The Chopard 210 Karat is so expensive at a $26 million masterpiece that it is actually the world's most expensive watch, after Graff's $55 million hallucinations. Set with 201-carat colored diamonds, the 210-carat Chopard watch looks like a bracelet. Chopard is a watch and jewelry company known for producing women's watches. The name Chopard was given to the company because of its founder, Louis Ulis Chopard. The company was acquired in 1963 by the jeweler and current owner of Chopard, Karl Scheufele. He also has extensive experience in watch and jewelry making. He also pioneered the modernization of the company, and a new division called the jewelry division was added to the Chopard wardrobe. The Fleurier Quality Foundation has Bovet, Parmigiani and Vaucher brands, with a fourth brand being Chopard. If you do not know "Qualite Fleurier", this is a certificate of high quality and character. This "Qualite Fluerier" standard competes with Geneva Standards, the world's leading watchmaker.

This watch simply looks beautiful and surrounded by flowers. This luxurious Chopard watch is set with three heart-shaped diamonds. This 210 carat Chopard diamond consists of a 5-carat pink diamond, a 12-carat blue diamond and an 11-carat white diamond. Add 163 carats of white and yellow diamonds to a total of 201 carats. Well, this handmade watch is worth it, as Rich Glare reports. This watch contains 874 high-carat diamonds of various colors and sizes.
That's not the only thing that makes this watch so great. It has been observed that when someone presses the spring mechanism on the piece, these three heart-shaped diamonds open like flowers in the sun.

• Price: $26 million

On November 11, 2014, a hammer fell in Geneva, Switzerland, signaling the end of the long-awaited Sotheby's auction. During this auction, the completely unique Patek Philippe Supercomplication pocket watch was again on sale. Hours after the auction ended, many journalists from the luxury and financial circles enthusiastically reported on the record price of the Supercomplication watch itself, as well as other watches previously auctioned off. The final price offered through an agent to an anonymous person was 23,237,000 Swiss Francs, over 24,000,000 US Dollars.

$24 million is the largest payment ever paid for a watch, including pockets and wristwatches. In my recent book, Most Expensive Watch in the World, I talked about a multi-million-dollar wristwatch that sold for a staggering amount at auction. None of them came close to $10 million, but most were Patek Philippe watches. In fact, we have an article listing the rarest and most expensive Patek Philippe watches. So, which Patek Philippe Supercomplication watch sparked a 15-minute bidding session among the world's top watch collectors that surpassed the highest appraised value of 15 million Swiss francs? Perhaps this is to be expected; In the end, Patek Philippe Supercomplication shouldn't have returned to auction.

• Price: $24 million

At the last sale in 2002, an ultrarare Patek Philippe World Time wristwatch sold for the auction price of more than $4 million. The Patek Philippe Platinum World Time was inspired by the inventor of the World Time complication, Mr. Louis Cottier, who had achieved this great feat just four years earlier. It's estimated that since this time the example has risen to an even higher value due to the fact that it is the only one of its kind which was ever built. There have been other models made in its likeness in new generations, some even recently, but none can compare with the original 1939 edition which started the lineage. It bears a much closer look to fully appreciate its magnificence and to understand its significance not only within the Patek Phillippe brand but also within the greater sphere of horology.

Toplist came across a short inclusion of this example in a listing of the most expensive watches in the world. Although the description says little is known about this watch, we are different. Our investigation of this surprising, rare and important model has revealed enough evidence to confirm its authenticity and provide insight into its history.

• Price: $4 million
  

One such product for boys is the Vacheron Constatin Tour de I’lle. This watch is sold at a unique price. But if you're someone who takes an element of style with you wherever you go, this watch is one of its beauties. What to bring. For collectors and watch enthusiasts,

Vacheron Constantin is not a new name for the Swiss manufacturer of many famous watches that are part of the Richemont group, which employs more than 400 people worldwide. The company has been operating successfully for over 260 years and has a legacy of creating some of the finest and most complex wonders in the world in the form of wristwatches. They are one of the oldest watch manufacturers in the world. 'Jean-Marc Vacheron, an independent watchmaker and gifted craftsman in Geneva, ventured to create his first complication, developing mechanical rotary dials for the first few watches. The company's first exports to Italy and France came under the reign of Jean's grandson, James Vacheron. However, to travel abroad and sell products, another partner, François Constantin, joined the legacy in 1819.

This iconic piece of art was released in 2005. The watch is crafted from 18K pure gold and has an anti-reflective blue sapphire glass. A watch must be made with 10,000 hours of uninterrupted labor. With a beautiful crocodile leather strap, this watch is worth buying thanks to the Tour de I`ll being comfortable to use on both sides. Yes, for those of you who think that for the price of this model, this watch can actually be used upside down. The caseback clasp is beautifully crafted and set with blue sapphire crystal. With more than 834 guilloche patterns on the dial on the back of the watch, it is a masterpiece for any businessman.

A common characteristic of the Vacheron Constatin Tour de I’lle watch is that no part of the watch is identical. Undoubtedly, we now understand how much effort went into 10,000 hours to create such a unique product.

• Price: $1.5 million

The SkyMoon Tourbillon is the second most difficult Patek Philippe watch, after the Grandmaster Chime. The latter is likely to remain the most difficult Patek Philippe watch for the foreseeable future, thanks to the large amount of detail associated with combat complications. This does not mean that the SkyMoon Tourbillon is technically similar to the Aversrun. First launched in 2001 and celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, this watch features 12 complications: a cathedral gong repeater, sidereal time and perpetual calendar. It replaces the 6002R001 and the black enamel predecessor 6002G010 in the Patek catalog.

The Patek Philippe Sky Moon Tourbillon is the fifth most expensive watch in the world. This watch is worth around $1.3 million and is made by Patek Phillipe. Thanks to its intricate construction, this watch is one of the most striking pieces of contemporary art. This is an unusual watch that looks quite attractive. Many people around the world dream of owning this expensive watch.

• Price: $1.3 million

The Chopard Super Ice Cube is one of the most expensive watches in the world at around $1.1 million. This popular Swiss watch is set in a perfect cube shape with 60 carat diamonds. With this amazing watch, you get scratch resistance and water resistance up to 100 feet. This is a very popular women's watch among watch lovers.

The Model Chopard Super Ice Cube is made by cutting gems into ice cubes. The bracelet is crafted from white gold but studded with baguette-cut diamonds. The front of the dial and the sides of the case are also made of baguette-cut diamonds totaling 66 carats.

• Price: $1.1 million

If you are looking for the most luxurious watch in the world, the Hublot Black Caviar Bang is undoubtedly the best choice. Set with 501 baguette-cut black diamonds and 18K white gold, the overall look of this watch is quite attractive. This watch was first released in 2009 and costs around $1 million. That's why it's even voted one of the most expensive watches in the world. The latest addition to the $1 million watch club is Hublot's limited-edition Black Caviar Bang, based on the highly acclaimed Big Bang.

18K white gold case and buckle set with hundreds of fine black diamonds. The total weight of the watch is 34.5 carats and consists of 322 diamonds on the case, 179 on the bezel and 30 on the buckle. This rare black diamond is responsible for its luxurious feel and its high million-dollar price tag.

This watch uses the Hublot HUB Solo T caliber, a flying tourbillon with a power reserve of 120 hours. More than 2,000 hours of painstaking work, from R&D, machine programming, tool selection, diamond cutting, optical inspection of every detail, design to final adjustment without forgetting the setup and case, have created this outstanding watch.

This million dollar watch is a limited edition and only one piece, so it's definitely exclusive!

• Price: $1 million

Louis Moinet's Magistralis is a unique and majestic piece that is part of a grand complication. This watch is equipped with a perpetual calendar and a monocolumn pushwheel chronograph. Moon Phase features a minute repeater with real lunar meteorites and cathedral gongs that are beautifully complemented by a violin-style amplification case. The
equally impressive movement complements the impressive features of the Magistralis. The Magistralis Vallee de Joux was first created about 100 years ago and is marked with a Poincon de Geneve stamp. The sparkling black guilloché from the Cotes de Jura contrasts brilliantly with the four sub-dials in old rose color. It offers excellent readability with multiple readings plated with blue steel needles.

The 30-minute chronograph complements the central chronograph seconds hand with a wall sub-dial at 12 o'clock. The day sub-dial is at 9 o'clock and the date sub-dial is at 3 o'clock. The Louis Moinet Magistralis is an amazing watch, and the watch with reamplifier is the second edition of Louis Moinet's great 1856 watch Traite d Horlogerie. Exquisitely crafted case from figure maple and lacquered spruce.

Throughout its history, Louis Moinet has a tradition of making watches for some of the most powerful and wealthy people in the world. Some of them include Napoleon, George IV, James Monroe, and Thomas Jefferson. The Magistralis is also known for being a unique watch designed for a specific type of person, and a perfect addition to any connoisseur's watch collection.

The Louis Moinet's Magistralis is also one of the most expensive watches in the world, priced at around $860,000. Widely recognized as one of the most stylishly wearable watches. You can get a unique piece of meteorite from this eye-catching watch found on the moon. This watch also has a perpetual calendar mechanism. So overall, this is an amazing watch and most watch lovers will want to own this watch for the rest of their lives. This watch comes at 8th place out of the 10 most expensive watches in the world.

• Price: $860,000

The Blancpain 1735 Grande Complication ranks ninth on this list as one of the most expensive watches in the world. Careful adjustments are required to ensure that the repeater clock correctly counts and strikes the hours, quarters and minutes as you move the slider. The sound quality depends on the fine-tuning of the ringing ring and hammer to get the "right" tone and resonance. For example, watchmakers who have conquered this apex may not have been trained to deal with other very complex complications such as split chronographs. It's an innovative shell, but it also showcases the talents of some of the world's best watchmakers.

Its design is so demanding that only a few Blancpain watchmakers deserve a 1735. Each watch requires one year of craftsmanship. A nice watch to wear and quite stylish in nature. The case of this watch is made of platinum and the strap is made of pure crocodile leather. The watch's engine parts are made up of 740 hand-made assemblies and parts, making it one of the most versatile watches in the world. It costs around $800,000 and is known as one of the most expensive watches in the world.

• Price: $800,000

Breguet pocket watch 1970 BA/12 is an attractive watch in 18k gold. A stylish pocket watch worth around $734,000. This watch comes with a silver dial and you can feel the exquisite craftsmanship in this expensive watch. With this beautiful vintage watch, you'll also get a watch chain you can trust. Today, original Breguet watches can be found in select museums and private collections around the world. The surprisingly simple dial and winning style have always fascinated many watch enthusiasts.

The Breguet 1970 Pocket Watch is a stylish hand-engraved 18K gold pocket watch. The face is crafted from sterling silver and constructed with the highest quality craftsmanship in every detail. The watch chain is strong and durable enough to carry in your pocket. This watch is available for a steep $734,000.

• Price: $734,000