Most lavish iPhone ever has diamond-studded gold Rolex watch built into it – and the price is staggering
IF you thought the iPhone was pricey enough, wait until you see a rare model with a great big gold Rolex attached to it.
A limited edition iPhone 14 Pro Max with the luxury watch built into the back of it is going for an eyewatering £121,000/$135,420.
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Exclusive designers Caviar have made only three of the bank-breaking models for the super rich.
They’ve used a yellow gold Rolex Cosmograph Daytona packing eight diamonds.
It’s cast in 18K gold alongside a series of decorative dials and switches.
Meanwhile, the body of the case is made of titanium coated with black PVD coating.
Caviar says the body is styled liked racing cars of the 1930s, with the decorative speedometers and switches meant to look like the dashboard of a supercar.
But not everyone is sold on the idea.
“The phone will be obsolete long before the watch, and then what – attach a strap and wear the phone on your wrist!?” one person wrote on Twitter.
“Stupid idea,” another said.
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“The person with it will be a greater target to the thieves and muggers!”
A third commenter added: “As if the iPhone 14 Pro Max wasn’t expensive enough!”
By comparison, the standard iPhone 14 Pro Max looks quite cheap.
The device – which was launched in September – starts at £1199/$1,099.
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