And I thought it was sad that some people justify spending $100,000+ on a car. I guess this buckle marks a new low.

This caters for the the market of three. Maybe one is enough?

If I come across a man with his trousers down, the last thing I am going to worry about is his belt buckle, the very last thing, I promise you.

Milton, I must agree completely. For $400,000, both the manufacturer and purchaser should be required to match that amount in charitable donations.
The car thing? Well, maybe we can agree to disagree on that one - although with my budget, that's really a moot point!

What this suggests to me is there may be a market for mens trousers made of woven scrotal yak hair that would sell for $500,000 - then wait for rappers and Justin Bieber to get in line!

We've gone waay past stupid with this one! Let me get down to Wal-Mart and get one before their all gone!

For the oligarch that has money to burn along with his global warming oil companies.

I really did not think it was possible to redefine the boundaries of "wasteful" and "shallow" from the last time I saw an article for an excessively large, overly powerful, motorcycle or boat priced in the "vulgar" range. Well, guess again.
Ordinarily I would not endorse the Chinese stealing intellectual property but this is an exception. Someone should use the photographs shown here and reverse engineering this thing after which it should be made by the thousands in China. I look forward to seeing this tacky thing show up on the streets of Manhattan executed in "regular tech" titanium and bedazzled with cubic zirconiums. Or how about a Maker Community 3D printed version?

Seriously, for that much I'd better get real customer support, and I don't mean outsourced either. I think prospective buyers should be offered alternatives, not to save money of course since the ridiculously well-heeled would doubtless have plenty. Rather, from the perspective of catering to the delicate egos of the these uber-wealthy and powerful individuals, I propose this instead. Hire an army of virgins whose sole purpose is to walk with you everywhere and hold up your pants, 24-7 if needed. The upside is that you would be promoting one's own PR image of generosity and of the people by creating jobs for women. There's really no downside other than having to maybe move the furniture around a little to accommodate the additional staff on one's mega-humongo-yacht.

Tacky,vulgar article for a tacky,vulgar product.
Appropriate, it would seem.