Jimi Hendrix x RAYMOND WEIL collaboration model self-winding chronograph watch Limited to 500 pieces worldwide
Description
Limited to 500 pieces worldwide!
The best guitar list in rock history
With Jimmy Hendrix
RAYMOND WEIL
It is a world-limited 500-piece self-winding chronograph with Swiss RAYMOND WEIL and Jimmy Hendrix. The dial is based on the image of the Fender Stratocaster that Jimmy Hendrix used to love. The tachymeter on the outer circumference is engraved with the name of Jimi Hendrix and the saying "Music is my religion".
■ Jimi Hendrix
American guitar list.
He is often nicknamed "Jimi Hendrix" in Japan.
One of the pioneers of rock music who has had a great influence on many musicians as a guitarist in the activity period of only about 4 years since his major debut. He is famous for his flashy performances, such as holding a left-handed but right-handed guitar upside down, playing the guitar with his teeth, turning it on his back, and setting fire to destroy the guitar during a live performance.
■ RAYMOND WEIL [Raymond Weil]
Raymond Weil was founded in Geneva, Switzerland in 1976. It is one of the few independent Swiss luxury watch companies. It is mainly sold in Europe and the United States, and in the 1980s, models made for the movie "Amadeus" and the ultra-thin "Othello" became popular. In recent years, we have also announced models that have been tied up with music and musicians such as The Beatles, Bob Marley, AC / DC, David Bowie, Gibson Les Paul, and Buddy Holly.
Country of origin: Switzerland
Equipped with a Swiss-made self-winding movement
Stainless steel case
Gray PVD processing
Leather belt
Sapphire crystal
Double-sided anti-reflection processing
Aztec pattern embossed dial
* A design that is a stylized design of the dyeing and weaving motif found in the ancient Aztec civilization in Mexico.
Chronograph function
Tachymeter
Water resistant to 10 bar
RAYMOND WEIL's general BOX
With manufacturer's warranty
Case diameter about 42 mm
Case thickness: Approximately 13.8 mm
Belt width 22 mm
Please note that some of the exhibits may be dirty or scratched.