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What Customers Are Saying About Nixon Analogs

Man wearing a gold Nixon Time Teller analog watch with a blue suit
Time Teller - All Gold / Black Sunray
Time Teller - All Gold / Black Sunray
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“Great watch I wear it everyday. Looks good with a suit or a casual fit with jeans and a shirt.”

Michael P.

Man hiking in nature while showing off his Sentry Leather analog watch
Sentry Leather - Blue / Brown
Sentry Leather - Blue / Brown
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“I am just loving this product. Thank you Nixon. It's amazing and comfortable as well.”

Bigyan W.

Woman showing off her gold Frankie analog watch with a teddy bear in the background
Frankie - Mid Century / Gold / Black
Frankie - Mid Century / Gold / Black
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“I was gifted the Frankie and I love it. I wear a lot of bracelets and this watch complimented them perfectly!”

Paola I.

Man driving his car and showing off his turquoise blue Nixon 51-30 Chrono watch.
51-30 Chrono - Silver / Turquoise
51-30 Chrono - Silver / Turquoise
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“Well weighted on the wrist. The time piece is magnificent.”

Joseph W.

About Nixon Analog Watches for Men

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Nixon Men's Analog Watch FAQs

What is an analog watch?

Analog watches, sometimes called “classic watches”, use an hour and a minute hand to tell time. These hands are in continuous motion around the watch face, pointing to numbers arranged around the dial that indicate the time. If it has hands and it ticks, it’s an analog watch.

Are Nixon analog watches waterproof?

Most Nixon analog watches for men have some level of water resistance. Each watch will have its own ATM (stands for “atmospheres”) rating that lets you know just how wet you can get your analog watch before you risk damage to it. 

For more information on water ratings, check out our blog on waterproof vs water resistant watches.

How do you set the time of a men’s analog watch from Nixon?

Setting the time of a Nixon analog watch is super easy. Making adjustments to the time of your watch will require you to pull the crown all the way out. For watches with watch complications like a day/date window, you will pull the crown out to the second position to change the time (the first position is how you change the day and/or date). From there, just twist the crown until the time is correct and then push it back in. 

For more information on setting the time on your Nixon watch, visit our watch instructions page.