This year marks the 55th anniversary of "Kamen Rider," and to celebrate, the 20th anniversary of "Kamen Rider Kabuto" is getting a special treat: a new V-Cinema titled "Kamen Rider Kabuto: The Next Generation", hitting Japanese theaters for a limited run starting November 6.
And now, Swiss trendsetting watchmaker Tendence has teamed up with the franchise to drop a killer collaboration watch, celebrating "Kamen Rider Kabuto"'s 20th anniversary! Priced at 66,000 JPY and limited to just 175 pieces, pre-orders are already live.

This isn't Tendence's first rodeo with the Riders; they previously dropped a 25th-anniversary collab watch for "Kamen Rider Agito" that got fans buzzing. Now, it's "Kabuto"'s turn in the spotlight!
This collab watch is all about embodying protagonist Souji Tendou's "I'm the strongest" swagger. It's built on Tendence's "KingDome" series, famous for its striking three-dimensional dome design. The raised hour markers, combined with the domed crystal, create an incredible sense of depth, and Tendence's signature oversized aesthetic ensures this watch makes a serious statement on your wrist.
Visually, it's a full-on Kabuto armor tribute. The main body rocks Kabuto's iconic metallic red, accented with silver and blue to perfectly capture the Rider's suit colors.


But here's the coolest part: the dial features a "ZECT KABUTO" logo right in the center that actually rotates with your wrist movements! This ingenious detail perfectly mimics the series' signature high-speed ability, "Clock Up." The official word? This watch literally condenses the entire "Kabuto" universe onto your wrist.


▼ Check out the "ZECT KABUTO" logo in action on the dial in the intro video below!
This epic collaboration also comes with a special collector's box, sporting the "Kabuto" 20th-anniversary logo. Plus, each watch will have its unique serial number engraved on the case back, making it one of only 175 pieces worldwide.




Kamen Rider Kabuto 20th Anniversary Collaboration
Price: 66,000 JPY
Estimated Release Date: May 22, 2026

via: Tendence Japan