First SWATCH in space ?

Swatch being founded in 1983, I wondered which was the first Swatch wristwatch on a spaceflight mission ?
@TLIGuy brought the Space Shuttle era mission logo plastic wristwatches to our attention and it looks like these little plastic Swatch SKZ100 "Access To Space" series have become a collectors' item:
Squiggly website offered a February 1996 STS-75 logo Swatch SKZ100 signed by an astronaut for Euro 295.00
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While we're trying to find out which was the first mission logo Swatch made, it looks like Dutch astronaut Wubbo Ockels might already have wore a Swatch-like wristwatch on STS 61-A in October 1985 ?
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Remember OmegaForums noticed the first Omega X-33 prototype to be flown on STS-75 in 1996...
Conveniently by Swiss astronaut Claude Nicollier... who was also wearing a Swatch mission logo wristwatch ☕
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Swatch watches seemed also popular with those astronauts having kids...
For example Spanish ESA astronaut Pedro Duque, who has three little kids, wore some Swatch Flic Flac wristwatches ( Pink & Blue ) seen here on launchday for the 2003 Soyuz TMA-3 "Cervantes" mission to the ISS: (Photos: ESA)
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Well it's what we do at MoonwatchUniverse 👍
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/think-you-can-name-every-single-watch-thats-ever-gone-to-space

Looking at the database linked in this article, it says that Swatch Irony chronos were worn on STS-90. So the MoonSwatch movement has been to space. 😁

More photos --> https://moonwatchuniverse.tumblr.com/archive
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