An encounter between two men who embody Tokyo's street style. Wired2Dub x Wiz Limited presents a collaboration watch limited to 200 pieces.

WHIZ LIMITED was established in 2000 and has established a unique position in the Tokyo street scene. This year marks the 20th anniversary of its establishment, and the brand has announced collaborations with a variety of brands.

The next partner in the race was WIRED's "WW" series, a line of wristwatches based on Tokyo's street culture.

Tokyo and the streets . These two commonalities will be combined to create a limited edition of 200 watches.

WW TYPE04 WHIZ LIMITED EDITION ¥35,000+TAX

The base of this work is the WW TYPE 04, which uses Bluetooth and has the ability to synchronize the time with a smartphone. While the base color is matte-textured black, the dial is decorated with tricolor.

The distinctive second hand is based on the "HEARTBEAT" motif of the "With Limited" logo. While the silhouette of this watch is highly versatile and basic, it has a good amount of individuality, and the result is a watch that will not make you feel bored.

The back of the watch is engraved with the two brands' names and a serial number indicating the limited quantity, a special specification unique to the collaboration model.

It comes with an extra nylon band in tricolor , so you can also enjoy a more casual style. It is also packaged in a special box.

Ryohu

In addition, the watch will be supported by an online live performance by Ryohu, a member of the HipHop crew "KANDYTOWN," which has ties to "With Limited. The event will be held on Wednesday, November 25, the release date of his first album "DEBUT," and you may be the first to see a live performance of his new songs.

The performances are free and distributed by invitation only, and are currentlyThis siteApplications for tickets are now being accepted at .

The collaborative watch, which celebrates the anniversary year of With Limited, will go on sale on Saturday, November 21. Don't miss this chance encounter between these two men who are firmly rooted in the Tokyo street scene.