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- Venezianico — Redentore Two Harbors Limited Edition: official launch October 26, 2026. Link
Section 1 — Limited & Special Editions
Seiko — 145th Anniversary "Edo Purple" collection (Astron HAB011J1, Prospex Speedtimer HBJ005P1, Prospex Alpinist HBC006J1, Presage Cocktail Time HCB006J1, 5 Sports HDB003K1, Seiko Selection Rotocall HFL001) 
- Edition size: Astron 2,000; Speedtimer 8,000; Alpinist 7,000; Cocktail Time 6,000; 5 Sports 9,999; Rotocall 4,000 (the Rotocall figure comes from HiConsumption only; Notebookcheck gives none)
- Price: Japan, tax included: Astron ¥330,000 (about $2,150 USD), Speedtimer ¥111,100 (about $725), Alpinist ¥130,900 (about $855), Cocktail Time ¥80,300 (about $525), 5 Sports ¥63,800 (about $415). US, per press reports: Astron $2,900, Speedtimer $750, Alpinist $900, Cocktail Time $625, 5 Sports $450 (Maxim lists $425), Rotocall $585. Seiko USA’s own Speedtimer page lists $775, so the press figures may be off; treat the other US prices as unconfirmed. USD conversions for the yen prices are estimates.
- Availability: On sale in Japan from October 9, 2026; the US is listed for October at Seiko Boutiques and select retailers with no date, and Seiko USA’s Speedtimer page is tagged New and Limited but shows no purchase option. Japan-first, so effectively region-locked for now. Announced August 6, 2026 and not written up in any earlier post (held on October 24 for lack of a confirmed date); caught up here.
- What’s new: Six references in Edo purple, a color tied to Seiko’s founding era in Tokyo. Astron: 43.3mm titanium case, GPS-solar caliber 5X83, titanium and ceramic bezel, ridged gradient dial. Speedtimer: 41.4mm x 13mm, 45.9mm lug to lug, solar chronograph caliber V192 (about 6 months of reserve fully charged), two-tone aluminum tachymeter bezel with purple on about a quarter of it. Alpinist: 39.5mm, caliber 6R55 (72 hours), leather strap, purple compass inner ring, 20 bar. Cocktail Time: 40.5mm, caliber 4R34 with a 24-hour hand, radial purple dial. 5 Sports: 42.5mm SKX-style case, caliber 4R36, three-row bracelet, gold 5 logo. Rotocall: 37mm steel digital quartz (caliber A824) based on the 1982 original.
- Source: Notebookcheck, HiConsumption, Seiko USA
KUOE Kyoto — Royal Smith 90-006 Large, New York Limited Edition 
- Edition size: 50 pieces
- Price: Not stated
- Availability: Sold exclusively at Windup Watch Fair New York, October 16 to 18, 2026, which has ended; no online sale is mentioned. Sponsored Worn & Wound post, undated on the page. Missed on the earlier dates and caught up here. Reference listed only as 90-006 (Large).
- What’s new: The 90-006 grows from KUOE’s usual 35mm to 39mm at the request of overseas customers. Waffle dial with a sector layout splitting inner and outer areas, Dauphine-style hands carried over from the discontinued 90-005, cream dial in a silver case, Miyota 9039 automatic (about 42 hours), brown Italian leather strap with a Fitwell micro-adjust buckle.
- Source: Worn & Wound
Donut Watch Co. — Jelly Donut 
- Edition size: Limited batches: 150 watches at the fair (50 per day, October 16 to 18) plus a small online final batch; the online count is not stated
- Price: $649 USD
- Availability: The fair batches and the Windup Watch Shop online batch (October 19, 10am EDT) are sold out per Gear Patrol, October 21, 2026, which suggests this is the end of the run. Reference not stated. Not on our tracked list; included for enthusiast coverage. Missed on the earlier dates and caught up here.
- What’s new: The brand’s first publicly available watch: 35mm steel case, Japanese automatic (Gear Patrol guesses a Miyota 8-series), 50m, two-tone pink dial where a dark pink jelly disc replaces the translucent center of the earlier Glazed, a color-changing running indicator at 5:00, a gray nylon strap with pink accents and a plush donut-shaped travel case.
- Source: Gear Patrol, Windup Watch Shop
No new limited editions from American brands. Nothing new from Swiss and luxury limited editions since last covered.
Section 2 — New Standard Models
Japanese
Nothing new from Japanese brands since last covered, apart from the Seiko Edo purple series above. Orient’s news page blocks automated access, so Orient is unconfirmed rather than quiet.
Swiss and Luxury
Nothing new from Swiss and luxury brands since last covered.
American
These Timex pages carry a New flag on timex.com but were not opened or written up in earlier posts, so they are covered here from the product pages. None has a stated launch date.
Timex — Marlin Quartz GMT 40mm Bracelet, ref. TW2Y84100 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: $249 USD
- Availability: Flagged New with Add to Bag on timex.com (US store); no stock count. No region-lock noted.
- What’s new: A quartz GMT Marlin: 40mm x 13.5mm steel case (47.5mm lug to lug), Swiss Ronda quartz (SR920SW) with date, domed acrylic, 50m, ice-blue sunray dial with a blue and white triangle GMT hand, on a 20mm bracelet with deployant clasp.
- Source: Timex
Timex — Marlin Quartz GMT 40mm Leather, ref. TW2Y84200 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: $219 USD
- Availability: Flagged New and Low Stock on timex.com (US store), but a customer Q&A says the brown dial is out of stock with no restock date, so availability is unclear. No region-lock noted.
- What’s new: The same 40mm x 13.5mm Marlin GMT (47.5mm lug to lug, Ronda SR920SW, domed acrylic, 50m) with a brown sunray dial, gold-tone faceted markers and an orange and white GMT hand, on a brown smooth-grain leather strap.
- Source: Timex
Timex — Deepwater Arctic 200 40.5mm (blue), ref. TW3A01900 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: $259 USD
- Availability: Flagged New with Add to Bag on timex.com (US store); no stock count. The sibling TW3A02000 ($269) was covered October 21. No region-lock noted.
- What’s new: The blue-dial sibling of the Arctic 200 diver: 40.5mm x 11.5mm (47mm lug to lug), quartz (SR626SW), anti-reflective sapphire, 200m with screw-down crown and caseback, blue dégradé dial with partial numerals, blue HNBR rubber strap.
- Source: Timex
Timex — Marlin Neo Classic Chronograph 40mm Leather, ref. TW6A01200 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: $279 USD
- Availability: Flagged New with Add to Bag on timex.com (US store); a pre-order variant, TW3A00200, is also listed and was not opened. The bracelet version, TW3A00300, was covered October 24. No region-lock noted.
- What’s new: Same 40mm x 13mm case (48.5mm lug to lug) and quartz chronograph (SR920SW) as the bracelet version, with a cream multiscale dial (telemeter, tachymeter, 24-hour subdial; the specs list it as silver-tone), blue numerals and hands, domed acrylic, 50m, on a black leather strap.
- Source: Timex
Timex — Cavatina Mini 17mm Leather, ref. TW2Y87800 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: $119 USD (a second reference, TW2Y87900, is listed at $129 on pre-order and was not opened)
- Availability: Flagged New with Add to Bag on timex.com (US store); no stock count. No region-lock noted.
- What’s new: A very small dress watch: 17mm case, 25mm lug to lug, 8mm thick, quartz (SR521SW), mineral glass, 30m (splash resistant only), white dial with full Arabic numerals and the ’60s script logo, on an 8mm black crocodile-grain leather strap.
- Source: Timex
Timex — Addison 23mm Leather, ref. TW2Y90600 
- Edition size: Standard production
- Price: $119 USD
- Availability: Flagged New with Add to Bag on timex.com (US store); no stock count. A second Addison, TW2Y90700, was not opened. No region-lock noted.
- What’s new: A 23mm women’s dress watch, 31.5mm lug to lug, 8mm thick, quartz (SR626SW), mineral crystal, 30m (splash resistant only), silver-tone textured sunray dial with Roman numerals, 12mm black crocodile-grain leather strap; Timex flags sustainable features.
- Source: Timex
Not opened, so held: Marlin Chatham TW2Y84500 ($299), the pre-order Marlin Neo Classic TW3A00200 and Cavatina Mini TW2Y87900. Luminox’s new-arrivals page shows 15 New items, all already covered or undated catalog references, and Shinola’s new-watches page still shows "No products found." Bulova could not be checked against bulova.com or Citizen group channels this run; Windup Watch Shop’s index mentions Bulova Shelby Racer Chronograph, Lunar Pilot Black Hole and Sea Hunter (Chicago edition) and a Citizen Promaster Dive Eco-Drive, but with no dates or prices, so they are held.
Microbrand
Nothing new from microbrand standard models since last covered. Checked directly this run: Christopher Ward’s new-watches page (only the C1 Loco Classic and C63 Sealander Chronograph flagged New, both covered; no Pre-order or Coming Soon flags), Ōtsuka Lōtec’s news page (nothing after September 15) and base.shop (7.5号 ¥396,000, 6号 ¥495,000 and 5号改 ¥825,000 by lottery; no application dates shown) and echo/neutra’s homepage (1956 Chrono GMT Purple and the Averau collection, both covered). aBlogtoWatch and Worn & Wound show nothing dated October 25. Baltic, Nodus, Monta, Lorier, Duxot, Traska, Zelos, Studio Underd0g, Brew, Halios and Farer were not opened this run, so those are unconfirmed rather than quiet.
