SPY×FAMILY’s New Official Smartwatch Collection Rewards Fans with Stella Stars for Exercising
Image by James RichardsonSPY×FAMILY is bringing the entire Forger family to your wrist with four new smartwatches that change their character artwork as you walk, receive notifications and even drain the battery.
Created by Japanese character collaboration brand GARRACK, the new collection includes individual models inspired by Loid, Anya, Yor and Bond, with each receiving its own color scheme, character-themed silicone strap and interactive watch face.

GARRACK has given all four versions their own animated details and hidden references to the series, with several everyday smartwatch functions becoming part of the character designs.
The Loid Forger model uses the muted green colors of his familiar suit, with a strap inspired by his shirt and red tie and a watch face that changes his outfit after every 2,000 steps.



Incoming notifications bring up a telephone icon, while the amount of coffee Loid has left in his cup changes according to the remaining battery and his lapel pin moves against the background every second.


Anya naturally gets the most playful version, pairing a pink watch face with a strap inspired by her Eden Academy uniform and changing her expression as the wearer builds up their daily step count.



The biggest reward comes at 10,000 steps, with Anya displaying a Stella Star once the target has been passed, while failing to reach it leaves a Tonitrus Bolt on the watch face instead.

Her love of peanuts also becomes part of the notification system, with a peanut icon appearing whenever a new alert arrives, while the stars decorating the background continuously shift once every second.

Yor’s version adopts a deep red color scheme with rose-inspired details across its strap, combining her everyday appearance with references to her secret identity as the assassin Thorn Princess.



Her clothing changes every 2,000 steps, while notifications produce an icon based on the necklace worn by Thorn Princess and the rose displayed on the watch gradually closes from a full bloom into a bud as the battery level falls.

Parts of Yor’s familiar hair ornament also move every second in the background, giving the watch face another subtle animated element even when the wearer isn’t actively interacting with it.

Bond’s model takes a much softer approach with a white color scheme and a strap decorated with imagery inspired by his face and bow tie.



His expression changes every 2,000 steps, a bone icon appears once 10,000 steps have been reached and incoming notifications are represented by a playful “Borf” icon based on Bond’s familiar vocalization.

Small paw prints also move continuously across the background, helping the least human member of the Forger family get just as much personality as the other three designs.

Away from the SPY×FAMILY details, all four models use the same 1.62-inch AMOLED display with a 286 x 482 resolution, an aluminum alloy case and 5 ATM water resistance, with the main body weighing approximately 16g before the strap is attached.
They support 100 workout modes alongside heart-rate monitoring and HRV-based stress tracking, while compatibility covers both iOS and Android devices.

Battery life can reach approximately 14 days under normal use, while heavier use reduces that to around eight days, and a five-minute quick charge is designed to provide enough power for approximately two days of use.

Each watch also comes with an additional black replacement strap and charging cable, making it possible to tone down the character styling without losing the custom animated watch faces.
The collection arrives as SPY×FAMILY continues to expand well beyond its original manga and anime, with the franchise now spanning movies, theme park attractions, games, merchandise and a second Japanese stage musical touring during 2026.

Pre-orders for all four SPY×FAMILY GARRACK smartwatches, which are priced at ¥10,890 (approximately $71 / £52), begin on September 11 via GARRACK’s official website.
The watches will begin shipping and receive their general release on September 30 through both GARRACK and select participating Japanese watch retailers.
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