2) Vacheron Constantin

Vacheron Constantin is the oldest watch manufacturing company in the world. The company’s philosophy “Do better if possible and that is always possible,” has enables it to create watches that push the boundaries of perfection.

1) Patek Philippe

Patek Philippe is well-known for its precision and craftsmanship. This family run company develops and manufactures its movements in-house to its own quality criteria. Investing in a Patek Philippe is a smart move as its high market value ensures good profit at various auctions. Since 1839, 100 percent of its movements are awarded the official Hallmark of the Geneva Seal. Its Supercomplication is the second most expensive watch in the world at $11 million.