John Laws’ antiques, watches and related collectibles sell for millions of dollars at auction, with bidding described as fast across multiple live sessions. Reports from Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne say the sales are held in three live auctions that cover a range of categories, including the broadcaster’s watch collection and fine art. They also include classic furniture, antiquities and French mantel clocks. Across the outlets, the central outcome is that the items attract strong demand and result in total proceeds in the millions. The coverage emphasizes the speed of bidding and the breadth of what is being offered rather than focusing on individual lots or specific sale prices. Together, the three articles present the same overall picture: Laws’ collected items are auctioned through live bidding events, with interest spanning decorative and collectible categories such as clocks and antiquities as well as artwork and timepieces. No source cited in the provided text gives additional details beyond the auction structure and categories, and they do not attribute results to a particular buyer or auction house in the excerpts.