Caviar unveils iPhone 2007, a limited iPhone 17 Pro variant with a fragment of the original iPhone 2G motherboard. Premium titanium design, Steve Jobs signature, only 11 units.
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Caviar has unveiled an exclusive iPhone 17 Pro variant named the iPhone 2007, celebrating Apple's 50th anniversary. The standout feature is a built-in fragment of the original iPhone 2G's motherboard from 2007.
This component is housed in a special capsule shaped like the Apple logo on the smartphone's back panel. Surrounding it are decorative lines that mimic the circuit pattern of the first iPhone. The casing also bears an engraving of Steve Jobs' signature, emphasizing the device's historical connection to the dawn of Apple's smartphone era.
The model's body is crafted from titanium with a black PVD coating, giving it a premium and sleek appearance. Buyers will also get a unique boot screen designed specifically for this anniversary edition. Production is extremely limited, with just 11 units available worldwide. Each smartphone comes in a gift box that includes a commemorative coin coated in 999 fine gold and a signature Caviar accessory.
Pricing starts at around $10,770 for the iPhone 17 Pro version and goes up to $12,700 for the top Pro Max configuration. This clearly positions the model as a collector's item aimed squarely at brand enthusiasts.