ALBAWABA - Ahmed al-Sharaa, interim president of Syria, has been making headlines following the ousting of the Syrian old regime led by Bashar Assad and assuming power on Dec. 8.
Ahmed al-Sharaa, who was formerly known as Abu Mohammed Al-Julani, recently made his first abroad trip to Saudi Arabia on Feb. 2, where he met Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman and senior Saudi officials in addition to performing Umrah along with his wife Latifa al-Sharaa.
Following Saudi Arabia, al-Sharaa headed to Ankara where he held discussions with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. During Tuesday's meeting, Erdogan Erdogan hailed al-Sharaa for his "strong commitment" to fighting terror.
The Turkish president said: "I would like to express our satisfaction for the strong commitment my brother Ahmed al-Sharaa has shown in the fight against terrorism."
Ahmed al-Sharaa's Patek Philippe watch grabs attention, here's its price
Ahmed al-Sharaa has been grabbing attention wherever he goes and his outfits are also becoming talks of the social media. Some people mentioned that the Syrian transitional president welcomed Qatari Emir while wearing a tie in the color of the Qatari flag (dark red), while he visited Saudi Arabia while wearing a tie that was green and white, in reflection of the Saudi flag.
However, this time attention focused on Ahmed al-Sharaa's watch which some said was a Patek Philippe one.
According to netizens, Ahmed al-Sharaa's watch is a Patek Philippe World Time Chronograph 5930G watch. It is the first "World Time with two complications;" the World Time and the Chronograph.
Many confirmed that the "White Gold" watch was first released by the Genevan luxury watch manufacturer in 2016. Its price is set at about $86,995.
About the Patek Philippe Complications World Time Chronograph:
The Patek Philippe watch is a 39.5 mm white gold case, 12.86 mm thick, sapphire-crystal back, caliber CH 28-520 HU self-winding movement, approximately 50-55 hours of power reserve, blue alligator strap, and fold-over buckle. Water resistant to 30 m.
