Trails in the Sky the 1st Orbment Pocket Watches Announced
This is a rare case of game equipment becoming a functional timepiece, with the luminous orbment circuit and character-specific dials tying the merchandise directly to the remake's core mechanics.
Key Facts
- Pre-orders for the 'Trails in the Sky the 1st' Orbment pocket watch begin September 1, 2026 at 10:00 AM on the Fulton Japan official online store.
- The pocket watch comes in three character models: Estelle, Joshua, and Scherazard, each with a different quartz layout and orbment circuit on the dial.
- Each model is limited to 2,025 units, with edition numbers 1 to 2025 engraved on the case back.
- The watch costs 16,500 yen including tax and is scheduled for release in mid-February 2027.
- The watch measures approximately 60mm by 46mm by 14mm, weighs about 60g, and uses a MIYOTA 2035 quartz movement.
Reporting from 2 sources: Dengeki Hobby Web, Game Spark.
To mark the release of 'Trails in the Sky the 1st', the full remake of 'The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky FC', Fulton Japan is selling a pocket watch modeled on the game's Tactical Orbment. Pre-orders open September 1, 2026 at 10:00 AM on the Fulton Japan official online store. The lineup has three models, each tied to a main character: Estelle, Joshua, and Scherazard. Every model embeds that character's distinct quartz layout and orbment circuit into the watch face. The circuit glows in the dark after absorbing light, evoking the moment orbment energy flows through the device. The hunter case carries the Bracer Guild emblem as a three-dimensional metal engraving, finished with an antique brown tone and aging treatment meant to recall a bracer's worn gear. Each model is limited to 2,025 units, with edition numbers 1 to 2025 engraved on the case back; numbers are assigned randomly and cannot be chosen. The package includes a special watch case and an original guarantee card featuring each character's illustration. The watch uses a MIYOTA 2035 quartz movement, measures roughly 60mm by 46mm by 14mm, weighs about 60g, and costs 16,500 yen including tax. Release is scheduled for mid-February 2027.
The watch runs on a MIYOTA 2035 Japanese quartz movement with a monthly deviation of plus or minus 25 seconds, and the case is alloy with an iron chain and crystal glass face. Each model ships with a special watch case that shares a common design across all three, plus a guarantee card carrying that character's illustration. Assembly is done in China.
Fulton Japan, the company handling the pre-orders, plans and sells collaboration merchandise for anime, games, and manga. In the game itself, the Tactical Orbment is the device that lets characters set quartz circuits to boost abilities and cast the orbal magic known as Arts. The three models differ in quartz placement and orbment circuit layout to match each character's setup. The watch measures roughly 60mm by 46mm by 14mm and weighs about 60g. Edition numbers run from 1 to 2025 and are assigned randomly; buyers cannot pick their number. Sales close once the 2,025-unit limit per model is reached.
Fulton Japan warns that slight size and weight variations may occur due to manual measurement.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.