Marc Ecko Men's Green Canvas Strap Watch

The Marc Ecko Recon watch, with its military-inspired design, features a 42mm antiqued black stainless steel case and a knurled bezel. The black dial showcases a multifunction display, blending seamlessly with the green distressed leather strap that boasts two grommets on each side.

Powered by a quartz movement, this timepiece is water-resistant up to 165 feet (50 M), making it suitable for swimming and showering. The leather-pig-skin material adds a touch of durability and style to this timepiece.

The Marc Ecko brand, founded by Marc Ecko in the mid-80s, has since expanded beyond its fashion roots, venturing into publishing, video gaming, and multimedia. Starting from a makeshift design studio in his parents' garage, Ecko's journey has been marked by his unwavering commitment to innovation, consistently challenging the status quo.

From the *ecko unltd. apparel and accessories lines to the contemporary Marc Ecko "Cut & Sew" collection, the brand has continued to captivate its audience with trend-defining, thought-provoking, and engaging products. The company's portfolio also includes the G-Unit Clothing Company, Zoo York, Avirex Sportswear, and the influential Complex magazine.

Parallel to his commercial success, Ecko has dedicated himself to various socially conscious initiatives, including significant work with underprivileged youth both domestically and internationally, as well as efforts to reverse the plight of the world's rhino populations. His most recent and personal initiative, Sweat Equity Enterprises, is a four-year after-school program that provides design and mentoring opportunities for underserved New York City teens.

In recognition of his achievements, Ecko has been honored with a 2006 MTV Video Music Award for "Best Videogame Soundtrack" and has been featured in prestigious lists such as Details magazine's "Most Powerful Men Under 38," Stuff magazine's "Style Icons," and New York Magazine's "Influentials."

Ecko's relentless pursuit of innovation has led him to disrupt the status quo, from successful graffiti-based court battles against the city of New York to the 2006 "Tagging Air Force One" viral video campaign. Whether it's apparel, watches, magazines, video games, or film, Marc Ecko continues to deliver products that captivate and engage today's young consumers, solidifying his role as the navigator of pop culture.

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