GARRACK

GARRACK's anime watch business runs on announced release windows and little else at the moment. The Dandadan line is the more detailed of the two: five smartwatch models tied to Momo, Okarun, Aira, Jiji, and Turbo Granny in maneki-neko form, each at 10,890 yen including tax, with pre-orders opening at 10:00 on November 6 and release set for November 27. The watches pair a character-color band with an original watch face, and the character's pose changes when notifications or step counts update. The gimmick ties the face to data a buyer sees all day.

The Demon Slayer set, announced days later, is thinner on detail. Four automatic wristwatches with Kanazawa gold leaf dials are scheduled for late November 2026, sold by Ueni Trading Co., Ltd., made in Japan, and finished by hand by craftsmen one piece at a time. A teaser visual shows only a watch silhouette with the Demon Slayer and GARRACK logos. Model designs, characters, prices, and the exact release date are still to be announced on GARRACK's official social media and website. It is a second Demon Slayer automatic set.

Across both stories the pattern is the same: GARRACK announces a franchise, a format, and a window, then holds back the specifics. For Dandadan the specifics are now public; for Demon Slayer they are not. What separates the two lines is the format itself, smartwatch against automatic with a hand-finished dial, and the sales channel: the Demon Slayer watches name Ueni Trading as seller, the Dandadan watches do not name a seller.