The Limited Edition box set includes an exclusive mini-comic and features a custom 20th-Anniversary sleeve with holographic art.
J.Led's Toy Tokyo watch features the lean, mean and smoldering Fire-Cat.
This watch was made exclusively for Toy Tokyo
Product Description
Joe Ledbetter is an American artist, character designer, and toy designer. Deeply influenced by classic animation, comics, skateboarding, and 1980’s video games, J.Led has created an incredible cast of creatures used to anthropomorphize the human condition. With crisp bold lines and a vibrant palette, he mixes irony, social criticism, and mischief, making his work universal and unmistakable.
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Case Size: 40mm
Movement: Quartz
Platform: TOY TOKYO
Strap Material: Silicone
Water Resistance: 5 ATM
Color: Multi
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Strap Width: 20mm
Closure: Single Button Stud
Strap Inner Circumference: 190+/- 5MM
Battery Type: SR626SW
Toy Tokyo Joe Ledbetter Fire Cat Watch Limited Edition
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The Limited Edition box set includes an exclusive mini-comic and features a custom 20th-Anniversary sleeve with holographic art.
J.Led's Toy Tokyo watch features the lean, mean and smoldering Fire-Cat.
This watch was made exclusively for Toy Tokyo
Product Description
Joe Ledbetter is an American artist, character designer, and toy designer. Deeply influenced by classic animation, comics, skateboarding, and 1980’s video games, J.Led has created an incredible cast of creatures used to anthropomorphize the human condition. With crisp bold lines and a vibrant palette, he mixes irony, social criticism, and mischief, making his work universal and unmistakable.
