With the rise of awesome anime taking over the minds behind fashion design in streetwear and high fashion, it’s time to properly look at a standby that has been giving anime the time of day for a while.
Seiko, a Japanese watch company known for its impeccable artistry and reliable pieces, has a huge selection of anime watches! From the 40th anniversary Mobile Suit Gundam timepieces to multiple Sailor Moon variations that any fan could enjoy, they continue to create exquisite gifts to fans throughout the anime world. Let’s take the time to look through them!
Commemorative Anniversary Watches
The 40th anniversary watches of
Mobile Suit Gundam are
priced at 630,000 yen.
The 35th Anniversary watch of
Fist of the North Star is
priced at 44,800 yen.
The 20th Anniversary watches of Detective Conan were
priced at 29,800.
The Osamu Tezuka debut 70th Anniversary watch of
Astro Boy was
priced at 39,800 yen.
The 40th Anniversary watch of
Space Battleship Yamato is
priced at 39,800 yen.
The 5th Anniversary watches of
Haikyu!! are
priced at 29,800 yen.
The 50th Anniversary watch of
Golgo 13 is
priced at 39,800.
The 25th anniversary watch of
Ghost in the Shell is
priced at 39,800 yen.
The 15th Anniversary watch of
Pretty Cure is
priced at 19,800 yen.
One Piece
The 15th Anniversary watch of One Piece was priced at 44,800 yen.
The 20th Anniversary watch of One Piece was priced at 44,800 yen.
Series Anime Watches
Sailor Moon
The wicca x Sailor Moon collaboration watches are priced at 29,800 yen.
The Dragon Ball Z watch is priced at 39,800 yen.
Saint Seiya
The
Saint Seiya watch is
priced at 39,800 yen.
The Kuroko's Basketball watches are priced at 29,800 yen.
Lupin the Third
The limited edition
Lupin the Third watch is
priced at 44,800 yen.
The
Lupin the Third Part 5 watch is
priced at 39,800 yen.
Woo! Watch window shopping is such an awesome pasttime. My time's up for this article but let us know which watch is your favorite and which anime you'd like get commemorated in watch form in the comments section below!
Ricky Soberano is a Features Editor, Script Writer, and Editorial Programming Coordinator for Crunchyroll. She’s the former Managing Editor of Brooklyn Magazine. You can follow her on Twitter @ramenslayricky.
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