17 Watches You Missed from Swatch, Seiko, Timex and More

Ball’s collab with British watch publisher Oracle Time features a patterned dial inspired by the “dazzle” camouflage pattern used by British warships in the First World War.

Seiko created this panda chronograph in honor of Initial D‘s 30th anniversary. The watch mimics the styling of the Toyota AE86 “Panda” driven by series protagonist Takumi Fujiwara and is limited to 1,995 pieces, coinciding with the year the comic debuted.

Citizen lifts its most elevated watch a step further by adding a new washi paper dial and platinum DLC coating over the 38mm Super Titanium case. The tonal blue, tie-dye-esque washi dial is inspired by a flowing river, and the gold-tone seconds hand emulates the reflection of sunlight off the water. It is powered by Citizen’s caliber A060 Eco-Drive movement, which has an accuracy of +/-5 seconds per year, and comes on an indigo genuine crocodile leather strap with a folding clasp.

This piece unique adds a sparkling red lacquer dial and white minute/seconds track to AP’s unique wandering hours watch, created to honor the 60th anniversary of Singapore’s independence.

Three decades after its release, the Intrepid shrinks to 36mm — a 10mm difference to the original case size — courtesy of a collaboration with the female-focused watch platform Dimepiece. The watch also receives a new cream dial, purple accents and a cobranded caseback.

Luminox’s Pacific Diver series is among the brand’s most stylish watches. This reimagining takes them in a very different direction, stylistically and materially. The trio sees its case, normally stainless steel, swapped for the brand’s ultra-tough Carbonox case. That also means they have a blacked-out appearance. However, the pop of color provided by the dial — in either red, green or blue — remains.

Bulova collaborated with Brazilian artist Thiago Rosinhole on this special version of the brand’s popular moon watch. It features a blue timascus dial created by forging multiple layers of titanium together resulting in a striking, one-of-a-kind look.

Bell & Ross teamed up with Singaporean watch dealer Sincere for this special version of the BR-05 integrated sports watch. The watch features a white dial with red text, hands and indices, a nod to Singapore’s flag. In the dark, the white dial glows blue thanks to a hefty application of Grade X2 Super-LumiNova, making this the first BR-05 to get B&R’s “Full Lum” treatment.

The watch brand Sherpa is itself an ode to the watch by the same name from the defunct Enicar. It is a passion project of German engineer Martin Klocke, who meticulously reproduced a super compressor dive watch case based on the original 1954 design from EPSA, upgraded with modern refinements and sealants. The result is the Ultradive, one of the few genuine super compressor dive watches available today. The dial is based on the Enicar Sherpa, and it runs on a heavily customized top-tier Sellita caliber SW200-1 automatic movement with a 38-hour power reserve.

Bremont outfits is 500-meter-rated dive watch with a “Polar” colorway consisting of a white 3D wave-patterned dial and a matte-black ceramic bezel with its markings in relief.

Panerai’s longstanding relationship with the Italian Navy, the Marina Militare, continues with this collab that sees the brand’s most dedicated dive watch take to the skies with Aviazione Navale, Marina Militare’s aviation branch. The watch’s green gradient dial is inspired by the pilots’ uniforms, while the gray lume recalls their advanced aircraft.

Seiko stakes its claim as the Pepsi GMT with this official Pepsi collab. The 5 Sports GMT has been given a makeover inpsired by Pepsi’s contemporary branding and features no only a blue-and-red bezel and black dial but also a black PVD case and black Pepsi-branded silicone strap.

Part of Seiko’s official collab with Pepsi, this diver features an iconic red-and-blue bezel paired with a silverwhite dial inspired by the cola’s 1990s branding.

The latest addition to Citizen’s Promaster collection comes with the company’s cutting-edge Caliber U830 and Memory-in-Pixel display. That gives the watch excellent power efficiency and visibility, not to mention the ability to set multiple alarms for different times and days. The watch also features a rotating slide-rule bezel, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, 200 meters of water resistance and a 43mm case.

Girard-Perregaux continues its ongoing collaboration with Aston Martin with this ultra-cool take on the iconic Laureato sports watch. The watch combines a black ceramic case and integrated bracelet with a skeletonized movement while also adding a few AM-approved stylistic touches. The hands, indices, applied GP logo and solid gold rotor have all been treated with a shade of Aston Martin Racing Green, and even the unique lume formula emulates the legendary British motorsports shade. Finally, the watch features a metalized Aston Martin logo on the sapphire caseback and is limited to 88 pieces.

Fossil’s collab with Marvel visually recreates the Fantastic Four’s wrist-worn notification devices as seen in the supehero team’s MCU film, but swaps out the tech for a unique dual-time display.

Swatch creates the ultimate MoonSwatch with this blue panda stunner that’s overflowing with special features. There’s an earthphase complication, a moonphase complication with moons coated in Omega’s Moonshine Gold alloy, an aventurine-inspired pattern on the hands and dial, a stock rubber strap and, most notably, an image of everyone’s favorite cartoon beagle.