As part of its new collection, CASH CA has teamed up with Jam Home Made on a series of accessories. The line-up includes a pocket watch with arm strap, allowing you to wear the pocket watch as a regular watch as well. Furthermore they produced a neck bag and a bracelet. All three items will release February 2012 at select retailers.

Check out the full line-up after the jump.

From December 3rd until December 12th, Medicom will be hosting their second Bearbrick World Wide Tour. Hosted at Shibuya Parco in Tokyo, the toy maker has worked with numerous designers and brand to showcase special designs of their iconic Bearbrick toy.

Large 1000% and 400% Bearbricks entirely made out of wood, in collaboration with fragment design, Stussy, A Bathing Ape, Mickey Mouse, TokiDoki and others will be on display at the show. The Hiroshi Fujiwara designed fragment version is certainly among the most interesting, next to the 1000% all wooden version, which can only cost a small fortune. The 200% metal Baby Milo toy together with A Bathing Ape is also nice.

Take a look at all the Bearbrick toys to be launched at the event after the jump.

Stussy continues to work with Japanese leather goods label Jam Home Made into Holiday 2011. The latest release consists of a black leather tote bag and two sizes of perforated wallets, each of which are printed with Stussy’s vibrant ‘Chango’ artwork on the inside. These items were created in conjunction with Jam Home Made’s recent “RETROSPECTIVE JAM SESSION” exhibit in Japan. Now available through Stussy Japan.

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In celebration of JAM HOME MADE’s recent retrospective entitled “R Jam Session” (’R’ standing for ‘Retrospective’), the shift away from their trademark jewelry making in order to work with Stussy on this mini-collection. Comprised of a few items including two perforated wallets in different sizes and a smoothed out leather tote bag. There is a pre-sale at the moment for these items at Isetan, in addition to a release later in the month at Stussy Chapter stores in Japan.

Take a further look after the jump.

Japanese jewelry brand JAM HOME MADE presents the Skull Series. Consisting of a leather key holder, a carabiner and a ring, each piece has the skull motive worked in, in one way or another, with the carabiners being the most interesting without any doubt. Look out for a release soon. (Via honeyee)

Jam Made Home have teamed up with Disney to work on this self-winding mechanical watch. Based on military styling, representing a gimmick watch, Mickey Mouse carries off a variety of playful facial expressions with precise movement. His look changes daily and weekly changes the cycle. This watch is available to pre-order now from ZoZo Japan.

Check out more photos after the jump.

After having presented CASH CA collaborations for Fall/Winter 2011 with immun on bags, with Tricker’s on shoes and with Ked’s on sneakers, we show you today a fun little accessory that the brand produced in collaboration with JAM HOME MADE for the season. The Tassel Keyholder comes in three colorways and is made of premium leather, hanging off of a ring on a safety pin. The accessory will release mid August 2011.

Another great item has released from the Black Sense Market collaboration series. JAM HOME MADE produced a special edition of its Secret Mickey Mouse watch. Inspired by the iconic vintage Rolex Daytone, this blacked out version of the watch features Mickey on the dial. The watch comes with both a stainless stell strap and a black canvas strap, which is our preferred option.

Stussy worked with Japanese label Jam Home Made on a collection of t-shirts, carabiners and over-sized safety pins – the latter of which is a recurring theme with Jam Home Made. The monochrome colors work well and the carabiners appear to have a built-in bottle opener, which we imagine would come in handy at some point. (honeyee)

New Era Japan and Jam Home Made presents a “cap pin,” which looks to be used to clip your fitted to your pants… Interesting as a design object, likely awkward in practice, especially considering it costs nearly $200. Available now at New Era Tokyo.