This Caviar designed iPhone costs ₹5.8 lakh

Caviar’s iPhone XS and iPhone XS models are wrapped in a composite black titanium panel with white composite stone inserts and gold-plated elements.

Caviar has launched special editions of iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. (Caviar)

Russian luxury brand Caviar has announced 99 pieces of iPhone XS and XS Max models at the starting price of $8,370 (nearly ₹5.8 lakh), that come with a mechanical watch and the dial protected by a sapphire crystal.

"We continue the history of the greatest mechanisms integrated into the smartphone design and a smartphone body which is complemented with a watch mechanism and a tourbillon," the company wrote on its website.

The "tourbillon" is a miniature, constantly rotating mechanism that compensates the gravity impact on the time reckoning.

The body of the limited edition iPhones comes with a composite black titanium panel with white composite stone inserts and gold-plated elements.

The dial is said to consist of a set of circles inscribed into each other.

Caviar is selling 64GB, 256GB and 512GB variants of iPhone XS for $8,370 (₹5.8 lakh), $8,680 (₹6.01 lakh) and $9,060 (₹6.29 lakh), respectively.

The limited edition 64GB iPhone XS Max model could be purchased at $9,130 (₹6.3 lakh) for the 256GB and $9,440 (₹6.54 lakh) for the 512GB variant.

In India, iPhone XS starts at ₹99,900 for the base model with 64GB storage. The top-end iPhone XS Max is available at a starting price of ₹109,900.

The company said it guarantees free worldwide shipping as well as easy returns and refunds.