Swiss watchmaker Romain Jerome have crafted a line of gorgeous watches called Moon Dust DNA, using materials such as the eponymous moon dust, fragments from the Apollo XI and International Space Station, and presumably the deoxyribonucleic helixes of some Martian moon man.
I think the designs are hit or miss, and there's something tacky about these watches, like the occasional luxury gadget containing a splinter off the hull of Titanic aimed at rich idiots with dysenteric bank accounts. Still, I really love the design of the watch to the right: perhaps it is just the juxtaposition against the velvety black background, but it reminds somehow of the Le Voyage Dans La Lune aesthetic of a silvery man in the moon with a rocket stuck in his eye as a monocle.

Needless to say, don't expect cheap: retail price for these watches are between $15,000 and $500,000.