5 Haute Star Wars Gifts Fans Will Love

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This Friday, on Dec. 18, J.J. Abrams’ highly anticipated Star Wars continuation, Star Wars: Episode VII, will hit movie theaters. The film takes place 30 years after Return of the Jedi; Han Solo and his allies face a new threat from the evil Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) and his army of Stormtroopers. In honor of the greatest cinematic event of the year, we’ve decided to highlight five very cool items from what will no doubt be a billion dollar+ marketing empire. Without further ado, may the force be with you.

Devon's TK
Devon’s TK

DEVON STAR WARS WATCH

Really rich Star Wars fans will want to scoop up this stunning timepiece from Devon. Featuring over 350 individual pieces, 4 microstep motors, 4 fiberglass-reinforced nylon belts, and 313 electrical contacts, this substantial watch is as revolutionary as the TIE Fighter Starship itself. An impressive kinetic sculpture, everything about this watch is as compact and smooth-maneuvering as the TIE Fighters and as intense and intimidating as Darth Vader. Silver screws at the base of the watch emulate those on Darth Vader’s helmet. Rather than using Dark Side alchemy to further strengthen the metal, Devon teamed up with an aerospace engineering company to create a strong and fluid watch that is as impressive as Darth Vader’s armor. The hexagonal wing of the TIE Fighter is one of the more recognizable shapes from Star Wars and is depicted on either side of the watch, as well as the indicator on the face. The shape creates a peek at the red and green motor covers that are representative of the controls on Darth Vader’s center console. All of this is protected by scratch-resistant polycarbonate with bulletproof durability. While the watch does not draw on the energy of starlight, it does mimic the advanced design of the starship. The symbol of the Galactic Empire, the Imperial Crest, is featured on the crown used to operate the watch, and is a reminder of the steadfast determination and loyalty the TIE Fighter pilots had toward the empire. Power for the Devon Star Wars watch is provided by a rechargeable cell that runs for up to two weeks on a single charge. You better scoop this baby up quick though; there are only 500 pieces available.
Available for pre-order at Devon, $28,500 

Disney Consumer Products and Kay Jewelers' BB8
Disney Consumer Products and Kay Jewelers’ BB8

DISNEY CONSUMER PRODUCTS AND KAY JEWELERS’ $135,000 18C GOLD DROID

Disney Consumer Products and Kay Jewelers have come together to create a solid gold BB-8 droid valued at $135,000. This special piece took 600 hours to create and is made from 18-carat yellow gold, with around 860 diamonds amounting to 18 carats. The little collectible will be displayed at the Force 4 Fashion exhibit in New York and auctioned off for charity later this month.
Valued at $135,000 

Pottery Barn's Millennium Falcon bed
Pottery Barn’s Millennium Falcon bed

POTTERY BARN KID’S STAR WARS BED 

Ah, to be a kid again! Jump into hyper speed for pleasant dreams in Pottery Barn Kid’s Millennium Falcon bed, which comes in an iconic cockpit shape with knobs and gauges. This bed is hand-painted and built to last through playtime after playtime.
Available at Pottery Barn Kids, $3,999

Neiman Marcus 14k gold cuff links
Neiman Marcus 14k gold cuff links

14C GOLD YODA CUFF LINKS

What better way to accessorize your suit than with these 14-carat gold Yoda cufflinks? Neiman Marcus is retailing these beautiful babies, which also come in the likeness of Darth Vader, for $4,200.
Available at Neiman Marcus, $4,200.00

Matchless London's Finn Jacket
Matchless London’s Finn Jacket

MATCHLESS LONDON’S FINN JACKET 

U.K.-based company Matchless London has created a 16-piece Star Wars-centric capsule collection. Though many of the gorgeous leather items are now sold out, the jacket worn by Finn (John Boyega)—a raglan style coat with incredible intricate detailing on both sleeves, and has flashes of antiqued red leather which sets off the base color to great effect—is still available.
Available at Matchless London, roughly $2,640