Barbie (series)
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Barbie is a fashion doll created by Ruth Handler and manufactured by Mattel, first sold at the American Toy Fair in New York City on March 9, 1959. Conceived as a grown-up, career-capable alternative to the baby dolls that then dominated the market, she has since anchored a decades-long toy line, television specials, direct-to-video films, and the 2023 live-action feature Barbie. (Wikipedia)
Watches
- Fossil Barbie Raquel Watch
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Fossil released this $295 gold-tone rectangular watch (LE1174) July 10, 2023, its white dial, '90s-logo branding, and charm-hung black leather double-wrap strap credited to Barbie generally, naming no single film. (Fossil Group press release)
- Fossil Barbie Watch Ring
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Fossil released this $150 gold-tone flower-shaped ring watch (LE1175) July 10, 2023, credited to Barbie generally, naming no single film. (Fossil Group press release)
- Fossil Barbie Carlie Watch Set
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Fossil released this $260 gold-tone round watch set (LE1176SET) July 10, 2023, its pink "BARBIE"-lettered topring and interchangeable zebra-print strap and topring referencing the original 1959 doll's swimsuit, credited to Barbie generally, naming no single film. (Fossil Group press release)
- Fossil Barbie Pink Leather Watch Set
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. A later addition to the collaboration (SE1109SET), live on Fossil's Netherlands storefront by early October 2023, gold-tone with a pink cursive "Barbie" logo dial, a hot pink strap, and an interchangeable chevron-print strap, credited to Barbie generally, naming no single film. (Fossil product page, via Wayback Machine)
- Fossil Barbie Black Leather Watch Set
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. A later addition to the collaboration (SE1110SET), live on Fossil's UK storefront by early October 2023, gold-tone with a split black-and-white vintage-portrait dial, a black strap, and an interchangeable floral-print strap, credited to Barbie generally, naming no single film. (Fossil product page, via Wayback Machine)