New Timex stainless-steel chronograph debuts with Snoopy sub-dials and tachymeter ring
Timex has introduced a fresh Peanuts collaboration, this time built on the Q Timex Chronograph platform and clad in a deep blue dial, with Snoopy taking over all three sub-dials. The watch is clearly inspired by the retro profile of the brand’s 1970s Q models, with some newer details like a tachymeter ring and a quick-release bracelet system.
This isn’t the first time Timex and Peanuts have worked together. The partnership goes back decades, with Timex releasing numerous Snoopy-themed watches across its Weekender, Marlin, and Q series. Over time, these drops have become collectible because Timex tends to artfully use Snoopy in its designs, rather than treating Snoopy as a simple logo. The new Chronograph uses Snoopy's character poses on each sub-dial rather than printing him somewhere small and out of sight.
The stainless-steel case measures 40 mm and sits 14 mm tall, matching the proportions shown in previous Q Timex Chronographs. The blue aluminum tachymeter ring frames a dial that mixes hand-applied indices with luminous hands and a date window at 4 o’clock. The chronograph runs on a quartz analog movement, while the acrylic crystal gives the watch a warmer, vintage look that Timex often uses for its retro-themed models.
The quick-release steel bracelet attaches without tools and uses a fold-over clasp. Water resistance is rated to 50 meters, enough for light swimming. The caseback features Peanuts branding, and the product imagery shows a brushed finish along the top surfaces with polished edges.
At $289, the Peanuts x Q Timex Chronograph sits in the same price band as earlier character-based Q models, but the artwork placement and stronger motorsports design give it a much clearer identity. You can check out the Timex store page for the same here.
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