Batman (series)

Cover of Detective Comics #27 (1939), Batman's debut, used here to represent the character franchise the partnership is licensed to generally.

Batman (Bruce Wayne) is a superhero created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger for DC Comics, first appearing in Detective Comics #27 in May 1939. A wealthy Gotham City vigilante with no superhuman powers, he has since starred in his own long-running comic book series alongside a large supporting rogues' gallery, and been adapted across many films, television series, and games. (Wikipedia)

Watches

RJ-Romain Jerome Batman-DNA RJ.T.AU.WB.001.01

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. RJ-Romain Jerome released this CHF 14,950 automatic watch in October 2014, limited to 75 pieces to mark the character's 75th anniversary, in collaboration with Warner Bros. Consumer Products on behalf of DC Entertainment. Faceted, Batmobile-inspired black PVD-coated steel case with a Batman-logo dial applique glowing blue at night. Credited to Batman's 75th anniversary generally, naming no single film. (archived RJ-Romain Jerome product record, via Wayback Machine)

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RJ-Romain Jerome Spacecraft Batman RJ.M.AU.SC.010.01

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. RJ-Romain Jerome released this CHF 26,950 watch in September 2015, limited to 75 pieces, in collaboration with Warner Bros. Consumer Products on behalf of DC Entertainment. Black PVD-coated titanium trapeze case with an engraved Bat-Signal, part of RJ's Spacecraft "Horological Icons" range. Credited to "DC Comics' caped crusader" generally, naming no single film. (archived RJ-Romain Jerome product record, via Wayback Machine)

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RJ-Romain Jerome Batman-DNA Gotham City RJ.T.AU.WB.001.02

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. RJ-Romain Jerome released this CHF 15,950 automatic watch in March 2016 (Baselworld), limited to 75 pieces, in collaboration with Warner Bros. Consumer Products on behalf of DC Entertainment, adding a 3D-engraved Gotham City skyline dial to the 2014 Batman-DNA case. aBlogtoWatch's coverage notes the case back reads "The Dark Knight Returns" (Frank Miller's graphic novel); the launch coincided with Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) in theaters, but no brand or press source states an actual licence to either work. (archived RJ-Romain Jerome product record, via Wayback Machine; aBlogtoWatch)

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RJ-Romain Jerome Skylab Batman RJ.M.AU.030.04

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. RJ-Romain Jerome released this CHF 18,950 manual-wind watch in 2017, limited to 75 pieces, in collaboration with Warner Bros. Consumer Products on behalf of DC Entertainment, with a skeletonized Batman logo over a metallized Gotham City map on the case back. Credited to "the caped crusader" generally, naming no single film. (archived RJ-Romain Jerome product record, via Wayback Machine)

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RJ-Romain Jerome ARRAW The Joker 1C45CTTTR.JOK18

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. RJ-Romain Jerome released this US$17,900 automatic chronograph in December 2018, limited to 100 pieces, its bezel laser-engraved with a repeating "Chaotic Joker" motif and case back portraying the villain. Credited to Batman's arch-enemy the Joker, "first introduced in Batman #1 (1940)," naming no single film. (aBlogtoWatch)

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RJ-Romain Jerome ARRAW Two-Face 1C45S.TTTR.5023.AR.TWF18

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. RJ-Romain Jerome released this US$22,700 manual-wind watch in December 2018, limited to 100 pieces, its case and dial split between a clean half and a distressed, skeletonized half evoking Harvey Dent's disfigurement. Case back engraved "TM & © DC Comics". (aBlogtoWatch)

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Fossil Batman Heritage Watch Set

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Fossil released this $250 watch set with Warner Bros. Consumer Products and DC on September 15, 2022, its 42mm black case, utility-belt-inspired bracelet, and pusher-activated electroluminescent dial revealing a backlit Bat emblem, credited to Batman's comic book graphics generally rather than any single film. A specially-limited gold-tone edition (LE1143SET), $300 and limited to 100 pieces, released alongside it in the same case design. (Fossil Group)

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Tendence Batman Model TY430404

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Tendence and Warner Bros. Consumer Products released this ¥49,500 watch on February 18, 2022, its dial wrapping the whole case in artwork by longtime Batman illustrator Jim Lee. Credited to the character generally, naming no single film or series. (Fashion Press)

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Tendence Batman Bat-Signal TY532017

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Tendence and Warner Bros. Consumer Products released this ¥45,100 watch on February 18, 2022, built on Tendence's light-up "FLASH" case with a Bat-Signal graphic that illuminates in one of seven colors when its 3 o'clock crown is pressed. Credited to the character generally, naming no single film or series. (Fashion Press)

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Tendence Batman Joker TY023016

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Tendence and Warner Bros. Consumer Products released this ¥64,900 watch on February 18, 2022, limited to 100 pieces, its rotating "KingDome" dial concealing a green "HAHAHA" beneath a Joker face motif. Credited to the villain generally, naming no single film or series. (Fashion Press)

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Invicta DC Comics Batman Watch

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Reference 44460. Batman's cowl shapes the grey dial within an angular steel case. (Invicta)

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Invicta DC Comics Joker Watch

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Reference 44461. The Joker's face and purple-and-green color scheme carry across the dial and case. (Invicta)

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UNDONE Batman Caped Crusader

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. UNDONE, the Hong Kong custom-watch brand, released this titanium chronograph in its DC-licensed Batman 80th Anniversary collection for the character's 2019 anniversary: UNDONE's first titanium case, sandblasted, with a black tri-compax dial marked "Guardian of Gotham City since 1939" around a yellow bat emblem, green and blue lume and the commemorative 80th-anniversary badge printed on the case back. UNDONE's product record carries only the identifier undone-batman-crusader; the page credits Batman's anniversary generally, naming no single work. (UNDONE, via the Wayback Machine)

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UNDONE Batman Quantum Standard Edition

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. UNDONE released this titanium automatic as its second DC-licensed Batman collection in a campaign its assets date to September 22, 2020: a sandblasted case in a muted colourway, a semi-transparent dial with icy-blue lume, a yellow date wheel recalling the yellow oval insignia, a bat-stamped crown, an embossed emblem medallion in the case back and a strap styled after the batsuit's armour; a 500-piece DLC Black Edition was sold beside it. UNDONE's product record carries only the identifier batman-quantum; the page credits Batman generally, naming no single work. (UNDONE, via the Wayback Machine; UNDONE Black Edition, via the Wayback Machine)

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UNDONE Batman Dark Knight Retrospective COL-Batman-3

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. UNDONE released reference COL-Batman-3 as its "third Batman collection" in a campaign its assets date to August 30, 2021, limited to 999 serialized pieces: a Batman-versus-Riddler theme drawn from the 1960s Batmobile, a see-through skeleton mechanical movement under an anti-reflective glass "vault", red aluminium rings, "the mysterious Riddler's lume" and a Diamond-Like Carbon coating. The page credits Batman and the Riddler generally, naming no single work. (UNDONE, via the Wayback Machine)

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UNDONE Joker Face Off

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. UNDONE released this Aqua II diver in its DC-licensed line in a campaign its assets date to April 2021, with Batman on the top half of the dial in black and the Joker across the bottom half in fluorescent yellow, a green-marked ceramic bezel insert, an extra-thick sapphire crystal, a TMI NH35A automatic and a purple rubber strap. UNDONE's product record carries the identifier undone-joker-face-off; the page credits the Batman-and-Joker rivalry generally, naming no single work, so it sits here beside the Tendence and Invicta Joker rows. (UNDONE, via the Wayback Machine)

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UNDONE Last Laugh

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. UNDONE released this US$295 Joker chronograph on February 10, 2020 as a 100-piece "flashdrop" paired with the Harley Quinn Mad Love, describing both as never-before-seen designs "originally intended for the UNDONE x BATMAN Collection" and timed to Valentine's Day and Harley's emancipation in Birds of Prey, which the page does not claim as a licence: a black case with tachymeter bezel and a white dial carrying "Gotham City", "The Joker" and the clown's portrait. The record follows the Joker's 1940 debut, as the Invicta Joker row does. (UNDONE, via the Wayback Machine)

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UNDONE Mad Love

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. UNDONE released this US$295 Harley Quinn chronograph on February 10, 2020 as the other half of the same 100-piece "flashdrop" pair, "originally intended for the UNDONE x BATMAN Collection": a black tachymeter bezel over a light dial carrying Harley Quinn's name and portrait on a pale pink strap. UNDONE ties the drop to Birds of Prey's release without claiming a licence for that film. (UNDONE, via the Wayback Machine)

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Invicta DC Comics Harley Quinn Watch

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Reference 27058. A red carbon-fiber tachymeter bezel and playing-card diamond and club suits frame the black dial's two chronograph sub-dials and a jester-masked Harley Quinn portrait. The licence is for the DC Comics character; no single comic or screen production is named. (Invicta)

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Invicta DC Comics Penguin Watch

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Reference 42084. A Batman-universe comic-cover collage wraps the multi-crown steel case and bracelet around a grey chronograph dial. Credited to Batman's rival the Penguin, first introduced in Detective Comics #58 (December 1941); that issue's own cover depicts Batman in a boat rescue and does not draw the Penguin. (Invicta; Comic Vine)

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Invicta DC Comics Batman Lupah Watch

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Reference 28369, a Jim Lee-signed artist-series Lupah distinct from the 44460 flagship above: a 46.8mm black tonneau case whose sunburst dial carries a black-on-black bat-wing silhouette worked into the lower dial around two chronograph sub-dials, visible mainly under angled light; the caseback is engraved with the DC logo and Jim Lee's signature. (Invicta)

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UNDONE Batman Dark Knight

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. UNDONE listed this US$359 chronograph on December 3, 2019 as the grey-dial companion to the Caped Crusader above in its DC-licensed Batman 80th Anniversary collection, "a tribute that is bound to make The Joker lose his laugh" and the brand's first titanium watch: a sandblasted cushion case, a grey bi-compax dial signed "Wayne Industries" and "Titanium Chronograph", green and blue luminous elements, the commemorative 80th Anniversary badge printed on the case back and a grey leather strap. The page credits Batman's anniversary generally, naming no single work. (UNDONE, via the Wayback Machine)

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UNDONE Batman Quantum Black Edition

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. UNDONE listed this US$799 Black Edition on September 22, 2020 beside the Quantum Standard Edition above, limited to 500 pieces worldwide: the same Grade II titanium case, semi-transparent dial with icy-blue lume, yellow date wheel, bat-stamped crown, emblem medallion case back, armour-styled strap and TMI NH35A automatic, with the case finished in Diamond-Like Carbon for "a muted and sinister colorway". The page credits Batman generally, naming no single work. (UNDONE, via the Wayback Machine)

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UNDONE Batman Caped Crusader Korean Edition

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. UNDONE listed this US$359 "Korean special edition" of the Caped Crusader above on February 19, 2020 on a Korean-language page, sold only in Korea during a three-day pre-order with every piece numbered in order of purchase and delivery promised from late April to early May: a 316L steel case with a black tachymeter bezel, a black-and-yellow dial with the bat emblem in the 9 o'clock counter, chronograph counters drawn as spinning Batarangs, a "Detectorscope" visible only in the dark and the 80th-anniversary badge printed on the case back. The page credits Batman generally, naming no single work. (UNDONE, via the Wayback Machine)

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UNDONE Batman Redhood Korea Edition

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. UNDONE listed this US$359 chronograph on May 13, 2021 on a page written in English and Korean, "in celebration of a full year since the introduction of the BATMAN Quantum" and limited to 100 pieces worldwide: a black PVD-coated cushion case, a grey dial signed "Wayne Industries" with a red bat emblem debossed in the 3 o'clock subdial, blue luminous appliques and counters, a red-tinted open case back featuring the bat emblem and a black cordura strap, built around Jason Todd, the second Robin turned Red Hood, whom the page bills as a sidekick turned antihero. The page credits the Batman family generally, naming no single work. (UNDONE, via the Wayback Machine)

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