No. 21. Girard-Perregaux – Vintage Jackpot Tourbillon



Price: $625,000

What happens when a game of chance and watchmaking precision come together? Out comes the Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945 Jackpot Tourbillon. A perfect toy for the elite, this watch comes with a slot machine equipped with a striking mechanism. Although the mechanism is quite complex, it does not affect the legibility. A window at 12 o’clock reveals a row of three denotations and when the lever arm, covering the crown, is pulled, the reels start spinning and randomly stop on any of the five symbols. The hammer goes gong making sounds similar to slotting machines in the casino. The jackpot is hit when there are three bells in a row and chances of hitting the jackpot are 1 in 125. At 6 o’clock a cut off allows you to admire the Tourbillon with the golden Bridge. The watch has a four day power reserve and comes with a case made of pink gold.

No. 20. Greubel Forsey – Quadruple Tourbillon



Price: $690,000

The Quadruple Tourbillon Secret was presented at the 2012 SIHH, Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie, in Geneva. While the full dial of the QT Secret hides the two double tourbillon oscillators below, the two 4-minute indicators on the dial provide a hint of the complexity underneath. Turning the timepiece over enables the four tourbillons systems presented head to tail and coupled by a spherical differential to be appreciated at a glance through the display back.

No. 19. Vacheron Constantin – Malte Tourbillon Regulator



Price: $700,000

The Vacheron Constantin Malte Tourbillon Regulator is a tonneau-shaped watch that features a tourbillon and a black leather strap. It has 263 baguette-cut diamonds in the dial of the watch, as well as 274 similar cut diamonds in the case. It is part of the timepiece company’s high jewelry collection.

No. 18. Omega – Constellation Baguette



Price: $708,742

This watch, priced at $708742, is available in Geneva at Omega boutique. It has 30 carats, 459 Wesselton diamonds. There are 146 baguette and trapeze diamonds on the dial. The case made of 18 carat white gold case is completely covered with diamonds. Omega is owned by Swatch Group.

No. 17. Breguet – Classique 5349 Grande Complication



Price: $755,000

This piece has a platinum case decorated with baguette-cut diamonds. It contains more than 570 parts. Three patents protect its “superior precision and technological mastery,” according to Breguet. The company today is owned by Swatch.

No. 16. Audemars Piguet – Jules Audemars Grande Complication



Price: $780,600

Audemars Piguet’s one-of-a-kind, self-winding skeleton watch has a titanium case and features a perpetual calendar indicating the hours, minutes, day, date, week, moon phases, month, and leap years. There is also a minute repeater and chronograph. It has a crocodile leather strap. The Jules Audemars Grande Complication is available exclusively at the watchmaker’s New York City boutique.

No. 15. Jacob & Co. – Crystal Tourbillon



Price: $900,000

The Crystal Tourbillon has an 18 carat gold case covered in baguette-cut diamonds which total 17.48 carats and it also has a transparent skeleton tourbillon dial. Only 18 pieces of this watch were manufactured by Jacob & Co. The watch is finished with an alligator band with a 2.22 carat baguette diamond buckle.

No. 14. Hublot – Million $ Black Caviar Bang



Price: $1,000,000

The watch has a white gold case (18 carats). It sparkles with beautifully cut black or white 34.5 carat diamonds. The case and the bezel have 322 and 179 diamonds respectively. There are 30 on the clasp too. The one million dollar watch has only one visible feature, which is the black and deep tones of the diamonds.The watch’s limited edition had only one piece.

No. 13. Ulysse Nardin – Royal Blue Tourbillon



Price: $1,000,000

A limited-edition Royal Tourbillon watch featuring over 800 diamonds and sapphires and priced at $1.1 million was one of several timepieces showcased at a prestigious superyachts event in Florida earlier this month.

Created by luxury Swiss watchmaker Ulysse Nardin, and limited to just 30 pieces, the Royal Blue Tourbillon was unveiled at the 24th Annual Showboats International Rendezvous in Palm Beach, Florida.

The platinum watch case and bracelet are paved with 568 baguette-cut diamonds and 234 baguette-cut royal blue sapphires. The bridges and main plates are crafted in blue sapphire, allowing the flying Tourbillon to appear as if it is floating in an empty space.

No. 12. Patek Philippe – Sky Moon Tourbillon



Price: $1,091,869

Patek Philippe’s Sky Moon Tourbillon series has that obviously up-market aesthetic with a platinum case and bazel, scratch-resistant sapphire and a Crocodile leather strap. Just don’t put it near water.

This Patek Philippe watch has a movement made up of 686 parts, some of which are microscopically small. This unique watch has two faces. The back of the watch has sidereal time and a sky chart that traces the stars and the phase and the orbit of the moon. It features mechanical movement that must be manually wound, a minute repeater with tourbillon escapement, leap phase and perpetual calendar. It has a platinum case.

No. 11. Blancpain – Tourbillon Diamants



Price: $1,812,700

Stuffed with 480 baguette-cut diamonds, this self-winding wristwatch has 239 parts with a seven day power reserve. It has a white gold case that’s water resistant.

The Tourbillon Diamants from Blancpain features 480 embedded diamonds totaling 58 carats on the dial, bezel, case, lugs and bracelet. It is self winding and it has an exceptionally long power reserve of seven days. This luxurious timepiece is water resistant to a depth of 100 meters.

No. 10. Parmigiani Fleurier – Fibonacci Pocket Watch



Price: $2,400,000

OK, now we enter the “fully iced” zone with a pocket watch made by Parmigiani Fleurier. The pocket watch has a minute repeater with cathedral gongs (it chimes to tell the time) and a perpetual calendar. Furthermore, there’s a lot of white gold, enamel figures and diamonds featured. This pocket watch takes two years to manufacture.

No. 9. Franck Muller – Aeternitas Mega 4



Price: $2,700,000

For a mere $2.7 million, you can buy the Franck Muller Aeternitas Mega 4 Grande Sonnerie Westminster Carillon. It’s a mouthful, but consider this is the most complicated wristwatch in the world. It features 36 complications and is made of no less than 1,483 individual components. This complicated watch has now replaced the Patek Philippe Caliber 89, which previously held the title of the world’s most complicated watch.