 1M. The grand total was € 17.8M.
A surprise lot was a smaller humidor filled with 55 Cohiba Lanceros and making reference to the Year of the Dragon for appealing the Chinese bidders. It was sold for € 550K. The five other lots sold for more than € 1M. The grand total was € 17.8M.
2024 Bugatti Automobiles
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Chiron Super Sport Elephant Blanc
2026 SOLD for $ 5.1M by Bonhams
The 2024 Bugatti Chiron Super Sport Elephant Blanc was sold for $ 5.1M from a lower estimate of $ 4.5M by Bonhams on January 23, 2026, lot 143.
Bugatti Chiron. Compare the 2024 Super Sport Elephant Blanc (for sale by Bonhams on January 23, 2026, lot 143) with three 2023 Super Sport : sold by RM Sotheby's on October 11, 2025, lot 130 ; sold by Bonhams on August 15, 2025, lot 194 ; sold by RM Sotheby's on August 17, 2024, lot 331.
Overview
The 2024 'Éléphant Blanc' is a one-of-one Sur Mesure (bespoke) edition, paying homage to Bugatti's historic Type 41 Royale with elephant motifs, making it particularly unique. The three 2023 models are standard Super Sport variants with varying custom options. Below are visuals of each car, followed by a detailed comparison table.
Comparison Table
VIN
Elephant Blanc : VF9SW3V36RM795097
RM lot 130 : VF9SW3V39PM795057
Bonhams lot 194 : VF9SW3V31PM795053
RM lot 331 : VF9SW3V35PM795072
Mileage
Elephant Blanc : 2,750 miles
RM lot 130 : 516 km (≈320 miles)
Bonhams lot 194 : <740 miles
RM lot 331 : 243 miles
Exterior Color
Elephant Blanc : Glacier White (original factory paint)
RM lot 130 : Blue Carbon and Grey Carbon
Bonhams lot 194 : Dark green with exposed carbon fiber
RM lot 331 : Argent upper over Black carbon lower, Nocturne accents on grilles, wheels, etc.
Interior Color
Elephant Blanc : Bespoke French Racing Blue
RM lot 130 : Deep Blue leather with Gris Rafale stitching; Beluga Black carpets
Bonhams lot 194 : Dark green and grey leather with carbon fiber and brushed aluminum
RM lot 331 : Havana leather
Unique Features
Elephant Blanc : One-of-one Sur Mesure homage to Type 41 Royale 'Éléphant Blanc'; embroidered elephant emblems on headrests; Nocturne details; original MSRP $4,106,450; delivered to Canada (U.S.-spec)
RM lot 130 : One of ≈80 examples; single-owner Swiss delivery; 'Air Curtains' and wheel arch vents; handcrafted in Molsheim; includes engraved road case and order docs
Bonhams lot 194 : One of ≈80 examples; Sur Mesure custom; includes extra keys and thumb drive with production photos/video; minimalist analog dashboard
RM lot 331 : One of ≈80 examples; North American model; includes matching Havana leather luggage set (weekender and garment bags); matte carbon interior elements
Condition
Elephant Blanc : Low-mileage with original paint and interior; documented specs
RM lot 130 : Single-owner; last serviced March 2025 by Bugatti dealer in Zurich
Bonhams lot 194 : Super low-mileage; well-preserved as end-of-W16-era icon
RM lot 331 : Like-new; sparingly used; includes order form and window sticker
Auction Price
Elephant Blanc : Estimate: $4,500,000 - $5,000,000 (sold for $ 5,065,000 sale Jan 23, 2026)
RM lot 130 : Sold: CHF 4,055,000 (≈$5,056,046 USD at time of sale)
Bonhams lot 194 : Sold: $4,460,000 (inc. premium, no reserve)
RM lot 331 : Sold: $3,497,500
Additional Notes
Bugatti Chiron. Compare the 2024 Super Sport Elephant Blanc (for sale by Bonhams on January 23, 2026, lot 143) with three 2023 Super Sport : sold by RM Sotheby's on October 11, 2025, lot 130 ; sold by Bonhams on August 15, 2025, lot 194 ; sold by RM Sotheby's on August 17, 2024, lot 331.
Overview
The 2024 'Éléphant Blanc' is a one-of-one Sur Mesure (bespoke) edition, paying homage to Bugatti's historic Type 41 Royale with elephant motifs, making it particularly unique. The three 2023 models are standard Super Sport variants with varying custom options. Below are visuals of each car, followed by a detailed comparison table.
Comparison Table
VIN
Elephant Blanc : VF9SW3V36RM795097
RM lot 130 : VF9SW3V39PM795057
Bonhams lot 194 : VF9SW3V31PM795053
RM lot 331 : VF9SW3V35PM795072
Mileage
Elephant Blanc : 2,750 miles
RM lot 130 : 516 km (≈320 miles)
Bonhams lot 194 : <740 miles
RM lot 331 : 243 miles
Exterior Color
Elephant Blanc : Glacier White (original factory paint)
RM lot 130 : Blue Carbon and Grey Carbon
Bonhams lot 194 : Dark green with exposed carbon fiber
RM lot 331 : Argent upper over Black carbon lower, Nocturne accents on grilles, wheels, etc.
Interior Color
Elephant Blanc : Bespoke French Racing Blue
RM lot 130 : Deep Blue leather with Gris Rafale stitching; Beluga Black carpets
Bonhams lot 194 : Dark green and grey leather with carbon fiber and brushed aluminum
RM lot 331 : Havana leather
Unique Features
Elephant Blanc : One-of-one Sur Mesure homage to Type 41 Royale 'Éléphant Blanc'; embroidered elephant emblems on headrests; Nocturne details; original MSRP $4,106,450; delivered to Canada (U.S.-spec)
RM lot 130 : One of ≈80 examples; single-owner Swiss delivery; 'Air Curtains' and wheel arch vents; handcrafted in Molsheim; includes engraved road case and order docs
Bonhams lot 194 : One of ≈80 examples; Sur Mesure custom; includes extra keys and thumb drive with production photos/video; minimalist analog dashboard
RM lot 331 : One of ≈80 examples; North American model; includes matching Havana leather luggage set (weekender and garment bags); matte carbon interior elements
Condition
Elephant Blanc : Low-mileage with original paint and interior; documented specs
RM lot 130 : Single-owner; last serviced March 2025 by Bugatti dealer in Zurich
Bonhams lot 194 : Super low-mileage; well-preserved as end-of-W16-era icon
RM lot 331 : Like-new; sparingly used; includes order form and window sticker
Auction Price
Elephant Blanc : Estimate: $4,500,000 - $5,000,000 (sold for $ 5,065,000 sale Jan 23, 2026)
RM lot 130 : Sold: CHF 4,055,000 (≈$5,056,046 USD at time of sale)
Bonhams lot 194 : Sold: $4,460,000 (inc. premium, no reserve)
RM lot 331 : Sold: $3,497,500
Additional Notes
- Similarities: All are in excellent condition with minimal use, featuring the same powerhouse engine, adaptive suspension, rear-wheel steering, and Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires. They represent the pinnacle of the Chiron lineup, focused on high-speed stability.
- Differences: The 'Éléphant Blanc' stands out for its historical tribute and exclusivity, potentially commanding a premium due to its one-off status. The Lot 130 example fetched the highest price, likely due to its ultra-low mileage and European provenance. Lot 331 sold for the lowest, possibly reflecting market conditions in 2024 or fewer custom options. Colors and interiors vary significantly, allowing for personal taste in comparisons.
- Market Context: Prices reflect the rarity and desirability of these hypercars, with values holding strong post-production. For the upcoming sale, final price may vary based on bidding.
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Bolide
2026 SOLD for € 4M by RM Sotheby's
A 2024 Bugatti Bolide was sold for € 4M by RM Sotheby's in Paris on January 28, 2026, lot 171.
This track-only hypercar is one of just 40 examples produced, featuring Bugatti's quad-turbocharged 8.0-liter W16 engine delivering 1,600 horsepower. It has a dry weight of 1,450 kg, a weight-to-power ratio of 0.91 kg/hp, and performance stats including 0-100 km/h in 2.2 seconds and a top speed of 380 km/h. The car generates up to 2.5 G in corners and 2,900 kg of downforce.
This particular example (chassis VF9SX0V08RM795037) is in "as-new" condition with only 112 km on the odometer, owned by a single individual since new. Its exterior is finished in Turquoise Carbon with Black Carbon accents, French flag motifs, Blanc details, and Nocturne-painted wheels. The interior is Beluga Black Alcantara with Gris Rafale stitching and Bolide logos on the headrests. Unique features include a bespoke carbon fiber monocoque, push-rod suspension, an extreme aero package, and a permanent four-wheel-drive system.
The pre-sale estimate is €4,000,000 to €6,000,000 (approximately $4.7 million to $7 million USD). It comes with accompanying items like two Bugatti flight cases (including a technical manual), a car cover, tool bag with gloves, battery conditioner, spare wheels, and owner's manual. The car is sold on a bill of sale only (no registration) and is currently in Paris on a temporary import bond.
Compare Bolide to Chiron Super Sport
The Bugatti Bolide and Bugatti Chiron Super Sport are both pinnacle hypercars sharing the quad-turbocharged 8.0-liter W16 engine and all-wheel-drive layout, but they diverge in focus: the Bolide is a track-only machine optimized for circuit performance with radical weight reduction and aerodynamics, while the Chiron Super Sport is a road-legal variant emphasizing extreme top-speed capability and refined grand touring. The Bolide's production run is capped at 40 units, compared to 30 for the Chiron Super Sport 300+ (a special edition of the Super Sport that set the 304 mph production car record). Below is a side-by-side comparison of key specifications based on production models.
Category :
Bugatti Bolide (production model)
Bugatti Chiron Super Sport (including 300+ variant)
Engine
Bolide : 8.0L quad-turbo W16
Super sport : 8.0L quad-turbo W16
Power
Bolide : 1,600 PS (1,578 hp)
Super sport : 1,600 PS (1,578 hp)
Torque
Bolide : 1,600 Nm (1,180 lb-ft)
Super sport : 1,600 Nm (1,180 lb-ft)
Dry Weight
Bolide : 1,450 kg
Super sport : ~1,995 kg
Curb Weight
Bolide : N/A (track-only)
Super sport : ~2,081 kg (4,587 lb)
Weight-to-Power Ratio
Bolide : 0.91 kg/PS
Super sport : ~1.25 kg/PS
0-100 km/h (0-62 mph)
Bolide : 2.2 seconds
Super sport : 2.4 seconds
Top Speed
Bolide : 380 km/h (236 mph)
Super sport : 440 km/h (273 mph, limited); 490 km/h (304 mph) record for 300+
Drivetrain
Bolide : Permanent all-wheel drive with 7-speed DSG
Super sport : All-wheel drive with 7-speed DSG
Purpose
Bolide : Track-only (not road-legal)
Super sport : Road-legal hypercar with top-speed focus
Aerodynamics
Bolide : Extreme package with up to 3,000 kg downforce and 2.5 G lateral acceleration
Super sport : Active aero for high-speed stability; optimized for low drag in top-speed runs
Production
Bolide : 40 units~60 units
Super sport : 30 units (300+ edition)
Base Price (approx)
Bolide : €4 million (~$4.7 million USD)
Super sport :~$3.9 million USD
Fuel Economy
Bolide : N/A (track-only)
Super sport : 9 mpg city / 14 mpg highway / 11 mpg combined
Dimensions (L x W x H)
Bolide : ~4,750 x 2,000 x 995 mm
Super sport : 4,750 x 2,038 x 1,212 mm
The Bolide's significantly lower weight and track-tuned setup provide superior acceleration, cornering (with up to 3 tons of downforce), and agility compared to the Chiron Super Sport, which prioritizes straight-line velocity and road usability. Both use 98-octane pump fuel in production form, unlike the Bolide concept's 1,850 PS on racing fuel. The Chiron Super Sport's engine revs higher (up to 7,000 rpm) for sustained high-speed performance, while the Bolide emphasizes raw power delivery for lap times.
This track-only hypercar is one of just 40 examples produced, featuring Bugatti's quad-turbocharged 8.0-liter W16 engine delivering 1,600 horsepower. It has a dry weight of 1,450 kg, a weight-to-power ratio of 0.91 kg/hp, and performance stats including 0-100 km/h in 2.2 seconds and a top speed of 380 km/h. The car generates up to 2.5 G in corners and 2,900 kg of downforce.
This particular example (chassis VF9SX0V08RM795037) is in "as-new" condition with only 112 km on the odometer, owned by a single individual since new. Its exterior is finished in Turquoise Carbon with Black Carbon accents, French flag motifs, Blanc details, and Nocturne-painted wheels. The interior is Beluga Black Alcantara with Gris Rafale stitching and Bolide logos on the headrests. Unique features include a bespoke carbon fiber monocoque, push-rod suspension, an extreme aero package, and a permanent four-wheel-drive system.
The pre-sale estimate is €4,000,000 to €6,000,000 (approximately $4.7 million to $7 million USD). It comes with accompanying items like two Bugatti flight cases (including a technical manual), a car cover, tool bag with gloves, battery conditioner, spare wheels, and owner's manual. The car is sold on a bill of sale only (no registration) and is currently in Paris on a temporary import bond.
Compare Bolide to Chiron Super Sport
The Bugatti Bolide and Bugatti Chiron Super Sport are both pinnacle hypercars sharing the quad-turbocharged 8.0-liter W16 engine and all-wheel-drive layout, but they diverge in focus: the Bolide is a track-only machine optimized for circuit performance with radical weight reduction and aerodynamics, while the Chiron Super Sport is a road-legal variant emphasizing extreme top-speed capability and refined grand touring. The Bolide's production run is capped at 40 units, compared to 30 for the Chiron Super Sport 300+ (a special edition of the Super Sport that set the 304 mph production car record). Below is a side-by-side comparison of key specifications based on production models.
Category :
Bugatti Bolide (production model)
Bugatti Chiron Super Sport (including 300+ variant)
Engine
Bolide : 8.0L quad-turbo W16
Super sport : 8.0L quad-turbo W16
Power
Bolide : 1,600 PS (1,578 hp)
Super sport : 1,600 PS (1,578 hp)
Torque
Bolide : 1,600 Nm (1,180 lb-ft)
Super sport : 1,600 Nm (1,180 lb-ft)
Dry Weight
Bolide : 1,450 kg
Super sport : ~1,995 kg
Curb Weight
Bolide : N/A (track-only)
Super sport : ~2,081 kg (4,587 lb)
Weight-to-Power Ratio
Bolide : 0.91 kg/PS
Super sport : ~1.25 kg/PS
0-100 km/h (0-62 mph)
Bolide : 2.2 seconds
Super sport : 2.4 seconds
Top Speed
Bolide : 380 km/h (236 mph)
Super sport : 440 km/h (273 mph, limited); 490 km/h (304 mph) record for 300+
Drivetrain
Bolide : Permanent all-wheel drive with 7-speed DSG
Super sport : All-wheel drive with 7-speed DSG
Purpose
Bolide : Track-only (not road-legal)
Super sport : Road-legal hypercar with top-speed focus
Aerodynamics
Bolide : Extreme package with up to 3,000 kg downforce and 2.5 G lateral acceleration
Super sport : Active aero for high-speed stability; optimized for low drag in top-speed runs
Production
Bolide : 40 units~60 units
Super sport : 30 units (300+ edition)
Base Price (approx)
Bolide : €4 million (~$4.7 million USD)
Super sport :~$3.9 million USD
Fuel Economy
Bolide : N/A (track-only)
Super sport : 9 mpg city / 14 mpg highway / 11 mpg combined
Dimensions (L x W x H)
Bolide : ~4,750 x 2,000 x 995 mm
Super sport : 4,750 x 2,038 x 1,212 mm
The Bolide's significantly lower weight and track-tuned setup provide superior acceleration, cornering (with up to 3 tons of downforce), and agility compared to the Chiron Super Sport, which prioritizes straight-line velocity and road usability. Both use 98-octane pump fuel in production form, unlike the Bolide concept's 1,850 PS on racing fuel. The Chiron Super Sport's engine revs higher (up to 7,000 rpm) for sustained high-speed performance, while the Bolide emphasizes raw power delivery for lap times.
2024 Shohei Ohtani Baseball
2024 SOLD for $ 4.4M by Goldin
Shohei Ohtani made his professional debut in the Japanese baseball league in 2013, aged 19. He joined the MLB in 2018 with the Los Angeles Angels and was transferred in 2024 to the Los Angeles Dodgers. He plays with Team Japan in international tournaments.
In 2021 he scored 46 home runs and 26 stolen bases in a single season.
After undergoing Tommy John surgery in late 2023, Ohtani signed a record $700 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. In 2024, focusing solely on hitting due to recovery, he created the unprecedented "50/50 club" by becoming the first player ever to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in a single season, doing so in dramatic fashion with a 6-for-6, three-homer game on September 19 in the seventh inning of the Dodgers against the Miami Marlins.
That feat of power and speed was acclaimed by baseball fans as the founding of a symbolic 50/50 Club. The 40/40 club is listing 6 batters.
The baseball of his 50th 2024 homer reached a dining area beyond the field. Its lucky finder was escorted by ballpark security immediately and had it authenticated and signed by the official MLB commissioner Rob Manfred. The place were hit is visible on the ball. It was sold for $ 4.4M by Goldin on October 23, 2024, lot 1. Please watch the video shared by the auction house.
Ohtani finished the 2024 season by playing in 159 games, with a .310 batting average, 54 home runs, 130 RBI and 59 stolen bases.
In 2021 he scored 46 home runs and 26 stolen bases in a single season.
After undergoing Tommy John surgery in late 2023, Ohtani signed a record $700 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. In 2024, focusing solely on hitting due to recovery, he created the unprecedented "50/50 club" by becoming the first player ever to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in a single season, doing so in dramatic fashion with a 6-for-6, three-homer game on September 19 in the seventh inning of the Dodgers against the Miami Marlins.
That feat of power and speed was acclaimed by baseball fans as the founding of a symbolic 50/50 Club. The 40/40 club is listing 6 batters.
The baseball of his 50th 2024 homer reached a dining area beyond the field. Its lucky finder was escorted by ballpark security immediately and had it authenticated and signed by the official MLB commissioner Rob Manfred. The place were hit is visible on the ball. It was sold for $ 4.4M by Goldin on October 23, 2024, lot 1. Please watch the video shared by the auction house.
Ohtani finished the 2024 season by playing in 159 games, with a .310 batting average, 54 home runs, 130 RBI and 59 stolen bases.
2024 Pagani Utopia
2025 SOLD for CHF 3.3M by RM Sotheby's
A Pagani Utopia made in 2024 was sold for CHF 3.3M from a lower estimate of CHF 2.3M by RM Sotheby's on October 11, 2025, lot 121.
Compare with other Pagani models.
The Pagani Utopia is Pagani Automobili's third hypercar model (following the Zonda and Huayra), unveiled in 2022 as the successor to the Huayra. It represents Horacio Pagani's vision of blending analog driving purity with modern performance, featuring a Mercedes-AMG-sourced 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12 producing 852–864 hp (depending on configuration) and up to ~1,100 Nm of torque. Key highlights include:
Comparison with Other Pagani Models (Auction Context)
Pagani values have risen dramatically in recent years due to extreme rarity, bespoke nature, and collector demand. Here's how the Utopia stacks up against the Zonda and Huayra in public auction results (focusing on recent/high-profile sales as of early 2026):
Compare with other Pagani models.
The Pagani Utopia is Pagani Automobili's third hypercar model (following the Zonda and Huayra), unveiled in 2022 as the successor to the Huayra. It represents Horacio Pagani's vision of blending analog driving purity with modern performance, featuring a Mercedes-AMG-sourced 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12 producing 852–864 hp (depending on configuration) and up to ~1,100 Nm of torque. Key highlights include:
- Transmission options: 7-speed manual (a rarity in modern hypercars) or automated manual (Xtrac).
- Lightweight construction: Carbon-titanium monocoque, extensive use of Carbo-Titanium and aerospace-grade materials; dry weight ~1,280 kg.
- Performance: 0-100 km/h in ~2.7–3.0 seconds, top speed over 370 km/h.
- Production: Strictly limited to 99 units (plus a few prototypes/one-offs), emphasizing bespoke craftsmanship, aerodynamics without active elements, and timeless design inspired by classic Paganis.
Comparison with Other Pagani Models (Auction Context)
Pagani values have risen dramatically in recent years due to extreme rarity, bespoke nature, and collector demand. Here's how the Utopia stacks up against the Zonda and Huayra in public auction results (focusing on recent/high-profile sales as of early 2026):
- Pagani Zonda (1999–2019 production, ongoing one-offs/refurbishments):
- The "grandfather" model, with production far more limited and fragmented (various series like Cinque, Tricolore, 760 LM, etc.).
- Auction performance: Often the highest tier. Recent standouts include a 2014 Zonda 760 LM Roadster at $11,086,250 (RM Sotheby's Dubai, Dec 2024; record for any Pagani at public auction) and a 2006 Zonda Riviera at $10,130,000 (RM Sotheby's Abu Dhabi, Dec 2025). Standard/special Zondas typically fetch $5–11 million+, with one-offs pushing boundaries.
- Why higher? Proven collectibility over decades, historical significance, and ultra-low surviving numbers make top examples outperform newer models.
- Pagani Huayra (2011–2022 production, variants ongoing):
- The direct predecessor, with more units built (~300 total across coupe/roadster/BC/R variants) but still highly exclusive.
- Auction performance: Strong but generally below top Zondas. Recent examples include a 2021 Huayra Roadster BC at CHF 4,476,875 (~$5.57 million USD; same 2025 Zurich sale, 33/40 built, low miles), a 2018 Huayra Roadster at $3,415,000 (Broad Arrow Amelia 2025), and standard Huayras around $3–3.5 million (e.g., 2014 at $3.33 million Mecum 2026). Track-focused Huayra R variants sold for €3–CHF 2.4 million range.
- Comparison to Utopia: Similar or slightly higher for rare BC/Roadster BC variants; standard Huayras align closely with Utopia's ~$4 million result.
- Pagani Utopia (2022–present):
- Newest model, earliest public sales emerging.
- Auction performance: This 2024 example at CHF 3.267 million (~$4.06 million) is the primary (and so far most notable) public result, reflecting strong demand for a near-new, ultra-low-mileage car. Original MSRP was around $3–3.5 million (depending on spec), so the auction premium shows early appreciation.
- Position: Sits between standard Huayras and premium variants/special Zondas. As production nears completion (99 units), values could rise with scarcity, though it lacks the decades-long provenance of Zondas.
- Value Hierarchy (recent auctions): Top Zondas (especially one-offs/specials) → Rare Huayra variants (BC, Roadster BC) → Utopia/standard Huayras → base Huayras.
- Why the Utopia performed well: Low mileage, part of a prestigious collection, and the model's fresh appeal (manual option, analog focus) in a market favoring exclusivity. It exceeded estimates significantly, signaling collector enthusiasm for Pagani's latest.
- Market Context: Pagani averages high among modern hypercars (~$4–5 million+ across models), driven by artisanal build quality over raw performance stats. Zondas appreciate most due to age/rarity; Utopia, as the current flagship, may follow suit as fewer remain available and miles accumulate.
2024 Aston Martin Valkyrie
2025 SOLD for CHF 2.7M by Broad Arrow
Aston Martin Valkyrie. Compare two cars : 2023 (sold for $ 3.1M by RM Sotheby's on March 8, 2024, lot 141) and 2024 (sold for CHF 2.7M by Broad Arrow on November 1, 2025, lot 115)
The Aston Martin Valkyrie is an ultra-exclusive hybrid hypercar, co-developed with Red Bull Advanced Technologies and F1 legend Adrian Newey. It features a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter Cosworth V12 engine (producing around 1,000–1,014 hp) combined with a hybrid system (adding ~160 hp from an electric motor and battery), for a total output of 1,160–1,176 hp and approximately 680–900 Nm of torque (depending on exact figures from sources). It's paired with a 7-speed single-clutch automated manual transmission, rear-wheel drive, and a lightweight carbon-fiber structure.
Key specs include:
The Aston Martin Valkyrie is an ultra-exclusive hybrid hypercar, co-developed with Red Bull Advanced Technologies and F1 legend Adrian Newey. It features a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter Cosworth V12 engine (producing around 1,000–1,014 hp) combined with a hybrid system (adding ~160 hp from an electric motor and battery), for a total output of 1,160–1,176 hp and approximately 680–900 Nm of torque (depending on exact figures from sources). It's paired with a 7-speed single-clutch automated manual transmission, rear-wheel drive, and a lightweight carbon-fiber structure.
Key specs include:
- Dry weight: ~1,270–1,385 kg (very low for its power).
- 0-60 mph: Under 3 seconds (often cited as ~2.5–2.9 seconds).
- Top speed: ~220 mph (electronically limited).
- Production: Limited to 150 road-legal coupés (plus Spiders and track variants like AMR Pro).
- 2023 Aston Martin Valkyrie Coupé (RM Sotheby's, Dubai, March 8, 2024, Lot 141):
- Sold for $3,070,625 USD (approximately £2.4M or equivalent at the time).
- Very low mileage: 123 km (76 miles).
- Described as original and highly original condition.
- Chassis example: SCF4KRB41PGS70051.
- This was one of the earlier deliveries, sold in a high-profile Middle Eastern market auction.
- 2024 Aston Martin Valkyrie Spider (Broad Arrow, Zurich, November 1, 2025, Lot 115):
- Sold for CHF 2,706,250 (Swiss Francs), which equates to roughly $3.1–3.4 million USD depending on exchange rates at the time (CHF 2.7M was a strong result, often reported in context as over $3M or ~$3.4M equivalent in some summaries).
- This is a Spider (convertible/roadster variant with removable roof), not a coupé.
- It was the second-highest sale at the auction (behind a Jaguar D-Type).
- The query specifies "2024" and the CHF 2.7M price matching this exact Broad Arrow lot, but note the body style difference: the Spider variant is rarer and often commands a premium due to open-top appeal, though production is even more limited.
- Body Style — The 2023 example is a fixed-roof coupé; the 2024 is a Spider (open-top). This is the primary difference, as the Spider offers a more visceral experience with wind/roof removal but similar performance.
- Model Year & Delivery — 2023 vs. 2024 likely reflects delivery/registration timing rather than major spec changes (Valkyrie production is ongoing with minimal year-to-year updates).
- Sale Prices — The 2023 coupé sold for $3.07M USD in 2024. The 2024 Spider fetched CHF 2.7M ($3.1M+ USD equivalent) in late 2025. Prices are comparable in USD terms, with the Spider potentially benefiting from convertible desirability despite a later market (hypercar values have fluctuated with deliveries, reliability reports, and market conditions).
- Mileage & Condition — Both appear low-mileage/near-new, typical for Valkyries at auction (many are collector-owned with minimal use).
- Market Context — Valkyrie auction results vary: e.g., other 2023–2024 examples sold for ~$2.6M–$3.4M USD depending on spec, location, and variant. The Spider often sees strong demand. Overall, these two represent top-tier results for the model, reflecting its status as one of the most extreme road-legal hypercars.
