Pokémon Watches (2026): Every Licensed Collab from G-SHOCK to Seiko

Pokémon's 30th anniversary in 2026 brought the franchise its most serious watch collaboration yet.

The officially licensed Pokémon watch collab lineup now spans four distinct tiers: Casio's 30th Anniversary G-SHOCK at the top, Seiko's Japan-only Selection series for dress-watch collectors, Megahouse's Mix Watch for everyday carry, and a range of licensed digital watches from $15. All four are from officially licensed manufacturers; none are fan-made or custom.

Here is every licensed Pokémon watch available today, broken down by collab and price tier.

Every licensed Pokémon watch collab at a glance

The G-SHOCK x Pokémon GA-110PKM-7A

This is the first full-sized G-SHOCK to carry an official Pokémon license. Built on Casio's GA-110 platform, it uses the franchise's foundational three-colour palette: the red, green and blue of the 1996 games cover the case, buttons, dial and resin bezel. The sub-dial at 9 o'clock reproduces a Poké Ball; the indicator hand is shaped to evoke Pikachu's silhouette. The strap band features 30 Pokémon across all generations, from Kanto to Paldea, to mark the 30th anniversary.

It launched in Japan on August 8, 2026. You can read more about the design on Casio's official G-SHOCK site. The watch is available from multiple import sellers; prices differ by seller region and shipping origin. The cheapest listing observed on October 30, 2026 was €489 at PAR5MILANO; the highest was $1,142 at JumpIchiban.

Pokemon x Casio: Pokémon 30th Anniversary G-SHOCK GA-110PKM-7AJR Watch

$1,142.00 USD (observed October 30, 2026)

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The Seiko Selection Pokémon series

Seiko ran two separate Pokémon Selection collaborations for the Japanese domestic market. The SBPY series (Charizard SBPY159, Venusaur SBPY160, Blastoise SBPY162) is a three-watch collab sold individually through Japanese specialty retailers. The SCXP series (Eevee SCXP179, Mewtwo SCXP181) is a distinct collab in Seiko's X range. Both sit in Seiko's Selection tier, a dress-casual mid-range above Seiko 5 Sports and below Presage.

Neither series was distributed in Western retail. All copies available internationally today are Japanese imports, which accounts for the significant price premium. The Blastoise SBPY162 is listed at $1,446 USD from specialist importers on October 30, 2026; the Eevee SCXP179 at $749. Seiko's official Japanese product pages are the authoritative source for confirmed specs; the brand's official Japanese site carries the original listings.

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Mid-range picks: Megahouse Mix Watch and 30th Anniversary Collector Watch

Most collectors who want a daily-wear Pokémon watch land here. Megahouse's Mix Watch is a fashion-quartz piece with a stainless-steel case, officially licensed and sold new through Japanese import specialists. At $73–$83 it is the most affordable licensed collab watch with a proper quartz movement. The 30th Anniversary Collector Watch is a stainless-steel quartz piece at $48 and the entry point for the 2026 anniversary merchandise range.

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Pokémon 30th Anniversary Collector Watch

$47.99 USD (observed October 30, 2026)

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For kids and younger fans, licensed LED digital watches run $15–$25 and are widely available. They are not collectors' pieces, but they are officially licensed and suitable as a birthday or holiday gift for primary-school age fans.

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Japan-only vs globally available: what the price difference tells you

The G-SHOCK GA-110PKM-7A and the Seiko Selection watches share one important detail: none of them received a Western retail launch. No Pokémon Center US listing. No European distribution agreement. Every copy outside Japan passed through an import specialist or a grey-market reseller, and the final price reflects that supply chain.

The "JR" suffix on the JumpIchiban model code (GA-110PKM-7AJR) designates the Japan-domestic variant of the same G-SHOCK. Both the JR and the standard A model are the same watch; the suffix indicates which regional market Casio originally shipped units to. This is why one seller lists it at €489 (closer to a European import price) while another lists $1,142 (a Japan-import specialist with higher shipping and import costs). Neither price reflects a suggested retail price announced outside Japan.

If you see a Pokémon G-SHOCK or Seiko Selection watch listed at close to its apparent Japanese retail equivalent, verify the seller's import customs policy. Duties and VAT are not always included in the displayed price.

Pokémon watches as a Q4 gift in 2026

A Pokémon watch works as a Q4 gift for one specific reason: it is functional every day, and it reads as Pokémon to anyone in the room who grew up with the franchise. That puts it in a different category from plush or cards, which are clearly collector items. A watch goes on the wrist.

The practical tier for gifting is $48–$83. The 30th Anniversary Collector Watch and the Megahouse Mix Watch are both in that range, both officially licensed, and both available from independent shops shipping globally. If the recipient is a serious collector and you know they want the G-SHOCK specifically, the import route is the only option. For a broader selection of Pokémon gifts at every price point, the Pokémon 2026 holiday gift guide covers the full Q4 range.

Browse the best Pokémon limited-edition collectibles of 2026 if you are building out a broader collection alongside a watch purchase.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an official Pokémon G-SHOCK watch?

Yes. Casio released the G-SHOCK x Pokémon GA-110PKM-7A in August 2026 to celebrate the franchise's 30th anniversary. It launched in Japan and is available internationally through import retailers, not through Western G-SHOCK retail channels.

What is the cheapest official Pokémon watch?

Licensed Pokémon LED digital watches for kids start at around $15 and are available from global sellers. The Megahouse Mix Watch at $73–$83 is the cheapest licensed option with a proper quartz movement and an adult-wearable build.

Are the Seiko Pokémon watches still available?

Yes. The Seiko Selection SBPY series (Charizard, Venusaur, Blastoise) and SCXP series (Eevee, Mewtwo) are still available from Japanese import specialists on October 30, 2026. They were never sold through Western retailers.

What does "JR" mean in the G-SHOCK Pokémon model number?

The "JR" suffix in GA-110PKM-7AJR designates the Japan domestic release variant of the same watch. Both the standard A model and the JR variant refer to the same G-SHOCK x Pokémon design; the suffix indicates original regional distribution, not a different product.

Where can I buy a Pokémon watch outside Japan?

Japanese import specialists and international licensed merchandise retailers carry the G-SHOCK, Seiko and Megahouse watches. The LED digital kids watches and 30th Anniversary Collector Watch are available from global sellers without an import step. Search DexHaul to compare current listings from independent shops worldwide.