Highlights
- Fossil unveiled two limited-edition Fantastic Four watches inspired by Reed Richards’ wrist-computer and themed around Galactus.
- Galactus Edition features a 48mm case, galaxy-themed dial, purple metal strap and only 683 units produced.
- The sold-out Reed Richards model mimics a retro-futuristic design.
- Casio also released a Fantastic Four G-Shock series themed on the main characters.
Fossil has introduced two special-edition timepieces under its Marvel x Fossil Fantastic Four collection. One is based on Reed Richards’ iconic wrist-computer from the upcoming film Fantastic Four: First Steps.
The second, launching on July 14, 2025, takes inspiration from the powerful cosmic villain, Galactus. Here’s all we know about the new launches.
Galactus Limited Edition Watch
Caption – Galactus Limited Edition Watch. (Image credit – Fossil)
The latest reveal is the Galactus-themed watch, which features a bold 48mm case. The dial showcases glowing artwork of Galactus set against a galaxy-inspired backdrop that is taken straight from Super-Villain Classics: Galactus The Origin #1.
The back of the case includes a full-colour image of Galactus along with a unique engraved number indicating its limited-edition status. The watch is powered by a quartz three-hand movement.
Caption – Galactus Limited Edition Watch. (Image credit – Fossil)
Adding to its cosmic vibe, the watch has a purple metal-link strap that matches the central design. It also comes in themed packaging, complete with a Silver Surfer lapel pin and a certificate of authenticity.
Only 683 units of this watch are being produced.
Reed Richards Watch – LE1210SET
Caption – Reed Richards Watch – LE1210SET. (Image credit – Fossil)
The first model in the series has already been released and is based on Reed Richards’ retro-futuristic wrist-computer from the upcoming movie. The LE1210SET features a combination of a negative digital display on the top and an analogue quartz dial with three matte black hands.
It comes in a 32mm silver-colored stainless steel case with a black leather strap. The Fantastic Four logo is engraved on both the strap and the back of the case. It’s also water-resistant up to 3ATM and runs on a V371MF battery.
This edition was limited to 804 units and was priced at $295, £299, or €339. It sold out quickly after its global release.
Availability
The Galactus edition watch will launch worldwide on July 14. While Fossil hasn’t revealed the official price yet, it’s expected to fall in the same range as the Reed Richards model.
Casio Limited-Edition G-Shock Collection
Meanwhile, Casio has also joined the celebration of The Fantastic Four: First Steps movie with a new limited-edition G-Shock collection.
The four white-and-blue watches in this series are themed around the main characters including Mister Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch, and The Thing. Each watch is designed to reflect the unique personalities of the characters. The film is set to hit UK cinemas on July 24.
FAQs
Q1. What are the key features of the Galactus Limited Edition watch by Fossil?
Answer. The Galactus-themed watch features a bold 48mm case, glowing artwork of Galactus on a galaxy-inspired dial, a purple metal-link strap, and comes with themed packaging, a Silver Surfer lapel pin, and a certificate of authenticity. Only 683 units are being produced.
Q2. What is the design inspiration behind the Reed Richards LE1210SET watch?
Answer. The LE1210SET is based on Reed Richards’ retro-futuristic wrist-computer from the upcoming movie and features a negative digital display on top and an analogue quartz dial with three matte black hands.
Q3. When will the Galactus edition watch be available and what is its expected price?
Answer. The Galactus edition watch will launch worldwide on July 14. While Fossil hasn’t revealed the official price yet, it’s expected to fall in the same range as the Reed Richards model.
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