MOONSWATCH experience: is it good or bad?

[@jt.8144]

Happy with my mine. I get more conversation on these compared to the Stainless Speedy owner who's left out of the group.

[@cunawarit]

The thing is this: Swatch makes great watches for what they are-affordable, lightweight timepieces made from plastic or, more recently, bioceramic. They may be unserviceable, but they work exceptionally well. Swatches are supremely light, comfortable, and, most importantly, fun! A Swatch is unmistakably a Swatch, and that's a good thing. Whether it’s the classic 34mm original or the latest MoonSwatch, a Swatch retains its unique charm and identity. I like Swatches a lot.

[@Taunt1ng_u]

I understand and agree that swatches have there unique look but the Moonswatch is made to look like a Speedmaster. The other thing is that this specific swatch is like 300 dollars which in my opinion is very expensive for a plastic watch with a quartz movement. And for 300 dollars its not really good quility (made from plastic). They are very good looking watches (in my opinion) but I wouldn't buy it for that price. If it was better quility and made with a mechanic movement I would definitely buy.

[@structurescience]

What a nice little video!

[@TheKopolanpoika]

Change the Moonswatch strap opposite direction and install glass cover and you have very nice watch. I love it because anyone can wear that. I was in Italy 5* hotel and I saw one approximately 80 year guy wearing +50k Patek and next day he wore 250 dollar moonswatch and was jealous about my white Snoopy. That definitely best part of Moonswatch. It's really bring collectors together. That just piece of plastic with Tachymeter STICKER but you can still wear and love it.

[@thatbaldwatchguy]

More then valid opinion! Reason i keep hold of mine. I enjoy them

[@mutawi3i]

Seiko omega are very good

[@edwardbrandon3170]

would rather buy a $50 fake moon swatch -- would still feel like a cheap piece of plastic but at least its priced as a cheap piece of plastic. retail price is a joke and suckers who purchase it are whats what with the watch industry. No wonder it is dying. They treat you like crap and come out with uninspiring pieces that cost a ridiculous amount of money for what it is.