Inside Chris Hemsworth's obscene $1million watch collection
Inside Chris Hemsworth’s obscene watch collection worth $1million as he flashes a $500,000 Audemars during night out with Matt Damon
Chris Hemsworth flaunted his wealth on Friday night during a ‘bromance’ outing with Matt Damon in Santa Monica.
The 39-year-old Australian star sported an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel Openworked black ceramic watch, that retails at an eye-watering $492,415.
The stylish watch features an openworked slate grey dial, pink gold applied hour-markers and Royal Oak hands with luminescent coating.
A stainless steel case, ‘glareproofed sapphire crystal’, a screw-locked crown are also intricate details on the 50 metre water-resistant timepiece.
But that’s not the only fancy accessory Hemsworth has in his array collection of watches.
Chris Hemsworth (pictured) flaunted his wealth on Friday night during a ‘bromance’ outing with Matt Damon. The 39-year-old Australian star sported a Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel Openworked watch, that retails at an eye-watering AU$492,415
The stylish watch features an openworked slate grey dial, pink gold applied hour-markers and Royal Oak hands with luminescent coating
The Thor star has a whopping collection worth well over $1million.
From Rolex to Bulgari, the Hollywood actor is never shy to show off his exquisite taste in watches at red carpets and exclusive events.
Hemsworth’s second-most expensive known watch is a platinum Rolex Day-Date 40 that is embellished with a baguette diamond bezel and diamond hour markings, and the ice-blue platinum dial adds elegance to the timeless piece.
Chris’ second-most expensive known watch he owns is a platinum Rolex Day-Date 40 that is embellished with a baguette diamond bezel. He is seen wearing it here at the red carpet screening of Spiderhead in Sydney in 2022
The ice-blue platinum dial adds elegance to the timeless piece
According to Chrono24, the Rolex is worth a staggering $180,828
Hemsworth stepped out wearing the dazzling watch at the premiere of his Netflix film Spiderhead in Sydney back in July 2022.
The piece was a perfect match to his deep navy well-tailored suit and pale blue dress shirt.
According to Chrono24, the Rolex is worth a staggering $180,828.
Another incredible timepiece Hemsworth owns is a Audemars Piguet Royal Oak worth $145,416.
Another incredible timepiece in his collection is a Audemars Piguet Royal Oak worth $145,416. The actor wore it at the Los Angeles premiere of Thor: Love and Thunder in June 2022
The 18-carat pink gold case features glareproofed sapphire crystal and a black dial with, plus pink gold applied hour-markers and Royal Oak hands
The 18-carat pink gold case features glareproofed sapphire crystal and a black dial with ‘Grande Tapisserie’ pattern, plus pink gold applied hour-markers and Royal Oak hands.
The actor wore it at the Los Angeles premiere of Thor: Love and Thunder in June 2022 and sported it again in November 2022 at the Limitless premiere in New York.
Hemsworth’s Octo Finissimo Automatic watch is an exquisite piece in his collection.
The 18-carat rose gold case and bracelet also has 18-carat rose gold dial and retails at $72,100.
Hemsworth’s Octo Finissimo Automatic watch is an exquisite piece in his collection.
The 18-carat rose gold case and bracelet also has 18-carat rose gold dial and retails at $72,100. Chris Hemsworth is pictured here wearing the watch at the Sydney premiere of Thor: Love and Thunder in 2022
Hemsworth flashed the statement watch, along with his flashy rings and bracelets, at the Sydney premiere of Thor: Love and Thunder last year.
He also owns a similar Bulgari piece from the same collection but with a black dial and black alligator watch band.
The ex-Home and Away star, who lives in Byron Bay with his wife Elsa Pataky and their three kids – daughter India Rose, 11, and twin sons Sasha and Tristan, nine – wore the bold Bulgari watch at the Sydney premiere of his wife’s Netflix film Interceptor last year.
He also owns a similar Bulgari piece from the same collection but with a black dial and black alligator watch band
He also owns a similar Bulgari piece from the same collection but with a black dial and black alligator watch band
Hemsworth’s investments aren’t just in watches, the Hollywood megastar also appears to be in the market for a new luxury seaside pad in Victoria.
The Avengers star has been seen visiting the construction site of a new development in Beach Street, Port Melbourne, according to the Herald Sun.
According to the report, the penthouse apartments inside the chic complex are valued at $18.5million.
Hemsworth, who owns property in NSW’s Byron Bay region with wife Elsa Pataky worth close to $90million, is yet to buy up any of the available flats, which are worth $2.7million and up.
The hunky fan-favourite, who grew up in Victoria’s Phillip Island, owns property worth close to $90million, but none of it is in his home state.
The ex-Home and Away star, who lives in Byron Bay with his wife Elsa Pataky and their three kids – daughter India Rose, 11 (not pictured), and twin sons Sasha and Tristan, nine
After buying his Byron Bay family home for $7million back in 2014, Hemsworth transformed the sprawling property into a compound that has been valued at between $30million and $60million.
The actor carried out extensive renovations on the six-bedroom home, and it now boasts a steam room, gym, media room and games room.
There’s also a stunning outdoor living area, play areas for his three young kids and a 50-metre rooftop infinity pool, which overlooks the ocean.
Chris and his family began construction on the mansion, which was previously an eight-bedroom resort-style home known as Kooeloah, in late 2017.
The Thor star and wife Elsa Pataky, 46, also own a Broken Head horse ranch and retreat, purchased in 2019 for $4.25million, with a current estimated value of $10million.
Sneak peek: The 39-year-old Aussie actor has been seen visiting the construction site of a new development in Beach Street, Port Melbourne (pictured is a rendering of the development)
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