Timepiece titan Nixon cranks up the volume with their latest limited-edition capsule collection in collaboration with whom you may inquire? … the f**king ROLLING STONES baby!  This collection, produced in partnership with Bravado, brings together the most famous logo in rock ‘n’ roll with a cultural forerunner in the watch and accessory space. The collection drops during the band’s 60th anniversary and will be released in two installments, with the first going live on August 30, 2022, and the second later in 2022.

This foremost collaboration between the two industry conglomerates spans watches across the high and low ends of the Nixon spectrum and also includes two replacement watch bands made from recycled materials. So whether you’ve recently become a fan of the band or a longtime groupie, buckle up because you are surely going to love this two-part collection.

The first installment of the Nixon x The Rolling Stones collection will be available online on August 30th.

The Rolling Stones Primacy

Only 250 of this visually tactile timepiece will be produced. The Rolling Stones Primacy weaves together aesthetic rock-and-roll artistry for a tastefully distinguished wristwatch. Elegantly molded hands rotate around the woven Tongue logo and bluesy date window, locking in golden fusion with the orbiting indices. Japanese-made, mechanical automatic three-hand with sweeping seconds and a custom engraved rotor ensure precise timekeeping. 

Its brushed five-link, 20mm stainless-steel band, and custom, solid stainless-steel deployment clasp provides multi-point flexibility for superior comfort and security. Anti-glare sapphire crystal, scratch-resistant coating, and 10 ATM / 100m water rating ensure this frontman will have a long and extraordinary life.

$1600, Nixon (August 30th)

The Rolling Stones 51-30 

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. 

The crown and pushers are located on the 9 o’clock side of the case instead of 3 o’clock to prevent “wrist bite” during active use. Four-hand quartz with a rock ‘n’ roll sub dial provides an analog countdown to when the show starts. Named after the face size (51mm) and water rating (30 ATM), the 51-30 is the OG oversized watch that birthed a whole style movement. Equal parts ultimate statement and waterman functionality capable of surviving any rugged scene. 

$550, Nixon (August 30th)

The Rolling Stones Time Teller 

Available in two distinct treatments to celebrate the legacy of The Rolling Stones, this icon of Nixon heritage is always down to jam. The all-gold version of The Rolling Stones’ Time Teller 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 spikey red Tongue logo first made famous on t-shirts for the Voodoo Lounge tour. A classic silhouette with a modern spin, it is sized perfectly for any wrist and features a 10 ATM / 100m water rating so it can hold up to both stage dives or dives into a backyard pool.

$175, Nixon (August 30th)

 The Rolling Stones Staple

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, The Rolling Stones Staple blends rock aesthetic with new-age consciousness. Its razor-thin profile, customizable display, and performance-driven band make it easy to wear from the opening act through the encore. A digital coin flip feature helps the indecisive make tough decisions.

$175, Nixon (August 30th)