Donald Trump has sold NFTs, Bibles, sneakers, silver coins and now he is selling Gold and jewel studded watches which are priced at $100K.
The Victory Tourbillon ornamented golden watches can be acquired from gettrumpwatches.com and carry a price tag of $100,000 and also feature a unique, personalized ‘Thank You’ message” from Trump.
Donald Trump Now Offers Gold and Jewel-Encrusted Watches for Sale
However, if you find the price steep there are economical options in the form of the “fight fight fight” watch with the Onyx Gold watch priced at $799 and Red Silver and Silver Gold both for $499 each. All the watches feature Trump’s name and his signature.
The $100,000 Trump Victory Tourbillon is made entirely of 18 carat gold and is studded with 122 Diamonds.
The gold which went into the making of the band, case, and buckle of the watch is approximately 200 gms (18 carat) and at $85.75 per gram as of Thursday morning, it costs about $17,150.
The watch features 122 VS1 diamonds, though it does not specify the size of the diamonds.
The website of the watch mentions that it has nothing to do with any political campaign. It also clarified that the watches were not designed, manufactured, distributed or sold by Donald J. Trump, The Trump Association or any of their personal affiliates or principals.
The release of the watches was announced by Donald Trump on Truth Social Thursday morning and he also suggested that it will make a fabulous Christmas gift.
The Republican Presidential candidate has been releasing merchandise throughout the campaign season. It includes,
- $100 silver coin made of 99.9% fine silver.
- Trump sneakers are priced at $499
- Trump Cologne and perfume.
- Trump-branded Bibles and NFT cards are priced at $60.
The sales of the merchandise are happening in the backdrop of hundreds of millions of dollars of unpaid legal fees.
According to the Los Angeles Times revenue generated from Bible sales was $300,000, while CBS News estimates that Trump netted about $7.2 million from NFT licensing fees.
The Donald Trump campaign has managed to raise $45 million in fundraising last month, compared to $190 million raised by Harris.
