New Star Wars Collection From Fossil Celebrates Return of the Jedi's 40th Anniversary

Back in 1983, Luke Skywalker and the Rebel Alliance defeated Emperor Palpatine and the Galactic Empire in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, with fans finding a variety of ways to honor the 40th anniversary of the conclusion of the original trilogy of Star Wars films. To celebrate the milestone, Fossil has released a new wave of merchandise, which includes watches, bracelets, and more. Whether you're a fan of Darth Vader, Boba Fett, or the Millennium Falcon, Fossil has got you covered with all-new items to pay respects to a seminal chapter in the galaxy far, far away. You can head to the official Fossil website to see the complete Star Wars collection.

Per press release, "The second installment of the Star Wars x Fossil launches with four limited-edition timepieces. Each individually numbered watch is packaged in a collector's box -- showcasing cinematic sound effects, comic-book-style-inspired illustrations, and a replica movie ticket pin -- and features quintessential Imperial details, including:

"Expert craftsmanship meets Sith style with the special-edition Darth Vader backpack ($425), featuring a pattern of rich leather and suede mimicking Vader's iconic armor. Special details include Death Star-inspired printed interior lining, Lightsaber-red contrast stitching, Empire symbol zipper pulls, and plenty of room for tech. Pair the backpack with keyfobs inspired by C-3PO, R2-D2, and the Millennium Falcon ($45-$50). Further maintain order across the galaxy with a 2-in-1 wallet ($100) -- featuring Darth Vader on the bifold and Luke Skywalker on the slide-out card case, depicting the movie's ultimate fight scene -- or an assortment of character-inspired card cases ($60).

"Fans can also show their allegiance to the Empire with a special-edition jewelry collection inspired by Darth Vader and stormtroopers, including two beaded bracelets ($60) and an ID plaque necklace ($95). The shield-shaped ID plaque necklace features one plaque with Darth Vader and a second plaque with a dark sandstone inlay that is reminiscent of what you're fighting for: the very galaxy itself."

You can head to the official Fossil website to see the complete Star Wars collection.

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