Chopard unveils $920,000 Swan Lake watch with 35 carats of diamonds and hidden dial

Chopard has unveiled a $920,000 Swan Lake watch with 35 carats of diamonds and a hidden dial.

This stunning creation brings together a luxury label and one of the world’s most frequently performed ballets.

It’ll be unveiled at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève 2025, where it’ll be the belle of the ball.

Once you get a look at this watch, you’ll be wishing you had $920,000 to spare.

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Chopard has unveiled this $920,000 Swan Lake watch, and it’s a sight to behold

Swan Lake is one of the most iconic ballets in the world, having been performed regularly since it premiered way back in 1877.

It oozes culture and sophistication – and that legacy has been continued with this incredible watch.

We’ve seen a lot of beautiful watches over the years, but this one is in a league of its own – a swan perched upon a titanium lake.

Diamonds are used throughout to create the illusion of foamy waves beneath the bird.

We know what you’re probably thinking.

‘Sure, that’s pretty and all…but where’s the watch?’

Well, it’s tucked away beneath the swan’s wings, upon a satin strap with a feather-shaped buckle.

The talented artisans behind this watch reportedly spent more than 1,500 hours creating it.

You may have $920,000 to spare and a space on your wrist, so you might be thinking you’ll want to take this watch home for yourself.

Unfortunately, this is a one-off piece.

On November 13, 2025, it’ll be revealed whether or not it’s won the watchmaking equivalent of the Oscars.

We have a pretty good feeling about that.

But we can’t help but wonder – if this is what a losing watch could look like, how beautiful must the competition be?

Some watches have to be seen to be believed

There are a lot of fancy watches out there; you don’t need us to tell you that.

And more often than not, they’re on the arms of some seriously rich people.

With watches being as pricey as they are, it’s no wonder.

Lewis Hamilton is no stranger to a bit of flashy wrist-wear, like this $1.5 million Richard Mille.

LeBron James is also a fan of the brand.

Richard Mille isn’t called the Ferrari of watches for nothing, you know.

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