Fortnite (2017)
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Epic Games' free-to-play battle royale shooter drops up to 100 players onto a shrinking island to scavenge weapons and materials and be the last one standing. Fortnite Battle Royale launched September 26, 2017, alongside the earlier Save the World co-op mode, and has run as a live-service game ever since, adding new seasons, cosmetics, and crossovers. (IMDb)
Watches
- Timex Fortnite T80
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Timex released this $129 digital watch in 2025, licensed from Epic Games, dressing its retro T80 case in the game's branding and bundling a digital code for an in-game Skully Sceptre item. (Timex)
- Timex Urban Pop Fortnite
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Timex released this $129 analog watch in 2025, licensed from Epic Games, building its planet-friendly Urban Pop line in an all-blue eco-ceramic and bio-based resin case printed with the game's Victory Royale script logo. (Timex)
- Timex Fortnite Essex
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Timex released this $149 analog watch in 2025, licensed from Epic Games, dressing its gold-tone Essex dress-watch line with the game's Victory Royale script logo and a case back engraved with both the Timex and Fortnite names. (Timex)
- Timex Fortnite Acadia Cuddle Team Leader
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Timex released this $119 analog watch in 2025, licensed from Epic Games, printing its lightweight Acadia field-watch line with the game's pink Cuddle Team Leader mascot. (Timex)
- Timex Fortnite Acadia Rocket Launcher
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Timex released this $119 analog watch in 2025, licensed from Epic Games, printing its lightweight Acadia field-watch line with the game's Rocket Launcher weapon under a "Fortnite OG" dial legend. (Timex)
- Timex Fortnite Weekender
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Timex released this $129 analog watch in 2025, licensed from Epic Games, replacing its classic Weekender's numerals with a dial etched with cracks from the game's Rifts that glow blue under its INDIGLO backlight. (Timex)