Romain Jerome Space Invaders Ultimate Edition Watch For Sale Online Only
In 2011, Romain Jerome announced a new co-operation with Taito, the Japanese company that originally manufactured its famous Space Invaders arcade game starting in the late 1970s. At this point, Romain Jerome's approach to blending watch design with different hobbies, historically important events and other, totally?non-horology related things is well known.?A few years ago, we went hands-on?with the Romain Jerome Space Invaders watch,?and today, we are looking at what the brand calls the Romain Jerome Space Invaders Ultimate Edition �C a limited edition of just five pieces per color,?all exclusively available at the brand's eBoutique online.There are other watches, even by Romain Jerome, that?try to in one?way or another perpetuate a historically relevant and inimitable moment �C such as the landing on the moon, the first?ever powered flight, the fall of the Berlin wall, etc. Here?that inimitable moment is?that of?the last Alien Invader being destroyed by the laser cannon �C a more e

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