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Your Guide to the Macross & Robotech Watch Collection
If you have spent any time looking for a Robotech or Macross watch that is actually worth wearing, you already know the problem.
This collection pairs officially licensed Macross and Robotech designs with two watch formats: quartz chronographs and a modular mechanical set. Choose the design and movement that fit how you plan to wear or collect it.
Two tiers. One universe.
The 40th Anniversary Collectible Sealed Edition now includes Ver.1.0 and Ver.2.0. Ver.2.0 adds designs including U.N SPACY, Roy Fokker, Rick Hunter, Max, and Milia. Check each product page for its current variant choices.
Both anniversary editions use quartz chronograph movements with analog time and date displays. Ver.1.0 has a nylon strap; Ver.2.0 has an artificial leather strap and comes in a labeled sealed box. The Single Random option starts at $45; named Ver.2.0 designs are $60. Check the product pages for the latest options and prices.
At the other end of the collection sits the modular mechanical watch set. One movement. Two cases. Two straps.
The idea is straightforward: a single high-grade mechanical movement that transfers between two completely different watch configurations.
Wear the tactical style strap on a weekday. Switch to the Macross/Robotech design strap for a convention or a display shelf.
The interchangeable format makes sense for a franchise built around transforming machines.
How to choose
Start with how you wear watches. If you want a quartz chronograph, compare the Macross 40th Anniversary Collectible Sealed Edition Ver.1.0" and Macross 40th Anniversary Collectible Sealed Edition Ver.2.0" designs.
Ver.1.0 offers a nylon strap, while Ver.2.0 offers an artificial leather strap and a labeled sealed box.
Choose a named design if you want to know which one you are getting; select Single Random only if you are happy with a surprise.
If you are building a collection or want something that reflects the depth of your engagement with the franchise, the MACROSS ROBOTECH Modular Mechanical Watch is the one. Its interchangeable components offer a different experience from the two anniversary quartz chronographs.
All watches in this collection are officially licensed.
Explore the individual product pages for current designs, materials, sizing, and availability before choosing your watch.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a Robotech watch and a Macross watch?
These watches are designed for fans of both Robotech and Macross - they honor the shared creative universe that both series draw from. In the US, the franchise is known as Robotech; internationally, the original source material is Macross. Our collection uses both names because the characters, mecha, and stories belong to both.
Is the Macross and Robotech watch collection officially licensed?
Yes. Every watch in this collection carries an official license. The character artwork, mecha designs, and branding are authorized by the license holders, ensuring authentic representations of the franchise.
What does the modular mechanical watch set include?
The modular mechanical watch set includes one mechanical watch movement, two interchangeable cases, and two straps. This lets you configure two different watch styles from a single movement.
Which Robotech and Macross character designs are in the chronograph collection?
The 40th Anniversary Collectible Sealed Edition includes Ver.1.0 and Ver.2.0 quartz chronographs. Current Ver.2.0 choices include U.N SPACY (White), U.N SPACY (Black skull), Roy Fokker VF1S, Rick Hunter VF1S, Max VF1J, Milia VF-1J, and Single Random. Check each product page for current variant choices; Single Random does not guarantee a particular design.
Are these Macross and Robotech watches limited edition?
Yes. These are limited production runs. Past character designs have sold through without restock. If you have a specific design in mind, we recommend securing it early as availability is not guaranteed.