Expensive Watchs of The World

Yes, you read that right: twenty-five million dollars. This gaudy timepiece by Chopard is adorned with three heart-shaped diamonds—a 15-carat pink diamond, a 12-carat blue diamond and an 11-carat white diamond. For good measure, they threw in 163 carats of white and yellow diamonds to bring the total to 201 carats of diamonds. The result is something that looks rather like a geode that’s been turned inside out and dipped in lemon Kool-Aid. Add to that the fact that the size of the watch’s face must make telling time into a fun game of Where’s Waldo and you’ll see that Chopard has truly created a recipe for success.

Of course, its $25 million price tag guarantees its place as the world’s most expensive watch for years to come.

Icelink Brand 6 Timezone - Snow

The sixth dial of Icelink’s already legendary 6Timezone is a snow flurry of diamonds, precious flakes that float gently in IceFuel® liquid. An acclamation of bold luxury, this spectacular watch catches traditional watchmaking off-guard, but without rejecting its values. Uniting the creative folly of Los Angeles with the rigours of a Swiss winter, Icelink heralds the new “no complex” era.

Movement: Automatic ETA 2893 movement for local time, three quartz movements for the other time zones
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, date and three other time zones, case 18K pink or white gold, 62.7 mm x 40.2 mm, paved with diamonds of varying sizes (6 cts), screw-down curved back with off-centre opening to view the mechanical movement, six 18K gold crowns and push-pieces
Dial: White mother-of-pearl, four GMT time zones (New York, Moscow, Tokyo, and local), snow zone with floating diamonds (1.25 cts), zone with date window
Bracelet/Strap: Black crocodile with 18K pink or white gold folding clasp, other versions, small: 5 quartz movements, case 45 mm x 33 mm (diamond setting 4.25 cts), and snow zone (0.75 ct)

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