Japanese brand GARRACK has launched a new wave of Demon Slayer watches, this time spotlighting three of the anime’s most iconic Upper Moon demons: Doma, Akaza, and Kaigaku. Pre orders opened on May 22, 2026, and the collection officially hit stores on June 5, giving fans a rare chance to wear the series’ antagonists in a premium, fashion forward form.
A Collaboration Rooted in Craftsmanship
This isn’t GARRACK’s first collaboration with Demon Slayer. Previous waves celebrated the Hashira and main cast, but this new trio marks the brand’s boldest villain focused lineup yet. What truly sets these pieces apart is the craftsmanship. GARRACK, owned by Ueni Trading Co., Ltd., uses Kanazawa gold leaf on each dial, a traditional technique from Ishikawa Prefecture. It’s the same artisanal method used to adorn Kyoto’s famed Kinkaku ji, the Golden Pavilion.
The process is meticulous. Gold is melted at around 1300°C, stretched until it reaches an ultra thin 0.1 micrometers and then applied by hand. Each dial is individually crafted and colored by artisans, ensuring every watch is one of a kind. Even the internal movement is fully manufactured and assembled in Japan.
Three Designs, Three Demons
Each model channels its respective Upper Moon with striking accuracy:
- Doma features his signature fan as the watch hand
- Akaza displays his blue body markings across the dial
- Kaigaku incorporates his sword guard as a rotating disc
These visual cues are instantly recognizable to fans and elevate the watches beyond simple merchandise into wearable art.
Pricing and Availability
The Doma (SMS 42 KY J2D) and Akaza (SMS 41 KY J3A) models are priced at 74,800 yen, while Kaigaku (SMS 42 KY J6K) comes in at 77,000 yen. All three are available through GARRACK’s official online store and select jewelry and anime specialty retailers across Japan.
A Growing Legacy of Demon Slayer Timepieces
With this release, the GARRACK x Demon Slayer collection now spans 16 unique models. Earlier waves honored fan favorites like Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, Inosuke, the Hashira lineup and more. This new villain themed trio adds a darker, more dramatic flair to the collection and is likely to become a standout among collectors.
