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Count Down To Fallout’s Nuclear Apocalypse With This Vault-Tec Watch
Set in the distant future, the Fallout series' iconic post-apocalypse is one of the most grim, yet darkly comedic settings in all of gaming. With Bethesda's new Vault-Tec Aviator watch, you can eagerly count down the minutes until the bombs drop and we can all sit around a campfire eating Radroach meat and singing kumbaya.
While not sturdy enough to withstand a nuclear blast, this limited edition watch is water resistant, scratch resistant, and comes in a corrosion resistant stainless steel case. Of course, it wouldn’t be a Vault-Tec product some eerie reminder of our own mortality; the phrase “Revolutionizing safety for an uncertain future” is engraved in the steel around the face.
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The Vault-Tec aviator watch is expected to ship out December 12, just in time for the holidays. If you want to order one for that special someone or just want a closer look at the watch, head on over to the Bethesda Store.
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