Closing Soon (within 14 days)
- Jacques Bianchi x Deepsea.EDC JB300 Professional: 300 public pieces go on sale November 3, 2026. Link
- Timex Ironman 8-Lap 40th Anniversary: on sale November 3, 2026. Link
- Peanuts x Timex T80 Snoopy Ski: launches November 3, 2026 on timex.com. Link
- Spinnaker Dumas GMT Inkdial (Ben Li): on sale November 6, 2026. Link
Section 1 — Limited & Special Editions
Lorige x InterEuropol Competition — BL-Endurance (BL-Evo.09/IEC) 
- Edition size: 50 pieces, each cased in brake-pad material from the team’s LMP2 one-two finish
- Price: CHF 29,750 excluding VAT (USD not stated by the source)
- Availability: Announced October 31, 2026. No sales start date or channel beyond a pointer to Lorige’s website; no region-lock stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
- What’s new: A 42mm x 10.3mm Carbon/Carbon case (50mm lug to lug) with a gradient sapphire dial that exposes a sunburst-brushed movement top and the small seconds at 6. The manual-wind LOR-DB03 (developed with Chronode, 175 components, 3.98mm, 3Hz) has two barrels and a 168-hour reserve. Green and yellow team colors, a more detailed power-reserve display, a racing-harness-style “Tech Hybrid” strap and a one-click Quick&Release strap system.
- Source: aBlogtoWatch
No other new limited editions found from Japanese, Swiss and luxury, American, or microbrand tiers.
Section 2 — New Standard Models
Japanese
Nothing new from Japanese brands since last covered. Orient’s news page blocks automated access, so Orient is unconfirmed rather than quiet. Ōtsuka Lōtec’s news page shows nothing after September 15 and no lottery openings (only the first page of news was visible). Citizen’s October 30 email featured women’s styles already covered or without a New flag, so nothing was added.
Swiss and Luxury
Nothing new from Swiss and luxury brands since last covered. aBlogtoWatch’s October 30 items (Tissot PRX Quartz Chronograph, Hautlence Kubera) were covered October 31.
American
Fossil — Signature CS-1 collection: Three-Hand Date Automatic (FSI1000, FSI1001, FSI1002) and Master Calendar Chronoquartz (FSI2000–FSI2003) 
- Edition size: Standard production; none stated
- Price: $695 USD on leather, $795 USD on steel bracelet (both models)
- Availability: Available immediately per the launch coverage, with a five-year warranty; no region-lock stated. Announced October 15, 2026 and missed in all earlier posts; it is being caught up here. Fossil also showed the line at Windup Watch Fair NYC on October 30. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
- What’s new: Fossil’s return to Swiss-made watchmaking, built with Montres Antima in Biel/Bienne. The automatic is a 38mm case with a Sellita SW200-1 (41-hour reserve), custom rotor, domed sapphire, exhibition caseback, 100m and a vinyl-inspired concentric dial. The Chronoquartz is a 42mm triple-date chronograph with a Ronda 5040.F quartz (about 4.5-year battery), tachymeter scale and 50m, in four colorways.
- Source: aBlogtoWatch (sponsored post)
Nothing else new from American brands since last covered. Shinola’s new-watches page shows “No products found.” Luminox’s new-arrivals page shows 15 New items, all already covered or undated catalog references. Timex’s October 31 email was a flash sale, not a release. Bulova could not be confirmed against bulova.com or Citizen group channels this run, so it is unconfirmed rather than quiet.
Microbrand
Nothing new from microbrands since last covered. Checked directly: Christopher Ward’s new-watches page (12 New items, all covered October 29), echo/neutra (1956 Chrono GMT Purple and Cappuccino, no prices or pre-order flags, previously held), Ōtsuka Lōtec, aBlogtoWatch and Worn & Wound (nothing new dated November 1). Baltic, Nodus, Monta, Duxot, Kuoe Kyoto, Traska, Zelos, Studio Underd0g, Brew, Halios, Lorier and Farer were not opened this run, so those are unconfirmed rather than quiet.
