Death Watch?

Is this timepiece curse?  check this out

The original owner paid $15,000 for the watch - about £650,000 at today’s prices. But he later became convinced that it had come with a deadly curse.

Just seven months after Graves received the watch in 1933, his best friend died.

In early November 1934, Graves's youngest son, George, was involved in a car crash in Pasadena, California, and died.

The news was devastating, and made even worse by the fact that Graves had lost his eldest son, Harry, in a car crash in 1922 when he was just 25 years old.

For Graves, the Supercomplication was a bad talisman and he intended to throw it into Upper Saranac Lake in upstate New York but was convinced not to at the last moment by his daughter Gwendolen - Dailymail for more

Sold for record $15m



The timepiece was named after the American businessman who commissioned it, Henry Graves  who ended up claiming it had brought him nothing but bad luck

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