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Luxury watch stolen in Ibiza with 50,000 euro reward offered

This is the luxury watch stolen in Ibiza for which a 50,000 euro reward is offered

Laura M. Exposito

Wednesday, October 16 2024, 7.57am

A well-known German businessman, Marcus Prinz von Anhalt, is looking for his luxury watch stolen in Ibiza this weekend. He announced this Tuesday through his social networks and assures that he will give a reward of 50,000 euros to anyone who provides information about the thieves or where his watch is, a piece valued at more than 450,000 euros.

An exclusive watch

The watch, from the luxury brand Richard Mille, is an exclusive piece of which only 200 exist in the world.

It is a turquoise quartz watch with TPT carbon coating and skeletonized dial. The iconic brand’s signature rubber strap holds the watch, while it features an innovative turquoise and black carbon case.

The design of the piece offers a large date display at 12 o’clock, a month indicator at 4 o’clock and features a 55-hour power reserve.

The Entrepreneur has already reported the robbery to the Guardia Civil and Interpol and has even shared its serial number: RM11-03 CAFQ/2973, and warns: “Do not buy it because it is stolen and it is mine”. “I have reported the theft to the Civil Guard in Ibiza and all information is important to be able to locate it.”

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.