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GARRACK plans three Onimusha mechanical watches for Japan
GARRACK plans three mechanical watches inspired by Capcom’s Onimusha games for release in Japan in late November 2026.
The designs feature the characters Samanosuke Akechi, Jubei Yagyu and Musashi Miyamoto.
Each watch uses a Japanese-made automatic movement and is assembled in Japan, with artisans finishing the watches by hand.
Their dials use mother-of-pearl inlay and Kanazawa foil, traditional decorative materials that shape each character-inspired design.
Onimusha first appeared in 2001, and the series had passed 10 million cumulative sales by September 7, 2026, according to the announcement.
Prices, exact release dates and full specifications remain unknown, and no international release has been confirmed.
GARRACK says more details are expected through its official website and social media.
GARRACK plans to launch three Onimusha-inspired mechanical watches in Japan in late November 2026.
The collection was created with Capcom and features designs inspired by Samanosuke Akechi, Jubei Yagyu and Musashi Miyamoto.
The watches use Japanese-made automatic movements and dials featuring mother-of-pearl inlay and Kanazawa foil.
Prices, an exact release date and detailed specifications have not been announced.
- Who
- Japanese watch brand GARRACK, in collaboration with Capcom.
- What
- Three Onimusha-inspired mechanical watches are planned for release.
- When
- Late November 2026; the exact release date is not stated.
- Where
- Japan.
- Why
- The collection pays tribute to Onimusha characters and combines their designs with traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
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The collection was presented on a special stage.
GARRACK published an official announcement about the watches.
GARRACK plans to release the watches in Japan.
- Number of watches
- 3
- Character designs
- Samanosuke Akechi, Jubei Yagyu and Musashi Miyamoto
- Planned launch
- Late November 2026
- Movement
- Japanese-made automatic mechanical movements
- Dial techniques
- Mother-of-pearl inlay and Kanazawa foil