Military style is all the rage these days. You can, quite literally, buy a complete outfit out of camo. We’re not talking the type of boonie hat meets m16 style that our enlisted men rock (thanks guys and gals!); we’re talking about high design versions of everything from wingtips to peacoats. There are other militaristic aspects that you can integrate into your wardrobe without blending in–like these Slate Watches from Tokyobay. Each watch face is stencil cut and mimics the design you’d see on weaponry and ration boxes, along with having some depth to it. The bands are made of thick cut leather in weathered tones, so they’ll take a licking and keep on ticking. The best part, though, is obviously the fact that they look awesome.
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