Fossil’s $220 Minecraft watch puts the Twisted Warden on your wrist

· The Gadgeteer

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Fossil has turned Minecraft Dungeons II’s Twisted Warden into a glowing watch dial. The $220 limited-edition chronograph pairs the boss’s silhouette with hands shaped like a scythe, hammer and sword, all inside a blue 44mm stainless steel case.

The Dungeons II model, reference LE1253, is one of three watches in the Minecraft x Fossil collection. The other two borrow from the Nether and the End, with different straps and prices rather than simply swapping the dial color.

Price: $220 US
Where to buy: Fossil Dungeons II LE1253

A boss fight across the dial

The Dungeons II model uses a silicone strap. Image: Fossil / TM & © Mojang AB.

The blue gradient face puts the Twisted Warden behind the chronograph’s subdials. Fossil adds luminous details to the silhouette and weapon-shaped hands, while the navy silicone strap carries a raised block pattern. The texture continues the game reference without covering the strap in character artwork.

Under that dial is a quartz chronograph, not the automatic movement used in Fossil’s earlier Spider-Man watch. The Dungeons II watch has a mineral crystal, a 22mm-wide strap and a manufacturer-rated 5 ATM water resistance. At 44mm, buyers who prefer compact watches should check the case size before ordering.

Weapon-shaped hands sit above the chronograph subdials. Image: Fossil / TM & © Mojang AB.

Fossil supplies it in a limited-edition block-style tin.

Nether and End versions change more than the color

The $240 Nether watch, LE1251, uses a gunmetal stainless steel bracelet and an orange, lava-inspired dial. Its block-textured top ring and bracelet make it the metal-band option of the three. Soul-torch hands and a lenticular portal on the caseback carry the theme beyond the watch face.

The Nether model pairs an orange dial with a steel bracelet. Image: Fossil / TM & © Mojang AB.

The $220 End model, LE1252, switches to an embossed black leather strap, purple accents and an obsidian-pillar and Ender Dragon design. It also has a lenticular portal caseback. All three use 44mm cases and quartz chronograph movements, but the End model was marked out of stock on Fossil’s US store at this writing.

The End model uses an embossed leather strap. Image: Fossil / TM & © Mojang AB.

Fossil Japan announced the collection on August 28, ahead of its September retail rollout there. Minecraft Dungeons II itself launched on September 29.

Price: $220 US
Where to buy: Fossil Dungeons II LE1253

Fossil’s US store currently lists the Dungeons II and Nether models for purchase.

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