NIXON x Rolling Stones Time Teller Analog Fashion Watch for Men

The Nixon Heritage: The Rolling Stones Time Teller watch combines the timeless appeal of Nixon's heritage with the legacy of the rock-and-roll legends, allowing you to experience the never-ending youthful spirit of the Rolling Stones with this iconic timepiece. Measuring 5 inches in width and featuring a tang buckle clasp, this watch is made in China.

With a 10 ATM / 100m water rating, this versatile and water-resistant watch is built to withstand water-related activities without compromising its performance. Whether you're diving into the waves or caught in the rain, the Rolling Stones Time Teller can handle it with ease.

Customize your style by choosing from a full spectrum of finishes for the Rolling Stones Time Teller. From the classic Tongue on the classic gold, hourly markers on midnight black, or a spikey design on vibrant red, there's a design that will resonate with you.

Modeled after watches that were treasured and passed down through generations, the Rolling Stones Time Teller combines a classic silhouette with a rock-and-roll twist, embracing the perfect fusion of timeless elegance and rebellious spirit.

Powered by a Miyota Japanese quartz 3-hand movement, this watch ensures accurate and precise timekeeping, offering both style and functionality for any adventure.

Nixon x The Rolling Stones: Fast & Loud at Nude Bowl

The session was hot. The weather was heavy. Thunderstorms rolled over the hillside and 100-degree temperatures filled the valley. The crew rolled up for a loud session at Nude Bowl, located deep in the desert east of Los Angeles, to test out the new Stones watches and rip a rehabbed piece of skateboard history.

The caravan drove out on untamed desert roads, spurring dust as they sped. Skaters like Phoenix Sinnerton, Zach Miller, Dane Barry, and Mikey "Mooks" Morris, as well as the legendary Christian Hosoi, joined the session.

Only a few days before the shoot, the pool was completely shattered. The crew trekked out, removed a boulder by jackhammer and patched up bullet holes, then threw down a fresh coat to create a canvas for a new mark.

In the wee hours of the morning, muralist Damin Lujan began sketching and painting the Nixon x Rolling Stones hieroglyph, shaking up some cans and getting to work, creating a steady flow of spray-paint artistry.

The skaters took full advantage of the revamped pool, with Phoenix Sinnerton popping frontside ollies and backside airs, Ruby Lily crail-sliding the deep end, and Zach Miller carving around with effortless style and boosting tall frontside airs. Christian Hosoi even unleashed his iconic layback grind.

The day came with sporadic downpours that caused semi-regular breaks in the session, but the skaters persevered, using paint trays to shovel water from the pool and laying the groundwork for more tricks. When it was over, they left no trace, pouring out a fresh bucket to bury the evidence.

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