Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the iconic Toy Tokyo store with this Jeremyville Artist Edition Watch. Bring the New York-based surrealist artist, , with you wherever you go and add a pop of color and style to your everyday look. This silicone watch comes complete with an adjustable band, providing you with the perfect fit. With quartz movement and a 40mm stainless steel case, you’ll always be happy, playful, and on time with this battery-operated wristwatch. This limited-edition box set includes a collectible mini art card and features a custom sleeve.

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About Jeremyville

Kidrobot has worked with Jeremyville on several designer art toys over the years from the Let Love Grow Terracotta 5" Chia Dunnys, Jeremyville Lucky Money Dollar, Lucky Money Dime Banks to the ‘Nightmare in Jeremyville’ 8-inch Dunny, and his 15-inch plushie the Love Bunny. New York based artist Jeremyville whose signature style has appeared throughout the world in advertising, apparel, artworks, prints, calendars, books and art toys. His art is about simple, thought provoking messages told in an instantly recognizable and unique style.

Jeremyville grew up Sydney Australia, and started his art career drawing at the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, while completing his Architecture Degree from Sydney University, and editing the student newspaper Honi Soit. It was amidst this eduction in print at the age of 19, that he first discovered the power of simple writing, and the impact that an iconic image can have in helping to change the world. You probably recognize his amazing work with many Kidrobot Dunnys. He self produced his first mass 3D inflatable designer toy in 1995, and wrote the first book in the world on designer toys called ‘Vinyl Will Kill’, in 2003.

He has also written and produced his 2nd book ‘Jeremyville Sessions’, (published by IdN). He is the co-founder of Studio Jeremyville, with Creative Director Megan Mair, and he has created designs for Converse, Swatch, Urban Outfitters, Kidrobot, Kiehl's, Uniqlo and LeSportsac. J

eremyville has exhibited around the world with shows at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburg, La Casa Encendida Museum in Madrid, the Madre Museum in Napoli, Colette in Paris, Cappellini in NYC, the 798 Arts District in Beijing, and is in many private collections around the world. Recently, Steven Heller, Editor at the New York Times, featured Jeremyville in the 100 Best Illustrators in the World, published by Taschen.