Watch Releases, November 11, 2026

Closing Soon (within 14 days)

• Yema Senans Grande Lune CMM.22: preorders open today, November 11, 2026. Link
• Kiwame Tokyo Asakusa Kubo Momiji: preorder opens November 16, 2026 at 7:00 pm EST. Link
• Straum Jan Mayen Titanium Stormy Seas: preorder closes 12 PM EST on November 17, 2026, then the watch is discontinued. Link

Section 1 — Limited & Special Editions

Citizen — Promaster Dive x Peter Miller, refs. BN0270-51E, BN0276-54L and BN0251-04L

• Edition size: Citizen calls BN0270-51E and BN0276-54L “Limited Edition,” but no piece count is given and the watches are not numbered; BN0251-04L is sold as part of the same three-watch capsule with no limit stated
• Price: $450 USD each for BN0270-51E and BN0276-54L; $425 USD for BN0251-04L
• Availability: Available now from Citizen’s US site, per Gear Patrol, November 10, 2026. Other markets not stated. The capsule ties in with sport fisherman Peter Miller and the Discovery Channel show Uncharted Waters.
• What’s new: Three colorways on two existing Promaster Dive cases, all Eco-Drive solar quartz (Caliber E118 per the article; ±15 sec/month, about 12 months on a full charge) and 200m. BN0270-51E is the current 40.6mm steel diver with a new black sunburst dial and orange bezel insert on a three-link bracelet with safety clasp and wetsuit extension. BN0276-54L is the same 40.6mm case with the blue dial introduced in 2025, now with an orange seconds hand (the source describes the dial as both fumé and sunray). BN0251-04L uses the older 44mm Promaster Dive design and revives its sky-blue sunray dial with a steel-colored bezel insert and gray-blue scale, an engraved caseback and a perforated navy polyurethane strap. The article’s spec table lists “E168” for BN0251-04L, so that caliber number is unconfirmed.
• Source: Gear Patrol

Tissot — PRX 35mm Lee Dong Wook Special Edition

• Edition size: Special edition, not limited (no piece count)
• Price: $450 USD, the same as a standard 35mm quartz PRX
• Availability: Listed on Tissot’s website, per Gear Patrol, November 10, 2026. No region-lock stated. Reference not stated in the article; the retailer link contains T1372101101100, which is inferred.
• What’s new: A white dial with pink indices at 12, 3, 6 and 9 and pink-emitting Super-LumiNova, a cartoon white lion mascot (“Wookdong”) on the seconds-hand counterweight with matching engravings on the caseback and box, and an extra white rubber strap with pink accents alongside the integrated steel bracelet, both on Tissot’s quick-release system. The 35mm steel case, ETA quartz, date at 3 and 100m are unchanged from the standard PRX 35mm quartz.
• Source: Gear Patrol

Urwerk — UR-101 Green Mamba

• Edition size: 50 pieces
• Price: CHF 33,000 excluding taxes (about $40,400 USD, estimated; no USD price given)
• Availability: Announced November 11, 2026 (Monochrome). No release date or region-lock stated. Reference not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: A black-and-green execution of the UR-101, Urwerk’s 1997 wandering-hour design: a 41mm x 10.3mm matte steel case with black PVD (caseback too), 30m, and an emerald-green 180-degree minute scale across which two hour satellites travel on a rotating carousel. Calibre UR-1.01V automatic (Vaucher base, 28,800 vph, 48-hour reserve). Black rubber strap with calfskin lining and a black DLC pin buckle. Monochrome contrasts it with the decorated 2025 T-Rex and gem-set 2026 Diamond Sky editions; no further spec comparison is given.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

MB&F — LM101 Gabriel Colliard Cloisonné Enamel (Monkey, Macaw, Crocodile)

• Edition size: 8 pieces per colorway, 24 in total
• Price: CHF 98,000 / €107,000 / $131,000 USD, all before tax
• Availability: Announced November 10, 2026 (Monochrome). No release date or region-lock stated; enquiries via MB&F. References not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: Three cloisonné enamel dials by Gabriel Colliard (a monkey on blue, a macaw pair on red, a crocodile on green), with a matching enamel ratchet wheel on the back. To fit the enamel, the dial plate is thinned and the floating subdials are replaced by longer hands; the power reserve rises from 45 to 60 hours. 40mm x 16.5mm platinum case, 30m, hand-wound in-house movement (2.5Hz, 14mm suspended balance, finishing overseen by Kari Voutilainen), brown alligator strap.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

Albishorn — Voisin Aérosport (Classic and Ice Blue)

• Edition size: 99 pieces per colorway, produced over three years
• Price: CHF 3,450 with two leather straps; CHF 3,900 with steel bracelet (about $4,230 and $4,780 USD, estimated), excluding taxes, tariffs and shipping
• Availability: On sale exclusively at albishorn-watches.ch from today, November 11, 2026 (Monochrome and Worn & Wound, November 10). Reference not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: Albishorn’s first dress watch; everything before it was a tool-style chronograph. A 1930s-inspired 38mm x 9.6mm steel case (45.2mm lug to lug, 50m) with the crown at 10, a multi-layer sector dial (silver opaline or grained ice blue) with a raised chapter ring and a 180-degree sector small seconds at 4, and blued steel hands. Hand-wound COSC chronometer Calibre ALB04 M on an AMT ébauche (28,800 vph, 60-hour reserve). 20mm quick-release straps.
• Source: Monochrome Watches; also Worn & Wound

Krayon — Anywhere Magnolia

• Edition size: 15 pieces
• Price: Upon request (no CHF or USD figure published)
• Availability: Announced November 11, 2026 (Monochrome); enquiries via krayon.ch. No region-lock stated. Reference not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: A Métiers d’Art version of the Anywhere sunrise/sunset watch with a black onyx dial and hand-painted magnolia petals that double as the sunrise (left) and sunset (right) indicators, moving with the date and month. 39mm x 9.5mm platinum case, 30m, in-house hand-wound Calibre C030 (432 components, 21,600 vph, 72-hour reserve) with 24-hour scale and date/month subdial at 6. Black alligator strap with platinum buckle. The source does not compare specs with earlier Anywhere models.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

Nodus x StrapHabit — Sector II Sport “Men Wear Pink”

• Edition size: 100 pieces worldwide
• Price: $600 USD
• Availability: Ordering opened November 6, 2026 at 9:00 AM Pacific on Nodus’s Design Lab shop, shipping mid-December 2026. No region-lock stated. StrapHabit said only a few remained, so current stock is unconfirmed. Not covered in earlier posts (Nodus’s site failed to load on November 9 and 10); caught up here. Reference not stated.
• What’s new: A charity edition of the Sector II Sport with a natural rhodochrosite stone dial in light or dark pink; part of each sale goes to the American Cancer Society’s Men Wear Pink campaign. The platform is the standard 38mm x 11.7mm 316L steel case (47mm lug to lug, 20mm lugs), flat sapphire, 100m, no-date NH38 regulated to ±10 s/day and at least 4,800 A/m antimagnetic, on a 20-to-16mm tapering bracelet with Nodus’s NEM clasp, plus a pink StrapHabit sailcloth strap.
• Source: Nodus

Horologically Unique — HU-02

• Edition size: No piece count; “limited by production,” and the brand says the watch will not be made again after this allocation
• Price: $3,850 USD
• Availability: Introduced November 10, 2026 (Worn & Wound). On-sale date and region-locks not stated. Reference not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: A wristwatch tribute to Robert Cart’s Chronoscope design, first seen in a Breguet pocket watch: a 38mm “disco volante” case with hooded lugs on the rear and a wandering-hour display from a custom module on an ETA 2824-2 (about 32-hour reserve, perlage and Côtes de Genève, display caseback). Two versions: naval brass with a cream dial, or steel with a grained silver dial. Strap not specified.
• Source: Worn & Wound

No new limited editions from American brands.

Section 2 — New Standard Models

Japanese

Casio — G-Shock Monochrome Mix DWE-5600MTM-8

• Edition size: Not stated (not described as limited)
• Price: ¥28,050 (about $177 USD)
• Availability: Japan only for now, on G-Shock’s Japanese site; Gear Patrol (November 10, 2026) expects US availability but no date is given. Treat as region-locked.
• What’s new: A concrete-gray resin bezel, a mesh-patterned dial surround in place of the usual solid black, and a hybrid band: one side stainless steel bracelet, the other a urethane section, a translucent resin link and fine resin links, closing on a metal folding clasp. The standard 5600 module carries over (stopwatch, countdown timer, auto-calendar, world time, LED backlight). Case dimensions and water resistance were not given.
• Source: Gear Patrol

Nothing else new from Japanese brands since last covered. Citizen’s global news page shows nothing after March 31, 2026 and nothing on Bulova; Ōtsuka Lōtec’s news page shows nothing after September 15 and its shop still lists the same four lottery items (8号, 7.5号, 6号, 5号改). Seiko’s November 7 releases (Astron Ohtani HAB012J, Power Design Project HHK001/HHK002) were covered at announcement on September 28 and October 8–12. Orient’s news page blocked automated access, so Orient is unconfirmed rather than quiet.

Swiss and Luxury

Vacheron Constantin — Fiftysix Self-Winding (two-tone gray) and Fiftysix Complete Calendar

• Edition size: Standard production (not limited)
• Price: $14,300 USD (Self-Winding); $33,900 USD (Complete Calendar). No CHF price in the source.
• Availability: Available now in the permanent collection, per Gear Patrol, November 10, 2026. No region-lock stated. References not stated in the text; retailer links point to 4600E/000A-H177 (Self-Winding) and 4000E/000A-H178 (Complete Calendar), which are inferred.
• What’s new: The Self-Winding gets a new two-tone gray sector dial (sunburst dark gray outer ring, light gray opaline center with an ombré effect) at the same $14,300 as the outgoing blue-dial steel version. The Complete Calendar adds the inverse layout (dark gray fumé center, light gray sunburst outer ring) with day, month, moonphase and pointer date on the Caliber 2460 QCL/1. Both are 40mm x 9.6mm steel, 30m, with box sapphire, exhibition casebacks with 22K pink gold open-worked rotors and gray nubuck straps with steel deployants; the Self-Winding runs the Caliber 1326.
• Source: Gear Patrol; also Monochrome Watches

Panerai — Submersible Marina Militare Destro, ref. PAM01757, and Submersible Marina Militare GMT, ref. PAM01758

• Edition size: Not numbered; casebacks are engraved “Annual Production,” so output is capped per year
• Price: €12,300 for PAM01757 (about $13,780 USD, estimated); €12,700 for PAM01758 (about $14,220 USD, estimated)
• Availability: Announced November 11, 2026 (Monochrome). No release date or region-lock stated.
• What’s new: PAM01757 is a left-handed (Destro) Submersible with the crown at 9: 44mm x 13.94mm brushed steel, P.980 automatic (the 72-hour caliber from the new Luminor 42). PAM01758 adds a caller-style GMT with an independently set 24-hour hand on the P.900/GMT24H (3-day reserve): 42mm x 14.38mm brushed steel with a bevelled date at 3 and a 24-hour scale on the inner flange. Both get a matte black ceramic bezel insert (Monochrome links it to the 2012 PAM00389), grained matte black dials with beige Super-LumiNova, 500m, a caseback engraving of the Siluro a Lenta Corsa human torpedo, and a Ponte Vecchio leather strap plus a black rubber strap.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

Nomos Glashütte — Club Sport neomatik 34 all silver

• Edition size: Standard production (no limit stated)
• Price: From $3,490 USD (no EUR price in the source)
• Availability: Available now, per Worn & Wound, November 10, 2026. No region-lock stated. Reference not stated. Nomos is German; it is grouped here with the Swiss and luxury tier and is not on our tracked list.
• What’s new: An all-silver colorway: a silver-plated sunburst dial with azurage small seconds, tiny gold “neomatik” text and blue-glowing Super-LumiNova on the hands and markers, on the 34mm steel case and matching bracelet. The DUW 3001 automatic (up to 43-hour reserve, Nomos swing system) is unchanged. Thickness not stated.
• Source: Worn & Wound

Nothing else new from Swiss and luxury brands since last covered. Rolex, Tudor, Omega, Audemars Piguet, Zenith, Breitling, Longines, Mido, Rado, Hamilton, Swatch, Nivada Grenchen and Norqain press rooms were not opened directly this run, so those are unconfirmed rather than quiet.

American

Nothing new from American brands since last covered. Luminox’s new-arrivals page shows the same 16 New items as before with no Pre-order or Coming Soon flags; Shinola’s new-watches page shows “No products found.” Timex’s emails since November 9 were the Marlin California Dial (covered November 9), Peanuts holiday references (covered) and sale promos. Bulova’s site failed to load, Citizen group news shows no Bulova items, and Bulova’s November 7 email was a blue-dial roundup of existing models, so Bulova is unconfirmed rather than quiet.

Microbrand

Zelos — Mako 300m Diver (Ghost Camo, Liquid Silver, Opal)

• Edition size: Standard production; launch batches are counted down on the site (no limited-edition count)
• Price: Launch prices $549 USD (Ghost Camo), $449 USD (Liquid Silver) and $499 USD (Opal), including DHL/FedEx shipping with no tariffs for US buyers; Zelos says regular pricing will start at $549 USD
• Availability: Launch specials run until November 30, 2026 and ship in about three to four weeks. EU retailer SeriousWatches lists pre-orders from Saturday, November 14 at 21:00 Paris time (€599 for Ghost Camo). Zelos’s own launch date is not shown, so this is the first write-up rather than a confirmed same-day launch. References not stated.
• What’s new: Three new executions of the Mako: Ghost Camo has a hand-masked Cerakote pixel-camo case, lumed camo dial, brushed black ceramic bezel and gray FKM strap; Liquid Silver has a silver guilloché dial; Opal has a blue synthetic opal dial. The latter two get a gray ceramic bezel with BGW9 lume and a bracelet with an updated quick-adjust clasp and female end links. 40mm 316L steel (47mm lug to lug, 12.2mm without crystal and 14.8mm with), domed sapphire, Miyota 9015, 300m, C3 and BGW9 lume. Zelos says thickness is unchanged from earlier Makos and gives no other comparison.
• Source: Zelos

Duxot — Quadrata 24 Hour Automatic, second-wave colorways, refs. DX-2084-88, DX-2084-11, DX-2084-55 and DX-2084-33

• Edition size: Standard production
• Price: $290 USD list for full steel and $320 USD for two-tone; Blue Enigma currently shows $239 in a site-wide sale
• Availability: In stock on duxotwatches.com, flagged New in New Arrivals. No launch date found; the first Quadrata 24 Hour colorways were flagged as unverified on September 27, and these four are not on that launch page. No region-lock stated.
• What’s new: Four more fumé dials for the Quadrata 24 Hour: Blue Enigma (-88), Slate Fusion (-11), Toffee Touch (-55) and Aqua Luxe (-33). The platform adds a 24-hour register and running small seconds versus the earlier DX-2073 Quadrata: 42mm x 11.4mm steel (46mm lug to lug), exposed-screw bezel, sapphire, 5 ATM, Miyota automatic (42-hour reserve; caliber number not given), integrated bracelet tapering 25 to 17mm with a butterfly clasp.
• Source: Duxot

Nothing else new from microbrands since last covered. Checked directly: Christopher Ward’s new-watches page (the same 12 New items, no Pre-order or Coming Soon flags), Luminox, Shinola, echo/neutra (no new flags, prices or dates), Ōtsuka Lōtec, Kuoe Kyoto (only the 90-006 80 Hrs covered November 7), Lorier, Monta, Baltic, Brew, Halios (Seaforth IV batch closed, Universa II not yet open), Farer (the Lander IV and Venture pre-orders already flagged), Traska (the Commuter 36 Highland Gray returns November 15, a restock rather than a new model) and Studio Underd0g (a “04SERIES” interest teaser with no specs or date), plus aBlogtoWatch, Worn & Wound and Gear Patrol.