Here are the most expensive watches 2010 in the world
Diamonds, platinum, white gold, sapphires or meteorite fragments are some of the materials that the watchmaker masters use to create the rarest and most expensive watches in the world.
The most expensive watch in the world is the Meteoris concept: it is a set of four clocks, for each being used pieces of meteorites from Mars, the Moon, asteroid and also from the oldest meteorite found on Earth called “Rosetta Stone”.
Meteoris was launched in early 2010 by Swiss watchmaker Louis Moinet, according to BusinessWeek.com.
1.Louis Moinet
Meteoris
Price: $4,599,487
The company got the meteorites from Luc Labenne and worked with specialists from universities to identify it. The watch cost $4,599,487.
Moreover, among the most expensive watch models in the world are Emperador Temple of Piaget House, which costs $3,300,000 and a Cartier watch, which costs $2,755,000.
2.Piaget
Emperador “Temple”
Price: $3,300,000
3.Cartier
Secret watch with phoenix decor
Price: $2,755,000
4.Franck Muller
Aeternitas Mega 4
Price: $2,700,000
5.Parmigiani Fleurier
Fibonacci Pocket Watch
Price: $2,400,000
6.Blancpain
Tourbillion Diamants
Price: $1,812,700
7.Patek Philippe
Sky Moon Tourbillion
Price: more than $1,091,869
8.Ulysse Nardin
Royal Blue Tourbillion
Price: $1,000,000
9.Hublot
Million $ Black Caviar Bang
Price: $1,000,000
10.Jacob & Co.
Crystal Tourbillion
Price: $900,000
Image source: BusinessWeek.com
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