1inAmeelionwatch

The more you collect our NFTs, the more chances you have to win luxury watches. Each collection is a chance to win a very unique timepiece. Not all collections offer watches of the same level and rarity. As soon as a collection is sold out, we organize a draw.

If you are passionate about watches and wish to join a community driven by the same passion you are at the right place. The goal is to win amazing watches and participate in a crazy and ambitious project on the metaverse.

Each watch will be provided with its original certificate of authenticity.

All collections will be available on OPENSEA except the "3 Awesome Collections". The Awesome Collections will be availble directly from our website.

The drop will start on the 21 June. For more information take a look to the Roadmap on our website.

Our collections should be available until 1 month after each drop.

The draw will take place under 2 conditions: Once the collection is sold out OR at the end of the planned sale date (usually 1 month).
However, a minimum of 50 NFTs sold for "Standard Collections" is required to be eligible for a draw.

The 1inAmeelionWatch project is a long-term project with the aim of creating a marketplace for luxury watches and jewellery in the Metaverse (see more info under Long-Term topic). Your NFTs will in due course be convertible into tokens that can be used on this marketplace.

The draw will be made with the help of an independent Swiss bailiff who has been appointed to select the winners of each collection. The wallets will be announced and the winners will have to contact us within one year.

It depends on the collection.
Standard collections: Flat price 1 eth.
Awesome collections: Flat price 50 eth.
Exclusive collection: Auction start at 300 eth.

1inameelionwatch will become the first marketplace in the metaverse in which you can trade unique watches and jewelry designed by very talented artists or created by your favorite brands.
Owning NFTs from our collections will automatically retribute you with our tokens, they are the only accepted currency on the market.

Royal Oak Foundation wristwatch introduced in 1992, with platinum case and bracelet with hand-engraved oak motif cut-out. This is a unique piece.

The Ref. 5650G Aquanaut is the recipient of two important innovations in the field of horology. At the beating heart of this watch is an optimized Spiromax balance spring made of Silinvar; with patented terminal curve and inner boss, an innovation that ensures greater precision within mechanical watches.

Richard Mille RM 055 "Yas Marina Circuit", limited to 50 pieces world wide and named after the popular Motorsport arena in Abu Dhabi.

World Time watches were invented out of necessity. With the arrival of the industrial age came the means necessary to facilitate global trade and travel and, as a direct result, there was a need for timekeeping devices capable of tracking time in multiple locations.

At Rolex, the queen of queens is undoubtedly the Submariner, the first diver's watch by the Geneva house.

Created in 1957, the Omega Speedmaster is one of the most well-known in the world, as it was the first watch ever worn on the Moon.

Presented in 1972 at the Basel Fair, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak is the first luxury watch made from stainless steel, a stroke of genius for this model with an original design.

It was in 1969 that Heuer Monaco was born, a now famous watch that has an astonishing design with its square dial and its new movement, the caliber 11.

Specializing in ultra-thin luxury watches, the Swiss house Piaget has been around since the late 1950s.  It works with the miniaturization of movements and finer calibers, while keeping its robustness and precision.

The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms was created in 1953 and is considered the first true watch created for modern divers.  It is a prestigious watch designed for combat swimmers.

Inspired by the Bauhaus movement (which laid the foundations for reflection on modern architecture), the Patek Phillippe Calatrava is a legendary luxury watch that is particularly refined both in technology and design.

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso was created in 1931 and was designed in response to a British officer's request for a watch that could withstand the shocks inflicted on a watch during a Polo match.