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TIME TO ROCK
For its annual LTD Collection
( nixonnow.com), watchmaker
Nixon sent pieces of maple to Fall
Out Boy, Ringo Starr, and Nikki Sixx
(among others) with instructions
to get arty. Who knew a Fall Out
Boy project could be so restrained?

THESE ARE A FEW OF OUR FAVORITE THINGS

PRIMARY COLORS Delight.com’s iPod Retro Mini Speakers aren’t technically Legos, but they’ll still make you nostalgic for the halcyon days of block-throwing and childish frustration. Plus, your iPod is the only power source they need.

KOOL THING This zip-up—Kim Gordon’s one-off Mirror/Dash collaboration with trendy L. A. women’s boutique Satine ( satineboutique.com)—is part woolen peacoat, part bomber jacket, and entirely chic. (Thurston Moore sold separately.)

THIS IS ENGLAND Skins & Punks (Powerhouse) is a collection of Gavin Watson’s jarring and fascinating photography of British blue-collar youth in the late ’⁷⁰s and early ’⁸⁰s. Proof that, while America may have invented punk, England did it better.

GET SNARK For the ²⁰th anniversary of Mystery Science Theater ³⁰⁰⁰, Shout! Factory has packaged four classic, previously unavailable episodes (plus new cast/ creator interviews), lobby cards, and a Crow T. Robot figurine in a collectible tin.

CA T’S MEOW The Great Outdoor Fight (Dark Horse)—originally a thread in Chris Onstad’s brilliant cult Web comic Achewood—tells the tale of two feline best friends’ involvement in the titular event. Just as Fight Club’s influence was fading…