A huge surprise for the world after years of lethargy due to the COVID-19 pandemic: today Omega and the Swatch Group have painted the whole world with excitement with the iconic Moonwatch, utilizing Bioceramic materials in a vibrant "Street Watch" style signature to Swatch. Moonwatches from every mission have been reinterpreted, referencing the Sun and planets in our solar system, while retaining the essential DNA of the Moonwatch—it even features the "Dot Over 90." Let's take a look at the "MoonSwatch" and see what makes it so beautiful and popular.
MoonSwatch Mission to the SUN
Cheerful yellow, like the energy of a new day from the Sun. Featuring a sun-brushed dial and a white Velcro strap.
MoonSwatch Mission to MERCURY
To Mercury, the strong and fierce planet that endures being closest to the Sun among its siblings. It features a metallic grey dial and a grey Velcro strap.
MoonSwatch Mission to VENUS
Sweet but energetic with a sporty shape. It features playful diamond-like patterns on the subdials, coming in a pastel pink dial with a white Velcro strap.
MoonSwatch Mission on EARTH
Representing our beloved blue planet. Easy on the eyes with shades of blue and green, featuring a navy blue dial and Velcro strap.
MoonSwatch Mission to the MOON
Modeled after the legendary watch, but with a younger image in the Street Watch style. However, all the details remain faithful to the original in every respect.
MoonSwatch Mission to the MARS
To Mars, the planet humanity plans to inhabit in the future. It comes in a theme based on another great Omega watch, the Alaska Project, in white and red—featuring a red case, white dial, iconic shuttle hands, and a white Velcro strap.
MoonSwatch Mission to JUPITER
A Moonwatch in classic beige with the Ultraman hands familiar to fans. The orange hands are just striking—I already want one! This piece comes with a black Velcro strap.
MoonSwatch Mission to SATURN
Traveling to Saturn, the planet with rings that are highlighted on this watch. It comes in a sand and beige theme with green Ultraman hands and a brown Velcro strap.
MoonSwatch Mission to URANUS
Since the Greeks regarded Uranus as the god of the sky, this watch comes in soft, pale sky and cloud colors. It's a look different from the original Moonwatch, but rest assured, this one will definitely be hard to get.
MoonSwatch Mission to NEPTUNE
The blue planet filled with icy cold, being so far from the Sun. Therefore, the colors used are shades of blue and light blue, representing ice, ice, and more ice. This is another piece expected to be quite rare.
MoonSwatch Mission to PLUTO
The former last planet that is no longer officially classified as a planet because it is too small. But since it has been with its siblings for so long, this dwarf planet is still one of the series. It comes in light grey, a beige dial, and is highlighted by a burgundy gradient.
On the back of every watch, there is a medallion depicting its respective planet. It uses a quartz movement, is water-resistant up to 30 meters, and has a 42mm size. You can reserve a MoonSwatch by walking into participating branches; purchase limits per person apply. The first lot in our country arrived with over 300 pieces, and the queue is already overwhelming. If you don't want to wait in line, you can patiently wait for a few months before buying. The watches are not limited editions, but who knows if they will keep up with the massive global demand? We'll have to wait and see.
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Information and images courtesy of
- https://www.swatch.com/th-th/bioceramic-moonswatch.html
- https://www.omegawatches.com/stories/joint-mission-launch-bioceramic-moonswatch
