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The most expensive watches in the world: what are they and why
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Vacheron Constantin Tour de L’Ile
On the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the Geneva-based company in 2005, this clock was presented, built in only seven copies, one of which ended up in the museum of the parent company. It is considered one of the most expensive watches ever produced and one of the most complicated ever. Its value is 1.5 million dollars.
Lange & Söhne Grand Complication
This wristwatch presented in 2013 is inspired by one of the most important models in the history of watchmaking the 42500 by Lange & Söhne, pocket watch from 1902. The watch has almost 900 gears housed in a gold case and among its complications has the perpetual calendar. Its value is about 1.8 million dollars.
Franck Muller Aeternitas Mega 4
To understand how complex this clock is, just think that theoretically it should be adjusted once every 1000 years. It was produced in 2009 and since then it is the most complicated wristwatch in the world. It consists of almost 1500 mechanical elements and has 36 functions. Its value exceeds 2 million dollars.
Richard Mille?
Richard Mille RM 52 06 Sapphire
The mechanisms and hands of this Richard Mille model are of the highest quality, made from precious sapphires. The transparent dial allows you to see the operation of the complex suspension mechanism. The value of this watch is more than 2 million dollars.
Blancpain Le Brassus Tourbillon Carrousel
This Blancpain model is equipped with tourbillon and the carrousel, a similar system invented in 1901. The tourbillon is an 1801 patent registered by Breguet that allows the watch to always operate in the same conditions regardless of the Earth's gravity. It is a cage rotating around a central axis. Thanks to the circular motion, which causes the perpetual displacement of the regulator group, the balance behaves as if the clock were turning along a circumference, thus eliminating the incidence of the force of gravity. This model costs about 4 million dollars.
Most Sinkies only know their Rolex Submariners la.
If i show them my AP, they blur fuck face.
If i show them my AP, they blur fuck face.
Patek Philippe Supercomplication
There are not only wristwatches, but also pocket watches. In particular, this model is considered the most complicated watch in the history of watchmaking. It was commissioned by Henry Graves, a New York banker, in 1927. It is considered the "Mona Lisa" of watchmaking. The house of Geneva took eight years to realize it. It consists of 900 mechanisms and has 24 complications. In 2014 it was auctioned for $24 million.
Breguet Grande Complication No. 1160 Marie-Antoinette
The idea of this watch dates back to 1783, when an unknown admirer ordered it for her in Abraham-Luis Breguet. It took 44 years to make and it was never handed over to the Queen as she was beheaded in 1793. The watch held by a museum in Jerusalem was stolen in 1983. The watch house Breguet decided in 2005 to build an identical one using the original designs, tools and methods of the time. It is considered the fifth most complicated specimen in the world. Its value is around 30 million euros.
I believe jiu hu politicians collect these and wear them when making speeches about how they will help the poor rural folks.
Rich bengs are moving into AP and PP now but limited to certain models
I like several of these watches. To be honest, I'm thinking about buying Rolex. I checked them here Watchesofmayfair.com/brand/rolex and liked a lot. Except for the great design and look, such watches can be a great investment. I know that I'll be able to sell them at a good price any time.
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I wouldn’t call them a good investment
But they are likely the only watches on earth that hold/retain their value.
Get the Rolex Rootbeer half rose gold watch...It's beautiful n you'll not regret for sure.
But why rose gold? I saw it in person, it’s beautiful but the verdict is still out on it. If you want to be flashy and sporty, consider this:
When it comes to the most expensive watches in the world, there are a few standout timepieces that have captured the attention of watch enthusiasts and collectors alike. One of the most iconic and sought-after luxury watches is the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime, known for its intricate design and exceptional craftsmanship it aligns with my taste. Another notable mention is the Graff Diamonds Hallucination watch, which is adorned with over 110 carats of colorful diamonds, making it a true statement piece. These watches are not just timepieces; they are works of art that showcase the skill and artistry of their creators. While these watches may be out of reach for most people, they serve as a reminder of the beauty and craftsmanship that can be achieved in watchmaking.
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