Swatch’s New Gold MoonSwatch Solves the Nightmare Royal Pop Launch Problem

You are always looking Underscoring its aeronautical movement, Omega has teamed up with Swatch to release another limited edition MoonSwatch which contains Omega’s proprietary 18K Moonshine Gold alloy.

But when in the past special Bibles he had only a small piece of shiny materialthis new model does not hold back, with the dial, hands, crown, and pushers all made from Omega’s 18K Moonshine Gold alloy, with a weight of 11 grams.

It is called Mission to the Moon 1969the clock is a reminder of Apollo 11 moon landing on July 21, 1969. It is limited, rather appropriately, to 1,969 numbered pieces and comes with a black and gold version of Swatch’s upgraded rubber MoonSwatch straps.

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Swatch says the gold used in these limited edition pieces from around 1969, comes from old Omega watches that were melted down in the company’s production facilities. In 1969, 11 grams of 18K gold apparently cost $11, so Swatch decided to buy the gold in this MoonSwatch based on the gold price on July 21, 1969, rather than the current gold price. That means Mission to the Moon 1969 sells for about $620.

Maybe think about a scandal that destroyed Swatch stores around the world in the month of May during the opening Audemars Piguet x Swatch Royal Pop– Repetition of circular rage MoonSwatch was founded four years ago—Swatch is making this limited edition available for purchase online. The catch, however, is that in order to get your hands on one, you need to fill out an “ESTA” or Electronic Swatch Timepiece Application.

Photo: Courtesy of Swatch

Photo: Courtesy of Swatch