New Official Star Wars Watches To Be Made By Nixon
May the 4th be with you! Today on May 4th, 2015 (the sort-of-official Star Wars day), California-based Nixon watches has announced an upcoming line of official Star Wars watches. Nixon has mentioned to us that this is a relationship they've taken very seriously from a design perspective and wanted their Star Wars watches to be more than branding exercises where Star Wars names and logos are slapped on a dial. This means existing and new watches will be modified or created to merge Nixon design language with that of the rich Star Wars universe.As a pre-release teaser, Nixon has shared with us what appears to be a revamped version of the brand's popular Diplomatic model �C which is perhaps the upcoming Nixon Darth Vader watch, or similarly themed Nixon "Dark Side" watch. At first, all the Nixon Star Wars watches will revolve around the Dark Side themed and will include four collection based on the Stormtrooper, Imperial Pilot, Darth Vader, and Boba Fett. It is unclear as to whether Nixon

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