1. Patek Philippe Ref. 1518 In Stainless Steel | $11 Million
Recently auctioned off for just over US$11 million, the Patek Philippe 1518 comes in at number seven on the list of the world’s most expensive watches. The timepiece, which is number one in a limited edition four-piece series, is rare because of its casing. While most Patek luxury watches are made of yellow or rose gold, this one features stainless steel.
2. Hublot Big Bang | $5 Million
If you appreciate bling and have a spare $5 million, you may want to consider purchasing a diamond Hublot Big Bang watch. Featuring 1280 diamonds with at least three carats each, this glitzy timepiece is a lesson in luxury. Every stone on the watch was even cut by the same New York jeweller with over 40 years experience to ensure they each bear the same cut signature.
3. Louis Moinet Meteoris | $4.6 Million
How rare a watch is can dictate its price so, at $4.6 million, you can be sure that the Louis Moinet Meteoris is pretty rare. In fact, only four of these watches were created, and they each contain something very special. As well as being beautifully crafted, each Meterois watch impressively includes moon rock.
4. Breguet Antique Number 2667 | $4.5 Million
The charming Breguet Antique Number 2667 pocket watch can be yours for a mere $4.5 million. As well as featuring a stylish, traditional design, this watch also boasts a luxurious 18k yellow gold case and not one, but two oscillating bodies.
5. Rolex Daytona Ref. 6263 Oyster Albino | $4 Million
Currently, the most expensive Rolex ever sold is the Daytona 6263 Oyster Albino, which went for a cool $4 million in 2014. The watch, which features a stainless steel case, received its unusual name from its white chronograph subdials. Apart from its unique design, this timepiece is also valuable because of its rarity. Only four were ever made.made.
6. Franck Muller Aeternitas Mega 4 | $2.7 Million
Want to know what the most complicated wristwatch in the world looks like? Just check out the Aeternitas Mega 4 from Franck Muller. This intricate timepiece features a jaw-dropping 1483 components as well as a record-breaking 36 complications. While you’ll have to pay around $2.7 million to make this watch your own, the high price may just be worth it. Designed to withstand the test of time, the Aeternitas Mega features a calendar that follows a 1000-year cycle renewable to infinity.
7. Lange & Söhne Grand Complication | $2.5 Million
Lange & Söhne’s Grand Complication watch debuted in 2013 and is currently the brand’s most expensive watch. Priced at $2.5 million, this wristwatch, which takes approximately a year to make, gets its value from its multiple complications. Housed inside its large gold case, which measures a staggering 50mm in diameter and 20mm thick, is a perpetual calendar with moonphase, split-seconds chronograph with flying seconds, and a grande and petite sonnerie with minute repeater. In total, this timepiece’s intricate movement contains 876 parts.
8. Jaeger-LeCoultre Hybris Mechanica Grande Sonnerie | $2.5 Million
The Hybris Mechanica Grande Sonnerie by Jaeger-LeCoultre features a manual winding, mechanical movement that includes 1406 parts. All these parts, of course, work together seamlessly and make this technical timepiece worthy of a reported value as high as $2.5 million. Naturally, as its name suggests, this wristwatch offers its wearer a grande sonnerie as well as a petite sonnerie, minute repeater, and silent modes. It also plays one of the longest melodies ever recreated by a Grand Sonnerie, featuring a Westminster chime reproducing the sounds of Big Ben.
9. Greubel Forsey Art Piece 1 | $1.5 Million
While Art Piece 1 by Greubel Forsey could easily fetch a high price for its mechanical properties, such as its 30° inclined double tourbillion, its $1.5 million value comes from its design. The artistic and wondrous timepiece features a nano-sculpture. The sculpture, which is hidden inside the watch, is only visible thanks to a minuscule optical system at the watch’s crown that acts as a microscope. Designs created so far include a ship, mask, Coca-Cola bottle, and hummingbird.
While Art Piece 1 by Greubel Forsey could easily fetch a high price for its mechanical properties, such as its 30° inclined double tourbillion, its $1.5 million value comes from its design. The artistic and wondrous timepiece features a nano-sculpture. The sculpture, which is hidden inside the watch, is only visible thanks to a minuscule optical system at the watch’s crown that acts as a microscope. Designs created so far include a ship, mask, Coca-Cola bottle, and hummingbird.
An average house in lekki,Lagos Nigeria cost around N432 million naira, that's $1.2 million dollars ...
10.
Graff Diamonds Hallucination | $55 Million
The title of the most expensive watch in the world goes to Graff Diamonds for the incredible, Hallucination. Worth a whopping $55 million, the Hallucination is a masterpiece with over 110 carats of coloured diamonds set into a bracelet of platinum.
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