SuperGroupies, the Japanese collaborative fashion company, has launched a trio of officially themed watches inspired by classic Sega hardware: the Mega Drive, Saturn and Dreamcast.
Reported via Famitsu and first noted by Damien McFerran, the collection recreates distinctive controller and console design elements in wristwatch form and packages each model to echo the original system boxes.
Each watch in the line is designed to echo the visual cues of its respective console, with dial treatments, button-like accents and color palettes that reference the Mega Drive, Saturn and Dreamcast controllers.
The manufacturer says the pieces are detailed tributes meant to appeal to long-time Sega fans while functioning as wearable collectibles.
Rewritten quote (journalistic): SuperGroupies said the watches are packed with details that fans will immediately recognize, and they are intended to celebrate the history of Sega hardware while remaining suitable as everyday accessories.
Key details at a glance:
- Models: Mega Drive-inspired, Saturn-inspired, Dreamcast-inspired watches
- Price: 27,500 yen each (tax included)
- Pre-orders: Open today (per Famitsu report)
- Expected shipping: Early February 2027
These watches join a broader market of licensed gaming merchandise and collectible fashion pieces that celebrate retro hardware.
While the products specifically honor Sega systems, the trend spans many platforms and fanbases, with licensed items regularly produced for other console ecosystems, including Nintendo platforms.
SuperGroupies has a track record of producing licensed apparel and accessories tied to video games and anime, positioning the company as a frequent collaborator for collectors seeking high-quality, officially themed goods.
The decision to mirror original console packaging underscores the collection’s appeal to enthusiasts who value presentation as much as the items themselves.
For collectors and retro-gaming fans interested in securing a set, the pre-order window is now open through SuperGroupies’ official channels as reported by Famitsu.
Expect shipping to begin in early February 2027 for those who place orders during the pre-sale period.
For continued coverage of licensed gaming merchandise and retro releases, follow updates from Famitsu and official SuperGroupies announcements.
Reported via Famitsu and first noted by Damien McFerran, the collection recreates distinctive controller and console design elements in wristwatch form and packages each model to echo the original system boxes.
Each watch in the line is designed to echo the visual cues of its respective console, with dial treatments, button-like accents and color palettes that reference the Mega Drive, Saturn and Dreamcast controllers.
The manufacturer says the pieces are detailed tributes meant to appeal to long-time Sega fans while functioning as wearable collectibles.
Rewritten quote (journalistic): SuperGroupies said the watches are packed with details that fans will immediately recognize, and they are intended to celebrate the history of Sega hardware while remaining suitable as everyday accessories.
Key details at a glance:
- Models: Mega Drive-inspired, Saturn-inspired, Dreamcast-inspired watches
- Price: 27,500 yen each (tax included)
- Pre-orders: Open today (per Famitsu report)
- Expected shipping: Early February 2027
These watches join a broader market of licensed gaming merchandise and collectible fashion pieces that celebrate retro hardware.
While the products specifically honor Sega systems, the trend spans many platforms and fanbases, with licensed items regularly produced for other console ecosystems, including Nintendo platforms.
SuperGroupies has a track record of producing licensed apparel and accessories tied to video games and anime, positioning the company as a frequent collaborator for collectors seeking high-quality, officially themed goods.
The decision to mirror original console packaging underscores the collection’s appeal to enthusiasts who value presentation as much as the items themselves.
For collectors and retro-gaming fans interested in securing a set, the pre-order window is now open through SuperGroupies’ official channels as reported by Famitsu.
Expect shipping to begin in early February 2027 for those who place orders during the pre-sale period.
For continued coverage of licensed gaming merchandise and retro releases, follow updates from Famitsu and official SuperGroupies announcements.
