All articles tagged with #limited edition
Seiko has released the production version of its 2024 'Pandagraph' concept, a quartz chronograph that literally resembles a panda. Priced at $540, the limited-edition watches feature ear-shaped pushers, bamboo-leaf hands, and a 'Sasameter' scale, available in white and pink variants starting in November 2026.
Seiko has launched a limited production run of its 2024 'Panda Lover' concept watch, featuring a literal panda face design with ear-shaped pushers and a 'Sasameter' scale. The quartz chronograph is available in white and pink, priced at $540, with global limits of 3,000 and 2,000 pieces respectively, starting in November 2026.
Raymond Weil has released the Millesime Jubilee, a 500-piece limited edition chronograph celebrating its 50th anniversary. Priced at CHF 3,895, it offers a more accessible alternative to the sold-out 'The Fifty' with a 39mm stainless steel case, blue bi-compax dial, and automatic RW5030 movement.
Christopher Ward has released the C1 Jump Hour XV, a 300-piece limited edition that reimagines its 2011 C9 Harrison model. The new watch features a smaller 39mm case, a refined guilloché dial, and an upgraded Sellita SW200-1 movement with the brand's JJ01 module. Priced at $2,495, it offers modernized finishing and improved reliability compared to the original, which cost $1,585 in 2011.
Christopher Ward has released the C1 Jump Hour XV, a 300-piece limited edition celebrating the 15th anniversary of its first in-house complication. The watch features a 39mm stainless steel case, a femtosecond laser-engraved guilloché dial, and the Calibre JJ01 movement, which adds a 36-component module to a Sellita base for smoother power consumption. Priced at $2,495 on a leather strap, it joins the brand’s premium Atelier line, offering a modernized take on the 2011 C9 original with improved finishing and a slimmer profile.
Patek Philippe unveiled seven limited-edition timepieces at its Milan Watch Art Grand Exhibition, including a steel Aquanaut with a blue gradient dial and a new perpetual calendar chronograph. The Aquanaut, limited to 250 pieces, features a 40.8mm case and costs $43,761, while the exhibition focuses on education rather than direct sales.
Subaru revealed two limited-production 2027 models at Boxerfest 2026: the WRX GD25 and BRZ ZC15. These anniversary editions honor 25 and 15 years of U.S. sales, respectively, featuring heritage colors, performance upgrades, and strict production caps.
Grand Seiko has released the SBGW325 'Arabic Blue,' a 600-piece limited edition priced at $5,800, which modernizes the 2001 SBGW003 with a deep indigo dial and silver Arabic numerals. The 37.3mm stainless steel watch features the manual-winding 9S64 movement, a 72-hour power reserve, and a hand-dyed indigo crocodile strap. While the design honors the brand's 25th anniversary of the 9S caliber, critics are divided on the unconventional numeral choice, with some praising its boldness and others finding it jarring against Grand Seiko's typical faceted indices.
This week’s watch roundup spans Blancpain’s Lady B, Czapek’s Promenade L’Écume des Jours, Grand Seiko’s SBGW325 reviving the 9S Arabic numerals, and Rolex’s Perpetual Padellone, plus a host of collaborations and new colourways across a wide price range, from accessible models to ultra-luxe limited editions.
Audemars Piguet launches the Royal Oak Selfwinding Chronograph 'Serena Williams' Limited Edition, a 38mm white ceramic model with a pink mother-of-pearl dial and pink rubber strap, powered by Calibre 6401 with a 55-hour reserve; limited to 500 pieces priced at CHF 70,000, highlighting AP's women-focused design approach in collaboration with Serena Williams.
Starbucks launches a limited-edition Peanuts collection across select cafés worldwide on Sept. 15, featuring 10 items (cups, plush, tote, pins and more) plus exclusive Shop merch for Rewards members; two Peanuts-themed secret-menu drinks—Charlie Brown Mocha Frappuccino and Snoopy Cookie Frappuccino—debut in the Starbucks app, tying the Great Pumpkin anniversary to PSL season.
To celebrate its Florence boutique milestone, Panerai unveils two 44mm Luminor divers inspired by a 1960s reference 6152/1 prototype. Both share the hand-wound Calibre P.5000 with an 8-day power reserve, but differ in materials and water resistance: PAM01734 in Platinumtech with a 100m rating and sapphire caseback, and PAM01794 in steel with a 300m rating and a closed caseback. The platinum model is limited to 100 pieces and priced at $56,400, while the steel version is limited to 1,000 pieces at $11,000. The design nods include a domed sapphire crystal evoking vintage acrylics and crown-protector grooves borrowed from the prototype; a Florence exhibition runs alongside the launch.
Mercedes-Benz’s Mythos division has sold all 30 units of the AMG CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung—a 637-hp, rear-drive 4.0L twin-turbo V8 based on the CLE 53, featuring carbon-fiber weight savings (about 375 lb), extensive aero upgrades with more than 550 lb of downforce, and a stripped interior. It does 0–60 mph in 3.9 seconds, reaches 193 mph, and rides on 20-inch wheels with ceramic brakes; production is limited to 30 and all are sold.
Mercedes‑AMG unveils the CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung, a 30‑unit limited, rear‑wheel‑drive 646hp twin‑turbo 4.0‑L V8‑based coupe built on a strengthened CLE 53 chassis. With KW suspension, carbon aero, wide fenders, a roll cage and racing seats, it targets track performance more than street practicality. Weighing about 1,895 kg, it runs 0–62 mph in 3.9 sec, 0–124 mph in 11.4 sec, and tops at 193 mph; price isn’t disclosed and the order book is closed.
Le Creuset has announced a limited-edition Star Trek collection featuring space-themed kitchen items such as Vulcan oven mitts, spaceship-shaped baking dishes, and a communicator grater. The article provides pricing, availability, and a release date for this collaboration, aimed at fans and collectors who want a sci-fi-inspired upgrade to their cookware.