Metallica unveil new additions to their Nixon watch collection
Metallica add three more designs to their Nixon watch range - bringing the number of thrash timepieces to 11

In August last year, Metallica announced a collaboration with Nixon to offer fans a range of branded watches.
Now another three designs have been added to the range: The Sentry Leather Seek And Destroy watch in black and red, the Time Teller Classic Logo in black and white, and the 51-30 limited edition Enter Sandman timepiece.
However, the Enter Sandman design is an exclusive for the band’s Fifth Member fan club and has sold out, but the other two are still available to pre-order and will ship from November 1.
Unveiling the initial run of watches, Nixon said in a statement: “Metallica are the perfect partner for us. They are independent and unique, with a focus on creativity and quality.
“We’ve been looking forward to working with them again since our first experience back in 2010 when we teamed up for a series of limited edition rocker watches using old guitar straps and leather jackets from various Metallica members to create watch bands.”
Find details below of how you can pre-order a selection of the Metallica watches.
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Metallica x Nixon watches
The thrash giants teamed up with Nixon for a range of Metallica-branded watches, which have been inspired by the album designs for Kill 'Em All, Ride The Lightning, Master Of Puppets and more.

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