This is the "Monolith" Vannen Watch by Drew Millward, it's part of a series of limited edition watches. This limited edition vannen watch comes with a FREE limited edition 4"x12" giclee by Drew Millward, it's made with archival inks on acid-free velvet cotton rag.

The Monolith Vannen Watch + Limited Giclee Print by Drew Millwardis limited to only 40 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 Dark Blue.
Crystal: Plastic with Protective Film.
Buckle: Plastic, Glossy Dark Blue.
Loop: Plastic, Glossy Dark Blue.
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: Drew Millward
Born in England in 1981, Drew Millward has already spent a quarter of his life drawing. Drew likes to draw "the old fashioned way," using pencils, pens and a love of the craft of illustration. While his subject matter can vary dramatically, he hopes that the attention to detail and the love of drawing is apparent throughout his work. Drew was recently included in The Art of British Rock, which chronicles the last 50 years of poster art. He has exhibited throughout the US, UK, Europe and beyond, as well as having the pleasure of creating work for an ever growing international client base. In the words of Creative Tempest: "Had Drew Millward's posters been around in the 1970s, they would have easily replaced the standard Farrah Fawcett poster in every guy's bedroom."