Fossil Made Two Star Wars Watches That Sound Off When You Open Them
The Mandalorian watches, anyone?

by Alvin Uy
Published on May 15, 2026
As anticipation builds for Lucasfilm’s upcoming theatrical release, The Mandalorian and Grogu, watchmaker Fossil has unveiled two limited-edition timepieces that bring the galaxy far, far away straight to collectors’ wrists. Released globally last May 4th, fittingly celebrated by fans as “Star Wars Day," the new collection draws inspiration from the hit Disney+ series The Mandalorian and its beloved central duo: Din Djarin and Grogu.
The timing is deliberate. After The Mandalorian revitalized Star Wars for streaming, the upcoming film is shaping up to be a larger cinematic event for the franchise. Fossil's watches land somewhere between a pre-release collectible and a commemorative piece.
Chief Brand Officer Melissa Lowenkron has described the collection as designed by fans for fans—and the level of detail on both watches' backs backs that up.
The Everett Mandalorian Watch — Built Like Beskar Armor


At P23,050, the 42mm Everett Mandalorian Watch is built around Din Djarin's identity. The gunmetal stainless steel case and bracelet reference beskar, the near-indestructible metal central to Mandalorian culture, and the Mudhorn emblem are worked into the design—a callback to the Season 1 moment when Din earned the Clan Mudhorn signet after defeating the creature with an unexpected assist from Grogu.
The dial mimics layered armor plating. The hands are modeled after the cannons of the Razor Crest. Luminous indexes and tactical details fill out the militaristic look, while the caseback carries original artwork of the "Clan of Two," nodding to the surrogate father-and-son bond at the heart of the show.
The packaging has a trick: open the collector's display box, and it plays Din Djarin's signature declaration, "This is the way." The line, which became one of modern Star Wars' most quoted phrases after the series premiered in 2019, is as much a part of the watch's character as anything on the dial.
The Neutra Grogu Watch — Mischief in Mechanical Form


The Neutra Grogu Watch goes in the opposite direction—smaller (38 mm), softer, and a lot more playful. At P21,250, it pairs a silver stainless steel case with a suede strap inspired by Grogu's oversized robes. The green dial depicts Grogu levitating a snack mid-air, one of the show's recurring bits about his endless appetite, from stolen frog eggs to sneaked blue macarons.
The textured case quietly references Grogu's hovering pram, and the caseback shows him in the relaxed, warm pose that made audiences fall for the character almost immediately. Open the collector's box, and you get Din sternly telling Grogu to "spit that out," followed by Grogu's giggle.
Beyond Novelty Items
Each watch is individually numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity, lapel pins, and the sound-integrated display packaging. The presentation makes them display objects as much as wristwatches.
The limited-edition collection is available through Fossil Philippines and select Fossil retail stores, including branches at SM Mall of Asia, SM North EDSA, Robinsons Magnolia, Ayala Center Cebu, and Evia Lifestyle Center.

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