Jay (Eire)
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I am OK with the “drops” and manufactured “scarcity.
I was (am) a sneaker kid. So it’s all familiar now that everyone is doing it from street to high end luxury.
The key attraction of the strap here is that it’s thin and flexible. Unlike those the regular MoonSwatch come with. I think that makes all the difference.
Well, it’s snowing in New York !
Seemed like the right watch for the day. For those not familiar, this specific MoonSwatch has been marketed a little differently. The watch is only available for sale when it’s snowing in Switzerland (as determined by Swatch, and indicated on their websit...
Hope you’re staying warm ❄️👍🏻
I am frankly a tad tired of all the ways to make you wait for what is in essence a mass market watch. But was fortunate enough to get most of mine without waiting. Curious about your assessment of the straps - the earlier ones were the weakest element IMH...
I am OK with the “drops” and manufactured “scarcity.
I was (am) a sneaker kid. So it’s all familiar now that everyone is doing it from street to high end luxury. The key attraction of the strap here is that it’s thin and flexible. Unlike those the regular MoonSwatch come with. I think that makes all the dif...
I think this is my white rubber strap itch sorted.
And I got a white case too ! Bonus. LOL
Great shot: it perfectly matches the white snow.
And the marketing plan is, well... ;-) Best, Emmanuel
…a bit of a stretch !
Yea, I think so. But you know what, I’m perfectly OK and a lot less cynical about Swatch implementing a marketing plan like this than I am about several high horology stories that we have been told.
A cool and fun idea
The watch sure is looking great and in its designated element there !
Yeah, it’s a fun one.
And it was not as if I would ever spend thousands on a white ceramic watch. So this gives the same effect at a fraction of the price.