Rolex has collaborated with Mo Coppoletta for his new Tattoo-DNA Collection. Mo is one of the most respected tattoo artists in the world and a keen watch collector. The RJ Tattoo DNA Sailor's Grave collection is inspired by the tattoos of sailors commemorating lost ships.
Tattoos have been used to protect and talisman since the 18th century. Sailors used to cover the weaker parts of their bodies, like the arms or heart with symbols of strength as lucky charms.
The tattoos on the graves of sailors depict a ship that is sinking, but still partially visible above water. They also include an anchor, a life preserver, or an eagle. The dial is made of silver,Replica Watches and has been engraved, stamped and encrusted to give it a sense of depth. The anchor and the vessel sinking behind it take up most of the dial. The anchor is used to ward off bad fortune and protect the ship caught in a storm.
The dial's top features dark clouds and bolts of lighting that streak downwards. The lightning flash can be colored red, yellow, or green depending on the model. The dial's lower portion depicts the violent waves of an incredibly heavy sea.
The Rolex Submariner Replica Watches's Grave is housed in a large stainless steel case measuring 50mm. It is interesting to note that the case was the same as the one used for Titanic-DNA watches. The case is adorned with an engraved black PVD bezel. RJ-Romain-Jerome watches have paws made of steel or black PVD coated steel.
Each model is limited to 25 pieces. The watch case back features a tattoo motif along with the name of the collection and the serial number for the limited edition.chopard replica watches The new Rolex watch is designed to withstand water pressure up to 30 meters. The strap is either black nylon or fabric, or a skin tone colored leather strap, tattooed by Mo Coppoletta, a renowned tattoo artist.
A Valjoux 7750 movement is at the heart of this watch. The price, without taxes, is around $18,450. The Tattoo-DNA collection is a collaboration between Mo Coppoletta, RJ-Romaine Jerome and two complementary artistic worlds. It also pushes the limits of traditional watchmaking.