One Piece watches return after eight years, but both limited editions are already out of stock at official store

Eight years after their original appearance, two One Piece watches have sailed back into the Japanese market, although finding one may already be an adventure in itself.

Tendence has released new limited-edition versions of its Log Pose and East Blue watches on 16 October 2026. Both cost ¥64,900 (approximately $440), but at the time of writing, the manufacturer's official Japanese online store lists both models as out of stock.

Japanese watch retailer TiCTAC also lists both designs as sold out. However, stock appears to remain available elsewhere. Yodobashi lists both models with limited availability, indicating stock at four stores for each, while OnTime / Move displays an add-to-cart option for the Log Pose edition.

The differing retailer listings suggest that the watches have not disappeared from sale altogether. Tendence has not disclosed how many of the 500 limited-edition watches have reached buyers.

One Piece's Log Pose becomes a moving watch dial

The Log Pose edition is arguably the more unusual of the two.

Inspired by the navigational instrument carried by Nami in One Piece, the watch is based on Tendence's KingDome design. It features a dramatically curved crystal above a three-layer dial, with an upper section that moves in response to the wearer's wrist.

A central needle sways with the wearer's wrist movement, recreating the behaviour of Nami's fictional navigation instrument.

Tendence is producing 300 examples of the Log Pose edition, with an individually numbered caseback and a Batch N°2 marking distinguishing the reissue.

East Blue model adds a rotating ship's wheel

The second design takes its inspiration from the East Blue setting.

Its dial incorporates a ship's wheel that rotates with wrist movement. A red section is used to tell the day's fortune according to the direction in which it points, adding another playful element to the design.

Production is even more restricted, with 200 examples planned.

Both watches feature quartz movements, 50 mm nylon cases, mineral glass, silicone straps and 5 ATM water resistance. They are substantial designs, with their appeal resting primarily on the unusual moving dials and the One Piece connection.

The original 2018 One Piece watches sold out on release

These are not entirely new designs. Tendence first released the collaboration in 2018, with the company and its retail partners describing the original editions as having sold out following their introduction.

The 2026 releases are identified as Batch N°2 and feature numbered casebacks.

Both officially went on sale in Japan on 16 October, following pre-orders that began on 15 September, as confirmed by the official One Piece announcement. Tendence's Japanese online store lists each at ¥64,900.

While both editions are out of stock through Tendence's own online store, Yodobashi is advertising limited availability for both models. Retailer stock may change, and the manufacturer's sold-out notices do not establish that all 500 watches have been purchased. 

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