Swatch making you apply to get a Moonswatch

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From what I can remember, questions that required a specific answer ( ie price of gold in 1969 etc ) I answered correctly. All the other answers are subjective ( no right or wrong answers ) so it might just come down to, do your answers tickle their fancy 😉
 
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I just now looked up the Swatch website for the first time:

"The gold itself carries a remarkable lineage. For this limited edition, we melted down OMEGA spare parts dating back to 1969, transforming them into OMEGA's 18K Moonshine™ Gold."

Well this @#$%@* sucks!
 
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Oh well, guess it wasn’t to be. Best of luck anyone else that wanted one 🥺

 
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Oh well, guess it wasn’t to be. Best of luck anyone else that wanted one 🥺

Shoulda played this card….

 
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Shoulda played this card….

Na I used my Gmail rather than OF email to avoid that, figure it was meant to be or not meant to be
 
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Thanks to the ESTA, watches will be for collectors only…

Two minutes later.. 🤨

So someone really thinks this is worth more than an actual Speedy with moonshine gold::facepalm1::

 
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Part of why I didn't apply 😁 I would want to be the "true collector who keeps it", but if ya told me I could get real speedy money for it, I'd have sold it in a New York Minute!

Buuut I also think paying $500 for a plastic quartz watch that can't even have its movement swapped is nuts, so...
 
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Buuut I also think paying $500 for a plastic quartz watch that can't even have its movement swapped is nuts, so...
It seems this one is different:

 
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It seems this one is different:


Define 'Serviceable'. Change the battery could be serviceable. Swap out the movement for a new movement could be serviceable. Hard to imagine a watchmaker taking apart a movement.