Salman Khan's Jacob & Co. ₹41 Lakh Watch On Koffee With Karan And Other Cool Watches From His Collection

Salman Khan made quite a few candid confessions on the final season of Koffee with Karan, which premiered on October 14. Among the questions he answered was who the better actor is, Ranveer Singh or Ranbir Kapoor, and the Ek Tha Tiger actor’s wristwatch made a statement of its own.

On the first episode of Koffee with Karan, streaming from 14 October, Salman wore Jacob & Co.'s The World Is Yours on the couch, a fitting piece for the last season. It is also only one of the watches he's been photographed in lately, and the rest of the wrist roll is worth a look.

Here are six luxury watches associated with Salman Khan, from the one he wore on Koffee With Karan to others he has been seen with on social media, that will leave you amazed by their eclectic designs, brilliant movements and price. Check them out below.

Price: ₹41 lakh

This is the watch he wore on KWK. It was inspired by a watch Jacob Arabo's father gave him when he was 13, as a reminder of time's importance. Salman and Arabo built a special edition around that idea to honour Salman's own father. The case is 43mm and has two independent time zones. The dial carries saffron and green accents drawn from the Indian flag. The caseback has a laser-engraved world map and the name "Salman Khan". It ships in a custom turquoise box, his favourite colour.

Price: Estimated ₹30 crore to ₹75 crore (Price on request)

The Aquanaut Luce "Rainbow" Minute Repeater Haute Joaillerie by Patek Philippe, reference 5260/1455R, with a ruby-set hour hand and a blue sapphire-set minute hand, is an ultra-luxury fusion of high complication watchmaking and fine jewelry craftsmanship, representing the first-ever minute repeater in the Aquanaut Luce collection.

Price: Estimated ₹10.91 lakh (Price on request)

A traveller's watch, Rolex GMT-Master II is powered by Rolex’s self-winding mechanical movement with an approximate 70-hour power reserve, a blue Parachrom hairspring, and a Chronergy escapement. The Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II is designed to display the time in two different time zones simultaneously. Robust and functional, it is the ideal watch for criss-crossing the globe. Launched in 1955, the GMT-Master witnessed the rapid expansion of intercontinental travel in the latter half of the 20th century.

Price: ₹83 lakh

This is the orange-strapped Jacob & Co. The Epic X platform is the brand's skeletonised line. Its India edition places the Taj Mahal, India Gate, Gateway of India and Qutub Minar as titanium elements across an open-worked dial, powered by the manual-winding JCAM02 calibre with 48 hours of power reserve. The Ram Janmabhoomi version swaps architecture for devotion. It features the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya alongside Lord Ram and Hanuman. The orange rubber strap echoes the saffron flag.

Price: ₹15 lakh to ₹35 lakh

The Breguet Marine Chronograph is a luxury sports chronograph with a nautical design, powered by Breguet’s 582QA automatic movement.

Price: ₹96.88 lakh

The Rolex Day-Date 36 is an iconic luxury dress watch first introduced in 1956, famous for spelling out the day of the week in full at 12 o'clock, with a self-winding Calibre 3255 with an approximate 70-hour power reserve and -2/+2 sec/day precision, the watch dial features 10 baguette-cut diamonds.