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Timex has quietly released a new Peanuts collaboration that blends vintage Q styling with playful Snoopy art. The limited-feel drop swaps the familiar panda look for a deep, glossy blue and layers more of the beagle across the dial. If you like watches that wink at collectors while staying affordable, this one is worth a closer look.
What the new Timex x Peanuts Q Chronograph brings
The model is a 75th Anniversary edition of the Q Timex Chronograph made in partnership with Peanuts. It keeps the compact 40mm case size and retro Q proportions, but the visual changes are dramatic.
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- Deep blue glossy dial with tonal subdials and white printing for high contrast.
- Aluminum tachymeter bezel matched to the dial color.
- Three different Snoopy illustrations—one in each subdial—rather than a single small motif.
- A bracelet option instead of the usual strap, giving the watch a dressier presence.
Dial details and playful Snoopy touches
The dial departs from the classic panda layout in favor of a monochrome blue look. Printing and markers are bright white, which lifts legibility and gives the watch an unexpectedly upscale feel.
Timex redesigned the dial typography. The applied Q logo and Timex name sit a touch lower. A double index now marks 12:00, and the watch drops the “Quartz Chronograph” label for a cleaner face.
Most obvious is the increase in Snoopy. Each subdial carries its own Snoopy pose. That multiplies charm without turning the dial chaotic. The result is playful symmetry that still reads as thoughtful design.
Notable aesthetic tweaks
- “Since 1972” text added at 6:00, echoing luxury watch placement.
- Tonal subdials integrated into the blue field for a cohesive look.
- Vertically brushed links on the bracelet for a refined finish.
Case, bracelet, movement and build
The rest of the watch keeps much of the Q Timex formula most buyers know and like.
- Case: 40mm stainless steel.
- Crystal: domed acrylic, preserving the retro vibe.
- Water resistance: 50 meters—fine for daily wear.
- Movement: Miyota 2035 quartz chronograph.
- Caseback: engraved Peanuts Gang and the year 2025, plus the Q-series removable battery hatch.
The big physical change is the bracelet. It is a faux-integrated tapering bracelet with a folding clasp and quick-release spring bars. The brushed flat links lift the watch away from a purely casual look.
Price, where to buy, and availability
This edition appears off the main Timex store. The watch first showed up at Nordstrom and later at Uncrate.
- Retail price: listed at $289 at both Nordstrom and Uncrate.
- Also appearing on reseller platforms like eBay, sometimes at a premium.
- Nordstrom does not label it limited, while Uncrate calls it limited without sharing numbers.
Demand could outpace supply. If you want one, buying sooner is prudent.
How this compares to other Snoopy releases
There are many Snoopy-themed watches on the market from brands like Timex, Swatch, Orient and Avi-8. Omega’s Speedmaster Silver Snoopy remains the aspirational icon for many fans.
- Compared with Timex’s panda chronograph, this blue 75th Anniversary offers a more cohesive color story.
- Compared with the MoonSwatch and other Peanuts collaborations, the Q Chronograph leans into vintage cues rather than modern novelty.
- Bracelet option and triple-Snoopy treatment give this version standout value at the price point.
Specs at a glance
- Model: Timex x Peanuts Q Chronograph 75th Anniversary
- Case size: 40mm stainless steel
- Crystal: domed acrylic
- Movement: Miyota 2035 quartz chronograph
- WR: 50 meters
- Bezel: blue aluminum tachymeter
- Bracelet: tapering brushed steel with folding clasp
- Special marks: Peanuts Gang engraving and “2025” on the caseback
- Price: $289 (Nordstrom, Uncrate)
Buying tips and what to watch for
- Check Nordstrom and Uncrate for stock before turning to resellers.
- If you prefer straps, look for earlier panda releases; this edition favors a bracelet.
- Confirm return policies when buying from a third party.
- Take photos of the caseback and battery hatch if you buy used.
Collectors and casual fans alike will find something to like: it’s playful, wearable and priced below most enthusiast grails.
