By-Srushti Sharma
The price of the world record-breaking watch is $246,901 (Rs2,05,01,424).
Incorporating the most meteorite inlays into a single timepiece is now a new Guinness World Record, set by Les Ateliers Louis Moinet.
The world-record watch contains 12 inlays made from various meteorite rocks. The uncommon rock or metal bits known as meteorites that fall to Earth from space are noteworthy.
On September 30, Guinness World Records posted a video of the amazing watch on their Instagram page with the caption, "Most meteorite inserts in a watch. Les Ateliers Louis Moinet's No. 12
The timepiece contains 12 meteorites that came from the moon, Mars, many asteroids, and a meteorite shower in Mexico.
The watch, called Cosmopolis, is covered in patterns made from 12 distinct meteorites.
The movie also demonstrates other meteorites that have been implanted into the watch and are "extremely rare and valuable."
First, a design that would be able to highlight the beauty of the 12 various meteorites while maintaining a modern style had to be taken into account.
A forty-millimeter-diameter, 18-carat rose gold case with a black wristband as its strap was ultimately chosen as the winning design.