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Section 1 — Limited & Special Editions
Jacques Bianchi Marseille x Deepsea.EDC — JB300 Professional 
- Edition size: 500 pieces (200 reserved for military and police unit buyers; 300 for public sale)
- Price: $1,950 USD
- Availability: Public pieces go on sale November 3, 2026 on Jacques Bianchi’s website. The first 200 examples ship with a black-and-red Watches of Espionage x Zulu Alpha Commando strap. No region-lock stated. Reference not published. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
- What’s new: A 41.5mm x 13mm forged-carbon case over a Grade 5 titanium core, with fixed FXD-style forged-carbon lugs and a black DLC titanium bezel. The Soprod P024 automatic is now COSC-certified. Two-tone lume (first 15 minutes green, the rest blue). Carried over from the earlier Deepsea.EDC collaboration: 300m, left-hand crown, sapphire crystal.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Louis Erard x Vianney Halter — Futur Antérieur 
- Edition size: 178 pieces per color (silver dial on blue ostrich strap; 1N gold-toned dial on black ostrich strap)
- Price: 4,950 CHF (about $6,757 USD with US tariffs, per Worn & Wound)
- Availability: Launched October 2026; no ship date or region-lock stated. Reference not published.
- What’s new: The third Louis Erard x Halter collaboration: a 38mm x 8.85mm steel case of 67 components with articulating lugs. A central cylinder with portholes at 4 and 10 shows hours and minutes in one window and seconds in the other, driven by two Sellita SW100 automatics (17.2mm each), one under each dial. Layered textured dials and heat-blued hands.
- Source: Worn & Wound
Spinnaker — Dumas GMT Inkdial (Ben Li collaboration), refs. SP-5188-01 (Ink Blue) and SP-5188-02 (Ink White) 
- Edition size: 450 numbered pieces per colorway (900 total)
- Price: $495 USD
- Availability: Unveiled October 30, 2026; on sale November 6, 2026 on Spinnaker’s website. No region-lock stated. Specs come from a microbrand news site and were not confirmed on Spinnaker’s own page this run.
- What’s new: A 43mm x 14.9mm faceted steel case with a TMI NH34 automatic GMT, flat sapphire with AR, bi-directional 24-hour bezel, 300m, exhibition caseback with a decorated rotor and a 22mm rubber strap.
- Source: Microbrand Watch World
Seiko x Mazda — Chronograph, ref. BF9504 
- Edition size: Called a “limited edition” in a photo caption; no run size stated
- Price: ¥69,300 (about $440 USD, per Gear Patrol’s conversion)
- Availability: Available now from Mazda’s Official Goods Shop (Japan); no other regions or retailers named. Treat as Japan-only. Reference as given by Gear Patrol.
- What’s new: The third Seiko x Mazda collaboration and the first to drop the “Spirit Racing” link. A 39.2mm steel quartz chronograph, 100m, with a dark gray brushed dial, black subdials modeled on Mazda instrument clusters, curved Hardlex, a black tachymeter ring, red accents and a date at 4:30. Comes with both a steel bracelet and a leather strap.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Citizen — Citizen L Bianca LIGHT in BLACK, ref. EW5636-55E 
- Edition size: 3,800 unnumbered pieces worldwide
- Price: $525 USD
- Availability: Add to Cart on citizenwatch.com (US). From Citizen’s October 30 email; the product page carries no New badge and no launch date, so this is its first write-up and the announcement date is approximate. Region-lock not stated.
- What’s new: A women’s Eco-Drive with an Art Deco-inspired curved rectangular case, textured black dial, gold-tone details, blue cabochon crown and a single diamond at 12. The page gives 22mm in the spec table and 21.5mm in the copy. Movement is the B035 Eco-Drive (the copy calls it Caliber H504).
- Source: Citizen
Timex — Marlin California Dial Limited Edition 
- Edition size: 200 individually numbered pieces
- Price: Not listed in the source
- Availability: Released in two batches: numbers 1–100 sold first at Windup Watch Fair NYC and on the Windup Watch Shop website; numbers 101–200 later on timex.com. Release dates for each batch were not stated, so current stock is unknown.
- What’s new: A 34mm x 10.5mm steel case with domed acrylic, black dial with gold-tone numerals and triangle at 12, a hand-wound Seagull mechanical movement, 30m, an engraved caseback number and a brown leather strap. A limited take on the 1960s Marlin.
- Source: Windup Watch Shop (not yet confirmed on timex.com)
No new limited editions from other Swiss and luxury, or American brands beyond those above.
Section 2 — New Standard Models
Japanese
Seiko — Prospex Land Alpinist GMT Green, ref. HBC007 
- Edition size: Standard production (not stated as limited)
- Price: $1,150 USD (US)
- Availability: Previously Japan-only; now arriving at US authorized dealers, with Teddy Baldassarre among the first. Gear Patrol says reports on timing are mixed. Gear Patrol, October 30, 2026.
- What’s new: 39.5mm steel, 200m, dual crowns, Caliber 6R54 automatic with an independently set GMT hand and 72-hour reserve. Forest-green sunburst dial, green internal compass ring with an Explorer II-style 24-hour bezel track, numerals at 3/6/9/12, date moved to 4:30 (no cyclops), Prospex “X” logo and brown leather strap. $250 above the standard Alpinist.
- Source: Gear Patrol
G-Shock — GBM-2100LXB-1A2 (CasiOak Luxe Black) 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: No confirmed price; Gear Patrol suggests about $260 USD, in line with earlier Luxe Black models (an estimate)
- Availability: Listed on G-Shock’s international sites only; no US availability announced. October 30, 2026.
- What’s new: Tough Solar analog-digital in the octagonal metal-bezel case, 200m. Versus earlier Luxe Black models: a more pronounced raised checker dial pattern echoing the Royal Oak tapisserie, a matching checker-textured resin strap, a blue bezel ring and a blue mode hand. Case size not listed in the source.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Nothing new found from Orient, Citizen (beyond the L Bianca above) or Ōtsuka Lōtec since last covered. Orient’s news page cannot be fetched (robots_disallowed) and a search returned only January–February 2026 items, so Orient is unconfirmed rather than quiet. Ōtsuka Lōtec’s base.shop page lists four models under lottery sale (8号, 7.5号, 6号, 5号改) but shows no application dates; dates appear on each model’s page and via the mailing list.
Swiss and Luxury
Tissot — PRX Quartz Chronograph 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: $525 USD
- Availability: Available now through authorized dealers. October 30, 2026 (aBlogtoWatch). Reference not stated.
- What’s new: The first quartz chronograph in the PRX line. 41mm x 11.6mm 316L steel (about 1mm smaller and nearly 3mm slimmer than the mechanical PRX Chronograph), 100m, ETA G10.212 quartz with a 1/10-second subdial at 2 and a 38-month battery, and a new bark-textured dial.
- Source: aBlogtoWatch
Hautlence — Kubera Series 1, ref. FB60-ST00 
- Edition size: Standard production; not a limited edition (small annual output)
- Price: CHF 32,900 (USD not stated by the source); matching strap system CHF 990 extra
- Availability: No release date or region stated; details on Hautlence’s site. October 30, 2026. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
- What’s new: A jump-hour watch inspired by Cubism: 36mm x 11.3mm steel, 50m, flat sapphire, hours in a window at 12 and minutes on a small circle on a disc with no markers. In-house caliber B60 automatic developed with Aghenor (4Hz, 70-hour reserve). Olive dial with a turquoise hour disc, on a metal bracelet.
- Source: aBlogtoWatch
American
Timex — Ironman 8-Lap 40th Anniversary, ref. likely TW5M54300 
- Edition size: Standard production; not stated as limited
- Price: $109 USD
- Availability: Goes on sale November 3, 2026 from Timex and Watches of Switzerland. The reference is inferred from a retailer link slug.
- What’s new: A reissue of the 1986 original, described as exactly as it appeared then: 39mm gray-coated resin case with exposed bezel screws, black rubber accordion strap, quartz, 100m, chronograph, calendar, hourly chime, three alarms, 8-lap memory and backlight.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Timex — Peanuts x Timex T80 Snoopy Ski (steel and gold-tone) 
- Edition size: Standard production; not stated as limited
- Price: $149 USD (steel); $169 USD (gold-tone)
- Availability: Launches November 3, 2026 on timex.com. References not stated.
- What’s new: Two additions to the T80 line: a 34.5mm x 10.5mm steel multifunction quartz (chronograph, alarm, timer, Indiglo, 30m) on a seven-row bracelet with a Snoopy ski motif under the LCD. The steel has a snowy-mountain dial; the gold-tone has a striped dial inspired by 1970s–80s ski jackets.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Timex — Cavatina 19mm Crystal Bezel, ref. TW2Y90100 (also TW2Y90200 and TW2Y90000 colorways) 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: $179 USD
- Availability: Flagged New with Add to Bag on timex.com (US). Surfaced in Timex’s October 29 email; the launch date is not stated.
- What’s new: 19mm x 8mm oval steel case (30mm lug to lug) with a bezel set with 36 crystals, SR626SW quartz, domed mineral glass, 30m (splash only), Roman numerals on a sunray dial and a tool-free self-adjusting bracelet.
- Source: Timex
Timex — Addison 23mm Crystal Bezel, ref. TW2Y90300 (also TW2Y90400 and TW2Y90500 colorways) 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: $159 USD
- Availability: Flagged New with Add to Bag on timex.com (US). Surfaced in Timex’s October 29 email; the launch date is not stated.
- What’s new: A 23mm square steel case with a 50-crystal bezel, SR626SW quartz, 30m (splash only), Roman numerals and a radial-textured sunray dial. Glass type not stated on the page.
- Source: Timex
Nothing new found from Shinola (its new-watches page shows no products) or Luminox beyond items already covered. Bulova could not be confirmed against bulova.com or Citizen group channels this run, so it is unconfirmed rather than quiet.
Microbrand
Spinnaker x Seconde/Seconde/ — Fleuss 40 “50 Phantoms” (Crazy and Quiet versions) 
- Edition size: Not stated (the 50 “phantoms” are hidden dial details, not a production count)
- Price: Not listed in the source
- Availability: Listed on the Windup Watch Shop site; stock status not stated. October 30, 2026.
- What’s new: A 40mm x 12.15mm (Crazy) or 11.8mm (Quiet) steel case, 47mm lug to lug, with a white dial, white ceramic bezel, sapphire, Miyota 9039 automatic (over 41 hours), 100m and a steel bracelet. The Crazy version shows its hidden details openly; the Quiet hides most. Includes white silicone and orange nylon straps, a UV torch and a display dome.
- Source: Windup Watch Shop
Nothing else new from microbrands since last covered. Checked directly: Christopher Ward’s new-watches page (12 New items, all already covered; the page hides the rest behind Show more), echo/neutra (1956 Chrono GMT Purple and the Averau collection, both previously held, no pre-order flags), Lorier (no flags on the first page), Ōtsuka Lōtec, aBlogtoWatch and Worn & Wound. Baltic’s page failed to load, Hodinkee is blocked, and Nodus, Monta, Duxot, Kuoe Kyoto, Traska, Zelos, Studio Underd0g, Brew and Halios were not opened this run, so those are unconfirmed rather than quiet.
