By Dexerto | Created at 2026-09-02 16:08:43 | Updated at 2026-09-18 20:44:13
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Minecraft and Fossil are giving fans the chance to win one of three limited-edition watches inspired by the Nether, the End, and Minecraft Dungeons II.
The giveaway accompanies Fossil’s second collection of Minecraft watches, which launched on September 1. Each 44mm watch transforms a different part of the game into an analog design, complete with tools used as watch hands and details that glow in the dark.
The previous Minecraft x Fossil collection featured Grass Block and Deepslate designs. According to Fossil, it “sold out faster than a world-record speedrun,” prompting the two brands to return with three watches based on some of Minecraft’s more dangerous locations and enemies.
How to win a free glow-in-the-dark Minecraft Fossil watch
Minecraft announced the giveaway on X, inviting fans to enter for a chance to win one of the three new designs.
To enter, visit the official Minecraft x Fossil giveaway page and complete the initial form. Entrants can unlock an additional entry by sharing their favorite time to go adventuring in Minecraft, while referring other players provides further chances to win.
Entries are scheduled to remain open through September 15.
The most expensive prize is The Nether watch, which normally costs $235. It features a dial resembling flowing lava, Netherite-inspired hands, a Soul Sand background, and blue details that glow in the dark.
The End watch costs $215 and hides End Crystals and Ender Pearls around its purple and black dial. Its tool-shaped hands glow, while a lenticular caseback is designed to resemble a portal leading back to the Overworld.
The final $215 design is based on Minecraft Dungeons II. It places a glowing silhouette of the Twisted Warden on the dial and uses the game’s scythe, hammer, and sword as hands.
Minecraft has increasingly used giveaways to accompany its physical collaborations. Fans previously had the chance to win a sold-out Enderman hoodie, while its recent Herschel backpack collection arrived alongside a free inventory-expanding add-on.
