Fossil Debuts Minecraft-Inspired Watches and More Ahead of the Hit Video Game’s Hollywood Premiere
Keep track of time in the Overworld with digital-inspired dials, leather wallets and beaded bracelets featuring Creepers, Diamond Ore and more.
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Ahead of Minecraft‘s big screen debut in April, gamers can keep track of time in the Overworld with Fossil’s new line of watches and more — no gold ingots and red stone required.
Out today, the Fossil x Minecraft collection ($65 to $220) comprises chronograph watches, leather wallets and bracelets with Creeper-inspired beads. The brand’s Machine timepieces are remimagined in Grass Block- and Deepslate-inspired designs, with the former bringing wearers back to their first steps into the pixelated world of Minecraft and the latter featuring Diamond Ore motifs. The watches are finished with block-textured cases, iron tool-inspired subhands and lenticular casebacks.
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Wallets come in a brown bi-fold and a black passcase, each finished with embossed pixelated detailing and made of Leather Working Group-approved leather. Every piece comes in a limited-edition keepsake storage tin.

Inspired by Mojang Studios’ hit sandbox video game, the live-action Minecraft Movie premieres in theaters on April 4 and stars Jack Black, Jason Momoa, Danielle Brooks, Sebastian Eugene Hansen, Emma Myers and Kate McKinnon. A CG-animated series for Netflix is also in the works.
Released in 2009, Minecraft was acquired by Microsoft in 2014 for $2.5 billion and has sold 300 million copies. It has spawned merchandise including clothing, toys, books, plushes, backpacks, Lego building sets and other products available at Amazon, Target, Walmart and other retailers.
See more from the Fossil x Minecraft collection and shop the full line at fossil.com.

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Fossil x Minecraft Grass Block Chronograph Watch
Fossil x Minecraft Deepslate Chronograph Watch
Fossil x Minecraft Bi-Fold Card Case
Fossil x Minecraft Passcase
Fossil x Minecraft Beaded Bracelet
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