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·I guess it was just a matter of......time.
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I can already hear the gnashing of teeth if this turns out to be a solid gold Swatch![]()
What do you mean? A solid gold case encapsulating a 5 buck 2 jewel movement sounds like a marvelous idea![]()
wait for the Ed White and Snoopy versions
Swatch sold a solid platinum model back in the 1990s, the Tresor Magique.....$1,618 at the time. Nothing would surprise me.
The bean counters at Swatch group are rubbing their hands thinking of future iterations, They must have made at least $200 million profit on the first 1 million moon swatches they sold out of globally.
I hope it doesn't develop into some kind of cult thingy which ultimately will burn out and take wristwatches out with them for no particularly good reason because people will be over it all completely as a bad joke.
Which will be upsetting to me because I simply enjoy using a good wristwatch(at almost any price point) to tell the time.
Perhaps it's all a move to take Swatch more upmarket on the coat tails of the Moonwatch![]()
What they actually sold some? As opposed to tried to sell them.
My take is had it been a profitable venture for them, there’d ‘be been more high priced limited edition swatches since.