Have you ever wondered what some of the most expensive watches look like? Peter Jackson are intrigued about everything to do with watches, so we can compiled a list of 5 of the most expensive watches in the world.
Jaeger- LeCoultre Hybris Mechanica à Grande Sonnerie
Jaeger- LeCoultre Hyrbis Mechania à Grande Sonnerie is technically magnificent. It has an incredible 1300 parts making it possible for this timepiece to play the entire Big Ben chime. In 2009 it became another addition to the Hybris Mechanica 55 trilogy, a trilogy filled with only the highest quality of watches.
Richard Miller Tourbillon RM 56-02
Richard Miller Tourbillon RM 56-02 is a revolutionary men’s timepiece containing a cabled movement design. The cabled movement is taken from a previous model called the RM 27-01 Rafael Nadal, which was designed with Nadal himself. It has a transparent case made from sapphire and is apparently completely scratch proof. Richard Miller has used sapphire in both the external and internal components of the watch. It is available at $2,020,000 or £1,313,394.
Frank Muller Aeternitas Mega 4
Frank Muller’s style is something that is recognised everywhere. It is simply unique with the technology and intricacy to match it. When the watch was first released it was classed as the most complicated watch in the world, with over 36 different distinct complications. Frank Muller have included a colossal timepiece that includes nearly 1500 parts and is valued at $2,400,000 or £1,560,053.
Vacheron Constantin Tour de I’lle
Vacheron Constantin Tour de I’lle is a limited edition men’s watch with only seven created. It was a celebration of the brands 250th anniversary and is worth an incredible $1,538,160 or £1,000,286. Vacheron’s Constantin Tour de I’lle has two faces – one of the front and the back of the watch, allowing you to alternate between the two. Not only does it have two faces it has two time zones and could potentially the most complicated watch created.
Roger Dubuis Excalibur Quatuor
Roger Dubuis Excalibur is a different kind watch as it is made from silicon. According to Jaeger it is the first of its kind, which is also half the weight of a watch made from titanium and is almost four times as hard. This is by far Roger Dubuis’ most expensive watch and features RD101 movement capable of precise time management. It is valued at $1,125,000 which works out at £731,976.
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