WINTER’S RAREST GLOW — SWATCH UNVEILS THE MISSION TO EARTHPHASE MOONSHINE GOLD COLD MOON

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A Snow-Kissed Edition Where Every Moon Phase Holds a One-of-a-Kind Snowflake

Winter often begins with a small moment of wonder — the first snowflake that drifts onto your sleeve, perfectly formed and gone in an instant. That fleeting magic becomes the soul of the new MISSION TO EARTHPHASE – MOONSHINE GOLD Cold Moon from Swatch, a timepiece created to celebrate uniqueness in its most delicate form. Launching on December 4, in harmony with the Cold Moon, each watch carries a tiny snowflake lasered onto its moon phase indicator. No two snowflakes are the same — and now, no two watches will ever be, either.

Wrapped in a calm winter-white hue, this edition captures the quiet beauty of snow-covered landscapes. At its heart lies Swatch’s Earthphase innovation, paired with a moon phase indicator illuminated with OMEGA’s Moonshine™ Gold, bringing a soft, warm glow to the cool palette. At 9 o’clock, Snoopy returns with a playful snowy twist — a small detail that instantly warms the design with a sense of nostalgia and joy.

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Crafted from Swatch’s patented Bioceramic, the watch retains the signature markers of the Speedmaster Moonwatch: the asymmetrical case, recessed subdials, and the iconic tachymeter scale with the dot over ninety. The OMEGA x Swatch logos are proudly placed on the dial and crown, while the mission statement engraved on the caseback anchors the design in its storytelling roots. Completing the piece, an Earth-inspired battery cover and a white VELCRO® rubber strap add a final touch of character and ease.

The MISSION TO EARTHPHASE – MOONSHINE GOLD Cold Moon will be available worldwide starting December 4, 2025, through March 20, 2026, at Swatch stores carrying the Bioceramic MoonSwatch Collection. After the launch day, it will be released only when snow is falling in Switzerland — turning every snowfall into a moment of possibility, even for those who have never seen winter up close.