They Reckon This ‘Most Complicated Watch Ever Made’ Will Sell For R170 Million

15 Jul 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Culture, Fashion, Money

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Looking for something to blow that $16 million on? How about the “most complicated watch ever made”?

The Henry Graves ‘Supercomplication’ is the ultimate timepiece that will give a serious boost of class to your old-school pocket-watch collection, and it’s up for sale!

The timepiece, dubbed the “Holy Grail of watches” was commissioned by New York banker Henry Graves in 1925 and took eight whole years to be completed entirely by hand.

Back in 1999, the watch sold for $11 million, but is on sale again to mark the 175th anniversary of its manufacturer.

Check out the full story on Luxuo.

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