One Piece Log Pose and East Blue Watches Return in Japan as Limited 2026 Reissues
The Grand Line is calling again, but fans may need to move fast. Tendence has brought back two of its most distinctive One Piece-inspired watches, reviving the Log Pose and East Blue models eight years after their original 2018 debut.
The new limited-edition releases launched in Japan on October 16, 2026, with only 500 pieces being produced across both designs. Each watch is priced at ¥64,900, or roughly $440, making them collector-focused pieces aimed squarely at One Piece fans and watch enthusiasts who enjoy unconventional designs.
Demand appears to be strong from the start. Tendence’s Japanese online store listed both models as out of stock on launch day, while some Japanese retailers also showed sold-out status. However, availability may not be completely gone. Certain retailers still indicated limited stock or purchase options shortly after release, suggesting that fans may still have a chance to track one down depending on the store.
The Log Pose watch is the standout model for fans of Nami and the Straw Hat Pirates’ adventures. Inspired by the iconic navigational tool used in One Piece, the watch is based on Tendence’s KingDome design and features a bold, curved crystal over a layered dial.
Its most eye-catching feature is a central needle that moves with the wearer’s wrist, echoing the motion of the Log Pose from the series. Rather than simply printing a themed design on the dial, Tendence has created a watch that physically captures the feeling of the anime’s famous navigation device.
Only 300 units of the Log Pose edition are being made. Each one includes an individually numbered caseback and a Batch N°2 marking, identifying it as part of the 2026 reissue rather than the original 2018 release.
The East Blue model offers a different kind of charm. Limited to just 200 pieces, this version draws inspiration from the beginning of Luffy’s journey and the sea where the Straw Hat story first set sail.
Its dial features a rotating ship’s wheel that moves with wrist motion. A red marker on the wheel adds a playful fortune-reading element, pointing in different directions as part of the design’s fun, pirate-themed personality. It is less of a conventional dress watch and more of a wearable tribute to the adventurous spirit of One Piece.
Both models share similar specifications. They use quartz movements and feature large 50 mm nylon cases, mineral glass, silicone straps, and 5 ATM water resistance. These are bold watches with oversized styling, so their appeal lies more in their collectible nature, moving dial features, and anime connection than in subtle everyday wear.
This is not the first time Tendence has released these One Piece designs. The original versions arrived in 2018 and reportedly sold out after launch. The 2026 editions are marked as Batch N°2, making them a second chance for fans who missed the first release.
Pre-orders for the watches began on September 15, 2026, ahead of the official October 16 release in Japan. While Tendence’s own store currently shows both watches as unavailable, retailer listings suggest that the full 500-piece run may not have completely vanished from the market yet.
For One Piece collectors, the return of the Log Pose and East Blue watches is likely to feel like a rare treasure resurfacing after years at sea. With only 300 Log Pose units and 200 East Blue units planned, these limited-edition watches are expected to remain highly sought after, especially among fans who value unique anime merchandise that goes beyond standard figures, apparel, or accessories.
