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Headline: Unknown Watches, No 'Titanic Hero's Watch' Recorded at MIR24
The Hype around a 'Titanic Hero's Watch'? Fiction or Mistake?
Don't believe the hype just yet! There's no evidence of a 'Titanic Hero's Watch' - rumored to have saved over 700 lives - fetching record prices at the MIR24 auction. While there have been dramatic sales of Titanic artifacts, such as the famed violin from the sinking (sold for £900,000/$1.7 million in 2013) and a first-class menu (surpassing $100,000), a watch tied to an individual hero saving hundreds remains undiscovered in the auction world.
Nor have we found a prominent auction house like MIR24 featured prominently in the public press or auction databases, specializing in Titanic memorabilia. The popular imagination has truly outrun reality on this one!
Curious to know more? If you have a specific date or additional context on this possible auction, don't hesitate to dig deeper with us! For now, the story of a 'Titanic Hero's Watch' remains just that, a story.
In the wake of the MIR24 auction, gadget enthusiasts might find intrigue in the latest news, as no records confirm the sale of a 'Titanic Hero's Watch'. Contrarily, technology history has seen remarkable sales of Titanic artifacts, yet a watch credited to a hero saving hundreds remains elusive.
