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·C-Case prices increased 🙁
Rolex prices have also dropped recently, could that be because of the MoonSwatch — or is the more likely explanation a general reflection of economic forces
Saw an interesting YouTube video indicating that the MoonSwatch's crystal is polymer and can be polished, but if damaged, cannot be replaced due to it's inability to be removed from the case. Don't know if the mechanism can be removed and/or repaired from the rear, possibly just the battery? This makes it a disposable if the crystal suffers significant damage.
Saw an interesting YouTube video indicating that the MoonSwatch's crystal is polymer and can be polished, but if damaged, cannot be replaced due to it's inability to be removed from the case. Don't know if the mechanism can be removed and/or repaired from the rear, possibly just the battery? This makes it a disposable if the crystal suffers significant damage.
Saw an interesting YouTube video indicating that the MoonSwatch's crystal is polymer and can be polished, but if damaged, cannot be replaced due to it's inability to be removed from the case. Don't know if the mechanism can be removed and/or repaired from the rear, possibly just the battery? This makes it a disposable if the crystal suffers significant damage.
the main limitation is that will be only market friendly if new or mint. wear on such material might be devastating for its future market value.
Saw an interesting YouTube video indicating that the MoonSwatch's crystal is polymer and can be polished, but if damaged, cannot be replaced due to it's inability to be removed from the case ... This makes it a disposable if the crystal suffers significant damage.
Swatch watch crystals are laser welded to the plastic case...
I assume that this is more of an academic debate. This toy watch could not be seen as anything more than temporary amusement. Otherwise one would buy at least some landeron chronograph for the price when looking for value...