Here's a keycap that's also a watch, for the discerning gamer
Two of my favourite things in one adorable unit.
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I have too many keycaps. I also own too many watches. I'm a real keycap/watch guy. So picture my surprise when the Miyo Watch Keycap came up on my feed last night.
It's a keycap with an analogue watch built into it. Specifically, a Miyota 5Y20 quartz movement with a dual-tone Super-LimuNova (glow-in-the-dark) dial and hands. Over the top, sapphire glass with an anti-reflecting coating. To the right, a small crown. All of which fits into a tiny 1U keycap—that's equivalent to a single letter key on your keyboard.
I'm definitely late to the game here, as the Miyo went on sale over at Sneakbox back in October, 2025. That was a limited release of only 150 units, split three-ways between steel, black and rose gold. There are still rose gold ones available but I am being very chill about it.
It's probably for the best. The Miyo Watch Keycap costs $300/£227, and despite being a watch guy, I prefer my watches to cost roughly as much as a decent Casio—that is, not very much. Though I was tempted by the dopamine rush that would surely ensue after purchasing an extremely unnecessary object for my keyboard.
In a post on Reddit last year, Muji, the keycap's creator and owner of Sneakbox, notes how well received the project has been: "I knew there was a lot of curiosity about this project from the last post, but I didn't anticipate the amount of folk that would actually intend to buy one! Seriously, it's humbling to see this degree of interest being a business-of-one who designs, produces and sells his own stuff. Thank you."
Muji also notes this keycap is not waterproof but they'd like to work on a waterproof version, perhaps with a diver-style bezel, at a later date.
If you're annoyed about missing this creation and looking for another keycap hit, I've bought a couple from Jelly Key. Most of its designs are limited drops and require signing up in a short time period, but I've always been impressed with the quality of what I've received.
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I have a couple koi/fish pond ones, a legally-distinct Mario-style one, and an arcade cabinet one. I'm usually tempted to buy more, and I fear for my sanity after considering purchasing this keycap in the shape of a soft, plump pillow, but after a while you run out of keyboards to put them on. At least with watches you can wear at least five or six on one wrist and look totally normal.

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Jacob has been writing about PC hardware and technology for over eight years. He earned his first byline at PCGamesN before joining PC Gamer. He spends most of his time building PCs, running benchmarks, and trying his best to learn Linux.
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