On July 10, 2014, Sotheby's announced that in November 2014, the watch would once again be auctioned. It sold for 23.2 million Swiss francs (≈USD $24 million/ ≈19.3 million Euros) at Sotheby’s in Geneva on November 11, 2014, setting a new record price for any timepiece sold at auction. In 1896, Henry Graves married Florence Isabel Preston of Irvington-on-Hudson, New York, and they had four children. Mr. and Mrs. Graves owned several vacation homes in addition to their residence in New York City. The family spent their summers at their homes in Irvington and Saranac, New York. In Saranac, the Graves owned Eagle Island, where Mr. Graves reveled in one of his sporting passions—boating. The Island has been named a National Historic Landmark, and has been operated for many years as a children's summer camp. One of his treasured boats was the Eagle, a 50-foot speedboat. Graves died aged 85 on March 21, 1953 in New York City.