New Tales of Eternia watch features real diamonds and just 2,000 numbered pieces

A new limited-edition chronograph inspired by Tales of Eternia Remastered has been announced in Japan. The officially licensed Bridge of Light Motif Watch features genuine diamonds, intricate references to the role-playing game and a production run of just 2,000 individually numbered pieces.

Created by Japanese company Toei and offered through Fulton Japan, the watch is priced at ¥29,700 (including tax). Pre-orders are scheduled to open on October 30, 2026, at 10:00 JST, with deliveries expected in late May 2027.

The design draws on Inferia and Celestia, the game's two worlds separated by the Orbus Barrier. The dial also incorporates a sunray finish inspired by the light surrounding Rasheans, while mother-of-pearl subdials add changing reflections depending on the viewing angle.

Among the more unusual details are two small genuine diamonds positioned at 2 and 8 o'clock within metal decorations inspired by the Craymel Cages. The seconds hand takes its design from the Seyfert Key, while embossed detailing and crystal stones represent the Bridge of Light connecting the two worlds.

The watch uses a Japanese-made Seiko Instruments VD51 quartz movement, with a stated accuracy of ±25 seconds per month. Its stainless steel case measures approximately 40 × 40 × 11 mm, with crystal glass protecting the dial. The watch is assembled in China and weighs approximately 165.6 g.

Two interchangeable straps are included: a five-link stainless steel bracelet and a navy genuine leather strap. The watch accommodates wrist sizes from approximately 14 to 23 cm.

Each of the 2,000 individually numbered watches features an engraved case back depicting Inferia and Celestia, separated by the Orbus Barrier. The production limit references the original game's release year, 2000. Edition numbers will be allocated randomly and cannot be selected by customers.

The collector's package includes a book-style presentation case decorated with embossed maps of both worlds and silver-foil lettering. A special guarantee card features the game's key artwork and a newly commissioned illustration of Quickie.

The announcement follows the October 2026 release of Tales of Eternia Remastered, bringing the classic role-playing game to modern consoles and PC.

The watch is currently advertised through the Japanese retailer, with international availability unconfirmed. Production is limited to 2,000 pieces, and sales may end once the allocation is exhausted.