This is the "Growth Patterns" Vannen Watch by Blaine Fontaine from the Vannen Watch Series 2. Series 2 contains 4 designs by artists: Bigfoot, Blaine Fontaine, Thomas Han and Travis Lampe.

The Growth PatternsVannen Watch by Blaine Fontaine is limited to 500 pieces worldwide.

The heart of Vannen Watches is to expose extraordinary artwork to people that may never have the opportunity to discover it, much less incorporate it into their lives. Every vannen Watch is produced with one goal in mind – to support the global art scene by bringing awareness to each artist and invite the world to experience something new. The Vannen Watch is not only collectible art; it transcends all ages, genders and nationalities.

Every Vannen Watch is individually inspected, assembled and packaged by hand in the USA - every Vannen Watch is treated like a true piece of art.

Specifications:
Wrist: Medium Size - 7.75 Inches Max.
Movement: 3 Hand Japanese Quartz.
Dial: 28mm, Screen printed, Multicolor.
Case: 34mm, Plastic, Matte Green.
Crystal: Plastic with Protective Film.
Buckle: Plastic, Matte Black.
Loop: Plastic, Matte Red.
Straps: 16mm Wide, Sandwich Strap.

Features:
Water resistant up to 10 meters / 30 feet, but not recommended. Please keep your watch out of hot tubs and saunas.

About the Artist: Blaine Fontaine
Born in the Pacific Northwest, Blaine Fontana began his interest in art at a young age. He was always encouraged to use his imagination through out his art education. While attending and earning a BFA in Communication Art/Design from OTIS College of Art and Design in Los Angeles, he worked at becoming an graphic designer and art director for a cutting edge design firm, a fashion/lifestyle magazine, and a young men's apparel company. As Fontana began to focus on his fine art career, he has designed, exhibited, and licensed his work with a variety of galleries and companies such as KFC intl., LeBasse Projects Gallery, SCION, Upper Playground, NIKE, KidRobot and others. Between managing his design studio with creative partner and wife, Eugenie Jolivett, Fontana's time is still spent working on his "Urban Contemporary" paintings for galleries and private commission's.