Timex expands Harry Potter collection with three new Q Timex watches inspired by the Time-Turner and Sorcerer's Stone

Timex has expanded its Harry Potter watch collection with three new Q Timex models inspired by Hermione Granger’s Time-Turner and the Sorcerer’s Stone. The company originally announced its collaboration with Warner Bros. in April 2026, introducing several watches based on its Weekender, Waterbury and Hailey collections. The latest additions adopt the retro styling of the Q Timex series, with three references now listed on the company’s US storefront.
The most expensive of the bunch is the Harry Potter x Q Timex Time-Turner Chronograph (TW2Y75900). It features a 40mm stainless-steel case, a silver dial decorated with star-shaped cutouts and two black chronograph subdials arranged to resemble the hourglass in Hermione’s magical Time-Turner.
A stationary gold-tone bezel is engraved with the Time-Turner inscription from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Other details include a wand-shaped second hand, a date window at 3 o’clock, luminous hands and markers, and a domed acrylic crystal. The watch measures 13.5mm thick and comes with an 18mm stainless-steel bracelet.
The second model, the Time-Turner 36mm (TW2Y76000). Unlike its larger counterpart, it features a black and gold-tone dial with a miniature hourglass at the centre, accompanied by star-shaped cutouts and silver glitter accents. Its 36mm stainless-steel case has a bidirectional bezel printed with the same Time-Turner inscription. It also comes with a domed acrylic crystal, luminous hands and markers, and an 18mm black leather strap with quick-release spring bars. The watch measures 12mm thick and weighs 51g.
Rounding out the lineup is the Harry Potter x Q Timex Sorcerer’s Stone (TW2Y99700). Its most prominent feature is a fiery red dial inspired by the titular magical object, housed in a 38mm stainless-steel case with a black IP coating. The Sorcerer’s Stone model features a day-date complication at 3 o’clock, a wand-shaped second hand and an exhibition-style caseback window displaying the name of the stone. It also gets a matching black stainless-steel bracelet and a domed acrylic crystal.
All three models use battery-powered quartz movements and offer 50 metres of water resistance. They also feature luminous hands and markers, although none has the Indiglo backlighting found on some of Timex’s other Harry Potter-themed watches.
The new Harry Potter x Q Timex watches are available through Timex’s official US storefront, starting at $249 for the 36mm TW2Y76000 Time-Turner, $279 for the TW2Y99700 Sorcerer’s Stone and $349 for the TW2Y75900 Time-Turner Chronograph. Check your local Timex store for region-specific availability. Each is a special-edition release, although Timex has not specified a fixed production quantity.






















