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Section 1 — Limited & Special Editions
Bell & Ross — BR 05 Chrono Snow Rocket 
- Edition size: Likely 250 pieces (caseback image reads “LIMITED 000/250”; not confirmed in text)
- Price: $7,200 on red rubber; $7,700 on steel bracelet (USD)
- Availability: Available now direct from Bell & Ross. Announced October 28; missed in the October 28 and 29 posts and caught up here.
- What’s new: 42mm steel case, 100m, BR-Cal.326 automatic (Sellita SW510 base, 4Hz, 60-hour reserve). Dial inspired by speed skier Simon Billy: red markings on white, skeletonized baton hands, italic applied numerals, date moved to 6:00, tachymeter on the rehaut, and a skeletonized red rotor with a Billy graphic.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Xeric — Regulator 1968 (Automatic) 
- Edition size: 999 numbered pieces per color (six colors: Burnt Orange, Deep Sky, Steel, Spumoni, Vintage Mint, Caution Yellow)
- Price: $599 USD
- Availability: Available now on Xeric’s website. Announced October 29 (sponsored post; produced with Xeric).
- What’s new: A sportier take on Xeric’s 2020 Regulator: 42mm steel, 39mm lug-to-lug, Miyota 82S7 automatic (about 42-hour reserve), K9 mineral crystal. True regulator layout with central minutes, a 24-hour day/night hours subdial and lower seconds subdial. Colors and graphics draw on 1968.
- Source: Worn & Wound
E.C. Andersson — Cpt 
- Edition size: 45 pieces per dial variant (Midnight Blue, Bright Silver)
- Price: $995 USD
- Availability: Both variants sold out; restock notification signup on the brand’s site. Announced October 28; missed on that date and caught up here.
- What’s new: A dress-leaning model: 36.5mm wide, 8.5mm tall, Miyota 9039 (42-hour reserve, regulated in-house), 100m water resistance, elongated applied cardinal markers with a minute track, mixed brushed and polished case. Components come from production partners, unlike the in-house-machined Mytilus and Timepod.
- Source: Worn & Wound
Timex — Intrepid x Dimepiece “Blackout” Edition, ref. TW6A19800 
- Edition size: Named an “Edition”; no production number stated
- Price: $269 USD
- Availability: Listed New on timex.com with Add to Bag. Gear Patrol covered it October 20; it was missed in earlier posts and is caught up here.
- What’s new: 36mm steel, quartz (CR1216) with Indiglo, 100m, 40mm lug-to-lug. Matte black case, bezel and crown versus the original; black Indiglo branding on the strap and a matching pin buckle. Purple accents carry over on the 12:00 marker, seconds hand and Indiglo button; caseback etched with Timex and Dimepiece logos.
- Source: Timex / Gear Patrol
Section 2 — New Standard Models
Japanese
Casio — CMK-100 Automatic 
- Edition size: Standard production (five colorways)
- Price: $320 on nylon to $440 on titanium bracelet (USD)
- Availability: Listed on Casio’s international sites now; Casio US site scheduled November 19. Announced October 29.
- What’s new: Casio’s first automatic in its core catalog (separate from the Edifice EFK-100). 38mm by 11.4mm cushion-shaped titanium case, 100m, undisclosed Japanese automatic resembling the Miyota 8215 (21 jewels, 42-hour reserve), field-watch dial with date at 3:00 in black, gray or brown.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Casio — W-221HD-1AV 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: ฿2,900 in Thailand (about $86 USD); no US price announced
- Availability: Casio international stores only; US not announced. Announced October 28; caught up here.
- What’s new: Steel-bracelet version of the $45 resin W-221H: 38.4mm silver-toned resin case, stainless single-link bracelet, 50m, 10-year battery, world time, stopwatch, countdown, three alarms, amber backlight.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Orient could not be checked this run (orient-watch.com blocked automated access). Nothing new found from Seiko or Citizen since last covered.
Swiss and Luxury
Glashütte Original — Senator Aventurine (Art Déco Blue, platinum; Art Nouveau, red gold) 
- Edition size: Standard production (permanent Senator collection)
- Price: $40,400 (platinum, blue); $38,200 (red gold, green) USD
- Availability: Via Glashütte Original and retailers. Announced October 29.
- What’s new: The line’s first aventurine dials. 40mm by 10.2mm, 50m, in-house Calibre 36-16 (100-hour reserve, silicon balance spring), no hour indices, black lacquer under the glass to boost sparkle.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Norqain — Wild One Skeleton X-Lite Turquoise 
- Edition size: Standard production (not limited; the yellow X-Lite it follows had 200 pieces)
- Price: $13,900 USD
- Availability: Available now from Norqain; delivery up to six weeks. Announced October 29.
- What’s new: Turquoise replaces yellow: turquoise rubber shock absorbers, minute track and brighter lume, plus a skeletonized barrel doubling as a power reserve indicator. 41mm, 30-part titanium/aluminum/Norteq case with X-Lite ring (about 45g), COSC NK26/1 (65-hour reserve), 100m, 5,000 G.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Maurice Lacroix — Aikon Automatic Chronograph, ref. AI6218-SS002-430-1 (one colorway) 
- Edition size: Standard production (five steel colorways)
- Price: $3,950 USD
- Availability: Available now from Maurice Lacroix. Announced October 28; caught up here.
- What’s new: Case cut from 44mm to 42mm and 15mm to 14mm thick; screw-down hex pushers replaced by rectangular non-screw-down pushers with crown guards; deeper Clous de Paris dial; tool-free Easy Change bracelet release; power reserve up from 48 to 60 hours (ML112); water resistance down from 200m to 100m.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Nomos Glashütte — Club 38 and Club 38 Ruthenium 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: From $2,070 on leather (USD)
- Availability: Available now from Nomos. Announced October 28; caught up here.
- What’s new: Club grows from 36mm to 38.5mm (8.0mm to 8.4mm thick), $240 above the 36mm. Same hand-wound DUW 4001 and 100m. Standard silver-plated dial with orange accents, plus a new Ruthenium version with anthracite galvanized dial and yellow numerals.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Panerai — Submersible 44mm, refs. PAM01232, PAM01595, PAM01596 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: Not published in the source
- Availability: Offered “at launch”; no regional detail. Announced October 29 (sponsored post).
- What’s new: A 44mm size between the existing 42mm and 47mm. PAM01232 is Carbotech with a deep-blue dial; PAM01595 (white dial) and PAM01596 (black dial) are brushed steel. All 300m with P.900 automatic (three-day reserve, small seconds at 9:00, date at 3:00).
- Source: aBlogtoWatch
American
Timex — Looney Tunes x Timex (M79 Automatic TW2Y99200; Easy Reader Marvin the Martian TW2Y99300; Expedition Scout Road Runner & Wile E. Coyote TW2Y99400; Standard Bugs and Friends TW2Y99100) 
- Edition size: Standard production (collaboration collection)
- Price: M79 $369; Marvin Easy Reader $169; Road Runner Expedition Scout $169; Bugs and Friends Standard $189 (USD)
- Availability: Listed New on timex.com. Coverage dates to about October 23-25; missed in earlier posts and caught up here.
- What’s new: Looney Tunes characters across four Timex lines. The M79 Automatic (40mm, steel) carries Bugs Bunny with a carrot-shaped seconds hand; the others are 38-40mm quartz-style character dials. Case and movement specs beyond the listing were not confirmed from the product pages.
- Source: Timex
Microbrand
Farer — Stratton II Moonphase 
- Edition size: Not stated
- Price: $2,175 USD
- Availability: Preorder on Farer’s website; shipping from December 21. Announced October 29.
- What’s new: Redesigned moon disc: a photorealistic moon (micro-etched paint plus Super-LumiNova layers, made with AJS Production) replaces the crater-textured gold disc. Manual-wind Sellita SW288-1, 38.5-39mm steel case (source gives both figures), eisenkiesel stone dial, red gold PVD.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Svea Atelier — Monolith 
- Edition size: Standard production (five variants)
- Price: €680 (about $757 USD) regular dial; €780 (about $869) stone dial
- Availability: Preorder now; delivery expected January 2027. Announced October 28; caught up here.
- What’s new: The brand’s debut: a budget homage to the Rolex Cellini King Midas. 27.5mm by 5.5mm, Ronda 1062 quartz, 50m, steel (two gold-PVD versions) with an integrated bracelet; crown moved to 3:00 and “Sweden” on the dial.
- Source: Gear Patrol
