NEW YORK WATCH WEEK CHECKLIST · OCT 14–20, 2026

Debuts (22)

Watches making their debut at New York Watch Week events — shown or sold for essentially the first time here. Recent releases that aren’t launching explicitly this week aren't included.

Windup Watch Fair NYC · 16

  • Brew Watch Co. — A special NYC-inspired limited edition made for the fair. Brew on Instagram
  • Christopher Ward — C1 Loco Classic, launching Oct 15. Windup lead-sponsor preview
  • Clemence — Photic MkII Swiss Edition — 25 pieces; orders open Oct 22. Clemence Watches
  • Donut Watch Company — First-ever public release. Windup Watch Fair
  • Farer — Resolute III Subway Edition — 25 pieces with a hand-worked NYC subway-mosaic dial by The Dial Artist, sold only at the fair. Farer product page
  • Héron — Mirabel GMT New York Edition — 35 numbered pieces, monochromatic grey Art Deco dial with full lume and matching strap; available at the fair. Héron on Instagram
  • Jacques Bianchi Marseille (also at After Hours with Analog:Shift) — A new Deepsea EDC collaboration, following up on the two brands' earlier collab. Jacques Bianchi Marseille Instagram
  • KUOE KYOTO — Royal Smith 90-006 Large, New York Limited Edition — 50 pieces, 39mm, sold only at the fair. Worn & Wound
  • Marathon Watch Company — The newest addition to the SAR lineup, plus a show-only Surplus Field Watch — 300 pieces, 34mm Desert Tan General Purpose Quartz with "U.S. Government" dial. Marathon Watch Company
  • Mr Jones Watches — Tails of New York, a 50-piece show-exclusive limited edition. Mr Jones Watches
  • PAPAR (also at Time+Tide × Papar — Meet the Founders) — The third Papar watch will launch Thu Oct 15 at Time+Tide, expected on display at the booth. Time+Tide Eventbrite
  • Temporal Works — A new collaboration, launching on opening day. Temporal Works Instagram
  • Timex / Timex Atelier — All-new Marlin California Dial debuts, plus a Windup-exclusive Timex Atelier Marine M1a inspired by NYC after dark — gold-tone accents, 25 numbered pieces. Timex on Instagram
  • TRASKA — Commuter Electrum (36/38mm), 50 per size, sold only at the booth. First 50 Friday noon, rest Saturday noon. Traska
  • Vario — Empire Chrono NY Limited Edition (150 pcs), inspired by the Empire State Building lobby clock. Prototype at the booth; pre-orders open Oct 16. Vario
  • Venezianico — Redentore Two Harbors, made with Worn & Wound for Windup — 800 numbered pieces; NYC skyline and Statue of Liberty in relief on the dial; Windup emblem on the caseback. Early-access pre-orders in person at Windup Oct 16–18 (worldwide launch Oct 26). Venezianico Instagram

WatchTime New York · 5

  • Artime (also at Cellini Watch Fair) — ART02 Rostovsky/Cellini Edition — 12 pieces, exclusive to Rostovsky Watches and Cellini Jewelers. WatchTime NY media alert
  • Fortis — Novonaut Halo: a full Lumicast X1 lume dial under dark chronograph counters, with a luminous ceramic bezel and the new Werk 17 TR — in Black, Blue and Green. Fortis Instagram
  • Frederique Constant — Highlife × Pro Padel League Limited Edition, just announced — 39mm automatic (500 pieces) plus a 31mm quartz (300 pieces); available in November. Frederique Constant Instagram
  • MB&F — LM1 EVO: the original Legacy Machine No. 1, revised in the sportier EVO case. Hodinkee
  • Ressence — The new Type 10, launching on opening night. Ressence Instagram

INDIES.NYC Fall Salon · 1

  • Delaloye Genève — First look at Renaissance 1776, a new collection powered by the new Calibre 1776 — shown in images and story; the watch itself won't be presented. Delaloye Genève Instagram

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