This is the "The Black Curse" Vannen Watch by Brian Ewing, it's part of a series of limited edition watches. This limited edition vannen watch comes with a FREE limited edition giclee by Brian Ewing, the black curse was produced as a Atticus clothing exclusive, every package is signed and numbered by the artist.

The The Black Curse Vannen Watch + Limited Giclee Print by Brian Ewing is limited to only 50 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, Glossy Black.
Crystal: Plastic with Protective Film.
Buckle: Plastic, Glossy Black.
Loop: Plastic, Glossy Black.
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: Brian Ewing
Brian Ewing is a New York based Rock Poster Artist and Designer who has worked in the music industry since 2000. For the past six years he has worked and toured with the Vans Warped Tour. Ewing has collaborated with such bands as Queens of the Stone Age, Billy Idol, Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, Metallica, The Bouncing Souls, My Chemical Romance and Death Cab For Cutie. He recently finished work on the 2009 Warped Tour designing their logo, collateral art and also as the resident poster artist. In July 2010, Dark Horse will publish a retrospect on Brian's work entitled Don't Hold Your Breath collecting his poster work spanning a decade.