Japanese collaboration watch brand GARRACK has teamed up with Capcom’s "Onimusha" series for three S-MEISTER mechanical watches inspired by Samanosuke Akechi, Jubei Yagyu, and Miyamoto Musashi. Elements including the heroes’ weapons, the Oni Gauntlet, and its power to absorb Genma souls have been worked into dials handcrafted with traditional Japanese raden mother-of-pearl inlay and Kanazawa foil.
Each design draws from a different character. The Samanosuke Akechi model uses raden to recreate his Oni Gauntlet and armor, while the open-heart window displaying the movement becomes a Dragon Orb charged with Oni power. The hour and minute hands are modeled after the Bishamon Sword. The Jubei Yagyu edition uses Kanazawa foil to capture the pattern of his haori, with hands inspired by the Rekka-Ken and the kanji for "Oni" from his gauntlet engraved on the rotating disc.
▼Samanosuke Akechi model
▼Jubei Yagyu model
The Miyamoto Musashi model combines both traditional techniques, using raden for the Oni Gauntlet and Kanazawa foil to reproduce the colors of his outfit. Its open-heart window echoes the orb inhabited by Shizuka Gozen, while the hands take their cues from Musashi’s sword. Across all three watches, the hour markers evoke the souls absorbed from defeated Genma, giving longtime fans plenty of character-specific details to spot.
▼Miyamoto Musashi model
The raden dials were created by Takeshi Musashigawa, the fourth-generation head of Musashigawa Kobo, a workshop founded in 1910. Raden is a traditional technique that applies iridescent slivers of abalone and other shells to lacquerware; in Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture, it is also known as aogai-nuri. Kanazawa foil is made from metal beaten to approximately 0.1 microns thick. These watches primarily use silver foil that is then colored by hand. Because natural shells and manual processes are involved, the pattern and luster of every watch will vary slightly.
The "Onimusha" series debuted in 2001, setting its battles between Oni-powered samurai and the Genma against Japan’s Sengoku period. Its signature Issen counterattack system remains one of the franchise’s defining features. Drawing on characters and game elements from different eras of the series, these three watches bring its long-running dark-fantasy style to an everyday accessory.
All three models feature Japanese-made MIYOTA automatic movements and are assembled in Japan. Each comes with a leather strap, a 41 × 41 mm case, and water resistance rated to 5 atmospheres. Priced at ¥79,200 each including tax, preorders open on November 13, 2026, ahead of the official release on December 23, 2026.