Moonwatch only question

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Hi everybody, I’m sorry if I didn’t read this question before and my answer is late.

The reason is very simple: as we explained in the introduction of our book, we needed to define a strict perimeter for the models, otherwise it would have been too large and too difficult. So we decided to exclude 1) quartz and self-winding movements and 2) different case shapes.

So the question was not to say if the DSOTM (beautiful watch!) was a Moonwatch or not, but more to define logical criterias to manage the perimeter of the book.
I’ll forgive you if you write a book on the DSOTM 😉
 
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If I remember correctly, Omega did display the DSOTM under their moonwatch section on the previous version of their website. But oh well, another reason to buy a real moonwatch now 😉

The DSOTM is inspired by the history in which the moonwatch created but is not a part of it so doesn't get the nod, kinda like how hublot is inspired by the works of genta.
 
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The DSOTM is inspired by the history in which the moonwatch created but is not a part of it so doesn't get the nod, kinda like how hublot is inspired by the works of genta.
Pretty nice commercial explaining whay you said