Adventure Line - Officially Licensed Retro Hero Watches

Retro Hero Watch Buying Guide — How to Choose the Right Character Watch for Men

These are watches built to be worn, not stored.

Every Adventure Line piece is built around a precision quartz movement — the same reliable mechanism in everyday timepieces worn by millions.

The three Modular Collector’s Editions go further: full mechanical self-winding movements, housed in interchangeable case systems that let you switch configurations each day. No battery. No compromise. They sit on the wrist with the weight and presence of a watch that earns a second look — not a confused one.

Officially Licensed Character Watch

The Adventure Line brings together multiple officially licensed universes for the adult collector who refuses to choose just one.

Transformers watches — licensed by Hasbro — cover Optimus Prime in the Limited Edition Prime, a dragon-dial variant in the Power of Gragon Modular, and the Glow in the Dark Blind Box for those who prefer the mystery.

The Macross and Robotech 40th Anniversary pieces mark four decades of the franchise with a collectible chronograph and a premium Modular Mechanical set.

Kamen Rider spans Vol.1, Vol.2, and a complete Premium Set covering both series.

Slam Dunk brings collector’s energy to the basketball court with Version 1.0 and 2.0.

And Future GPX Cyber Formula — one of the most underrated 90s racing anime — finally has its own officially licensed blind box watch.

Labelled Packaging vs Blind Box — Know Before You Order

Almost every watch in this collection comes in sealed, brand-new packaging with the character or design clearly identified on the box before you order.

The exceptions are intentional: the Transformers Glow in the Dark Blind Box Plus and the Future GPX Cyber Formula Blind Box are mystery options, where the specific variant is a surprise. Both formats are clearly marked on each product page — there’s no ambiguity at checkout.

How to Choose the Right Character Watch for Men

Start with the IP you grew up with.

Transformers fans who want a single character watch are well-served by the Limited Edition Prime at $45–60. If you want something genuinely rare, the three Modular Mechanical sets at $385+ are limited-run with swappable case systems — one movement, multiple configurations, built for the collector who doesn’t stop at one.

Macross and Robotech fans will find both price points covered: the 40th Anniversary Collectible for everyday wear, the Modular set for the shelf of honour.

Kamen Rider collectors: Vol.1 and Vol.2 are designed as companion sets — the Premium Set bundles both for the completionist.

And if you’ve been waiting for a Future GPX Cyber Formula or Slam Dunk watch since the 90s — here they are.

Gift Guide

Buying for a fan? The labelled packaging means you choose exactly what they receive.

For the Transformers fan: the Limited Edition Prime or Glow in the Dark for the adventurous.

For the Kamen Rider obsessive: the Premium Set so they have both volumes.

For the Slam Dunk purist who started with Version 1.0: now there’s a Version 2.0 waiting.

Every watch ships in its sealed original box, ready to give.