Luxury phone maker Caviar is turning heads again with a collector-focused release inspired by Apple’s very first iPhone. The new “iPhone 2007” Limited Edition, based on the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, is designed for buyers who want a rare conversation piece that blends modern flagship performance with a tangible slice of smartphone history.
The standout detail is on the back: the Apple logo is transparent and showcases a real fragment taken from a first-generation iPhone motherboard. It’s a nostalgia-driven touch that makes the device feel more like a numbered collectible than a standard upgrade, especially for longtime Apple fans and tech collectors.
There is one important trade-off to know before buying. Because this edition uses a metal back, magnetic MagSafe accessories and wireless charging are unlikely to work. If you rely on MagSafe wallets, mounts, or wireless chargers, that limitation could be a dealbreaker. Aside from that, the phone’s capabilities remain the same as a regular iPhone 17 Pro or iPhone 17 Pro Max, meaning you’re paying for exclusivity and design rather than different internal features.
In terms of pricing and availability, this is a true limited run. Caviar is producing only eleven units of the “iPhone 2007” Limited Edition across both models. Orders are open now through Caviar’s official online store, with pricing ranging from $10,770 to $12,700 depending on storage configuration and whether you choose the Pro or the larger Pro Max.
For anyone searching for an ultra-premium limited edition iPhone 17 Pro, a luxury custom iPhone 17 Pro Max, or a collectible smartphone featuring original iPhone components, this release is aimed squarely at that niche: modern Apple hardware wrapped in an exclusive, history-themed design with extremely scarce availability.
