6 Snoopy Watches From Timex Worth Wearing Right Now
Six Peanuts x Timex watches, from a $139 digital to a $359 hand-wound tennis Snoopy: size, strap, price and who each one suits.
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Snoopy watches are having a moment, and the reason is simple: Timex keeps putting the character on watches that are good on their own. The cases are real stainless steel, the proportions are classic, and the cartoon sits quietly on the dial instead of shouting.
We went through Timex's Peanuts range and picked six, from a $139 digital to a $359 hand-wound dress piece. Prices and sizes come from Timex's own product pages (checked October 6, 2026). We have not worn them; this is our read of the specs and designs.
Timex Peanuts x Timex T80 Space 34mm
Timex's retro digital T80 with the Peanuts gang in space suits on a dark grey lens and a flexible black resin strap. It is the lowest-priced watch on this list and the most playful.
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Why we like it
- Lowest price here
- 34mm suits smaller wrists
- Retro digital look
Keep in mind
- Digital, so it reads casual
- Resin strap, no bracelet
Timex Peanuts x Timex Weekender Snoopy 40mm
Snoopy and Woodstock on a clean white dial, a 40mm case and a black slip-thru leather strap. The simplest of the six and the easiest to wear daily.
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Why we like it
- White dial stays clean and legible
- Slip-thru strap is easy to swap
- Under $200
Keep in mind
- Casual only
- Leather strap, not a bracelet
Timex Peanuts x Timex Waterbury Classic 40mm
Timex calls the Waterbury Classic its most refined everyday watch. Here Snoopy jumps into a pile of leaves on a white dial, on a black leather strap. It is the one that passes in a business-casual outfit.
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Why we like it
- Dressier case and strap
- Autumn-themed dial fits the season
- Same price as the Weekender
Keep in mind
- The leaf pile is a detail you notice up close
- Not a sports watch
Timex Peanuts x Timex M79 Automatic 40mm
A 40mm automatic with a blue sunray dial, a blue and red bezel, luminous hands and markers, a steel bracelet with quick-release spring bars and an exhibition case back. Snoopy appears as the masked marvel.
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Why we like it
- Automatic movement, no battery
- Bracelet with quick-release bars
- Exhibition case back
Keep in mind
- One of the pricier options
- The bold bezel is not subtle
| Size | 40mm |
| Movement | Automatic |
| Bracelet | Stainless steel |
| Case back | Exhibition |
Timex Peanuts x Timex Marlin Automatic Snoopy Flying Ace 40mm
A silver sunray dial with a goggled Snoopy on his red doghouse, on a black leather strap with a stainless-steel case. Timex says it follows its first monochrome Flying Ace with a coloured version.
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Why we like it
- Dressy silver dial
- Automatic Marlin
- Red doghouse is the only colour
Keep in mind
- $339 is real money for a Timex
- Leather strap shows wear
| Size | 40mm |
| Movement | Automatic |
| Dial | Silver sunray |
| Strap | Black leather |
Timex Peanuts x Timex Marlin Hand-Wound Snoopy Tennis 34mm
Snoopy serves on a green dial, with a tennis racket as the minute hand and a rotating tennis ball as the sweep second. It is hand-wound, with a stainless-steel case and a leather strap with contrast stitching.
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Why we like it
- The cleverest dial of the six
- Hand-wound mechanical movement
- 34mm vintage proportions
Keep in mind
- Most expensive here
- 34mm may feel small if you like big watches
| Size | 34mm |
| Movement | Hand-wound |
| Dial | Green |
| Strap | Leather, contrast stitching |
How to choose a Snoopy watch
Pick the movement you want. The T80 is digital. The Weekender and Waterbury Classic are the simple everyday watches. The M79, Flying Ace and Tennis Marlin are the automatic or hand-wound ones, which is where you pay for a movement that does not need a battery.
Pick a size. 34mm is vintage-proportioned and works on smaller wrists. 40mm is the safe default. If you already wear a big dive watch, the M79 is the one that feels familiar. We cover larger divers in our luxury dive watches guide.
Decide how loud you want it. The Waterbury Classic and Flying Ace keep Snoopy small and quiet. The T80 and the Tennis Marlin make him the point.
How to wear one
A Snoopy watch is a conversation piece, so keep the rest of the outfit plain. A navy sweater, chinos and clean sneakers from our retro sneakers guide is enough. For a work outfit, the leather-strap models sit well with the looks in business casual for men.
If you like the idea of a fun, affordable watch brand, see how Timex did it with the Fender x Timex automatic and the Timex Waterbury Heritage GMT.
More in our Watches section and the Watch News archive.
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FAQ
Which Snoopy Timex is the best value?
The $139 T80 Space is the cheapest, and the $189 Weekender and Waterbury Classic are the best everyday picks. Prices were checked on Timex's site on October 6, 2026 and can change.
Are Snoopy watches too playful for work?
The Waterbury Classic and the Marlin Flying Ace read as dress watches with a small illustration. In a casual office, they work. In a conservative one, wear a plain dial.
What size should I choose?
The 34mm models (T80 and the Tennis Marlin) suit wrists under about 6.5 inches or a vintage look. The 40mm models are the all-rounders.
