Demon Slayer Mechanical Watches Bring Tengen Uzui, Hantengu, Gyokko, Daki and Gyutaro to Life
Garrack has unveiled a striking new lineup of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba S-Meister automatic watches, blending anime-inspired design with traditional Japanese craftsmanship. The collection includes four character-themed mechanical watches based on Tengen Uzui, Hantengu, Gyokko, and the demon siblings Daki and Gyutaro.
The new models are designed for collectors who want more than a simple character logo on a dial. Each watch transforms memorable details from Demon Slayer into functional design elements, from rotating discs and sword-inspired hands to eerie eyes, mouths, sickles, and decorative foil work.
The Tengen Uzui model, listed as SMS-41-KY-UT-S7, features a redesigned 41 mm case and a bold dial inspired by the flamboyant Sound Hashira. His muscular mouse companion appears at the 12 o’clock position, while the hands take inspiration from his swords. A rotating disc based on a Nichirin sword guard adds movement to the dial, and gold-colored Kanazawa foil recreates Tengen’s facial markings with a refined traditional finish.
The Hantengu watch, model SMS-42-KY-J4H-S7, takes a darker approach. This 42 mm timepiece places an Upper Rank Four eye at 12 o’clock, immediately giving the dial a sinister presence. Four Japanese characters linked to Hantengu’s emotion-based forms appear around the face, while the hands and rotating disc reference Zohakuten. Silver Kanazawa foil is used to mirror the pattern of Hantengu’s clothing, adding depth and texture to the design.
Gyokko’s model, SMS-42-KY-J5G-S7, fully embraces the unsettling nature of the character. Instead of traditional hour markers, the dial incorporates eyes, mouths, and hands, creating one of the most unusual designs in the collection. The rotating disc is styled after Gyokko’s pot, while silver foil reproduces the decorative pattern of the vessel. It is a watch clearly aimed at fans who appreciate the more grotesque and artistic side of Demon Slayer’s demon designs.
The Daki and Gyutaro edition, model SMS-42-KY-J6DG-S7, brings the Upper Rank Six siblings together in one design. Sickle-shaped markers nod to Gyutaro’s weapons, while the hands take inspiration from Daki’s obi. The rotating disc reflects Daki’s facial markings, and silver foil is used to capture the look of the siblings’ hair. The result is a watch that balances elegance with menace, matching the memorable style of the two characters.
Beyond the anime-themed visuals, all four Demon Slayer automatic watches are built as proper mechanical timepieces. Each model uses a Japanese Miyota automatic movement and offers 5 ATM water resistance. The character-inspired rotating disc on each dial moves once per second, giving the watches a lively visual effect that matches the energy of the series.
One of the most distinctive features of the collection is the use of Kanazawa foil, a traditional Japanese craft involving metal beaten into extremely thin sheets measuring around 0.1 micrometres. Each dial is individually finished by artisans, meaning every watch carries a handcrafted element alongside its anime-inspired design.
Pricing varies by model. The Gyokko and Daki and Gyutaro watches are priced at ¥74,800 each, while the Tengen Uzui and Hantengu models cost ¥77,000 each. Japanese preorders are scheduled to open on November 19, 2026, with the official release planned for November 27, 2026.
With its mix of mechanical watchmaking, Demon Slayer character details, and traditional Japanese foil artistry, Garrack’s latest collection is aimed squarely at fans who want a wearable collectible that feels both premium and unmistakably tied to Kimetsu no Yaiba.
