Ghost in the Shell Official Watch Inspired by Motoko Kusanagi Goes on Sale
The watch translates Motoko Kusanagi's prosthetic body and the Tachikoma into wearable design details, marking a merchandise release that ties the anime's visual motifs to a functional mechanical object.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
PREMICO released an official Ghost in the Shell watch inspired by Motoko Kusanagi on August 10, 2026. The limited edition of 1,989 mechanical watches features a skeleton dial and case back, a blue dial ring, bullet casing indices, and a Tachikoma-inspired display case. It costs 54,780 yen.
PREMICO, the brand from Imperial Enterprise, began selling the Ghost in the Shell Official Watch on August 10, 2026, at its online shop. The watch is a limited run of 1,989 mechanical pieces, a number that nods to the franchise's 1989 manga debut.
The design draws directly from Motoko Kusanagi's full-body prosthetic. A gray dot pattern on the dial evokes wiring, plugs, and connectors, while a blue dial ring suggests the network world with countless lights. Golden bullet casings line the indices, and the hour and minute hands glow blue in the dark. The second hand is shaped like Tachikoma's three-finger red arms.
The skeleton case back reveals the internal mechanism and is engraved with the Ghost in the Shell logo and the edition number. The watch ships in a red display case styled after Tachikoma, with the main eye and compound eye sensors on top and three-finger designs on the sides. A special booklet with an illustration of Motoko Kusanagi is included.
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