Watch Releases, November 12, 2026

Closing Soon (within 14 days)

• 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

Takashi Murakami Time Objects — Skull Flowers Cylindrical Jumping Hours Tourbillon, refs. TMSKL26-TN-RAIN and TMSKL26-TN-ALLB

• Edition size: 12 pieces each for Black Rainbow (TMSKL26-TN-RAIN) and All Black (TMSKL26-TN-ALLB); three gem-set Full Pavé versions (refs. -RAIN-FP01, -ALLB-FP02, -RAIN-FPRB) in undisclosed small series
• Price: CHF 85,000 before taxes for the two DLC versions (about $104,000 USD, estimated); CHF 140,000 to 148,000 for the Full Pavé versions (about $171,400 to $181,200 USD, estimated)
• Availability: Announced November 12, 2026 (Monochrome). No release date, retailer or region stated; enquiries go through the brand. A new brand, not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: The Japanese artist’s own watch brand, developed with designer Marco Tedeschi. The case is a sculpted skull of 33 components in Grade 5 titanium, about 44mm x 18.4mm, microblasted with black DLC on the two 12-piece versions, sapphire front and back, 30m. The hand-wound Calibre KM 7012 TM (409 parts, 21,600 vph, 125-hour reserve) shows cylindrical jumping hours and trailing minutes through an aperture at 6, with a tourbillon at 12 on the caseback side under a flower-shaped bridge. The flower petals turn on a ball-bearing system independent of the time display. Black rubber strap with a skull-shaped titanium folding clasp; the pavé versions carry 744 stones.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

TAG Heuer — Aquaracer Professional 300 x Time+Tide Sundowner II

• Edition size: 500 pieces: 450 on rubber strap, 50 on titanium bracelet
• Price: $5,100 USD on rubber; $5,750 USD on bracelet (no CHF price in the source)
• Availability: Announced November 11, 2026 (Worn & Wound), expected to deliver in November 2026 through TAG Heuer and Time+Tide. No region-lock stated. Reference not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: Against the November 2024 original Sundowner, the solar quartz movement gives way to the COSC-certified TH31-01 automatic (80-hour reserve), water resistance rises from 100m to 300m and the case grows from 40mm to 42mm, now in sandblasted titanium. The black dial switches from horizontal ridges to a wave pattern under transparent varnish with rose-gold accents, and the hour hand becomes a sword. Integrated black rubber strap or titanium bracelet with a titanium deployant and built-in micro-adjustment. Thickness and lug-to-lug not stated.
• Source: Worn & Wound

Petermann Bédat — Monopusher Chronograph, ref. 2914

• Edition size: 20 pieces in platinum; other case materials are to follow
• Price: CHF 180,000 excluding taxes (about $220,300 USD, estimated)
• Availability: Announced November 12, 2026 (Monochrome). No delivery date or region-lock stated; a 10-row metal bracelet is in development. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: The independent duo’s first chronograph-only watch. The 950 platinum case is 36.5mm x 11.6mm (45.8mm lug to lug), smaller than the 38.6mm x 13mm Ref. 2941 split-seconds, with a box sapphire and a snap-on sapphire caseback borrowed from the 1826 Time-Only. The hand-wound in-house Calibre 234 is the split-seconds Calibre 202 with that mechanism removed: column wheel, horizontal clutch, jumping chronograph minutes, a redesigned going train with hand-bevelled solid gold wheels, 18,000 vph and a 56-hour reserve. Semi-transparent sapphire-and-steel dial by Comblémine with a laser-engraved centre; alligator strap on 18mm lugs with a platinum pin buckle. Water resistance not stated.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

Moritz Grossmann — Benu 1878

• Edition size: 26 pieces
• Price: €38,500 excluding tax (about $43,100 USD, estimated)
• Availability: Announced November 11, 2026, the 18th anniversary of the brand’s 2008 revival (Monochrome). No delivery date or region-lock stated. Reference not stated. Moritz Grossmann is German; it is grouped here with the Swiss and luxury tier and is not on our tracked list.
• What’s new: The eighth anniversary piece for founder Karl Moritz Grossmann. The novelty is the German silver dial, relief-engraved in 3D with the main building of the German School of Watchmaking in Glashütte, which Grossmann founded in 1878, plus relief-carved minute and seconds tracks and brown-violet heat-annealed lance hands. 41mm x 11.35mm polished steel, sapphire front and back, with a restart pusher at 4 for the hand-wound Calibre 100.1 (18,000 vph, 42-hour reserve, stop-seconds, three gold chatons). Brown kudu leather strap. Water resistance not stated.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

G-Shock x Action Bronson — DW-6900 “Baklava Technical Institute of Marine Science”

• Edition size: Described as a limited edition; piece count not stated
• Price: Not stated
• Availability: Teased as “coming soon” in a promotional image reported November 11, 2026 (G-Central). No full reference, release date or markets announced. Bronson’s first G-Shock, the GA2100AB25-5A “Desert King” (August 2025), sold through specializinginlife.com and G-Shock US.
• What’s new: Bronson’s second G-Shock collaboration, on the DW-6900: a yellow bezel, lime-green face with tinted LCD, a wire face protector and a cloth band with gray adapters. Module and specs not stated.
• Source: G-Central

No new limited editions from American or microbrand brands.

Section 2 — New Standard Models

Japanese

G-Shock — Monochrome Mix DW-5900MTM-8

• Edition size: Standard production
• Price: ¥15,950 (about $100 USD); US price not announced
• Availability: Casio’s international product page marks it “NEW 11/2026”; Japan pricing only and no US date, so treat as region-locked for now (Japan reference DW-5900MTM-8JF). Gear Patrol covered it November 3, 2026; our November 5 post held it as a headline only, and it is caught up here.
• What’s new: The 5900 joins the Monochrome Mix series alongside the DWE-5600MTM-8 covered November 11: a concrete-gray resin case and bezel, black face with a waffle texture around the three circular elapsed-time displays and silver vapor deposition, and a black resin band with a honed metal loop and buckle. 51.4 x 46.8 x 15.5mm, 67g, 200m, CR2025 battery (about 10 years), Super Illuminator LED, world time (29 zones), 1/100-second stopwatch, countdown timer and five alarms. Gear Patrol says functions are similar to the standard 5900 revamped earlier in 2026.
• Source: Casio; also Gear Patrol

Nothing else new from Japanese brands since last covered. Citizen’s November 11 email featured existing Promaster Navihawk team editions (CA4667-53L, CA4666-56E, CA4668-51X) for Veterans Day, not a release. 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). G-Central’s other recent G-Shock posts are 2500-series stock updates. Orient’s news page blocked automated access, so Orient is unconfirmed rather than quiet.

Swiss and Luxury

Nothing new in standard production from Swiss and luxury brands since last covered (the TAG Heuer, Petermann Bédat and Moritz Grossmann pieces are limited and appear in Section 1). Rolex, Tudor, Omega, Audemars Piguet, Zenith, Breitling, Panerai, Longines, Tissot, Mido, Rado, Hamilton, Swatch, Nivada Grenchen and Norqain were checked only through web search and enthusiast media this run, so they 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 (two more sit on a second page), with no Pre-order or Coming Soon flags; Shinola’s new-watches page shows “No products found”; Timex’s emails since November 10 were sale promos. Bulova’s site failed to load; a Bulova Curv 10th Anniversary Edition (ref. 96K117, $1,450) appears in third-party listings with no announcement date, so it is held and Bulova is unconfirmed rather than quiet.

Microbrand

Elliot Brown — Canford Automatic A65, ref. 303-A65

• Edition size: Standard production (not described as limited)
• Price: £795 headline price (about $1,030 USD, estimated); the variants are listed at £662.50 (leather) and £762.50 (bracelet), which appear to be ex-VAT figures
• Availability: Listed as new and in stock on elliotbrownwatches.com (SKUs 303-A65-L39 and 303-A65-B20); no release date stated. Surfaced in Elliot Brown’s November 12, 2026 newsletter. UK brand, not on our tracked list; included because the product page marks it new.
• What’s new: The steel counterpart to the blacked-out A64 covered November 7: the case goes back to plain 316L stainless steel while keeping a gloss black dial (the page calls it ceramic), now with a matching black inner timing bezel, tapered polished-steel dagger indices filled with Super-LumiNova and a polished seconds hand with an orange diamond tip. Otherwise the Canford platform: 39mm x 14mm (spec table 14.2mm), 48mm lug to lug, 200m (one section says 300m), Miyota 9015 (42-hour reserve, -5/+20 sec/day), shock-protected movement, locking inner bezel on ceramic bearings and a domed exhibition back with a coastline-etched rotor. Black Horween leather strap or beads-of-rice bracelet, 20mm.
• Source: Elliot Brown

Duxot — Vitesse Meca-Quartz Chronograph, new colorways, refs. DX-2072-66, DX-2072-77, DX-2072-88, DX-2072-99 and DX-2072-AA

• Edition size: Standard production
• Price: $220 USD for Eclipse Slate (-66), Radial Blue (-77) and Copper Rust (-88); $240 USD for the two-tone Royal Oxford (-99, gold) and Sable Precision (-AA, rose gold). The site currently applies 20% off at checkout.
• Availability: Flagged New on Duxot’s New Arrivals page; no launch date stated. Earlier Vitesse colorways (DX-2072-11 to -55) are already at retailers, so these five are additions to the line. No region-lock stated. The Quadrata 24 Hour DX-2084-22, -44, -66 and -77 also flagged New are the first-wave colorways from late September, not new today.
• What’s new: Five new dials on the Vitesse: a 39mm steel case (46.6mm lug to lug), flat anti-reflective sapphire, screw-down crown, 10 ATM, a Japanese meca-quartz chronograph with snap-back central seconds and a fixed tachymeter bezel, on a tapering steel bracelet with a push-button fold-over clasp. Thickness and caliber not stated.
• Source: Duxot

H by Bohen — Plongeur 530

• Edition size: Not stated
• Price: €1,499 including taxes (about $1,680 USD, estimated)
• Availability: Pre-order now through bohen-watches.com, first deliveries scheduled for Christmas 2026. Announced November 11, 2026 (aBlogtoWatch, sponsored). No region-lock stated. Reference not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: The first watch from H by Bohen, a lower-priced sub-brand of Bohen, styled as a tribute to saturation diving. 39mm x 12.6mm (46.5mm lug to lug), 530m with a rose-gold-tone helium escape valve, 60-click ceramic bezel and a Soprod P24 automatic (an ETA 2824-type caliber) modified for pressure. Black/gray or vintage dial; ships with both a bracelet (tool-free links, tool-free micro-adjust clasp) and a black FKM strap. Case material and power reserve not stated.
• Source: aBlogtoWatch (sponsored)

Maen — Grand Tonneau Jump Hour, refs. M8.1.1, M8.1.2, M8.1.3 and M8.1.4

• Edition size: Standard production (now part of the permanent collection)
• Price: €899 including VAT (about $1,007 USD, estimated)
• Availability: On sale from December 10, 2026. Announced November 11, 2026 (Monochrome). No region-lock stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: The jump hour from Maen’s limited 2025 Nico Leonard collaboration becomes a permanent model, €100 cheaper (down from €999), in four vertically brushed dials: Steel (M8.1.1), Anthracite Black (M8.1.2), Midnight Blue (M8.1.3) and Copper (M8.1.4). A display caseback with a custom rotor replaces the collab’s solid back. 34mm x 9.7mm steel tonneau (45mm lug to lug), sapphire, 50m, Seagull ST1721 automatic modified by Maen for a jumping hour at 12 and a dragging minutes disc (21,600 vph, about 38 hours). Black FKM strap tapering 20 to 16mm with a micro-adjust butterfly clasp; orange FKM strap or bamboo steel bracelet optional.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

Tangens — Komposition Automatic “Storm” (Dusty Blue and Dusty Purple)

• Edition size: Not stated (a capsule collection)
• Price: €469 including VAT (about $525 USD, estimated)
• Availability: Available now from tangens-watches.com. Announced November 11, 2026 (Monochrome, sponsored). No region-lock stated. Reference not stated. Danish brand, not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: Two darker dial colors with a new matte, velvet-like “dusty” finish; case, movement and dial hardware carry over from the existing Komposition Automatic. 38mm x 10.45mm steel (45.5mm lug to lug, 20mm lugs), sapphire, 100m, no-date Miyota 9039 (about 42 hours), applied markers with BGW9 lume, single-link brushed steel bracelet with butterfly clasp.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

Klokers — KLOK03 Automatic

• Edition size: Not stated (six versions)
• Price: €890 including VAT (about $997 USD, estimated); launch price €790 (about $885 USD, estimated) until December 20
• Availability: Available now from klokers.com with delivery within a week. Announced November 6, 2026 (Monochrome); missed in our November 6 through 11 posts and caught up here. No region-lock stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: Klokers’ first mechanical watch after ten years of quartz. The three graduated discs (hours, minutes, seconds) are now stacked in tiers rather than flat and turn clockwise instead of counter-clockwise, read in one line through a magnifier at 6. Miyota 82S0 automatic (21,600 vph, 42 hours), 40mm x 13.9mm steel (45mm lug to lug), sapphire, 30m. Standard quick-release spring bars replace the patented detachable-head system, so KLOK01 and KLOK08 straps do not fit. Six versions: Yellow Dot, Blue Note, Yuri (world map), Desert Storm, Orange Dot and Kaki K.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

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, Duxot, Nodus (the Men Wear Pink edition covered November 11), Zelos (the Mako launch covered November 11), Farer (the Lander IV, Venture, Cross II and Curtis pre-orders already flagged), Halios (Seaforth IV batch closed, Universa II not yet open), Lorier and Baltic, plus aBlogtoWatch, Worn & Wound, Monochrome and Gear Patrol. Kuoe Kyoto, Traska and Studio Underd0g blocked automated access, Brew’s page failed to load and Monta was not opened, so those are unconfirmed rather than quiet.