Anicorn PlayStation 30th Anniversary Watches Drop Today

If you’ve been paying attention to the PlayStation anniversary market, you already know the pattern. The PS5 30th Anniversary Pro Bundle became one of the best flips of the year, and even the PlayStation anniversary Reebok sneakers moved at solid margins. Anything stamped with that 30th anniversary logo has been eating on the secondary market.

Anicorn’s watches tap into that same nostalgia. The Limited Edition Mechanical Watch features the iconic △〇×□ button symbols on the dial and strap, with Start and Select controller buttons as the watch hands. It’s a direct callback to the original 1994 PlayStation that revolutionized gaming, and collectors who missed the console bundle will absolutely pay premium for this.

The watches drop today on Anicorn’s official site at 7 PM PST. Here’s your game plan:

1. Set alarms and be ready at drop time – With only 600 units, this will move fast
2. Have payment info saved – Manual checkout needs to be lightning quick
3. Target the Limited Edition Mechanical Watch – The $250 variants might flip, but the $780 mechanical is your real profit play
4. Be prepared for shipping delays – Anicorn ships worldwide, factor this into your timeline

The site supports multiple payment methods including PayPal, which can speed up checkout if you’ve got it linked.

Based on PlayStation anniversary product performance this year, the Limited Edition Mechanical Watch should realistically fetch $1,100 to $1,500 on the secondary market. That’s a $320 to $720 profit per watch after eBay’s 13% fees, assuming you can secure one at retail.

eBay is your best platform here. Watches hit a different buyer demographic than gaming hardware, and eBay’s sold listings already show strong demand for gaming collectible watches. List with detailed photos showing the PlayStation branding and include the limited edition numbering in your title.

It’s worth noting that we do have some precedent for Anicorn’s video game collaboration watches reselling. Last month, they worked with Kojima Productions for a limited run of Ludens watches. Everything sold out quickly, and at least one watch sold on eBay for well over MSRP.

We’re hoping the wider appeal of the PlayStation 30th Anniversary branding will help move this new line of watches in greater volume.

The Light and Dark Mode variants at $250 might see some markup, but without explicit quantity limits, profit margins won’t compare to the mechanical edition. If you’re going manual and can only get one, make it count.

We recommend focusing all your efforts on the Limited Edition Mechanical Watches, especially if you have limited capital. The other designs might be less expensive, but they’re much riskier. There are no refunds for anything in this collection, so you may be stuck with a brick if those watches don’t move.

With only 600 units of the Limited Edition Mechanical Watch available globally and PlayStation anniversary products consistently selling out in minutes all year, hesitation means taking an L. If you’re serious about this flip, be on the site when they drop.