Watch Releases, November 14, 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

Citizen — ATTESA Death Star II (“Death Star-Phase”), ref. BY1004-50E

• Edition size: 400 pieces worldwide per Citizen’s product page; Citizen’s November 12 email says 1,500 pieces, so the count is unconfirmed (the product page is the more specific source)
• Price: $1,500 USD (no JPY price in the source)
• Availability: Listed on Citizen’s US site flagged New and Limited Edition with Add to Cart; announced in Citizen’s November 12, 2026 email. Other markets not stated. The page lists limited editions as excluded from the site’s 20% sale.
• What’s new: A Star Wars edition of the radio-controlled ATTESA Eco-Drive (Cal. H874). The case and bracelet are Super Titanium with DLC coating, 41.5mm per the spec table (the description says 42mm), with an anti-reflective sapphire crystal and 100m water resistance. The black dial carries a 3D inkjet-printed image of the Death Star under construction, and the lunar phase shows a rotating Death Star instead of the moon, driven by radio-wave reception. Functions listed: atomic timekeeping, perpetual calendar, day-date, world time (the description says 26 time zones, the spec list says 24) and a power reserve display. The description calls it a chronograph, but the function list does not show one. Fold-over clasp with push buttons.
• Source: Citizen

Zenith — G.F.J. Calibre 135 Double Signed with J.N. Shapiro

• Edition size: 25 pieces
• Price: $83,150 USD (no CHF price in the source)
• Availability: Available now exclusively at Zenith boutiques, per Gear Patrol, November 13, 2026. No region-lock stated. Reference not stated in the text; the retailer link contains gfj-18-1865-1-0135-01-c215, which is inferred. Zenith is not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: The second entry in Zenith’s Double Signed series, after the Naoya Hida & Co. edition earlier this year, where the partner supplied the dial. Here Los Angeles engraver J.N. Shapiro cuts the silver dial by hand on rose-engine and straight-line machines with three textures (barleycorn at the rim, basketweave in the center and his Infinity Weave on the small seconds) and also hand-cuts a damaskeen pattern on the movement bridges. 39mm polished 18-karat rose gold case with 18-karat rose gold hands, markers and chapter ring, 50m. COSC-certified hand-wound Calibre 135 (plus or minus 2 seconds per day, 2.5Hz, 72-hour reserve). Three straps with rose gold pin buckles: brown cordovan, beige alligator and black calfskin. Thickness not stated.
• Source: Gear Patrol

Ulysse Nardin — Freak S Purple Enamel

• Edition size: 50 pieces
• Price: $174,400 USD (no CHF price in the source)
• Availability: Announced November 12, 2026 (Worn & Wound). Reference, on-sale date and region-locks not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: A purple colorway for the Freak S Enamel line, which launched in red and turquoise in October 2025. The change is a purple guilloché-flinqué enamel hour disc made in-house at the Donzé Cadrans workshop, beneath the Freak’s rotating movement. Titanium case (diameter and water resistance not stated for this version). Caliber UN-251 has 373 components and rotates once an hour to show the minutes via a pointer, with two inclined silicon balance wheels linked by what the brand calls the world’s smallest differential, and is billed as the first automatic with a double balance. There is no crown: a safety at 6:00 unlocks the bidirectional bezel for setting, and winding is done by turning the caseback.
• Source: Worn & Wound

Citizen — Campanola Small Second Mechanical, refs. NZ4000-56E (Amamitsuhoshi) and NZ4000-56N (Kōjō)

• Edition size: 100 pieces of the black Amamitsuhoshi and 70 pieces of the Kōjō
• Price: ¥825,000 each (about $5,159 USD)
• Availability: Drops December 3, 2026 from Campanola’s website (a Japan site; other markets not stated). Gear Patrol, November 13, 2026.
• What’s new: The first new Campanola automatic caliber in 12 years: the Y520, developed with La Joux-Perret, with 29 jewels and a 60-hour reserve (up from 42 hours on the Y513) and hours, minutes and small seconds only. Gear Patrol prints the beat rate as 28,8000vph, so 28,800 vph is presumed. Both watches are 40mm steel with 50m water resistance, dual-curved sapphire, an exhibition caseback and a three-link bracelet. The Amamitsuhoshi has a black lacquer dial with metal powder and mother-of-pearl shards imitating a night sky (a rendition of a 2011 quartz model), skeletonized hands, and the minute track and Roman numerals moved to the bezel. The Kōjō has a white mother-of-pearl dial with radial engraving suggesting light spreading from a star.
• Source: Gear Patrol

Brellum — Duobox 39 TC Moonphase Chronometer

• Edition size: 46 pieces
• Price: CHF 3,600 excluding VAT (about $4,400 USD, estimated)
• Availability: Announced November 13, 2026 (Monochrome); sold exclusively through brellum.swiss. Reference not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: The triple calendar and moonphase of the 41.8mm Duobox Triple Calendar Moonphase, now in the compact 39mm case with a 12-hour chronograph and a blue sunray dial. 39mm x 15.2mm including the domed box sapphire crystals (11.7mm without them), 48mm lug to lug, steel, 100m. The BR-751 automatic is COSC-certified and based on the Valjoux 7751 (28,800 vph, 46-hour reserve), with a numbered 4N-coated rotor. Day and month sit in the 30-minute counter at 12:00, the date runs on a central pointer, and the 12-hour counter and moonphase share the 6:00 subdial with a day/night indicator at 9:00. Comes with a steel bracelet and a black or brown calf leather strap.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

Raúl Pagès — RP2 The Hour Glass Edition

• Edition size: 3 pieces
• Price: On request; Monochrome puts it in excess of CHF 90,000 (about $110,000 USD, estimated), against CHF 89,000 for the standard RP2
• Availability: Announced November 13, 2026 (Monochrome); exclusive to Singapore retailer The Hour Glass. Reference not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: A light blue mother-of-pearl dial center in place of the standard RP2’s cerulean blue with white agate, on a German silver base with a black-nickel German silver hour ring and a gray recessed small seconds. The bridges and baseplate are frosted with polished bevels instead of the standard Geneva stripes. 38.5mm x 11.5mm steel, 30m. Hand-wound manufacture caliber (21,600 vph, 60-hour reserve) with a 12.5mm variable-inertia balance. Two hand-stitched straps, gray-blue and beige.
• Source: Monochrome Watches

Seiko — 5 Sports HDB019K1 “Alishan” Edition

• Edition size: Gear Patrol calls it a limited edition; the piece count is not stated
• Price: NT$13,000 (about $394 USD)
• Availability: A Taiwan exclusive, so region-locked; US buyers would have to use the secondary market. Gear Patrol, November 12, 2026; the retailer link points to Seiko Boutique Taiwan.
• What’s new: A regional colorway of the 5 Sports line that carries on the SKX-style design: an Alpinist-style deep green dial with golden accents, inspired by Taiwan’s Alishan mountains and their sunsets, and a two-tone dark gray and auburn bezel. Specs match the HDB 5 Sports: 42.5mm across and 14.2mm thick (up from 13.4mm), 4R36 automatic, 100m, steel bracelet. Sold with a travel bag, a carabiner and artwork by Taiwanese illustrator Croter.
• Source: Gear Patrol

No new limited editions from American or microbrand brands. Luminox’s two limited editions flagged New on its new-arrivals page, the Volition America Continuum 250 and the Navy SEAL 3500 Semper Fortis, date from September and July 2026, so they are not repeated.

Section 2 — New Standard Models

Japanese

Casio — Vintage x A.P.C. AQ-240EAC-3A and AQ-240EGAC-9A

• Edition size: Standard production (a collaboration, not described as limited)
• Price: $110 USD for the AQ-240EAC-3A (silver case, deep green dial) and $135 USD for the AQ-240EGAC-9A (gold-tone); €99.90 and €119 in Spain
• Availability: On sale November 17, 2026 at casio.com, G-Shock stores and A.P.C. stores per The Gadgeteer; Casio Japan gives the same date (4:00 pm JST). Casio’s US site lists the pair as coming soon. First listed November 11 (Gizmochina); Gear Patrol covered it November 12.
• What’s new: The second Casio x A.P.C. collaboration, now on the retro AQ-240 analog-digital (the standard AQ-240 runs about $70 per The Gadgeteer). The changes are cosmetic: A.P.C. logos on the dial and buckle, the label’s guitar-and-dagger motif engraved on the caseback, special packaging with a pouch, and a dial stripped of the usual printed text. The module is the regular AQ-240’s: analog hands with a small digital window for seconds and date, powered by an SR920W battery rated at about three years.
• Source: The Gadgeteer; also Casio

Nothing else new from Japanese brands since last covered. Orient’s news page still shows October 6 as its newest item; Ōtsuka Lōtec’s news page lists only the November 12 GPHG award for the 8号 (not a release), and its shop still lists the same four lottery items (8号, 7.5号, 6号, 5号改); Citizen’s global news page shows nothing after March 31, 2026, and Citizen’s November 13 email was the Promaster Dive x Peter Miller capsule covered November 11. Seiko’s and Casio’s own press rooms were checked only through web search and G-Central, so those are unconfirmed rather than quiet.

Swiss and Luxury

Vulcain — Skindiver Mark II

• Edition size: Standard production
• Price: $2,340 USD on a black rubber strap, $2,490 on a beads-of-rice bracelet and $2,650 on the vintage bracelet (no CHF price in the source)
• Availability: On sale November 24, 2026 from vulcain.ch, with email sign-up for early access on November 23. Gear Patrol, November 12, 2026. No region-lock stated. Reference not stated. Vulcain is not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: Against the 2023 Skindiver Nautique, the steel case grows from 38mm to 39mm and 1mm taller (13.2mm), and water resistance rises 50 percent to 300m. A sandwich dial with cut-out markers over Super-LumiNova replaces the printed markers, and a ceramic bezel insert gets a fully lumed 60-minute track. The ETA 2824 gives way to a COSC-certified Soprod M300 automatic with a 60-hour reserve (up from 38), seen through a sapphire exhibition caseback. Dials in black, gray, blue, mint and salmon.
• Source: Gear Patrol

Nothing else new in standard production from Swiss and luxury brands since last covered (the Zenith, Ulysse Nardin, Brellum and Raúl Pagès pieces are limited and appear in Section 1). Rolex, Tudor, Omega, Audemars Piguet, Breitling, Panerai, Longines, Tissot, Mido, Rado, Hamilton, Swatch, Nivada Grenchen and Norqain press rooms were not opened directly this run, and web searches surfaced nothing dated inside the window, so those are unconfirmed rather than quiet.

American

Timex — x Jacquie Aiche True Intentions, refs. TW6A15400 and TW6A15300

• Edition size: Standard production (not described as limited)
• Price: $500 USD for TW6A15400 (malachite dial, gold-tone) and $400 USD for TW6A15300 (black enamel dial, two-tone)
• Availability: Both are flagged New on timex.com with Add to Bag; announced in Timex’s November 12, 2026 email. No ship date or region-lock stated.
• What’s new: A small rectangular collaboration with jewelry designer Jacquie Aiche, built around her tribe eye motif at the center of the dial: natural malachite on the $500 reference, black enamel on the $400 one. Crystal hour markers and 28 crystals on the bezel, luminant hands and a black detail on the crown. Stainless steel case 24mm wide, 34mm lug to lug and 9mm tall, quartz (SR626SW), mineral crystal, 30m, on an 18mm steel bracelet with a butterfly clasp.
• Source: Timex (TW6A15400); also Timex (TW6A15300)

Nothing else new from American brands since last covered. Luminox’s new-arrivals page shows 18 results with no Pre-order or Coming Soon flags, all already covered or older; Shinola’s new-watches page shows “No products found” (its Duck Automatic launched October 6); Timex’s other emails since November 12 were sale promos. Bulova’s new-arrivals page failed to load and Citizen group news shows nothing on Bulova, so Bulova is unconfirmed rather than quiet.

Microbrand

Christopher Ward x Mr Jones — C1 Bel Canto Lucia, refs. C01-41APT5-T00O0-MC (leather) and C01-41APT5-T00O0-B1 (Consort bracelet)

• Edition size: Standard production; unlike the 300-piece C1 Celestial Moonphase from the first Mr Jones collaboration, it joins the permanent collection
• Price: $5,550 USD on leather, $5,895 on the three-row titanium Bader bracelet and $5,995 on the titanium Consort bracelet
• Availability: On sale now, with deliveries expected around the end of the year. Announced November 12, 2026 (Gear Patrol, Worn & Wound). No region-lock stated.
• What’s new: The dial of the chiming Bel Canto becomes a hand-printed 19-color songbird scene by illustrator Andy Wilx, printed at Mr Jones’s London workshop. The bird is six gold-plated brass parts, its mouth opens and closes with the chime and its tail acts as the hammer striking a gong (a D note on the hour), set against an orange sunburst fumé time dial. The 41mm Grade 5 titanium case is the standard Bel Canto’s, with a dual-signed closed caseback, and water resistance is 30m. The movement is new: Calibre FS01-2 keeps Christopher Ward’s chime module but moves to the Sellita SW200-2 Power+ base, lifting the reserve from 38 hours to up to 65.
• Source: Gear Patrol

Studio Underd0g — 04Series (Shepherd’s Delight, Cloud10, Arabian Sky and 0vercast)

• Edition size: Standard production (no limit stated); four colors, each in 37mm and 38.5mm
• Price: $1,100 USD
• Availability: Announced November 13, 2026 (Gear Patrol, Worn & Wound, Monochrome) and sold on Studio Underd0g’s own site. Both sizes of 0vercast and Shepherd’s Delight sold out shortly after the announcement; Cloud10 and Arabian Sky were still available when Gear Patrol published. Our November 11 post noted only a “04SERIES” teaser with no specs, so this is the first write-up. References not stated.
• What’s new: The brand’s fourth production series and its first automatic and first calendar: a quick-set retrograde pointer date (it snaps back to 1 after 31, so the hand never covers the moonphase), a weekend indicator in which a disc under the dial shades the weekend days, and a moonphase at 6:00. The movement is a Sea-Gull Calibre ST-2115B developed exclusively for the brand with 34 new parts (4Hz, 42-hour reserve, stated accuracy of minus 10 to plus 15 seconds per day). Steel case, 13.5mm thick (10.5mm without the domed crystal), sapphire front and back, 50m.
• Source: Gear Patrol

CWC — Navy Eighty CD-1 (five versions)

• Edition size: Standard production (not described as limited)
• Price: £2,083 (about $2,750 USD per Gear Patrol; The Gadgeteer lists $3,343, so the USD figure is unconfirmed)
• Availability: Available now from cwcwatch.com, per Gear Patrol, November 13, 2026. No region-lock stated. References not stated. A British brand, not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: A recreation of CWC’s 1980 Royal Navy Clearance Diver with modern upgrades: a Sellita SW200-1 Top Grade automatic replaces the original ETA, with a sapphire crystal, a scratch-resistant ceramic bezel insert and Super-LumiNova X1 lume (BGW9 or a vintage tint). It keeps the curvy 41mm polished steel case with a 40mm bezel, fixed lug bars (so only a pass-through strap fits), a screw-down caseback and crown, and 300m. Three blue-dial and two black-dial versions, with white or silver hands and indices; each comes with a second military-style strap.
• Source: Gear Patrol

TACS — Automatic Cassette “Track B”

• Edition size: Standard production, crowdfunded (no piece count stated)
• Price: $600 USD at full price; about $480 USD for early-bird Kickstarter backers
• Availability: Kickstarter campaign running through November 23, 2026 (Gear Patrol, November 13); delivery date not stated. A Japanese brand, not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
• What’s new: The sequel to the 2024 Automatic Cassette: sapphire replaces K1 mineral glass, the lume is improved, a crown guard replaces the faux audio-jack details beside the crown, and the strap becomes Italian vegetable-tanned leather with a butterfly deployant clasp. Unchanged: a 45mm steel (or black) case with 100m water resistance and a Seiko NH70A automatic partly openworked behind the cassette-themed dial.
• Source: Gear Patrol

Nothing else new from microbrands since last covered. Checked directly: Christopher Ward’s new-watches page (66 products; the New items are the Bel Canto Lucia plus Sealander Yalos, Loco Classic and Sealander Chronograph versions announced in September and October), Luminox, Shinola, echo/neutra (no New flags, prices or dates beyond a leather watch roll accessory), Ōtsuka Lōtec, Duxot (its nine New items are the Vitesse and Quadrata colorways covered earlier), the Nodus and Zelos launch pages (both covered November 11), aBlogtoWatch, Worn & Wound, Monochrome and Gear Patrol. Kuoe Kyoto, Lorier, Traska, Monta, Baltic, Brew, Halios and Farer sites were not opened this run, and web searches surfaced nothing dated inside the window, so those are unconfirmed rather than quiet.