There is no doubt about it: the late Princess Diana had impeccable taste when it came to her clothes, handbags and jewellery.
Amongst her iconic engagement ring, which is one of the most recognisable in the world, was a vast collection of the most exclusive designer watches, some of which are heirloom pieces and deemed priceless.
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© Getty ImagesDiana's Vacheron Constantin watchw as gifted to her by the late Queen Elizabeth II
Vacheron Constantin
Some watches in Diana's collection were very exclusive. One such piece is her diamond-bedecked 'Lady Kalla' cocktail watch by Vacheron Constantin. British Vogue reported that it was given to her by Queen Elizabeth II, who initially received it as a 1947 wedding gift. The beautiful piece was feminine in design and appeared more like a bracelet than a timepiece.
© Getty ImagesDiana often wore her Tiffany & Co. 'Tesoro' watch
Tiffany & Co.
The mother of Prince William and Prince Harry wore a glamorous, tailored blazer and pencil skirt in butter yellow in 1995, as she attended the Men's Final between Boris Becker and Pete Sampras at Wimbledon. The royal donned a myriad of gold jewellery, including her Tiffany & Co. 'Tesoro' watch. The bold piece had a distinctive, sculptural finish and is now a highly sought-after collector's piece.
© Getty ImagesThe royal's Cartier's 'Tank Louis' watch featured a black leather strap
Cartier
During the 1980s, Diana wore Cartier's 'Tank Louis' watch. The striking style, which featured a black leather strap, was thought to have been gifted to her by her father. Elegant and timeless, it's still a huge hit on the reloved market today.
© GettyDiana's 'Tank Française' watch by Cartier became her trademark
Years later, Diana memorably donned her gold Cartier 'Tank Française' in a vintage 18k yellow gold. She began wearing it in 1996, the year the watch was introduced, and the same year her divorce from then-Prince Charles was finalised.ars later, Diana memorably donned her gold Cartier 'Tank Française' in a vintage 18k yellow gold. She began wearing it in 1996, the year the watch was introduced, and the same year her divorce from then-Prince Charles was finalised.
© Corbis via Getty ImagesDiana is thought to have Cartier's Santos watch in 1981
In her engagement photograph, which was released in 1981, Diana donned a resplendent blue suit, with a high-necked blouse alongside her show-stopping engagement ring. On her wrist sat a large watch, and many experts have remarked that it was the Cartier Santos timepiece, due to its octagonal face, although this has been the subject of speculation.
© PA Images via Getty ImagesDiana also had a gold 'Calatrava' by Patek Philippe
Patek Philippe
Diana's gold Patek Philippe Calatrava was said to be a gift from Prince Charles for her 20th birthday. She wore it consistently, but one of the most memorable times it was visible was in 1991 when she wore it to her eldest son, Prince William's, Wimbledon debut.
