The Swatch X Blancpain Scuba Fifty Fathoms Is Real - And It Has Arrived
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2023
- We knew that anything was possible when it came to a second collab from Swatch in Bioceramic. Most of us thought, given the anniversary year, that it would be the Omega Seamaster. But Blancpain is also celebrating this year. It's the 70th birthday of the massively important Fifty Fathoms dive watch. While we never really thought a Blancpain Swatch would come to pass… they actually did it.
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I’d wear this for a couple days then ask myself why I spent $400 on some cheap plastic kids looking happy meal watch
Thats spot on - I bought the seiko 5 snoopy this year and had a similar reaction- and that’s a real and very decent watch.
Price will be the biggest hang up for most of us when it comes to this release. Which is kind of funny when you consider many of us will drop thousands on a watch… I suppose that just means many of us may feel the quality just isn’t there to justify the $400 price point. I blame “bioceramic” as a material choice.
100% this!
That’s a cool watch!
I tried the Snoopy diver, and liked it a lot, but I found it just a little bit too small; especially on that NATO strap it sat really high on the wrist.
I’m not queuing in line for this one. But will take look a few weeks later to see what they’re like in real life. $400 seems a bit much for a plastic watch. (My sons flikflak diver style was $50) 😉
It would take you a couple of days?
$400 For a plastic case, plastic movement and plastic crystal? It should at least have a mineral crystal, that way it doesn't scratch when the sunlight strikes it.
Isn't it sapphire crystal?
400$ for Blancpain....if it's Rolex it's 1200 Usd....it's about marketing not plastic...
@@Cyril2030Rolex isn't going to do this type of thing.
@@ZeroSOFInfinityThey called it bio sourced scratch resistant material. (@2:41) Considering they are calling plastic bioceramic, it's most likely another plastic. Otherwise it would just be Sapphire.
Rumors say it is sapphire
We need Seiko x Casio
😂
Hahaha, he’ll yeah we do!!!
And AP x Casio Royal Oak
😂 too many seiko models
No no, Grand Seiko x Casio
Let’s not miss the chance of calling it 51 Fathoms please.
49 fathoms, when everyone will find out it’s as lacklustre as the moonswatch was
50 Swatchoms
That what I thought
Swain, or S-pain
@@Dehumanis3ddI do not believe you get the joke. Joke being the movement is called swatch sistem51.
Hello Hodinkee and thanks for this vid. But, what a laudatory vid!
With such videos, there is no need for Swatch to advertise, you perfectly do the job for the brand!
We have to call it the Thrifty Fathoms!
It's the ugliest
🙂
Hahahahahah
It's thrifty until the scalpers get their hands on it.
😂😂😂
“Noody-brank” is the common pronunciation and, I would add, the most interesting part of these watches. I always wanted to see a nudibranch on the back of a watch but never thought I would. Bravo 👏
You always wanted to see a nudibranch on the back of a watch?
I have a Blancpain for three years now. Nobody told me : oh you have a Blancpain and this is what I like from it. My GF told me : this watch is exactly like you, ordinary on the outside, we have to look inside to appreciate it. Now everyone will tell me: ohhh you bought a Swatch 😢
😂😂😂
You had me right up to $400. Cool story bro.
Give a hoot, don't pollute! @@jasonswitzer1748
Not nearly as cool on paper as the moonswatch, and now that we know what to expect regarding materials and build quality, it's a pass for me. Invest in a g shock and a Kamasu instead
@@alucardx86 Eww Japanese watches, no thanks. I'll stick to Swiss-made Blancpain and Omega instead for the same price
Guys. Call it the Fifty-One Fathoms, please. Come on. It’s the biggest layup ever.
Yes. Fifty-Five Fathoms is Seiko MOD.
Swatch :it’s a “mix of ceramic and bio sourced plastic derived from castor oil”
-That sounds like plastic with extra steps
Something else plasticky to dump in the oceans 😢 right down to the movement.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if I made something out of crushed sand and PLA milk bottles, would it not qualify as "bio-ceramic". PLA is notionally bio-degradable, sand is ceramic in the loosest sense of the word. Does anybody have the slightest clue what is actually in Swatch's "bioceramic"? Is there a patent we could examine, or is this just yet more marketing bo**ox from the absolute masters of marketing bo**ox.
OK In the true spirit of bing "that guy", I'm going to answer my own question.
"Swatch's new and patented Bioceramic material is a composite mixture of the castor-derived bioplastic and zirconium dioxide ceramic."
So first ... caster oil derived plastic.
"Although hidden in its seed is the poisonous ricin, castor beans can be made worthy by converting them into polyamide 11, a thermoplastic from the nylon family of polymers. The oily seeds of the castor plant are pressed and the extracted oil is then treated by adding some chemicals to remove oxygen after which it undergoes polymerization where the water in it is removed and heat and gaseous nitrogen are introduced to get the final product - Nylon."
Next... zirconium dioxide. Crushed up rock...or if you prefer.. from Wikipedia.
"Its most naturally occurring form, with a monoclinic crystalline structure, is the mineral baddeleyite. A dopant stabilized cubic structured zirconia, cubic zirconia, is synthesized in various colours for use as a gemstone and a diamond simulant."
So .. not quite old milk bottles and sand, but closer to old stockings and sand.
Well you heard it here first.
AP x Casio. The Casioak
emotional damage
There already is Casio EFR-S108. F for Failure but not quite.
I see an Asian buying luxury watch video incoming.
If Casio starts going the same path as Swatch and collaborates with other watch brands, I am really hoping for a Casio x Seiko
400 USD for a (much cheaper looking) plastic watch using an unservicable movement?!? Insane.
And you still won't be able to buy one.
By "unserviceable," I assume you mean Swatch just replaces it when it stops ticking?
@@ams914 No the watch is hermetically sealed. The only way to get the movement out of a Sistem51 watch is to destroy it. Also the movement only has one rotor screw. The rest of the movement is bonded together with some form of solder. To top it off the pallet fork and escapement wheel are both plastic.
Yes I think people are much better off buying any Seiko5 or Orient at this stage 😅
@@DCTag are we pretending like $400 is a lot broke boy?
I’m glad to hear this has a mechanical movement and legit water resistance. They look better than I expected.
$11 movement
😂 yo
economy of scale, who cares?@@cc468
After looking up the Sistem51 movement, it’s actually much worse that just making it quartz. The movement stops working after 2-3 years and is basically impossible to service, because it’s designed to be assembled by machine and is sealed.
Same thoughts, but boy this guy will be thick on the wrist.
Blancpain x Seiko SNZH range is my go to Fifty-Five Fathoms. Contains actual steel and you get five extra fathoms for free.
My Citizen NY0040 costs half as much, twice as robust, was used by the Italian navy for years, is 200m indicated (tested for 500m for the Marina Militaire) with a screw down crown, has a hacking automatic movement, and is serviceable...oh, and made out of steel -- a reuseable material.
I have a Seiko skx but still enjoy a watch like this. The fifty fathoms was the starting point for dive watches like your citizen. That's history. It's not always about utility
Why do you want to REUSE a material if the watch is SOooooo goood and robust 😂
Don't overwhelm these chaps with so much logic. Your logic may even rub off on the Rolex worshippers paying over retail for a stainless steel watch. ;-)
Well done
Big PP.
Making a Blancpain in cheap plastic is far more of a climb down than making one with a quartz movement.
Don't buy it then, go for a walk.
You are given more choice as a consumer don't cry
Its ceramics
Blancpain trying hard to be relevant again.
But i buy it because it looks fun
Given the 400 USD retail price, one could argue that it's quite expensive plastic,
So will there be lines at the Swatch store for this? A lot of people don't know Blancpain like they know Omega. I'm curious what will happen this Saturday.
I guess that's the point. Bp is a very niche market Brand. The ff is virtually unknown outside of watch enthusiasts' circles. Even among watch enthusiasts they always Talk about it but never pull the trigger.
Bp needs outside market audience to revive The brand... after all, it is still a business that has bills to be paid.
Like you am curious as to how well it will be received by the broader market
I tried (unsuccessfully) to buy the moonswatch a few times so I'm the target market I guess, but this one is nowhere near as exciting. The Speedmaster is a well known iconic watch and the swatch version looked very cool. The Fifty Fathoms is not very well known and this watch just looks way too chunky and, frankly, is boring. Also, the amount of horror stories I heard about the moonswatch build quality would make me think twice about buying this, even if I thought it was cool. And at $400 it is way overpriced. And bio-ceramic is just plastic.
I’ll be at the Vegas Swatch store. I’ll report back Saturday. Haha
There will be lines
🤣@@richsun247
Three things: 1. Not sure if this is due to post-prod on the video but the “blue” colourway looks more like a purple to me. 2. This is an adult version of my son’s flik flak. 3. Should we expect a $1k plasti…er…bioceramic Breguet next year? 🙄
People bought $25k plastic AP Royal Oaks, so why not?
I guess different color is because they changed something after the "Moonswatch leaving color on the skin" problem
Cool! Guilloche bioceramic with a meca-quartz. Hopefully in pink
We can be glad Patek isn‘t in the Swatch Group.
@@ralfwindte5986 Yes, a Plastek Phillipe would be awful
If AP or Patek collaborated with Casio, the watch would be unstoppable
Casio dont have to callabarate with those😂,,,
Casio already has the Casioak, which is already a top seller.
They don't need to pollute their brand by mixing with another watch brand, unlike Swatch.
Blancpain fifty dollars 💵
genius
If only
Whew! I thought I was gonna be missing out until you said $400 😂😂😂😂😂
Strap made from recycled fishing nets, but using a non serviceable throwaway movement.
That’s some good humor!
It’s using a nostalgic classic design, while selling you a cheap toy for $400. And „watch enthusiasts“ dig this sorta game…
Just got mine from SF and I got the Antarctic. Found it interesting that they all have the same movement but only the normal dials have a date. The white and orange one has no date.
Stunning. Can’t wait to grab one.
What is stunning? the $15 movement or the plastic case?
Somewhere around $200 I’d be interested
It's so cute! The back especially! The only thing I don't like is the price, at 250 would have been pretty damn cool but from a business point I get it, it'll sell anyways :S
What’s the lug width
And are the spring bars removable
Love the colors and the mechanical movement. Will they be as difficult to purchase as the MoonSwatch?
Yes, I live in Atlanta a major city I have no Boutique and I have no intention of traveling to one then standing in line with thugs and aholes.
I live in Chicago - no boutique here either. I visit NYC regularly, and by chance walked into the Madison Ave. Swatch store last month and picked up a MoonSwatch “Mission to Earth”. Might get the “Indian Ocean” next year, who knows 😂
Even if not everybody will be able to get their hand on the first production batch you should be able to get one at retail price in a couple of month
I would have if I had spare play money, because I love the Blancpain brand ! (Though I prefer the old fashioned quantieme range over their signature diver FF)
It would wear gigantic on me but I’d feel so comfortable wearing it in public knowing no-ones going to steal my plastic throwaway. 😆
I know it’s not built to last but I like the movement they’ve used, love the backing design and use of the lume hands, it’s a fun casual wear
I’d like to think it lasts longer than we’re all giving it credit for 😏
Antarctica is the only colour combination I like…
Except it's not a fecking Blancpain, it's a chewing gum dispenser throwaway plastic toy watch.
Don't waste your money.
Wow, it’s a lot better than I expected. Lots of thought in the design and theme. Mechanical, nato strap, one for each ocean. Smart
That blue Sea Dragon looks really good..😍😍😍
Imagine a special edition of these featuring the Mariana Trench (Angler-Fish/Goblin Shark) or the Bermuda Triangle (Kraken/Giant Squid)
They did not make a luxury watch accessible, they prododuced a 400€ disposable plastic watch with the look of a luxury watch.
That's the point. You wanna target a demographic that can afford to buy a 400usd disposable watch and graduate to BP.
Is it going to have a screw down crown anyone know ? As im tempted to do a shallow wreck dive with one for a bit of sport
Damn that’s nice. I wish I could go to a boutique Sat
Not my cup of tea but definitely better than I expected, for some reason I just can’t wear anything plastic but gshocks , probably it’s partly due to the value, a basic gshock usually has twice the WR and more features at like 1/4 of the price of this or the moonswatch.
400$ for basically a plastic Sistem 51 Swatch? I can get a much nicer Tissot or Hamilton for that price when I shop around.
So still giving money to the swatch group either way with your comment
But not anything associated with Blancpain...
@@DCTagbut at least he’ll own a decent watch that, if occasionally serviced, can last a lifetime. And it won’t look like a toy to boot.
@@ams914 Besides the name and logo there is nothing Blancpain inside the watch.
@@DCTag
Swatch Group is difficult to avoid with so many brands under their umbrella.
Swatch Group has decent watch brands that are reliable. I wear my Omega, Tissot, Hamilton, Longines and Certina with pride.
At the time of the MoonSwatch introduction, I got a great Tissot based on an NBA team from 500$ for less than 100$ at the Swatch Group outlet in Las Vegas. That watch is much nicer than any MonnSwatch.
Any news on whether these will be serviceable? Sistem 51 movement swap maybe?
Can't wait for the Breguet collab!!!!
I have to say, I'm impressed. The Moon Swatch to me is a little toy like, but this thing, with all the features, drilled lugs, 300ft water resistance, see through caseback, nice clicky bezel.... is compelling. Perfect travel watch... cheap, replaceable and useful.
I’m with you on that, people are taking these watches far too seriously. It’s a bit of fun that you can put on and not worry about.
Movements cant be serviced. Riveted globes And all the gears are plastic. Its gonan wear out in 3 years. There are far higher quality watches on the market for 400$
This watch isn.t about quality’ it.s about an icon.@@ninjatt1
@@ninjatt1 This is a Swiss-made Blancpain, not your uncle's crusty Japanese brick. Worth every bit of the $400
@@henrychung5233 this is a "bio ceramic" (plastic) pice of overhyped gimiky rubish. Its not a blancpain, its blankpain branded swatch. If you want a cheap reliable good quality swiss watch. By a certina.
Jokes of build quality aside, I actually like this thing! I love the lesser but equally important BlancPain collab
Grats, u r a d3g3n3rat3
My first reaction was negative but now after seeing one it's positive! I actually like it!
The one-time-use thing "culture" at its finest. A good point of reference for those laughing at Pagani/Benyar mechs.
Any word on accuracy? Because if it's sealed, it better be accurate for such price.
A non repairable movement is bogus. Its basically a toy watch with a shelf life of 10 years.
Then again, having a $400 watch serviced for $300+ doesn't make an awful lot of sense either.
@@heiner71thus the product should not even exist.
Planning to get the blue one when it becomes available for me to buy. Thank goodness it isnt limited edition. An online swatch store purchase would have been so much better 😊
That's purple to the rest of us ;)
@@kiwimark3875 haha. Well you get what i mean. The atlantic ocean version 😁
That’ll be this Saturday then. You’ll only have to wait a couple of days.
@@AtheistOrphan i dont think they will be available for me on release day unless i camp outside the swatch store the night prior. I'll just wait about 6 months when the hype and lines die down
@@ryangochuico - Sensible. I will do the same.
I like it. I'll be getting one for my collection
It's a great looking watch and it looks better than the moonswatch, don't personally like the idea of having more plastic end up in a landfill.
I'll get it but I'm not standing in line for 6 hours.. no way
Cool story bro
I like it, I wonder if I will get a 50 fathoms after buying a speedmaster once I acquired all of the moon swatches.
Yes, you will.
@@keama71we’ll see 👍
50 Fathoms is a great and beautiful watch but you need to have a large wrist for it. I hope you do!
I like all of them except the green one. Hope the hype isn't as crazy as the MoonSwatch and Swatch learned their lesson and make enough for everyone.
There are lines forming outside Swatch stores already. People love this kind of marketing.
Where can i buy the watch? from from Online
So they make the watch we all want at the size we all want but then make it in plastic… is swatch playing some cruel joke on us?
Making it in “plastic” is a huge part of the point. This is a Swatch watch with Blancpain on the dial. No one has to like it.
I wouldn't try diving with it, it might implode
It's pretty much expected to be plastic so not sure why you are so surprised by this.
It's a Swatch you absolute melt
@@alphaenterprise2232 Given the rating, "Skin Diver" rather than "Scuba" may have been closer to the truth.
Is Swatch x Breguet next? That would be insane!
With a plastic tourbillon
@@trthibWhy not? At least it would be antimagnetic, lol.
It will come for sure. Type XX my guess
Probably. Omega, BlancPain and Breguet are under Swatch group.
I am waiting for the Swatch x Seiko collab before i get my hands on these bioceramic watches.😂
regarding the omega swatch i've been to my swatch boutique and they just tell you "sorry we dont have any and we dont know when they come in" so essentially you have to treat buying them as a job. I think ill just buy a cartier instead.
This is to increase brand awareness for bp. The bp ff even if it has a cult following among enthusiasts cannot survive with such meager purchasing power.
How many are actually sold???
They need a wider reach... reaching out to the non enthusiasta crowds who have much more purchasing power , otherwise who's gonna pay the bills at bp?
Enthusiasts love to whine and praise but buying too little.
A business simply cannot survive and cater to their whims without actually purchasing much.
Hope this translates to future BP clients.
An assumption would be that there aren't millions on the second hand market, so they don't sell many as seen with say Rlx, but the fact is being niche and loved by enthusiasts they are likely not often sold on and as BP aren't messing with the design and producing multitudes of variants the reason to "upgrade" isn't there either. As for who pays the bill's, FF is the entry point to BP, take a look at the website for their elite custom work where prices skyrocket.
@@onawaitlist5038 not enough to pay the elves making the watches.
Bp market share both in value volume is less than 0.3% maybe of the global market... simply not feasible unless it's a labor of love still owned by the original owner who btw was out of business until JC Biver bought the name for around 30k usd. You can check out JC Biver himself telling this story.
Bp was dead in the water already. When JC BIVER Left swatch grp he and a partner went on to buy the BP name.
Point is even if BP sells watches at 100-200k usd a piece it would still not survive because it would take that watchmaker almost a year to make it .
What about your other overhead costs? No profits? What about reinvestments for machineries, R&D, ads, etc etc.?
Look at parmigiani, voutilainen, Daniel Roth... those are dead end streets sooner or later. Unless they're gobbled up by conglomerates, no Young person would wanna toil away in the basement for a year and make less than a hotshot finance/tech boys nowadays.
I truly understand it's hard to balance tradition with growing the market share...hope they get it right. And not just listen to the whiners here on UA-cam 😂 noisy Tiny minority actually. Hahaha who love to listen to Their own voices 😆
Best regards buddy...hope I didn't offend you in any way. Just a friendly exchange of ideas 👌
Up next … Swatch X Breguet dress watch 😂
Swatch x Breguet Type XX 😊
Sadly, you might be right!
@@SP-pn7xx doubt so they already have a chronograph so maybe a dress or gmt watch
@@SP-pn7xx doubt so they already have a chronograph so maybe a dress or gmt watch
You're laughing but this has suddenly made the negligible bp niche market much wider now. Otherwise bp ff would die a natural death due to lack of awareness outside of Tiny minority watch enthusiasts circle
Can the caseback be opened to swap the movement when it eventually cease to function ? This movement is not serviceable, so if that’s not possible we are looking at a 400 USD disposable watch. I’m not even considering buying one before knowing that.
Does the Blancpain Swatch come in a diamond bezel...or just cubic zirconia?
I would buy one, but I'm an adult. I don't wait in line to buy a plastic watch.
It's cool but $400 is a quite steep. You can buy a nice well finished automatic Seiko with that.
go on then
that is so cool... really want one myself.
They are kinda cool but can’t help but think it’s another cash grab
$400 is a miss for me (it's all subjective) as you're into "real" watch territory with Citizen, Seiko etc. - even approaching some Hamilton field watches etc. At $200, sure - a fun watch for a collection. I guess we'll see. I think they'll struggle because mainly watch nerds know (and love) BP - you're regular street-mammal won't identify.
i definitely agree. Could get many good Seiko for that price with way more durable design & material
The moon-swatch made at least some sense... I'm scratching my head on this one though. Especially for the price they're asking.
Love all of them.
I think Swatch has jumped the shark with a $400 plasic watch. Now you're in microbrand price range
microbrands are complete and utter trash.
@@poopy_fingers3324wow, that’s a boldly broad statement
C'mon, we know and Swatch Group knows these will sell like crazy. These would fly off shelves even when they cost $600
I take this over most "microbrands" - most of them are made at the same chinese factory, this actually has some heritage to it and will most likely keep better value lol
@@poopy_fingers3324 but this is amazing 😆
Hopefully this collaboration will help bring Blancpain into the 21st-century with a wearable size for the Fifty Fathoms....say 40 mm?
You mean a BP for children?
38mm is available already.
The original is 45mm, so 42mm is pretty small by Blancpain standards. 42mm is very wearable.
@@tancreddehauteville764
I could wear 42 mm. Maybe 41 mm might hit that sweet spot.
@@j.m.4444 I've tried the watch on, it's gigantic. Maybe even 41 or 42 mm.
Sounds exciting
When does the Breguet and Swatch collab come out?
For $400 you can buy a decent watch in stainless steel that will last longer than this plastic Happy Meal toy!
This is getting out of hand...
These big brands (Omega, Blancpain) will look back in disgust in the future.... they have to think of their legacy!
I wonder if they will actually have it online, and will they have one in Silver, and all black with the Nuclear Symbol on the Dial ?
Yes, in one year time
I will be getting one at some point but certainly not going to stand in any lines nor do I have a Swatch store anywhere near me nor will I pay over retail. So it may be a while but eventually I will get one being that Blancpain ff is my favorite watch ever produced
There is a lot of competition in mechanical watches under $500. I seriously doubt Citizen or Seiko solar movements wouldn't outlive that plastic case and bezel by at least 10 years.
If you are collecting them to put away unworn, I'd suggest buying complete sets. They may appreciate a bit.
trash. i want one. but i know im buying trash. and its a problem i need to get help for
Yes, kind of like voting for Labour, DEMs in the USA or Socialists in the rest of the EU.
I just picked up the all black one on a whim today while walking past the Swatch store. First thing I noticed is how much better this feels as a watch than the Moonswatch. It has just the right amount of heft to make it feel more substantial. 400 bucks I was like who cares let's enjoy it and see how long it lasts, and after putting it on I absolutely love it.
Ocean of Storms is fantastic. Put it on a more premium rubber strap with yellow stitching, wow, never thought I would enjoy it so much. Made me seriously consider buying a real 42mm Blancpain later
@@makaan5516 same! Currently looking at 5015!
Would totally get this if the movement was different. "The strap is made from blah blah blah, we are so responsible" oh and "the movement is not serviceable, so it ends up in a landfill in a few years when the movement has issues"
This might be the perfect beach/vacation watch. If you lose it, no big deal.
When the dust settles and all the resellers are out of the way, I'll get one and enjoy the heck out of it!
no, it's 400$ deal. Don't know about you, but for me loosing 400$ watch is a big deal...
These are going nowhere. No one knows what Blancpain is.
Well scalpers will take them all especially when only 100 offered by store and do you think general public know omega speedmaster hhh so funny
People will know soon, that’s the point
@@markjonz Doubtful.
@@romanmichaelhamilton8729there are people lining up outside Swatch stores two days before the launch. You are going to be surprised.
This is awesome!
Someone started to listen to an accountant in blancpain. "Lets mass produce" a mass product to cash out. Its such a corpo move and an opposite to a niche we all envy to own. Snob speaking? Maybe.. but i really like the path Seiko took, producing budget products forever and having it as a part of their dna unlike big, niche brands trying to jump on board of the model working for others but deluding it's authenticity of "niche" brand
I hate how cool it is
Will there be a broken empty glass case at the premiere?
Wow, that yellow one (Pacific?) looks AWESOME!
$400 mind, that’s a lot more than a MoonSwatch.
But it looks to be far more that the Moonswatch with its Mech Calibre and water resistance, full pinning for strap changes, etc. It it gets anywhere close to G-Shock durability it would be amazing, we live in hope.
$150 isn't 'a lot' in the watch world.
No, but $150 more than $279 is..
A little over 50% more.
Then again a real 50 fathoms compared to Speedy professional is almost 50% more as well, so I see where they’re coming from.
@@MaartenAnna they're both approximately $0
Nice video thanks ! Weird colours but still pretty cool.
What about the movement? Can you service it or not? Can you open the case?
Can't get over the fact its a toy version of a serious watch. Same as Omega was, but I guess as long as it sells that all that matters.
Is it still plasticy breakable like the moon swatch?
Strap width please? Can be straps be removed?
Moonswatch Neptune reached really high prices (because most of the suits nowadays are blue). It's good to buy it even as an investment.
ya, all real investors are going long on Moonswatch's...
Damn I really wanted a black one , wish they would do it later on.
Is there dust on the watch dial?
Nice Swatch x Money Grab collaboration!
Yeeeey on my birthday😊
The Green Indian❤❤❤
Im looking for replica for this and i believe it will better than swatch like previous swatch x omega
Would be great if I knew anyone with a still working Sistem51. They all broke down faster than a fashion watch
The case thickness is up there. I’d like to get one but I’m not lining up. They should just sell these online
Exactly. The flicking resellers are already on ebay selling them.for 1500.00.lolol. sucks that us watch geeks have too wait 1 yr too purchase at retail like that omegaswatch.