The internet loves to debate Drake’s career, especially if he has a classic album. Opinions vary, but Take Care remains the obvious contender.

Like many a signature masterpiece, Drake’s second studio album, released in 2011, has an equally classic cover. The portrait of the Toronto native deep in contemplation at a table at Joso’s, drenched in OVO’s signature black and gold color scheme, has been recreated many times over. Now, thanks to a vintage watch dealer Eric Wind, you have a chance to own a piece of history. And it will only cost you $500,000.

The historic item up for grabs is an ultra rare top replica Rolex GMT-Master II reference 116758SANR watches that can be seen on Drake’s wrist on the cover of Take Care. Drizzy also wore the watch in the video for “Marvin’s Room” and various other photoshoot during this era. Wind came into possession of the watch when its original owner, a former colleague of Drake’s, put it up for consignment. The one-of-one timepiece is one of the rarest watches that Wind has ever sold.

“I love 1:1 Rolex fake watches with great provenance and stories,” Wind tells Complex. “I think Take Care is one of the most important albums from the last 20 years. Drake is an icon. When I first learned about the watch some years back, I was kind of fixated and hopeful that I would have a chance to get it.”

Here is what you need to know about Drake’s historical Rolex.

Who Is Selling Drake’s Take Care Rolex?

The replica Rolex watches UK are being sold by Wind Vintage. Founded in 2017 by Eric Wind, the company specializes in rare vintage timepieces, from Rolexes to Audemars Piguets. Wind previously worked at Christie’s as the Vice President, Senior Specialist of watches. Some of the expert’s most notable sales are the various “Paul Newman” Rolex Daytonas that he has sold for $1 million each, some of the most coveted timepieces by collectors. He also helped source “Paul Newman” for the film Crazy Rich Asians. Along with his high-profile sales, Wind also curates vintage collections that are sold in Kith’s Williamsburg and Beverly Hills stores, J. Press, and other contemporary streetwear and menswear brands.

The Details of Drake’s Take Care Rolex

Contrary to what you may initially think when see all of the diamonds on the particular perfect copy Rolex watches, it is not customized. It’s a very rare reference made by Rolex with a factor diamond bezel and diamonds in the lugs.

The black dial is surrounded by a bezel that features 36 baguette diamonds and 12 black sapphires, which serve as hour indicators. Diamonds also decorate the lugs and crown guards.

How Rare Is Drake’s Take Care Rolex?

The particular production numbers of this GMT-Master II are unknown (Rolex does not share production numbers), but Wind believes that there are only a couple hundred of them in the world. The AAA Rolex replica watches debuted in 2006 and is believed to have been discontinued in 2012. The Take Care version is a true one of one, thanks to the OVO owl logo that has been engraved into the caseback.

What Is the Value of Drake’s Take Care Rolex?

While the exact retail price is hard to pin down, Swiss Made clone Rolex GMT-Master II reference 116758SANR watches have been quoted with a price range between $82,900 and $154,900. Wind is selling this particular watch for $500,000. Whoever purchases it will also get some paraphernalia from the Take Care era including the gold owl statue also featured on the album cover, two OVO varsity jackets, and various merch from the Club Paradise tour.

“It was a lot of back and forth [to price this watch],” says Wind. “I think the cheap fake Rolex watches without the provenance could somewhere around $100,000. The provenance, to me, probably added three to five x to the value. So that’s kind of how we settled on $500,000.”

Who Will Buy Drake’s Take Care Rolex?

Wind has never sold to Drake before, but he’s hopeful that Drake may be the eventual buyer of the Take Care timepiece now that it’s available. It would be a fitting addition to his ridiculous jewelry and watch collection.

“I personally would be thrilled if [Drake] purchased it because it’s one of his most important albums. It’d be cool if it went back to him,” says Wind. “It’d be a great closure to the circle if he bought it. And he is a real collector. He has amazing music memorabilia and jewelry, so it would be a great buy for him.”