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Swatch and Omega have expanded their collaborative Bioceramic MoonSwatch collection with the introduction of the Mission to EarthPhase. This non-limited edition timepiece is notable for featuring both a moon phase and an earth phase indicator—a first in watchmaking history.

Design and Features

The Mission to EarthPhase is housed in a light gray Bioceramic case, measuring 42mm in diameter and 13.75mm in thickness. The dial showcases a grainy texture reminiscent of the lunar surface, complemented by a black bezel with a tachymeter scale. The standout feature is the dual-phase display: a traditional moon phase and an innovative earth phase, which depicts Earth’s appearance from the lunar perspective. Notably, the earth phase moves in the opposite direction to the moon phase, accurately reflecting the celestial mechanics.

Availability and Pricing

Released on November 2, 2024, the Mission to EarthPhase is available at select Swatch stores worldwide. Priced at $325 USD, the watch maintains the collection’s commitment to accessibility. Purchases are limited to one watch per person per day to ensure broader availability.

Reception and Significance

The addition of the earth phase complication has been praised for its ingenuity, offering a fresh perspective on traditional watch functions. This feature underscores the collaborative spirit of Swatch and Omega, blending playful design with horological innovation.

The Mission to EarthPhase continues the legacy of the MoonSwatch series, which has been celebrated for making luxury watch design more accessible. By introducing novel complications at an affordable price point, Swatch and Omega reaffirm their commitment to democratizing high-quality timepieces

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