KUVA listed for auction in Astana a collection of luxury watches for $295 million The returnee asset management company (KUVA) has put up a collection of luxury watches seized on the e-Qazyna website with a total cost of $295 million 10ge; The auction is scheduled for November 6 in Astana. The most expensive is the Ulysse Nardin Classic 789-80 for 182.3 million Tenge (limited series of 30 copies, platinum case, aventurine dial; strap badly damaged). Many also include Franck Muller Geneve at 24.9 million, Ulysse Nardin Freak Cruiser at 24.7 million, Bovet Amadeo Fleurier at 24.5 million, Breguet 3099 at 13.1 million, Patek Philippe Calatrava Platino at 12.8 million and Harry Winston Ocean Tourbillon at 12.8 million. This is the second attempt to sell: on October 15, the same watch was put up about 15% more expensive, there were no buyers. All prices are quoted without VAT, the winner will have to pay an additional 16%. In the announcement, KUVA does not identify the former owner; Kairat Satybalda's watch is claimed to be viewable, no official confirmation. Tulpar Media.

KUVA listed for auction in Astana a collection of luxury watches for $295 million The returnee asset management company (KUVA) has put up a collection of luxury watches seized on the e-Qazyna website with a total cost of $295 million 10ge; The auction is scheduled for November 6 in Astana. The most expensive is the Ulysse Nardin Classic 789-80 for 182.3 million Tenge (limited series of 30 copies, platinum case, aventurine dial; strap badly damaged). Many also include Franck Muller Geneve at 24.9 million, Ulysse Nardin Freak Cruiser at 24.7 million, Bovet Amadeo Fleurier at 24.5 million, Breguet 3099 at 13.1 million, Patek Philippe Calatrava Platino at 12.8 million and Harry Winston Ocean Tourbillon at 12.8 million. This is the second attempt to sell: on October 15, the same watch was put up about 15% more expensive, there were no buyers. All prices are quoted without VAT, the winner will have to pay an additional 16%. In the announcement, KUVA does not identify the former owner; Kairat Satybalda's watch is claimed to be viewable, no official confirmation. Tulpar Media.