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Nirvana has been credited with a lot: revolutionizing grunge-era music, teaching a generation the value of rebellion, and, of course, redefining style. That last part is on full display again with the group’s latest collaboration: a new watch with timepiece brand Nixon, now available online.
Retailing at $375, this special-edition watch doesn’t come in a “Heart-Shaped Box,” but it does offer two color options — yellow and blue — and a choice between a stainless steel band or a free-swinging band.
Nirvana Sentry Wobble Watch
$375.00
Buy Now on nixon
➤ Get free shipping and a limited-time warranty when you buy today
According to the official product description, this watch features design elements that have “been bent, molded, and contorted to match Cobain’s hand-drawn iconic Nirvana smiley face graphic found on the dial and crown. The face pops with depth and detail, and the solid stainless steel case, hardened mineral crystal, and waterproof rating of 50m allow for everyday use.”
The Nixon x Nirvana watch stands out in a crowded accessories market. While other brands charge hundreds more for similar premium designs, this Nixon model is highly rated, visually striking, and feels one-of-a-kind thanks to its distinct detailing, ideal for rock fans and collectors alike.
One satisfied Nixon customer said, “I’ve been wanting this watch for a while now. It’s even more beautiful in person. It’s very sturdy, and I’ve already received so many compliments. Shipping was incredibly fast. I am very happy with it!”
Nirvana Sentry Wobble Watch
$375.00
Buy Now on nixon
➤ Get free shipping and a limited-time warranty when you buy today
This isn’t Nixon’s first Nirvana collab. In 2024, the brand released its initial series of watches, which sold out and even won a design award. If you missed that release, now’s the time (no pun intended) to grab this one before it disappears like the last iteration.
With a fanbase as loyal as Nirvananerds, you’ll want to act fast. Since their 1987 debut, everything Nirvana touches seems to turn to gold (well, maybe more like black and gray), but you get the point. Even decades after their founding, Nirvana remains at the pulse of pop culture. Although the group disbanded in 1994 after Kurt Cobain’s tragic death, Krist Novoselic, Dave Grohl, and Pat Smear still make occasional appearances.
Wear this special drop to your next grunge concert, or if you’re more of a “The Man Who Sold the World” type, don’t panic. You can also rock it to a 9 to 5 gig. Grab the Nirvana x Nixon watch now, and use it as a reminder to throw in a little “Teen Spirit” wherever you go.
