Swatch and Omega are back with another celestial stunner—this time, paying tribute to April’s Pink Moon with the Mission to the Pink Moonphase. This limited-edition chronograph blends technical chops with an eye-catching design. The watch features a bold pink Bioceramic case, crown, and pushers, paired with a matching pink VELCRO® strap detailed with white stitching and a Bioceramic loop. But it’s not just about the color. At the 2 o’clock position sits a moon phase complication with twin pink moons orbiting a black disc—a poetic, functional twist on the classic chronograph.
A black and silver-pink opaline dial sets the tone, while Grade A Super-LumiNova® coats the hour markers and hands with a pink glow in the dark, adding utility and flair. Flip it over, and the battery cover reveals a moon rendered in stunning pink hues. Under UV light, a hidden detail emerges from the moonphase mask—another layer of Swatch’s playful precision.
This drop is destined to fly, available for $310, and will launch on April 1 at select Swatch locations. Swatch fans and Speedmaster loyalists should stay glued to the brand’s social channels for the official “pink Rolling Planets” reveal. This isn’t just a watch—it’s a lunar statement.
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