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Discover the fascinating world of 'Million Dollar Hip Hop Watches'. This illustrated book is a passionate tribute to the art of watchmaking that captures the heart of hip-hop culture. In a world where exclusive status symbols represent wealth, creativity and individual expression, this book presents an unrivalled collection of stunning watches worn by iconic artists. Experience a visual feast framed by the splendour of exquisite timepieces and the stories of their wearers. From the iconic design of classic Rolex watches to the creative masterpieces of Audemars Piguet, each page showcases the cultural significance of these watches. Million Dollar Hip Hop Watches takes you to the pulse of the times, where music and style collide. This book is not just an informative chronicle; it is an emotional promise that gives you the real flavour of the hip-hop lifestyle and provides new inspiration every time you turn the pages. SELLING POINTS: . Bling on a whole new level: Custom-pimped, ultra-luxury watches from Rolex, Philippe Patek, and more – this book takes you deep into the dazzling world of hip-hop timepieces . Rappers, jewellers, and all that ice: From old-school to new-school, this is your VIP pass to the culture of ""ice."" Diamonds, gold, and the lifestyle that ties it all together . Heavyweight with style: 3 kilos of pure luxury, 320 pages dripping in shine, topped with gold foil. The ultimate flex piece – perfect next to your kicks, headphones, and beats 300 colour illustrations

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""The book not only features these artists but discusses what it meant for them to own, wear, and include the watches in their music.""-- ""National Jeweler"" ""More than just a collection of approximately 300 color photographs, the volume aims to explore the emotional ties between the culture and the timepieces that represent aspiration and triumph.""-- ""Maxim""

""""Million Dollar Hip Hop Watches,"" which explores the evolution of watches within hip-hop history through its 320 pages. It was published in September in Britain and Europe and on Nov. 11 in the United States ($125) The book was developed by Tobias Kargoll, the project's editorial director; Leon Schäfers, who wrote most of the text; and Jeanette Lang, who searched out photographs (such as the one showing the American rapper Young Thug with his iced-out Patek Philippe Nautilus Chronograph Ref. 5980). Everyone on the team that developed the book works for ManeraMedia, a hip-hop marketing agency in Düsseldorf, Germany, and its online magazine, hiphop.de.""-- ""The New York Times"" ""The book not only features these artists but discusses what it meant for them to own, wear, and include the watches in their music.""-- ""National Jeweler"" ""More than just a collection of approximately 300 color photographs, the volume aims to explore the emotional ties between the culture and the timepieces that represent aspiration and triumph.""-- ""Maxim""

""More than just a collection of approximately 300 color photographs, the volume aims to explore the emotional ties between the culture and the timepieces that represent aspiration and triumph.""-- ""Maxim""

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