The Rich's Expensive watches - Time is on your side

All successful high rollers know that time is money: the more time you spend playing, the more chances you have of winning! So this week, we’ve decided to inspire you with some of the most expensive watches in the world… just imagine how good one of these would look on your arm if you were to hit the jackpot…

At Golden Riviera Group, there are plenty of opportunities for you to win – all you need to do is play! So make sure you make some time here this weekend, and you could be one of our next big winners!


Tour de l'Ile by Vacheron Constantin

$1.5 million

Seven years of development, three years of assembly, 834 components and 16 functions make this the busiest watch in the world – and the most expensive. Special features include power reserve, moon phase, perpetual calendar, leap-year indicator, as well as the ability to eliminate timekeeping errors caused by slight variations due to shifts in gravity.

1735 by Blancpain

$839,000

Named after the year in which Jehan-Jacques Blancpain opened his first factory, it took over 8 months to piece together all 740 components of this limited edition watch – so far, only 18 out of the 30 have been assembled. But with a platinum case, split-second chronograph, 80-hour power reserve and crocodile strap, you can’t hurry perfection.

Opera Three by Girard-Perregaux

$532,000

Not only does this masterpiece have a power reserve indicator, a sub-second complication, a minute repeater and a truly elegant face, but it also has the unique ability to sound the passing hours with actual tunes – hence the name. A convenient selector enables a choice of different tunes, each of which can be personalized to the wearer's taste.

Toric Corrector Quantième Perpétual by Parmigiani Fleurier

$477,000

With its orderly face and stately air, this timepiece lends a sophisticated and highly efficient presence to any wrist. Extremely fine hands keep track of the time, whilst sub-dials reveal day, month, leap year, retrograde date and precise moon phase display. There's also a minute repeater function, as well as 45 hours of power reserve.

Excalibur EX 08 by Roger Dubuis

$450,000

Those who appreciate fine style should find this exquisite watch a perfect fit. It’s elegant and eye-catching dial of Roman numerals is marked by a pair of handsome, gold hands. Special features include the ability to automatically correct timekeeping errors whilst flying, 18-carat gold casing, as well as a hand sewn strap.