Nixon has has released a new collaborative watch collection with The Rolling Stones to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the iconic group.
The collection spans the high and low end of the Nixon spectrum across some of Nixon’s best selling and most popular timepieces.
The five-watch release includes the limited edition Primacy, the oversized 51-30 Chronograph, two Time Teller analog models, and the digital Staple model. Replacement bands are also a part of the release.
Below are more details about each watch. To shop the collection, head to Nixon.com.
The Rolling Stones Primacy ($1,600)
Only 250 made of this elegant automatic. Since it never needs batteries, it may last forever, just like the Stones. Elegantly molded hands rotate around the woven Tongue logo.
The Rolling Stones 51-30 ($550)
The oversized 51-30 plays it loud no matter what time it is. The neon sign font, classic Tongue logo, and a rock ‘n’ roll subdial harken back to the Stones’ early London club shows. Four-hand quartz with a “rock ‘n’ roll” subdial provides an analog countdown to when the show starts.
The Rolling Stones Time Teller ($175 for either of the two options)
Available in two distinct treatments to celebrate the legacy of The Rolling Stones. The all-gold version plays heavy with the classic Tongue on an all-gold face with tonal gold indices and hands. For those looking for something a bit brasher, the all-red version features the Spiked Tongue logo first made famous on t-shirts for the Voodoo Lounge tour.
The Rolling Stones Staple ($175)
A rock-and-roll identity slams into modern consciousness for this standout digital. The bright yellow case artwork is inspired by the Voodoo Lounge album, offset by a black performance band that features Nixon and The Rolling Stones iconography. Constructed from Nixon’s Other People’s Plastic material made from ocean plastic, A digital coinflip feature helps the indecisive make tough decisions.
Replacement Bands ($40-$50)
Add some customized flair to your favorite timepiece. Two Rolling Stones 20mm Recycled NATO Bands ($40) are a part of this collection, incorporating The Rolling Stones’ signature or the Tattoo You album on one-piece straps that are quick-drying and durable. The 23mm FKM Rubber Band is soft to the touch, features quick-release spring bars for easy changing, and stands out with a pattern inspired by the Voodoo Lounge album’s artwork.
