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Garrack announces four Demon Slayer automatic watches

The Japan-made watches are planned for late November 2026, but prices, character designs and international availability remain unconfirmed.

By Sofía Marín Echeverría

Illustration of a mechanical wristwatch with a metallic dial
Photo: Notebookcheck

Garrack plans to release four automatic watches inspired by Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba in late November 2026, according to an announcement Ueni Trading published on 5 November 2026. The Japanese watch brand has not disclosed an exact launch date.

The models will have Kanazawa foil dials, which Garrack says artisans will make individually by hand. The traditional Japanese technique involves applying extremely thin metal sheets and finishing them manually. The manufacturer says the watches will be produced in Japan and equipped with automatic mechanical movements.

Garrack has yet to identify the characters represented in the collection or show the complete designs. Prices, case dimensions, movement references and model numbers are also undisclosed, while international availability remains unconfirmed.

The brand says it will provide further details through its website and social media accounts. Previous Garrack collaborations with Demon Slayer have used Kanazawa foil for watches inspired by Tanjiro Kamado, Nezuko Kamado and Kyojuro Rengoku.

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