Powder & Rails is back and they’re ready to jib. In this new season they take a look at the past and ressurection of the Nixon Jib Fest. Snow Park Technologies’ Chris Gunnarson and Nixon co-founder Chad DiNenna along with JP Walker and Jeremy Jones talk about the original concept for the fest as well as the latest course.

Nixon went bananas again this year for their collaborative Street League winner’s watch. The insane piece, a custom diamonded-out 51-30 features 963 diamonds and is worth more than $50,000. Hopefully Sean Malto got it insured. More looks after the jump.

Coming in hot with his second deck release this week, Trouble Andrew also recently jumped off a collab with his longtime sponsor Nixon. The limited edition deck was made available exclusively for Trouble Gang friends and family but a few lucky heads will be able to win one on TroubleAndrew.com this September. More looks after the jump.

The latest timepiece in Nixon’s arsenal is The Genie. The watch features a magic button that reveals an answer to any of your questions and comes in black, surplus/black/red, purple, sky blue, red, shocking pink and white colorways.

For their raddest collabo yet, Nixon has taken it right to the top and hooked up a version of their Time Teller P with none other than the Beastie Boys. With Mike D with a bottle of cognac on the face and the quotation ” I accept this award on behalf of the band” written on the band, the Maritime themed watch fits the Beastie steez to a tee. Only 20 global retailers will be dropping one of four colorways each week in December. Closeup looks as well as the full retailer list after the jump.

Nixon has just dropped a limited edition version of their Lodown tide watch, with a portion of the proceeds going to the Defend Oahu Coalition. Decked in the colors of the Hawaii state flag, the back case is engraved with Defend Oahu’s rally cry “Keep Country COUNTRY!” Available only at select Nixon retailers in Hawaii.

Nixon has more baller status for the holidays with their three watch collection for Barneys. The Chronicle, the Magnacon, and the Ceramic 51-30 with black diamond bezel will tell everyone exactly how good the shred life has been to you. That’s 46 black diamonds to be exact by the way. The full collection is after the jump.

Nixon has just announced the release of another beautiful watch, this time with upscale retailer Bergdorf Goodman. In fact a watch like this should probably be referred to as a time piece and perhaps said with an English accent. Available only at Bergdorf Goodman in NYC. If you don’t know where that is, you can’t afford this time piece. Check out some detail shots after the jump.

Nixon has an interesting collabo that’s just dropped with the Nixon x Third Man Records Master Blaster. The Nashville based record label founded by Jack White and home to a diverse range of artists from Karen Elson to Conan O’Brien inspired Nixon to customize their top of the line headphone to look like the label’s mini 45’s, which are themselves an homage to the now antiquated art of vinyl pressing. The headphones are available at the Third Man Records store in Nashville now. More looks after the jump.

The Nixon Art Mosh came back bigger and better for it’s second run in NYC, throwing a gallery show/dance party that rivaled anything going off in the city for Fashion Week. Highsnobiety TV was on hand and put together this rad edit with the help of The ICU. Featuring Mos Def, NinjaSonik, Ray Barbee, Ellen Stagg, Michael Halsband, Mark Cunningham, Danny Davis, Kassia Meador and more.