Top 10 THE most expensive watches in the world 2021

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One of the most complex watches Bulgari has produced since it merged Gerald Genta into its name is a very vivid, super-complex watch with a tourbillon-style modulation system and a range of clock-in functions. With more than 900 handcrafted parts inside, the case is specially made from a unique, first-class sound -effects “magonic” alloy to optimize the sound of your music. It sold for $620,000. Bulgari Magsonic Sonnerie Tourbillon Watch

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Chopin L.U.C.Tourald L.U.C Tourbillon Baguette

This ChopinL.U. .C. The range of tourbillon watches is limited to 25 worldwide, with a diamond cut into a square, equipped with the company’s in-house production of the Tourbillon Season mechanical core, with a total gem weight of more than 27 carats. It sold for $240,000.
Time Master “First Chapter” Round Transparent Watch (Maitres du Temps Chapter One Round Transparence)

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Born in the “watch boom” in 2000, maitres du Temps released its first Chapter One collection in 2008. This watch is a classic but extremely complex design, creating an era of imaginative design that is unprecedented. It sold for $540,000.
Christophe Claret DualTow Night Eagle

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The world’s limited number of 68 Coco Sky-tone Double Two-Night Eagle watches are an improved version of the early DualTwo concept and represent the complex and modern style unique to the watch brand Christophe Claret. The two timers on the dial are used to display the time, and there is also a timer equipped with a planetary gear system. It sold for $595,000.
Frank Muller Aeternitas Series Mega 4 Watch(Franck Muller Aeternitas Mega 4)

When it was introduced, it was the world’s most complex watch, with more than 36 different functions. The watch has nearly 1,500 components inside, and there are many pointers on the dial that indicate time and information. It sold for $2.4 million.

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George Daniel Coaxial Chronograph

George Daniel, an Englishman hailed as the most important watchmaker of the 20th century, has made only a few dozen watches in his lifetime. One of his greatest achievements was the invention of the Co-Axial Escape device, which was later sold toOmega,the Swiss watchmaker. Daneo’s one-of-a-kind coaxial indulgence chronograph sold for about $619,000 at an auction in 2010.
MB-F HM4 Ultimate Edition Watch (MB-F HM4 Final Edition)

The ultimate version of the MB-F HM4 watch. Eight of the limited-edition watches were sold worldwide, and the HM4 Ultimate Edition watch from the up-and-coming watch maker MB-F finally brought an end to the HM4 series of 100 watches, which first came out in 2010. The shell is black titanium, inspired by the jet, and has a very distinctive shape, with one horizontal window for display time and the other for storing energy for the mechanical core. It sold for $230,000.
Patek Philippe 5004T

This one-of-a-kind watch, made in 2013, was specially tailored for an auction. It is the only titanium watch in the 5004 series and is now discontinued. Amazingly,PatekPhilippegave the 5004-series a sporty look, a departure from the series’ previous conservative style. The 5004T sold at an auction in 2013 for $3.985 million.
Auber Royal Oak Ultra Complex Watch(Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Grand Complication)

This enduring Royal Oak collection, designed by Zunda for Audemars Piguet, has been an iconic addition to the sport’s luxury collection since the early 1970s. Today, one of the most complex and special styles is this ultra-complex watch (Grande Complication), equipped with a top-of-the-line homemade movement with features such as time indication, timing, perpetual calendar and minute time reporting. It sold for $741,600.
Jean Dunand Shabaka

Inspired by 20th-century Swiss decorative artists, Jean Dunand, a flashy watch company, made the watch using a core designed by the talented watch designer Christophe Claret. Perhaps considered one of the company’s most iconic pieces, this Shabaker watch incorporates Art Deco lines into the new Egyptian-themed design and features a unique perpetual calendar feature that displays dates through a roller-style device. It sold for $500,000.