$1 million watch

If money were no object you could spend $1 million to buy a Blancpain 1735 watch. The 1735 boasts six complications including it's slim case, a perpetual calendar, split-second chronograph, minute repeater, tourbillion and moon phase minder. It has 740 components and only 30 will be built. Each Blancpain 1735 takes 8 to 10 months to build by a single craftsman. Click here to find out more.

$280,000 watch

If money were no object you could spend $280,000 for a IWC Grande Complication wristwatch. This watch has 659 mechanical parts and production is limited to only 50 per year which means you most likely won't run into anyone else who is wearing one. Click here to find out more.

$1.5 million watch

If money were no object you could spend $1.5 million for a Vacheron Constantin Tour d'Ile wristwatch. Known as the world's most complicated dual-face watch it has 16 different horological complications and astronomical indications including a minute repeater, sunset time, perpetual calendar, second time zone, a tourbillon, the equation of time and the representation of the night sky. The Tour d'Ile has 834 parts and took 10,000 man hours to research and build. Only 7 of them have been made.