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  • more about #romainjerome more comments →
    GitEmSteveDave_My Brute Dojo CDIAFIFE: So when people ask you what the "RJ" at the 12 oclock position is for, can you say "It's Rick James on the moon, bitch!"? more »
    frigg: Grinding up a moon rock for watchage? How are they even allowed to do that? Everything is tagged and tracked, almost as closely as blue fin tuna throu... more »
    Dr.Remulak: Next watch: 911 DNA made from the steel and dust from the towers...Equally bad taste! more »
    A Pimp Named DaveR: I'm pretty sure that the statement "dust from a rock retrieved during our first mission to the moon" is incorrect, Sean. First, the press release does... more »
    ScubaSteve: I don't get it. Apollo 11 was funded by NASA. The capsule that returned should be US government property (perhaps on loan to the Smithsonian), as sho... more »
    aliskaba: These people who wear this watch are going to turn into vampire like things like the dudes on I Am Legend. Great job you bastards! Now I get to watch ... more »
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    Moon Dust-DNA Watch Made From Actual Moon Dust and Parts From Apollo 11

    Romain Jerome's Titanic DNA Watch was such a success that the company has decided to take the concept to the moon (literally) with their new Moon Dust DNA watch. Like the Titanic version, the moon watch will feature actual artifacts. The face includes dust from a rock retrieved during our first mission to the moon, the case is made from steel from the Apollo 11 spacecraft and the strap will be made up of fibers from a spacesuit worn during the ISS mission. Okay, that...is...awesome. But now for the sticker shock—a symbolic quantity of 1969 watches will be made to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission. Several different versions will be available at prices that range from $15,000 to $500,000 apiece. [Romain Jerome via The Age via Born Rich]
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    Titanic DNA Fountain Pens Made With Real Wreckage

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    Titanic DNA Watch Made From Actual Titanic Parts

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