Time Is On My Side: Check out the new Rolling Stones x Nixon watch collection

The Rolling Stones have teamed up with California watch and accessories brand Nixon for a new range of watches. It's the first time Nixon have worked with the band after previous successful collaborations with Metallica and Grateful Dead.

The range starts with the eye-catching Rolling Stones Staple digital watch which takes its inspiration from the Stones' Voodoo Lounge album and has been created using recycled material from ocean plastics. It's priced at £160/$175.

Next there are two Rolling Stones Time Teller watches which are both priced at £160/$175. The first of these is an all-gold version featuring the Rolling Stones iconic tongue logo, while the second all-red watch features the classic logo with a spikey red tongue.

This particular design made its debut on t-shirts on the Voodoo Lounge tour in the mid-90s. Both Time Teller watches have a 100m water rating so it can "hold up to both stage dives or dives into a backyard pool."

The next watch in the range is the chunky Rolling Stones 51-30 which takes its title from the face size (51mm) and its water rating (30m) and is said to be a homage to the band's early London club shows. The famous tongue logo once again makes an appearance, but it's joined this time on the face by a neon-style design featuring the band's name. It's priced at £500/$550.

The final watch in the collection is the limited edition Rolling Stones Primacy. The face has the Stones logo, but it's made from woven material, while the anti-glare sapphire crystal screen is scratch resistant. Only 250 models have been created and it'll set you back £1300/$1600.

In addition to the watches themselves, replacement straps are also available.

The Rolling Stones x Nixon collection is available directly through the Nixon website or the Rolling Stones' flagship store at 9 Carnaby Street, London.

Check out a gallery of all five watches below.

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Rolling Stones Primacy watch — Rolling Stones Primacy(Image credit: Nixon)

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