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- Spinnaker x Ben Li Dumas GMT Inkdial: on sale today, November 6, 2026. Link
Section 1 — Limited & Special Editions
Straum — Jan Mayen Titanium Stormy Seas 
- Edition size: Not stated. It is a limited collaboration with The Real Time Show and co-host Rob Nudds, and the watch is discontinued once the order window closes.
- Price: $2,850 USD on the titanium bracelet; $2,500 USD on an FKM rubber strap
- Availability: Preorder on Straum’s website, open until 12 PM EST on November 17, 2026, then discontinued. Shipments are expected in March 2027. No region-lock stated. Reported by Gear Patrol on November 4, 2026; it was not in the November 5 post and is caught up here. Reference not stated.
- What’s new: The Stormy Seas returns, and this time it can be had on Straum’s new Grade 5 titanium bracelet (hardened to 1,200 Vickers, butterfly clasp, 4mm push-button microadjustment, quick-release “Coupling” system). Last year it came only on rubber. The watch is a 38.7mm x 11.5mm Grade 5 titanium case, 100m, with the no-date Swiss La Joux-Perret G101 automatic (68-hour reserve, ±7 sec/day claimed) and a fumé, multi-stamped dial inspired by Jan Mayen island. The “lightsaber” seconds hand is not lumed but reacts under blacklight.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Benly Design — Desktop 95 
- Edition size: 500 pieces per colorway (cream or teal)
- Price: From $159 USD
- Availability: Open for preorder, with shipping expected later in November 2026. No region-lock stated. Reported by Gear Patrol on November 4, 2026; caught up here. Reference not stated.
- What’s new: A Hong Kong brand’s analog watch styled after a Windows 95 desktop: cursor-shaped hands, with a “System” pop-up and the hour markers printed on the crystal to give the dial a 3D layered effect. 39mm stainless steel case, Swiss-made quartz, 50m. Each dial can be had on a leather strap, mesh bracelet or single-link steel bracelet.
- Source: Gear Patrol
No other new limited editions found from Japanese, Swiss and luxury, or American brands.
Section 2 — New Standard Models
Japanese
Orient — Bambino Version 7 36mm 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: $305 USD at Orient Watch USA, shown as 26% off a $410 SRP
- Availability: Available now from Orient Watch USA. Reported by Gear Patrol on November 4, 2026; caught up here. Reference not stated in the article; the retailer link carries the code ra-bb0103s30b, which likely corresponds to one colorway.
- What’s new: The first Bambino case under 38mm; Versions 7 and 2 were previously 40mm and 38mm only. It is 36.4mm with the Orient F6524 automatic and 30m, and the date window is removed for a cleaner dial. Four versions: cream dial with blue hands, white dial on black leather, olive-green dial, and a silver dial with a gold-tone case. The round case, curved lugs and brushed sides carry over. Thickness not stated.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Casio — Oceanus Manta OCW-S7000PW-7A (mother-of-pearl dial) 
- Edition size: Not stated (not described as limited)
- Price: ¥236,500 (about $1,494 USD)
- Availability: Preorder only, through Casio’s Japanese website; US availability unconfirmed, so treat it as Japan-only for now. Reported by Gear Patrol on November 4, 2026; caught up here. A caption also lists the reference as OCW-S7000PW-7AJF.
- What’s new: The existing S7000 Manta (a 2023 design) gets a natural white mother-of-pearl dial and matching subdials, with a pearl-white sapphire bezel ring and blue hands. 42.8mm titanium case, sapphire, 100m, Tough Solar, Multiband 6 radio timekeeping and Bluetooth phone sync, with the offset chronograph layout. A smaller 29.7mm three-hand OCW-S40PW-7A in the same mother-of-pearl treatment was announced alongside it.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Nothing else new from Seiko, Citizen or Ōtsuka Lōtec since last covered. Citizen’s November 4 ATTESA email is the AT8296-53A already covered on November 5. The Seiko SSB429 chronograph that Gear Patrol ran on November 4 is an existing model first sold at Costco in summer 2026, now orderable online, so it is not treated as a release. Ōtsuka Lōtec’s shop still lists the same four lottery items (8号, 7.5号, 6号, 5号改). Orient’s news page was readable this run and its newest items are dated October 6 or earlier, all previously covered.
Swiss and Luxury
Sicura — HEXA 400 Sea Green 
- Edition size: Standard production (no limit stated)
- Price: $1,380 USD
- Availability: Available now through Sicura’s website. Worn & Wound sponsored post, November 5, 2026. Our earlier posts held this watch because specs were unconfirmed; they are confirmed now. Reference not stated in the article text.
- What’s new: A fourth color for the HEXA 400, a green dial in the 40mm hexagonal brushed steel case. Twin-crown layout: the upper screw-down crown sets an internal green-and-white 12-hour bezel for a second time zone, under a black ceramic outer bezel. Sellita SW200 automatic (about 38-hour reserve), date at 3, 400m, Super-LumiNova (green on the bezel, blue on hands and markers), three-link steel bracelet.
- Source: Worn & Wound
Nothing else new from Swiss and luxury brands since last covered. Rolex, Tudor, Omega, Zenith, Breitling and Longines press rooms were not opened this run, so those are unconfirmed rather than quiet.
American
Nothing new from American brands since last covered. Luminox’s new-arrivals page lists 16 New items with no Pre-order or Coming Soon flags; all are undated catalog references or previously covered, including a Pacific Diver Automatic 3100 Series limited edition at $1,745 that we could not confirm as a new release. Shinola’s new-watches page shows no products. Timex’s November 5 email was the Atelier collection covered that day. Bulova’s November 5 email promoted clock radios, not a watch, and Bulova’s own site was not opened this run, so Bulova is unconfirmed rather than quiet.
Microbrand
Serica — 8315-3 Golden Green Travel Chronometer 
- Edition size: Not stated
- Price: €2,090 / $2,342 USD
- Availability: Introduced November 5, 2026 (Worn & Wound); on-sale date and markets not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
- What’s new: A caller-style GMT in a 39mm x 12.3mm 316L steel case, 200m, with the chronometer-certified Soprod C125 automatic (42-hour reserve) and no date. Dark green dial with olive-outlined indices, a two-tone green (AM) and white (PM) asymmetrical GMT bezel, a copper-tipped GMT hand and a plain caseback etched with specifications. 20mm “Expedition” bracelet.
- Source: Worn & Wound
HTD — Aquatic GMT (four launch references) 
- Edition size: Not stated
- Price: $1,119 USD
- Availability: Available now directly from HTD Watches. Reported by Gear Patrol on November 4, 2026; caught up here. Reference numbers not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage.
- What’s new: A true (flyer) GMT with an independently set local hour hand, built on the Miyota 9075 (4Hz, 42-hour reserve). 39mm x 12.4mm steel, 200m, bidirectional 24-click ball-bearing bezel, date at 6, black dial with red GMT hand, Oyster-style three-link bracelet with a signed clasp. Launch bezels: blue-and-red “Pepsi,” brown “Root Beer,” green “Mountain Dew,” plus a black world-time bezel.
- Source: Gear Patrol
Nothing else new from microbrands since last covered. Checked directly: Christopher Ward’s new-watches page (the same 12 New items covered October 29, no Pre-order or Coming Soon flags), Lorier (Astra and Falcon at $699, no New flags on the first page), echo/neutra (1956 Chrono GMT, Cristallo, Averau and Rivanera, none with prices or dates), Ōtsuka Lōtec, aBlogtoWatch, Worn & Wound and Gear Patrol. Baltic’s and Farer’s pages failed to load, 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.
