Watch

Seiko has introduced two new Astron GPS Solar Dual-Time Chronographs: the HAB007 and HAB008. They combine titanium cases with newly developed grey ceramic and use the older GPS Solar 5X83 calibre from 2024.

The King Seiko Vanac HKF005 adds a glitter-flecked dial inspired by Tokyo at night to the 41 mm faceted steel case, with caliber 8L45, a 72-hour reserve and box sapphire. It reaches Europe in October at 3,400 euros, and it is not a limited-edition.

Casio has officially launched two new Baby-G watches in the US. The company Baby-G BG-169GD series consists of two models, namely, the BG-169GD-1 and the BG-169GD-7. Both models feature a grunge-inspired matte finish, world time across 29 zones, a stopwatch, shock-resistant construction, and 200 m (20 bar) water resistance.

Seiko has added the HCB004J Daiquiri and HCB005J Corcovado to its Cocktail Time GMT line, both due in October at 92,400 yen (~$603) including tax. The 4R34 caller GMT, 40.5 mm steel case and box Hardlex crystal carry over; the dials and finishes change.

Casio’s new G-Shock Frogman GWF-D1000BC-1JF pairs a stealthy military-inspired design with professional diving features, including 200-meter water resistance, an 80-meter depth gauge and a wetsuit-ready composite bracelet. The watch launches in Japan later this month for ¥198,000 (~$1,292).

Timex has refreshed its oversized Ironman Adrenaline ana-digi watch with sand-and-black and black-and-blue colorways, retaining its rugged build, 100-meter water resistance, and extensive training functions. Available now for $229, the new models cost substantially more than the 2024 original.

Timex is expanding its premium Atelier lineup with the GMT Première M1a, a new 38mm automatic watch that downsizes the collection's original 40mm footprint. Powered by a Swiss-made Landeron 24 GMT movement with a 40-hour power reserve, the watch features a skeletonized stainless steel case revealing an IP gold middle section.

Seiko has added the HDB004 and HDB005 to its 5 Sports SKX series, with both due in October 2026. The pair share a 42.5 mm steel case, a 4R36 automatic, 100 m water resistance and Hardlex glass, splitting only on dial colour. Neither is priced yet.

Citizen has unveiled two limited-edition Attesa watches inspired in two colourways. Both use Super Titanium cases and bracelets, Citizen’s high-end Eco-Drive F950 Satellite Wave GPS movement and are limited to 1,500 pieces worldwide.

Casio's G-Shock DW-5600BEP-9 sports a gold-tone bezel and band with a black face and gold LCD digits. The watch arrives in November. The BlackEyePatch logo is engraved on the steel caseback, and the watch ships in packaging printed with the words "time is money."

Casio's new GST-W1000 G-Steel has been announced to be launching in three references this October, built from four separately finished metal components rather than a single bezel. The dial is nano-processed at Yamagata Casio, and Tough MVT. 2 adds automatic hand-position correction.

A new Casio G-Shock GMW-B5000 is reportedly in development. It is slated to arrive with a urethane band and other features not previously used in the series.

Timex has expanded its Cavatina Mini lineup with three new SKUs. The TW2Y87700, TW2Y87800 and TW2Y87900 retain the existing Cavatina Mini models’ cases but switch from stainless steel to crocodile-grain leather straps.

New images of the Hotei 45th Celebration G-Shock Guitarhythm model show a grey-on-black pattern across the band and face, with black IP on the buckle and buttons. Preorders open through the official store this autumn, with no price yet announced.

Hamilton has launched the Khaki Field Murph 38 mm H70405140 watch, with a striking new blue-to-black dial inspired by an interstellar comet. The watch features Hamilton’s in-house H-10 automatic caliber, a 38 mm stainless steel case, sapphire crystal, up to 80 hours of power reserve, and 100 m (10 bar) water resistance.

Casio’s MTP-E740 series has debuted in the UK with orange and navy models priced at £85, featuring translucent dials inspired by Seiko’s 1970s Time Sonar. Three additional colorways and wider international availability remain unconfirmed.

Timex has listed the 1990 Moon Phase and Calendar Dial Reissue on its UK and EU stores at £250. The 37 mm gold-tone quartz uses two knobs flanking the crown to set rotating day and date rings, plus a hand-set 28-day moon phase sub-dial above the hub.

Citizen has added the white-dial NH8410-59A to the 40 mm automatic family it began listing last week. Same caliber 8200, same 11.6 mm case and display caseback, announced through Citizen China rather than Hong Kong, and with no price given yet.

Citizen's Star Wars Duel AW0160-09W has dropped to $196.60 on Amazon, an all-time low on a listing live since March. That is $56 under its 90-day average and $153 under the $350 tag it launched with, a few months back. The watch is powered by Citizen's Eco-Drive J800 caliber.

Citizen has previewed four limited-edition Series 8 831 automatic watches, each featuring an angular octagonal case, and faceted geometric dial. Pricing, availability, and specifications remain unconfirmed, though the models are expected to mirror the specifications of the 2025 ice-blue edition.

Timex has officially unveiled the Marlin Tonneau TW2Y84500IK with a new black dial colorway in India. The watch features a vintage-inspired tonneau-shaped gold-tone stainless steel case with a brown leather strap.

A previously unknown Casio G-Shock Frogman has appeared in Indonesia’s official certification database. The GWF-300 is listed as a Japan-made watch, while a separate report claims Bluetooth support.

Timex's Marlin moon phase TW2Y09900 has fallen to $144.27 on Amazon, roughly $88 under its 90-day average. The Marlin Chronograph Tachymeter TW2W99000 sits at $187, a far smaller cut of about $19, but its lowest price in 30 days.

Casio's Edifice EFB-730D-7AV has fallen to only $98.97 on Amazon, an all-time low on Keepa and the first big cut in months on a listing that rarely discounts. The 40 mm chronograph carries sapphire, 100 m water resistance and a steel bracelet.

Timex has unveiled the new Marlin Tonneau TW2Y84300IK, a 36 mm automatic watch featuring a vintage Tonneau case and white dial. The stainless steel case of the watch is paired with a black leather strap with quick-release spring bars. Plus, it comes with 50 m (5 bar) of water resistance.

The Timex Marlin GMT TW2Y84100 launched recently, and it has since been on sale through third-party dealers since June with no official product page from Timex. The $254 quartz GMT scores an ice blue dial with a two-tone 24-hour ring, a 40 mm polished steel case and an acrylic crystal.

Citizen's ES9503-01E joins the xC hikari collection Square 2way line in Japan on 10 September at ¥110,000, or $704. The 25 mm Super Titanium case weighs just 21 g on leather, and caliber H060 adds radio reception, world time and a perpetual calendar.

Citizen's limited-edition PCAT Sport CB5977-03E has dropped to $343.86 on Amazon, an all-time low according to Keepa. The 61% badge measures against an MSRP the listing has rarely charged; against its 90-day average the real saving is nearer $323.

Timex appears to have accidentally published and then removed its launch post for the new Deepwater Meridian 200 HEV Automatic. The 44 mm dive watches feature 200 m water resistance, a helium escape valve, sapphire crystal, ceramic bezel and a Miyota 8215 automatic movement.

The first studio images of Citizen's AV0104-06W Tsuno Chrono show the watch case at 44.5 mm by 15.3 mm, far larger than the 38 mm Tsuno already in the catalog. Caliber E210 resets its chronograph mechanically, with a hammer striking a heart cam inside.

Casio’s new G-Shock Master of G collection has arrived in the US, featuring the Gravitymaster GRB300H-5A, Mudman GW-9500MH-5, and Mudmaster GGB100XMH-5A. Pricing starts at $330 and goes up to $460. All three watches are now available for purchase from Casio's US website.

Casio's MTP-M305L-7AV moon phase watch is now listed on the company's US store at $135, as coming soon rather than available. The reference has been sold internationally since 2023, and Best Buy already carries it below Casio's own asking price.

New G-Shock GDG-B100 renders from Casioblog give us a new estimated price for Casio's first MIP-display Mudman and move the tentative announcement window to October. The caseback shows no Tough Solar marking, a Carbon Core Guard case and module 3587 inside.

Timex’s Peanuts x Marlin Jet Automatic pairs a motorcycle-riding Snoopy dial with retro-futuristic styling, blue accents, and a domed Hesalite crystal. The 38mm automatic watch offers 50-meter water resistance and is now available in the US, UK, and Europe.

Timex has expanded its Peanuts collection with two new Snoopy-themed watches. One is available for purcahse now, while the other can only be pre-ordered.

Casio's GMC-2500-1AJF, GMC-2500-1A8JF and gold GMC-2500G-9AJF fill the middle of the new G-Shock 2500 range at ¥37,400 to ¥39,600, between the resin GAC-2500 and the steel GMC-2500D. All three carry the series' magnetic hands and Multi-Mission Date.

G-Shock and Japanese guitarist Tomoyasu Hotei have announced their fourth collaboration watch. Based on the metal-bezel GM-5600, the new model features Hotei’s Guitarhythm pattern across the face and band.

The black Timex Marlin Quartz TW6A04200 sold out on preorder in the US at $219, but it is still in open stock on the UK store at £180. Strip the VAT out and the British price is actually $16 lower, and it was never even a preorder there.

Casio's GAC-2500 series brings the G-Shock 2500 line's new magnetic hand mount to resin, in four colorways at 20,900 yen each, less than half the price of the full-metal GMC-2500D announced with it. Release is set for November 2026 in Japan.

Casio's new GMC-2500D-1AJF and GMC-2500D-1A2JF watches are launching at ¥49,500 each — they feature hour and minute hands mounted magnetically so they shift under impact instead of breaking. Neither is solar or Bluetooth-equipped, unlike Casio's GMC-B2100 line.

Timex is expanding its Marlin Jet line with two 1960s-inspired chronographs featuring domed Hesalite crystals, bicompax dials, and reliable meca-quartz movements. Priced at $279 and $309, the new models deliver a compelling TAG Heuer Glassbox-style aesthetic at a more accessible price.

Citizen's AW1890-01A joins the Terra Force field line at $350, the same price as the leather and steel-bracelet references, but on a gray nylon NATO strap. The grid-textured gray dial is new; the 41.2 mm case and J810 Eco-Drive movement are not.

Seiko has introduced five new Lukia Grow watches in Japan, comprising three compact rectangular quartz models and two larger titanium variants with solar-powered, radio-controlled movements.

Casio’s fabric-strap F-91WF watches are now available in the US in black, navy blue, and olive green for $45.95. The recycled-PET strap adds comfort and variety, but the otherwise familiar F-91W design and features make its steep premium over resin models difficult to justify.

An unannounced white G-Shock turned up at Notting Hill Carnival, reposted by @geesgshock and described as a Channel One take on the GA-2100-7A7. Casio has confirmed nothing as of writing, and last year's version used a different base.

Seiko's 5 Sports Field x Honda Motocompo Limited Edition is now available to purchase in Singapore for SG$599.50. The 36.4 mm field watch runs on caliber 4R36 and arrives in a run capped at 8,000 pieces globally.

Tudor has revived the Northflag, nearly five years after discontinuing the original. The new watch now comes with a GMT complication, replacing the original power-reserve indicator. The new watch retains a 40 mm stainless steel case, a black dial, and an integrated bracelet design with H-links.

Casio has listed the Café Kitsuné AQ230ECK-3A in the US at $120, with a notification signup instead of a buy button. Japan has the same watch at ¥17,600 including tax, or roughly $110 at current rates.

Seiko has expanded its Presage Japanese Garden collection with the HCB007 and HCB008, two partially skeletonized automatic watches combining open-heart displays with textured herringbone dials. Launching in Japan in September, the 41.8mm models feature Seiko’s 4R71 automatic movement.

Seiko's Lukia Grow Liberty trio reaches Japanese retail on 9 October, capped at 2,000 pieces across three case shapes and three movements. The HEG004J and HEE007J each carry a flat ¥38,500 premium over the regular models they share a case with.