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A Code Vein II-inspired mechanical watch is receiving an additional pre-order run in Japan. Featuring an unconventional dial design and a Miyota automatic movement, the timepiece is priced at ¥29,700 (approximately $200), with orders reopening on October 26.
A mechanical watch inspired by Bandai Namco's Code Vein II is returning for another round of pre-orders in Japan. The timepiece, produced under the Anideal collaboration, features an unconventional dial arrangement referencing the action RPG's time-travel elements.
According to a new announcement from Ueni Trading, additional pre-orders will open on October 26, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. JST. The watch is priced at ¥29,700 (approximately $200), with the ordering period scheduled to run until December 14, subject to availability.
The watch features a skeleton-style dial referencing the game's Idris's Pride battle-axe technique, while the seconds-hand design incorporates an hourglass motif inspired by the weapon. Rather than following the conventional clockwise sequence, the hour markers run backwards from 12 towards 1, reflecting the game's time-travel theme.
Inside is a Japanese Miyota 8N40 automatic movement, offering an approximately 42-hour power reserve. The watch features a 40 mm stainless-steel case, mineral crystal, calf-leather strap and see-through caseback, with water resistance rated at 10 ATM.
Deliveries are expected to begin around March 2027. The announcement concerns an additional Japanese pre-order opportunity rather than the first unveiling of the watch. At the time of writing, overseas retail availability has not been confirmed.
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