I recently spoke about how the new Jaeger-LeCoultre Hybris Mechanica Grand Sonnerie watch and set (the most complex wrist watch in the world that comes with two other watches) was going to arrive in a safe as the presentation box. Well here is what that safe is going to look like, and there will be only 30 of these made. Each safe will be specially made by the German luxury safe company Doettling. Trust me that this is not even the most impressive watch safe that they have done. The Jaeger-LeCoultre Hybris Mechanica set safe will be made to look like a travel chest, but don't expect to move the 1,800 pound, six foot tall safe around with you easily.

Inside the safe is a watch lover's dream. Well, if you only own a handful of watches that is, and they are all happy being around Jaeger-LeCoultre branding. The innards of the case don't let you forget who "inspired" this horological refuge. The three watches in the Hybris Mechanica collection are prominently displayed in lit cubby holes, while eight watch winders flank the exhibit. The rest of the safe is reserved for other things, but you'll have to include them in between all the books and observation equipment that Jaeger-LeCoultre throws in the mix. Look at the pictures in the gallery and you'll notice various magnifying glasses as well as tools for your watch, plus other items likely hidden about.

The whole experience is pretty impressive for the select few who not only can afford the this ultimate trio of complex wristwatches, including the Hybris Mechanica Grande Sonnerie (26 complications with a total of 55 complications for all three watches), but who place their orders now and can think of a suitable place in [one of] their homes for heavyweight safe to "live." The Jaeger-LeCoultre Hyrbis Mechanica watch set will cost you between $2.5 - $3 million depending on the exchange rate. The first of the 30 sets will be delivered in the fall of 2010 with the final orders being finished in 2014.

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Touted as "stronger than a conventional bank vault" the Traum Heirloom Vault is the perfect solution to the dilemma of having your precious jewels and other valuables both easily accessible and adequately protected. Fully customizable to your specifications, the safe features pull-out drawers and interior lighting so you'll have no trouble finding what you're looking for, plus Relastan armoring and the ability to connect to your existing home security system so you'll have peace of mind.

Sporting a beautiful golden interior and blue laquered exterior, the Traum Heirloom Safe is available exclusively from Frontgate for $180,000.

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The other day when I covered the estate of basketball player Cuttino Mobley, I mentioned briefly that he had been robbed of $500,000 of watches, jewelry and cash in a robbery that seems to be part of a sophisticated series of home invasions plaguing Beverly Hills and surrounding areas in Los Angeles. Mobley might be well served by getting his hands on the beauty shown at right, the Bel-Air safe from Döttling,a company I first covered last year for the posh and secure safes. The Bel-Air is custom made for the individual users and has the look of a luggage trunk. It can be customized with shelves, racks, lockable drawers, jewelry compartments, mini bars, watch collector cabinets or watch winders, gun cabinets, humidors or just about anything you can think of and uses patented armor plating containing vulcanized hard sinter ceramic stones with a hardness grade of 9 (out of 10). The safes meet all insurance requirements.

If Santa has decided that you were very, very good and gifted you with a Bugatti Veyron, here's the ultimate place to store the keys. Stockinger Safes has come out with the Bugatti Safe. The "Safe Bugatti"  offers nearly 3 cubic feet of space and is around four feet tall. veloped to coincide with the launch of Bugatti’s long-awaited 16.4 Veyron, the "Safe Bugatti" features sleek luxury in design and polished perfection in technology. The safe meets requirements for the VDS Class V Certificate of Approval of components and systems used in fire protection and security technology to hold valuables up to 650,000 euros. Upgrades include a seismic detector, an intruder detector, a noise detector, environmental protection, floor anchoring with a breakaway alarm or GPS signal and integration into an intruder or burglar alarm system. Entry is through automated digital entry and the safe includes drawers lined with Bugatti leather, a drawer with a watchwinder for two watches, and LED interior lighting.

[via Foursprung]