Swiss watch Romain Jerome Pin-Up DNA Steel & Rose Gold

The Romain Jerome Pin-Up DNA model is puzzling why Romain Jerome decided to use pin-up-style images in its design at the same time as the camouflage pattern!? During the Second world war, hand-drawn girls in underwear were very popular among American soldiers, they raised the morale of the soldiers and turned into a fashionable element of decoration. Perhaps no American military aircraft is left without a seductive combat girlfriend on the fuselage. Designers Romain Jerome dedicated the Pin-Up collection to the Boeing B-17 bomber, which received the nickname Pink Lady because of the girl in pink underwear depicted on its Board. Each unit of the watch has a unique non-repeating hand-drawn image of a girl on a blind steel cover, a unique drawing is covered with a thin sapphire glass. The case of the watch is made of steel and rose 18-Karat gold. The model was released in a limited edition of 888 copies. Retail $ 16,000. New watch!