Nixon’s Chronicle timepiece sports a new (and unexpected) face – wood veneer. The combination of stainless steel, light wood-grain & black leather band make this wrist-candy a thing worth dreaming of. Stop dreaming…grab one today.







Outdoorsman, Tuomas Vohlonen, had long been bothered by the inaccuracy of traditional dry compasses. So in 1936 he founded Suunto. The Core embodies its heritage of reliable instrumentation delivering a multi-functional watch for today’s adventurer. Tricks include altimeter, barometer, compass & depth meter. Unless you’re Bear Grylls, this wrist candy will make life easier during your earthly challenges.


Created in collaboration with the celeb-laden Gumball 3000, Nixon’s limited edition Rubber Player features a black silicon case/band with a custom gold crown & hands. On-sale online and at Nixon retailers along the rally route – London, Amsterdam, Boston, Montreal, Toronto & NYC.

Forget the gaudy, gold wrist-candy circa 1980. Designer, Alejandro Alcocer has styled a 6-style, matte-black, vintage-steel Rolex series. Inspiration (although not confirmed) was a 1960s version crafted for the Royal British Army based in South Africa. Limited edition – these adaptions are available solely at Barneys.

Here’s an update of your old reliable. The Private SS features a 3-hand Japanese quartz movement, stainless band with double locking clasp and custom case. Nixon once again has made the little shit better.

Henning Koppel’s 1978 masterpiece was the inspiration behind this updated timepiece. The Georg Jensen Koppel Watch is elegant, understated and stainless steel with a slightly oversized (41mm) face. Three precision timing dials round out the design of this modern classic.

New from Nixon, the Magnacon features a 200-meter, titanium carbide coated, stainless steel case; scratch resistant sapphire crystal cover; and a 6-hand Swiss Chrono movement for date and time. A custom nylon band holds it all together.