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Sam Altman gifts 7 custom $1M Swiss watches to select OpenAI staff

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has commissioned seven bespoke Swiss watches from luxury watchmaker Vanguart for a select group of OpenAI employees. The timepieces are based on Vanguart's titanium Orb model, which starts at $180,000, with each watch estimated at around $1 million. The watches feature the phrase 'COMPUTE IS DESTINY' engraved on the rotor and a line of Python code on the caseback. The gesture reflects a broader Silicon Valley trend, with staff at companies including Google, Palantir, and Uber also commissioning custom luxury timepieces.

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