This might be the cutest watch release we’ve seen for Cinnamoroll fans. The UNDONE × Cinnamoroll collaboration is a Japan-only release, available in two dreamy designs: Dreamy Beige and Dreamy Blue. Inspired by stars and night skies, each watch features playful details and even lets you choose your horoscope for the caseback.
A soft, dreamy design that still feels like a proper watch — get yours from www.thejapanesefactory.com
2026 is the Year of the Horse, and Umamusume is celebrating in the best possible way — with a new lineup of character watches based on your favorite Horse Girls. Each watch is packed with charming details and even includes an adorable chibi version of each character worked into the design.
Whether you’re into anime collabs or just love unique watches, these are dangerously tempting. Honestly… how are we supposed to pick just one? Which Horse Girl would you choose?
📍 Japan exclusive release 🔗 For more Japan-only watches and where to find them, check the link in our bio 👆
From legendary collabs to crazy limited editions, 2025 has been an insane year for anime watches. Here are some of the standout releases you need to know about:
Hatsune Miku × Senbonzakura × Seiko – limited to 1,000 pieces, pink sakura dial and a music-box presentation case
S-Meister × Demon Slayer – new models celebrating Infinity Castle, completing the Hashira lineup
Initial D × Seiko – one of the hottest drops of the year, 1,995 pieces featuring the Fujiwara Tofu Shop AE86
Evangelion × G-Shock 30th Anniversary – wild design packed with Evangelion references across every part of the watch
My Hero Academia × Angel Clover – character-inspired designs with bold colors and everyday wearability
Initial D × Angel Clover – dashboard-style dial, series references everywhere, Seiko movement inside and a special keychain
Anime collab watches are truly on another level right now. Which one would you pick?
🔗 Want to find Japan-exclusive watches and where to buy them? Check the link in our bio
Discover one of Tokyo’s true hidden gems for vintage watches: Mizutani Camera in Ameyoko, Ueno. Tucked inside the lively market streets, this shop has become a pilgrimage spot for collectors from all over the world. The cases are filled with vintage Seiko, King Seiko, and Grand Seiko, along with a rotating selection of quirky, rare, and downright unusual pieces you almost never see anywhere else. It’s the kind of place where you go “just to look” and end up finding something you didn’t know you needed.
What makes Mizutani Camera special isn’t just the watches, though — it’s the people. The shop is very English-friendly and run by genuinely kind watch lovers who are happy to chat, answer questions, and help you find the right piece, whether you’re a first-time buyer or a serious collector. No pressure, no attitude — just passion for watches.
If you’re visiting Japan and love vintage watches, make sure this store is on your list. You really don’t want to miss it.
If you want our full guide to the best watch shops across Japan, check the link in our bio for our Ultimate Japan Watch Guide 👆
Here’s a breakdown of some of the most iconic One Piece watch collaborations ever released — all Japan exclusives or limited drops that fans still hunt for today:
• Gear 5 Luffy Premico Watch (2023) Limited to 5,000 pieces A bold tribute to Luffy’s Gear 5 form — now extremely rare and hard to find.
• One Piece 25th Anniversary Watch (2024) Limited to 5,000 pieces A subtle, everyday-friendly design with tiny nostalgic touches like the Straw Hat motif and themed small-seconds.
• TAG Heuer × One Piece Aquaracer Phantom (2016) Limited to 1,000 pieces One of the only times a major non-Japanese luxury brand collaborated with an anime series — a true collector’s item.
• Seiko 5 × One Piece Collaboration (2021) Each character model limited to 5,000 pieces Seiko infused Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, Law, and Sabo’s personalities into wearable, automatic watches.
Which of these One Piece collabs is your favorite? Drop your pick below 👇
For more Japan-exclusive watches and limited drops, visit: www.thejapanesefactory.com
What do you guys think about this Playstation watch? Only 300 of these are going to be made... which means we probably won't even have a chance to buy it...
The Stranger Things × Casio collab just dropped, and it might be one of the coolest retro releases we’ve seen in a while. Casio reimagined two of their classic models with 80s-inspired styling and subtle nods to the Upside Down, creating a perfect crossover between nostalgia and modern collectibility.
The first model is the bold G-Shock DW-5600STT — tough, digital, and filled with show-inspired details like vine patterns, flipped text, and a glowing red backlight. The second is the AQ-800EST, a cleaner retro hybrid with an analog-digital display and understated Stranger Things motifs for people who prefer something more wearable. Both watches hit that perfect balance of design, theme, and everyday practicality.
If you're thinking about picking one up or want to explore more Japan-exclusive models, you can always check out our site: thejapanesefactory.com. We’re constantly updating with new releases and rare finds straight from Japan.
Which model would you go for — the bold G-Shock or the retro AQ-800?
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This might be the cutest watch release we’ve seen for Cinnamoroll fans.
The UNDONE × Cinnamoroll collaboration is a Japan-only release, available in two dreamy designs: Dreamy Beige and Dreamy Blue.
Inspired by stars and night skies, each watch features playful details and even lets you choose your horoscope for the caseback.
A soft, dreamy design that still feels like a proper watch — get yours from www.thejapanesefactory.com
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2026 is the Year of the Horse, and Umamusume is celebrating in the best possible way — with a new lineup of character watches based on your favorite Horse Girls. Each watch is packed with charming details and even includes an adorable chibi version of each character worked into the design.
Whether you’re into anime collabs or just love unique watches, these are dangerously tempting. Honestly… how are we supposed to pick just one? Which Horse Girl would you choose?
📍 Japan exclusive release
🔗 For more Japan-only watches and where to find them, check the link in our bio 👆
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Updated our vintage collection for the year 😮💨
Let me know if you’re interested in these!
1. Hanae Mori Seiko Reverso
2. Rado Royal Crown
3. Seiko King Quartz Blue Striped Dial
4. Tachnos Kaiser Lava Dial & Blue Dial
5. Seiko Presage Cocktail Time SARY123
6. Citizen Attesa Eco Drive BU0060-68E
7. Seiko Dolce 9521-5110
8. Seiko Credor 9570-5210
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✅GIVEAWAY✅
It’s the beginning of the new year and we are starting off strong with a Giveaway we got from our recent Flea Market Hunt Video!
It’s a Seiko Sports Matic from the 1960s in working condition with a beautiful alligator strap!
If you want to enter, go watch the recent video and comment!
You can also get another ballot if you post in this community post as well: let me know, what was the most recent watch purchase?
Watch Hunting at Japan's BIGGEST Flea Market | You Won’t Believe These Vintage Watch Deals
https://youtu.be/_zapItBtHPc
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Evangelion fans have been EATING when it comes to watch collabs
Here are some of the wildest and most interesting Evangelion watches ever released:
Evangelion × Seiko Asuka Shinkansen Watch – Asuka-themed design based on the 500 TYPE EVA-02 Shinkansen concept
G-Shock × Evangelion 30th Anniversary – bold, packed with Unit-01 colors, warnings, NERV details everywhere
Citizen Promaster Aqualand × Evangelion (400 pcs) – hilariously bulky Unit-01 diver, purple and green, limited to 400
RADIO EVA × Seiko Diver’s Watch – premium diver design with Unit-01 color accents, highly collectible
SN.0546 – MN2015-EVA-W02 (2009) – one of the earliest Eva watch collabs, a true time capsule from the Rebuild era
Evangelion might honestly have the craziest watch collabs of any anime — from dive monsters to Shinkansen tie-ins.
Which one would you actually wear on your wrist?
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From legendary collabs to crazy limited editions, 2025 has been an insane year for anime watches. Here are some of the standout releases you need to know about:
Hatsune Miku × Senbonzakura × Seiko – limited to 1,000 pieces, pink sakura dial and a music-box presentation case
S-Meister × Demon Slayer – new models celebrating Infinity Castle, completing the Hashira lineup
Initial D × Seiko – one of the hottest drops of the year, 1,995 pieces featuring the Fujiwara Tofu Shop AE86
Evangelion × G-Shock 30th Anniversary – wild design packed with Evangelion references across every part of the watch
My Hero Academia × Angel Clover – character-inspired designs with bold colors and everyday wearability
Initial D × Angel Clover – dashboard-style dial, series references everywhere, Seiko movement inside and a special keychain
Anime collab watches are truly on another level right now. Which one would you pick?
🔗 Want to find Japan-exclusive watches and where to buy them? Check the link in our bio
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Discover one of Tokyo’s true hidden gems for vintage watches: Mizutani Camera in Ameyoko, Ueno. Tucked inside the lively market streets, this shop has become a pilgrimage spot for collectors from all over the world. The cases are filled with vintage Seiko, King Seiko, and Grand Seiko, along with a rotating selection of quirky, rare, and downright unusual pieces you almost never see anywhere else. It’s the kind of place where you go “just to look” and end up finding something you didn’t know you needed.
What makes Mizutani Camera special isn’t just the watches, though — it’s the people. The shop is very English-friendly and run by genuinely kind watch lovers who are happy to chat, answer questions, and help you find the right piece, whether you’re a first-time buyer or a serious collector. No pressure, no attitude — just passion for watches.
If you’re visiting Japan and love vintage watches, make sure this store is on your list. You really don’t want to miss it.
If you want our full guide to the best watch shops across Japan, check the link in our bio for our Ultimate Japan Watch Guide 👆
📍 Mizutani Camera – Ameyoko, Ueno, Tokyo
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Here’s a breakdown of some of the most iconic One Piece watch collaborations ever released — all Japan exclusives or limited drops that fans still hunt for today:
• Gear 5 Luffy Premico Watch (2023)
Limited to 5,000 pieces
A bold tribute to Luffy’s Gear 5 form — now extremely rare and hard to find.
• One Piece 25th Anniversary Watch (2024)
Limited to 5,000 pieces
A subtle, everyday-friendly design with tiny nostalgic touches like the Straw Hat motif and themed small-seconds.
• TAG Heuer × One Piece Aquaracer Phantom (2016)
Limited to 1,000 pieces
One of the only times a major non-Japanese luxury brand collaborated with an anime series — a true collector’s item.
• Seiko 5 × One Piece Collaboration (2021)
Each character model limited to 5,000 pieces
Seiko infused Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, Law, and Sabo’s personalities into wearable, automatic watches.
Which of these One Piece collabs is your favorite?
Drop your pick below 👇
For more Japan-exclusive watches and limited drops, visit: www.thejapanesefactory.com
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What do you guys think about this Playstation watch? Only 300 of these are going to be made... which means we probably won't even have a chance to buy it...
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The Stranger Things × Casio collab just dropped, and it might be one of the coolest retro releases we’ve seen in a while. Casio reimagined two of their classic models with 80s-inspired styling and subtle nods to the Upside Down, creating a perfect crossover between nostalgia and modern collectibility.
The first model is the bold G-Shock DW-5600STT — tough, digital, and filled with show-inspired details like vine patterns, flipped text, and a glowing red backlight. The second is the AQ-800EST, a cleaner retro hybrid with an analog-digital display and understated Stranger Things motifs for people who prefer something more wearable. Both watches hit that perfect balance of design, theme, and everyday practicality.
If you're thinking about picking one up or want to explore more Japan-exclusive models, you can always check out our site: thejapanesefactory.com. We’re constantly updating with new releases and rare finds straight from Japan.
Which model would you go for — the bold G-Shock or the retro AQ-800?
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