Timex expands its Peanuts collection with new Snoopy watches for the holidays

Timex has expanded its Peanuts collaboration with four new seasonal watch references, featuring Snoopy skiing, bundled up against the cold, and celebrating Christmas with Charlie Brown. The latest additions span the company’s digital T80 and analog Weekender ranges.

Two of the new watches belong to the Peanuts x Timex T80 Snoopy Ski family. Both feature 34.5 mm rectangular cases, stainless steel bracelets, and illustrations of Snoopy wearing ski goggles and carrying skis.

The silver-tone variant (TW2Y76700) features a snowy mountain landscape with a light blue sky, while the gold-tone version (TW2Y76800) opts for a more colourful design inspired by retro ski apparel. Both retain the T80’s digital quartz movement, chronograph, date display, alarm, and Indiglo backlight. The two models are priced at $149 and $169, respectively, and are scheduled to launch in the US on November 3.

Next, the Peanuts x Timex Weekender Puffy Coat (TW2Y85700) features a 40 mm silver-tone case and a blue dial depicting Snoopy in a winter jacket and hat, with Woodstock perched above him. It comes with a blue leather strap featuring contrasting red stitching. Activating the watch’s Indiglo backlight reveals a falling-snow effect on the dial. Other specifications include a quartz movement, mineral crystal, and 50-meter water resistance. The watch costs $189 in the US.

Finally, the Peanuts x Timex Weekender Charlie Brown Christmas (TW6A00400) is the most affordable of the four. Priced at $99, it features a 38 mm silver-tone case, a white dial with Snoopy and Charlie Brown artwork, a red seconds hand, and a blue fabric slip-through strap. It uses an analogue quartz movement and offers 30-meter water resistance.

All four references are listed among Timex’s latest arrivals, although the Weekender models had already appeared at European retailers during October. The watches join the company’s growing assortment of seasonal Peanuts collaborations, which recently included Halloween and Day of the Dead-themed Weekenders.