Caviar, a company specializing in luxury customizations, presented the iPhone 17 Pro Max in the Masters of Time collection, with a dedicated compartment to accommodate high-end Swiss mechanical watches.
The most sophisticated model, called Celestial, features an 18-carat white gold structure, blue enamel, diamonds and a fragment of a Muonionalusta meteorite, around 4.5 billion years old. The Portugieser version uses the same white gold and diamonds, plus 47 orange sapphires on the back.
Design inspired by iconic watches
The Celestial references the Patek Philippe Celestial, with enamel details that refer to the watch dial. The Portugieser is reminiscent of the IWC Portugieser Tourbillon Mystère Squelette, with hand engravings and stones that match the watch’s exposed mechanism.
Both devices allow you to buy the cell phone alone or with the watch in the box. The mechanism includes a lever to easily remove the watch and a screw ring to prevent falls, as well as a decorative plate with an astrolabe for when the accessory is not attached.
Prices that reflect exclusivity
The values for the main versions are only available on request on the Caviar website. Estimates indicate that Celestial could reach US$215,000, equivalent to around R$1.1 million at current prices. A more affordable option, the No Time to Die, with space for an Omega watch, costs US$49,640 (approximately R$256,000).
Technical sheet of the base iPhone
Launched in September 2025, the original iPhone 17 Pro Max has a 6.9-inch OLED screen, A19 Pro processor, triple camera system with 48 megapixel main sensor and storage that reaches 2 TB. The device has IP68 protection and promises up to 39 hours of video playback.
The Caviar customization maintains these specifications, but adds weight and exclusivity with premium materials. Masters of Time series models are available with 1TB of storage.