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Section 1 — Limited & Special Editions
No new limited editions from Japanese, Swiss and Luxury, or American brands today.
O&HoraPictor — Duet Collection
- Edition size: 100 pieces total (five colorways, 20 pieces each — Bee, Olive, Lagoon, Submarine Canyon, Rhapsody)
- Price: $2,892 USD
- Availability: horapictor.com, available now, no region-lock noted. Announced September 4, 2026 and missed in our prior posts; it is being caught up here.
- What’s new: Debut collection built around dual-tone grand feu enamel dials (Bee, Olive, Lagoon, Submarine Canyon, Rhapsody), the latter two built on engraved silver plates requiring thousands of individual engravings and roughly eight separate kiln firings each. Cases come in 36mm, 38mm, or 40mm stainless steel. Movement is a manually-wound Sellita SW200-2M Power+ with a 65-hour reserve — notably longer than the base SW200 most enamel-dial pieces at this price point are built around.
- Source: Worn & Wound
Section 2 — New Standard Models
Japanese
Nothing new from Japanese brands since September 5, 2026 (Casio G-Shock GAC-2500/GMC-2500 Series). Checked Seiko’s, Citizen’s, and Casio/G-Shock’s own newsrooms and Japanese-language press directly — no dated items since.
Swiss and Luxury
Nothing new from Swiss and Luxury brands since September 4, 2026 (the Gallet relaunch), aside from the Rolex “Four Seasons” auction pieces covered September 5. Geneva Watch Days 2026 closed September 6; Zenith and Breitling’s showings there were the same pieces already covered in prior posts. Checked each brand’s own newsroom directly — a quiet week following the show.
American
Nothing new from American brands since September 7, 2026 (Timex’s Fender x Timex Collection and Marlin Quartz 34mm).
Microbrand
Christopher Ward — C60 Trident Biscay Collection
- Edition size: Standard production — three sub-lines (Automatic, GMT, Bronze), six references across sizes and colorways
- Price: Automatic from $1,870 USD; GMT from $1,995 USD; Bronze from $2,095 USD (GBP/EUR pricing wasn’t shown on the US-region product pages we checked — see christopherward.com for local pricing)
- Availability: christopherward.com, available now, no region-lock noted. This collection launched August 27, 2026 and was missed in both our August 27 and August 28 posts, because searches returned only the brand’s evergreen collection pages instead of dated coverage; it is being caught up here.
- What’s new: A three-model line replacing the C65 Aquitaine, built around 1960s skin-diver styling and explicitly marketed by Christopher Ward as a “Mock Tudor” value alternative to watches like the Black Bay 58. Automatic (39mm/42mm steel, COSC-certified Sellita SW300-1, 56-hour reserve) and GMT (39mm/42mm, COSC-certified Sellita SW330-2, bi-directional two-tone aluminum bezel treated to 250HV hardness) versions sit alongside a 39mm-only Bronze model in a marine-grade aluminum-bronze alloy (COSC-certified SW300-1b). All three share an 11mm-thin case with a box sapphire crystal, 200m water resistance, custom-pigmented Super-LumiNova X1 BL lume, and a choice of hybrid rubber, Vintage Oak leather, or steel bracelet.
- Source: christopherward.com, Worn & Wound
mirco (Fukushima Watch Co.) — TYPE-02
- Edition size: Standard production, five colorways
- Price: ¥250,000 JPY before Japanese consumption tax; approx. $1,600 USD (final price for buyers outside Japan varies with the yen)
- Availability: Fukushima Watch Co.’s global store, available now. Announced September 4, 2026 and missed in our prior posts; it is being caught up here.
- What’s new: Revival of the chronograph that originally launched the brand, back in production after the original run sold out and drew renewed collector requests from Japan and abroad. Seiko NE86 automatic chronograph (28,800 vph, ~45-hour reserve, 34 jewels) in a 42mm x 16.5mm SUS316L steel case with sapphire crystal, 20mm lugs, date display, and a minimalist dial with no printed specifications — a straight reissue rather than a redesign.
- Source: Worn & Wound
Quantum — BAR1208B (Barracuda)
- Edition size: Standard production, six dial colors
- Price: $299 USD
- Availability: quantumwatches.com, available now; no region-lock noted (Quantum lists distribution across 35 countries). Announced September 4, 2026 and missed in our prior posts; it is being caught up here.
- What’s new: A colorway expansion of Quantum’s Barracuda dive line — blue, green, black, mint, salmon, and gray dials with large applied markers and a framed 3 o’clock date window. 41mm steel case, rotating ceramic bezel, sapphire crystal, Miyota 8215 automatic (42-hour reserve, hacking seconds), 200m water resistance, solid steel three-link bracelet. At $299 it undercuts most ceramic-bezel automatic divers in its class.
- Source: Worn & Wound
