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Romain Jerome Spacecraft: Batman Watch
The memorable Romain Jerome Spacecraft has a new family member and it’s inspired by the caped crusader from Gotham City. The Romain Jerome Spacecraft: Batman is an edgy update on the original model that split opinion with its bizarre shape and novel time indication system. I’m all for uniqueness and instant identifiability and so can’t help but admire the Romain Jerome Spacecraft. That’s in spite of the fact that it looks like a futuristic kitchen appliance from the 1970s… or maybe a badass VCR. I can’t decide which is more appropriate, but either way, I like it because it is different and makes me feel inexplicably nostalgic despite its modernity. This watch is part of the horological icons range and is an official collaboration between Romain Jerome and Warner Bros. Consumer Products on behalf of DC Entertainment. Because its creation has been legitimately sanctioned, this watch is sure to have great crossover appeal.The Romain Jerome Spacecraft: B
Roger Dubuis Excalibur Blacklight Trilogy Gets "Lit"
To clarify, the Roger Dubuis Excalibur Blacklight Trilogy is “lit” in the sense of the modern phrase that Roger Dubuis’s target demographic will certainly understand. By that, I mean it is quite cool - even if it is, in fact, not for some Super-LumiNova, but rather some external UV light source that the watches begin to give away the reason they are called “Blacklight.”Interestingly, Roger Dubuis doesn’t say all that much about the technology it utilized. The point is that - contrary to what one might believe upon first sight - it has left the trademark 166-component Roger Dubuis RD820SQ skeletonized caliber intact and added a web of specially produced crystals above, as well as underneath it. Reminiscent of neon light tubes but not actually capable of emitting light on its own, this decor is “made possible by a technology used for the first time in the Haute Horlogerie industry.”