of US$4.69 million (CHF 4,339,000). In May 2012, a Breguet pocket watch, the Breguet, Paris, No.4111, was sold in Christie's Geneva auction with a final price of US$2.75 million (CHF 2,547,000). In December 2012, the Breguet Sympathique Clock No.128 & 5009 (Duc d'Orléans Breguet Sympathique, owned by Ferdinand Philippe, Duke of Orléans) was auctioned by Sotheby's for US$6.8 million in New York, making it the most expensive Breguet timepiece ever sold at auction. The clock was auctioned by Sotheby's for the first time in 1999, fetching a record-breaking US$5,777,500 in New York, after the shutdown of the celebrated Time Museum in Rockford, Illinois. In May 2016, a pocket watch, the Breguet & Fils, No.217, was sold in Christie's Geneva auction for US$3.33 million (CHF 3,245,000). Marie-Antoinette pocket watch In 1783, an admirer of Marie Antoinette, the Queen of France, commissioned a watch from Abraham-Louis Breguet as a gift for the Queen. The requirement was that the watch should be "as spectacular as possible, incorporating the fullest range of horological expertise known at the time". There was no time deadline or financial limit with the commission. The final product was the Breguet No.160 grand complication (Marie-Antoinette pocket watch). However, the watch was only finished in 1827, 34 years after the death of the Queen during French Revolution, and four years after the death of Abraham-Louis Breguet (the watch was eventually completed by the son of Abraham Breguet). In total, it took 44 years to make the watch. The watch had been kept in the Museum for Islamic Art in Jerusalem until it was stolen in 1983. In 2007, the watch was eventually recovered and returned to the museum. Gentleman's collection Classique: Simple, Grandes Complications – popular round pieces, usually with reeded casebands and soldered lugs; The Classique Tourbillon Extra-Flat, available in rose gold or platinum. The Classique Small Seconds, available in rose gold or in white gold. La Marine – water-resistant, distinguished by the presence of crown guards; Heritage – tonneau-shaped cases; Type XX, XXI, XXII – sports chronographs, based on World War II-era pilots' watches; The Type XXII Flyback Chronograph, available in rose gold. Tradition – similar to the long gone Souscription by Breguet, open-faced watches with the movement on the front, along with a small face. Lady's collection Classique; La Marine; Heritage; Type XX; Reine de Naples – oval bezels. Notable patrons and owners Artists Alexander Pushkin, Russian poet