Ive had the Jupiter for about 5 weeks now. While it felt like a toy to me for me at the beginning, I recently took it on a 3 week long trip overseas as a beater and something I would be ok with losing. Since then it's grown on me so much, I actually do really enjoy it and see it as being a real entry in my collection... its just so damn fun to wear.

Stating Omega not being a luxury brand is simply wrong. You could buy any Rolex you wanted five years ago and that didn't mean they weren't luxury at the time.

I was pretty hyped about these but not anymore. The lack of online availability has a big part on it. And the more I learn about them, the more I think I would rather buy some nice Casio for the same amount of money, that will feel less like a toy.

I was on-board with this until Swatch dropped the ball about making them available online. The only way this release makes sense to me is to make these watches easily obtainable. I would have bought several just to have in the collection as a novelty and an online release would have brought Omega to the attention of a whole new generation of watch buyers and enthusiasts. Now it is just an interesting blip on the watch radar that will fade from view pretty quickly without any lasting impact as only those within close proximity to a Swatch boutique can get them. While I think the watches are fun, I will not travel long distances, stand in line, or pay over retail for them. I also don't understand the concern about these cheapening the value of the real moon watch. Yes it is a Speedmaster but it is NOT a Speedmaster Professional.

I own a Speedmaster Pro and want one of these too. I think these MoonSwatches are a great idea that bring attention to the brand. That said, I also think Swatch completely bungled the launch by making them exclusive to a handful of dealers. I wouldn’t drive 300+ miles to my nearest Swatch AD to buy one of these, line or no line. Hopefully they cave and put these up for sale online eventually.

1. Omega is 100% a luxury brand. Tudor is too. You can call them "Entry-Level Luxury" but that's still in the luxury realm. "Luxury" tier watches start at around 1000-2000 USD. Seeing as that's the point at which luxury-caliber specs start becoming standard--hand assembly and finishing, chronometer ratings, precious metals, advanced finishing techniques (such as the laser etching on the Seamaster dial), etc.--that's where the line should be. 2. Blame is not just on the flippers, it's on the retailers and brands who build their purchasing systems so easily exploitable by the flippers. There's a reason why Apple, for example, has been historically so good at warding off flippers, even as their products are so high in demand.

I hope they don’t just limit this collaboration to the Moonwatch, this could be just the start of something of bigger cute collabs. They could venture to expanding the concept to the Seamaster Omega x Swatch collab too: there are 31 varieties of the Sea theme for them to think about (e.g., Atlantic, Mediterranean, Red, Baltic, Arabian, South China, Celebes, etc). Another one is Railmaster collab series: the likes of Amtrak, British, Eurostar, Trenitalia, Oriental Express, SBB, etc). Better yet, the Constellation collab series would do great with so many possible variants.

i love the moonswatch, especially the different colors of it. I originally thought most of the colors were bad but after looking at them for a long time they've all started to grow on me. I personally have a Mission to Pluto and i always forget that it's on my wrist. I love that it's both a tool and a statement. its probably my favorite watch of my collection

As a speedy pro owner, I love these moonswatches. I would have loved to have one of these 10-15 years ago when I could not afford my hesalite speedmaster.

Omega is selling it's brand and Speedmaster design for 260 dollars, Swatch is selling a disposable watch for 260 dollars. Flippers ruin the gray market.

WARNING - there are loads of scams around. You will only be contacted by my Instagram account @barkandjack and you will NOT need to send any money. I will pay for shipping. Do not send money to anyone!

Even with the mixed reviews, this is still an amazing part of the watch community history

Well if that's the case, Rolex is Premium not "Luxury" lol. Only difference between Rolex and Omega is marketing. Because from a technical stand point Omega watches are better and more accurate than Rolex. METAS certifies, 15,000 Gaus Resistance, etc....

I agree with all of your comments. The Moon Swatch was designed to be "fun". Some people don't know the meaning of that.

You live in a different world from the majority of the population if you think Tudor and Omega aren't luxury brands. Most of the population would see a £3000 watch as a huge luxury, particularly given increases in the cost of living.

There is nothing in the current catalogue that would tempt me to buy an Omega so I am not bothered what it does to the brand (unless it drives down the price of some of their older watches). Its just a quartz watch so in my book it's worth £50 tops but if people buy into the hype and enjoy it good luck to them.

More people are mad about the lack of availability given you now can't buy online even though they explicitly said as much during release. When a company blatantly lies to you, there are few things they sell that are worth your trust.

My only issue is that these will inevitably stop running one day and cannot be serviced, like most swatches. Either disposed of or just kept as a keepsake.

The Jupiter Moonswatch on the Bark+Jack nato is the way forward. However I am quite happy to wait for them to become available again. No rush.

I am an owner of the Omega Speedmaster, bought it as my grail watch...love it. Also love MoonSwatch, think it makes these amazing watches slightly more attainable, more enjoyable for the masses. I think it's a brilliant thing.

I don’t think we should expect substandard build quality just because it’s $200. For that same amount of money you can get waches from Casio, Seiko and Citizen that would last a lifetime. Heck, for a few $100 more you can get a Bulova Lunar Pilot, an actual moon watch (more or less).

Well, it is not an Omega because it is not made by Omega. And hold a moonshine gold speedmaster in your hands and than tell me that Omega is not a luxury brand. These watches are fun and they don’t change the value and romanticism around Speedmaster.

Keen observations. Many premium brands have made similar moves. It's good for the industry. It creates greater interest not only in the brand but the community itself. Good on Omega!

This has to be one of the greatest marketing campaigns ever. They will grab more peoples interest into the watch world. This can be their "first" step to have the grail watch. Its a fun watch. The advantage is that Swatch can do this, other brands if they attempt or would like simply can't. The downside for the MoonSwatch its the flippers, they are bad to the watch community, but understand it from a demand and supply point of view.

Forget whether it’s a Swatch or an Omega. It is regardless of the ceramic content, it’s a piece of plastic and too many people were simply chasing the hype and hoping for the potential to bang it on auction sites and earn some easy cash. Good luck to them. 😂

If an Aqua Terra full gold watch with a dial filled with 498 diamonds and a solid caliber at $51K is not luxury or a DeVille rose gold Tourbillon piece at $176K isn't either.... then the concept of Luxury is another thing for you my dear Adrian.

Just because Omega available and not sold out does not mean it is not luxury - similar to Tudor (waiting lists creeping in on some brands). Rolex and Omega I would argue similar level and Rolex make a million watches. Tudor getting there. Only slight issue with the marketing was it becoming like a sneaker drop… fun but annoying for most people trying to get them. Hopefully will be online soon. Great video and debate as always buddy .

‘Luxury’ is highly subjective Having worn a Lorus from Argos as a kid for £16, a £300 seiko is highly luxurious. As is a moonswatch. My millionaire cousin used to go through a Rolex a month. A seiko would be trash and a moonswatch a toy. Watchmakers ultimately make watches to make money. And this quartz collaboration is a great way for Omega to generate interest for themselves and sell watches. For one I think these are fun and look nice. So why not. Btw I have a speedmaster professional and I don’t care what people call these, they’re clearly a fun omega watch

"I hate how much negativity has been out toward Swatch...It isn't Swatch, it's the flippers...don't get grumpy with Swatch, get grumpy with the people who are flipping them." - Oof, Adrian, normally I'm a fan, but this is way off base. Where to start? You're right. It isn't the fault of Swatch that flippers are buying watches and keeping them out of the hands of genuine customers, in the same way that PS5s, Air Jordans, and graphics cards end up on eBay and StockX at hefty markups. That's an unfortunate side effect of demand outweighing supply and opportunists seeing a way to make a quick buck. It is what it is. But to say that Swatch bears no responsibility at all is a level of drinking the Kool aid I didn't think I'd ever see from this channel. If you take a look at other companies with this problem--Sony, Nike, Nvidia, to name just a few--all of them are at least trying to help their customers. Whether that's anti-bot measures, redirecting stock to different retailers, lotteries, line management systems at store restocks...there's a concerted effort being made to retain genuine customers that just isn't happening Swatch. Now, you could argue that this is all part of some grand marketing/PR plan. But, and this comes from someone that works in that industry, the confused communications (online sales anyone?), continued poor organisation at stores, and a general lack of stock suggests that Swatch wasn't quite prepared for this level of interest. That's perhaps short sighted, but it happens. But it's what Swatch has done since that's infuriated customers, which is to say, absolutely nothing. No systems to try and deal with flippers at stores, no bot prevention to allow online sales, nothing. That's a poor showing from a large consumer-facing company like Swatch. It has the resources to do better and, if it cares about its customers, it should. Swatch can't stop the flippers and it can't be blamed for them, of course. But it can make life harder for them and easier for its customers.

I have to say I think Omega is a luxury brand 100%. I take your point about premium brand but I genuinely think Omega’s heritage and expertise and quality of product absolutely qualify them as a luxury brand. They are certainly in the luxury price bracket. If you are talking about a distinction between the upper echelons, Patek, AP I get that… but I think it’s the wrong distinction to say Omega are not a luxury brand, when that is precisely what they are. Possibly some other swatch group brands are premium but Omega is top tier. Just my opinion, and I do respect yours.

I haven't handled a MoonSwatch yet, but I think your take is the most reasonable one I've heard. They are supposed to be affordable and fun, if that losses off watch snobs it's even more fun.

A very fun watch that I personally wouldn’t pay more than £100 for if I’m being totally honest. I see it as a cash grab/cheap exposure on a company in Swatch that’s let’s be fair was closing stores everywhere 4 months ago! Great move for Swatch!!! But I can see through it a bit . Can’t say they aren’t fun though!;)

I've gone off these now, I wanted one at the time when it would have been a cool watch to aquire. But I now see it for the low quality product it is, fun yes but obtainable no, and I'm not going out of my way to get hold of one. I will put my money towards something else. With the way things are going probably the gas bill or some petrol... ⛽

Only reason I'm pissed off with the company is because they decided not to sell them online after they said they would. Driving hundreds of miles for a chance to get one at a Swatch store

I disagree with you on Swatch is not at fault and it is the flippers. I think Swatch has caused these watches to be unattainable and hence the flippers are taking advantage. Had these watches been available online as advertised, we wouldn't be seeing this...

I love how the Saturn looks with the B&J strap! I will be using this combo once the watch is available to me!

Own a Speedmaster Pro from new. Absolutely have no problem with the Moonswatch and will actually get one eventually. I love the concept and democratisation of watches concept. But will not buy from a flipper. Good video.

Omega is certainly a “luxury” brand.

Flippers spoil many brands unfortunately. I emailed a few on ebay enquiring about the exorbitant prices and I got so many lies as replies (special limited editions, never to be repeated, that sort of stuff) sad bunch of people Good topic Adrian 👍

MY COMMENT: Your a class act so happy you stayed out of the nonsense that's going on with some so called watch reviewers that are turning out to be cheap scammers and financially challenged. I have not joined your channel yet and am seriously considering it. BTW- I am not writing this comment for the watch, frankly I have no interest in the watch.

When I heard that there was going to be a collaboration between Swatch and Omega, I immediately thought to myself, I must have one. I also 100% agree with you when you say "They look fun, I want some of these". But there was so much hype and queues that I waited for them to become more available. Unfortunately the desire to have one has diminished and now I don't think about buying one, maybe if I go through a swatch store I might go in and ask if there is one available that suits my taste. On a more personal note, I also don't like the swatch strap... but that nato strap on that Jupiter edition... is perfection to say the least.

I promised the other half an Omega this year - this range dropped just at the right time!

Well, we disagree on one thing...no, the price does not reflect the quality. I have a Citizen Nighthawk which I paid 200 USD for, some 5 years ago. The quality is light years ahead of this MoonSwatch. At best, this is a 100 dollars worth in terms of build quality...and I'm being very generous.

I don’t think problem is the flippers , bigger problem is the people are paying over retail for anything they want and they can’t wait to get it from AD and this is what’s happening starting with Rolex and most brands are following it . Really sad that watch collecting is becoming investment vs passion and hobby I want that watch btw 🤣

Is luxury and scarcity linked? Are BMW and Mercedes premium or luxury? Or can brands have premium and a luxury range? Is the gold speed master, premium or luxury? Would love to see a video to get your thoughts. I am on the fence and would like your thoughts.

As it may be out of customers control to call the moonswatch an omega or a cheap facsimile... I would suggest omega found themselves in a similar position where the swatch group didn't provide omega with much of a choice. Love it or hate it, the moonswatch is here. Bottom line, its a watch to be enjoyed. If someone doesnt like it dont buy it. I would suggest a lot of the haters are more upset at the lack of access to the watch than the watch itself. My two cents ... Cheers 😎

Forget Luxury watches just for a moment and think about what else is available for people to purchase, the likes of Apple, Fitbit etc. Now think of the interest the MoonSwatch has created for the Swatch brand again after all these years without it having to become a smart watch. I remember when they first became available and how I pestered my parents for a Swatch watch and my love of watches began there. Love it or hate it, want it or not we are talking about it and there is no such thing as bad press. By the way though I do want one, but when I can buy it retail and I’ll just have to be patient, as is normal with most desirable things, expensive or not.

My thinking is now are they even worth £200? Reviews of how easily the crystal scratches has spooked me. That said, I'd still love that Jupiter one.

This watch is good for the watch industry as a whole. It’s far better that an affordable version of a watch floods the market at a price point that’s not going to hurt the premium sector , and is legit and the revenue goes to the brands , rather than people buying cheap Chinese knock offs of the premium or luxury brands .

Another great video man, I’m still waiting to buy mine. However since they won’t be sold online, I’ll have to wait until I or a family member goes to a Swatch store since the nearest one to me is 8hrs away and I’m not making the journey for one. Keep up the great work brother ❤️

Gotta call BS on the "it's not swatch, it's not Rolex causing the issues". You know how they could fix it? Sell them online with a numbered queue. Rolex could do the same too. Doesn't even have to be online only. You go into the shop, put a deposit down, and get a number in the queue. But they both don't, because they want the artificial hype, that they themselves have generated. So they do deserve the hate directed at them.

I’ve owned Omegas but never a speedmaster and I’ve been through phases of wanting one and forgetting about it again. But this I think will make many new fans of a real speedy… it’s certainly reminded me I always wanted one. Gotta say that Jupiter on a military green nato may have just made me change my mind on which version I would go for

Omega isn't a luxury brand, really dude?

This is marketing at its best. A nice design around a very basic quartz movement based largely on the Swatch Irony chronographs (actually for the same price I would buy an all stainless steel Irony Night Flight or Boxengasse) rather than a watch made out of plastic with a bit of ceramic powder. There are much better choices around the 250 price point.

I saved so much for buying a Omega Spidy and now I found out that is not even a luxury watch.

I’m a collector of Omegas. When you spend a fortune on them , then they go and make a cheap version, I think it takes away Prestige from the Brand. Sort of like Ferrari doing a Colab with Nissan. Ferrari owners would rightly be pissed off.

I have a Speedmaster also and want one of the colorful MoonSwatchs. But definite on a better band

must say really liked this review. honest and zero bullshit. out of interest where did you get the replacement strap?

Most people would consider spending £4000-£5000 plus on an Omega, or indeed a Tudor, as a luxury purchase, so I would consider a reality check Adrian. No they are not Rolex, AP and all the other hyper models that demand huge premiums, but many thousands £££s spent on a single item that you wear simply to tell time on a wrist is a big outlay.

Love your videos, but think that saying Omega isn't a luxury watch (but Rolex is) is a bad take. Rolex makes millions of watches per year, any sense of exclusivity is falsely manufactured by the relationship between the ADs and flippers you say you hate. I'm not knocking Rolex, but rather clarifying that Omega is every bit the watch that Rolex is. The rest is branding. Even then, Omega has long been second (recently third, behind Cartier) in that regard.

if your watch costs more than your mortgage payment its a luxury. Lets not define luxury solely based on what the 1% can afford. There are obviously tiers to this stuff.

Absolutely my thoughts there at this analysis. If i happen to walk in the Swatch dealer and if its there, i would buy one. Just for fun and for the sake of watch community history. If all MoonSwatches are sold out that day, that is absolutely fine. Absolutely.

Fair enough to state it is debatable whether OMEGA is a luxury brand, its your opinion. IMO what can be seen as ' luxury' is 'Subjective' but not, 'Objective'. You cant really define what is 'luxury brand' but 'exclusivity' yes ,you can, look how Rolex regulates their supply. BUT you CAN'T simply state the brand is not luxury if it is not exclusive, it's the whole different story. Those who earn low wages or salary can see OMEGA as a luxury brand if they decide to spend 90% of their whole year saving on a Seamaster, but some, just like you, with bunch of 'luxury' Rolex, bla bla can see that OMEGA is not luxury just because you can actually but them at retail at anytime without having your name written on the list. It's your EGO to state OMEGA is not luxury. You've had my respect, a Rolex and Omega fanboy,a Seamaster and Submariner owner, but not anymore. You've made a HUGE mistake. ****UNSUBSCRIBED

I really enjoy the look of the MoonSwatch and to me, is worth $250 US. I also have a couple of beater Swatches and they've been very durable. I also own a circa 1971 Speedmaster Professional, bought in 1988 for $375. Before 2015, it had been my daily...then I bought a Bulova Lunar Pilot. Today you can purchase a Pre-owned Lunar Pilot for between $200-$300...an absolute steal! The Lunar Pilot us a really fun watch to own and wear. My 8" wrist can accommodate the size. It's a real piece of history and it's +-10 seconds a year brings a smile to my face.

I bought the Mission to Mercury at the Swatch store in Honolulu, on the second trip there. For the money, they are very nice watches. The quartz ETA movement is durable, and the chrono functions well. And yes, I also own a vintage Speedmaster. I like it a lot, and it has become my daily watch. What can I say, haters gonna hate...

Tip: Swap the strap around. Fits and feels much much better

Omega and Swatch don't even compete in each others market. Its a crossover tribute to let give both markets a taste of the other... an Appetizer

I agree with you totally. I will never buy one, but I think its good for the watch world to do/try something different. How many young kids may end with one. People complain about everything, but how lucky are we to be talking about watches/coffee etc, and how good is the overall watch industry. The health of the industry from the Big boys through to the independents, is better than ever before So people like you Adrian are excellent to watch, who look at the industry from a realistic point of view.

I do not think it is possible to replace the glass if it breaks ... the glass is built with the frame of the watch and it is encased with the bottom of the watch

For the same money I recently purchased a beautiful 58 year old longines ref 8888 - 30l calibre in beautiful condition. Good time to buy vintage dress watches while the rest of the world is distracted by the next new shiny offerings from swatch, Rolex or Richemont.

Nobody is confused as to whether Moonswatches are official products. To say they’re not “real Soeedmasters” is just to say that they lack some essential attributes that make other Speedmasters attractive, even if they have the superficial appearance of other Speedmasters. If I had my way as a child, I would have had a million cheap toys, all of which I would have thought were fun (even if I quickly lost interest in them). I had to learn to appreciate the value of having fewer things of higher quality over more things of lower quality. What’s disappointing about these has less to do with Omega’s business decisions, and more to do with what they reveal about the preferences of people in the watch community.

I've been looking at these Omega/Swatch Speedmaster watches since their release. I love watches and can't afford an Omega and don't own a Swarch watch. I seriously want this watch.

I own a Rolex and I love it, but this was brilliant! I just picked up Mission to the the sun and Now picking up Mission to Uranus( Tiffany blue ish). So happy they did this! I’m not a watch snob i love this idea.

WOW 😮🤩😍 Well done Adrian. Cannot believe you said that (about it 100% is an Omega, is a Speedmaster etc.), but utterly fantastic that you did 😎

I disagree that it is purely the fault of flippers that this is unavailable. There is enough interest among watch enthusiasts and non-watch people alike to still cause a shortage of these. They’re fun and people want them. I think the anger at Swatch/Omega regarding the role out is justified as they clearly weren’t putting the customer experience as their priority. From a marketing perspective it is absolutely genius and deserves respect, especially with the timing. But as a customer, it leaves me feeling disinterested and unlikely to actually purchase one should they become readily available. Fun concept and I’d like to see Swatch Group companies doing similar collaborations in the future, I just hope they find a way to make them more accessible.

Was in omega Glasgow the staff member said a young lad came in proud as punch wearing a moonswatch,when they asked the staff member price of cheapest strap that would fit their moonswatch they did an immediate u turn out of the shop as it was dearer than the watch😂

@2:29 can’t see any articles of omega suing swatch for unauthorised use of their brand. Does seem strange as they are owned by same company

Great business move. Not only did they open the door to future, younger buyers (Teddy B did a video on that) but I think they also got some 80s kids (me inc.) to reminisce over Swatches of their childhood. A bit like Lego have done

Agree about the flipper comments but I do think Swatch could have handled the queuing and buying differently. It seems in some stores in other countries that they have used ticketing systems or ensured the same folks aren't coming back each day etc. Whereas in London it has been abysmal from the start. The same individuals day in, day out and nothing was ever done to try and improve things. I'd like to get one but I am happy to wait it out.

Where I am in the US, I am about 9 hrs away from a participating swatch store. I was on vacation when these watches were released and happen to be 2hrs away. So I went to the release and of course was disappointed. But they were going to be available online, so no problem. Oh wait..

The MoonSwatch does look really good on that Bark and Jack nato strap!

As usual, you're spot on with your take on this watch. I hardly ever disagree with you (not that that matters, your content is the best regardless, as far as I'm concerned). I'd love to be able to buy the light blue Swatch Speedmaster, but alas they closed my local Swatch store after lockdown.

It’s a Swatch watch in the shape of a Omega. As long as you understand that then you’re fine. It’s amazing that they even entertained the idea of doing it let alone doing it. I like the way people have hated it then loved it and then still hated it. It turns out it’s been a big success but it could have been so different. Omega have tried many different things over their very long history.( much longer than Rolex’s ) Some have been failures and some have been very successful, they almost went bust and then they turned things around. It’s why I like Omega so much. They aren’t stuffy or boring and the Speedy is cool on any wrist and at any budget now. Omega is a luxury brand buy they way. Tudor isn’t because it’s another companies sub brand. Rolex second hand values are falling fast even though Adrian said it couldn’t if I remember correctly 🤔 “theirs too much money involved for it to go down ” 🤔

What strap did you add to the Jupiter? I’d love to get that exact one - color is perfect

Why on earth did Swatch go back on their word about it being available online?

It will be a great subject for a video to discuss which brand is luxury brand, which is premium, which is just ordinary brand

I really wish I lived even remotely near a swatch boutique. Looks like it's going to be impossible to get one anywhere else without spending way too much.

I will never grow up… Every time you said Uranus I chuckled… I have the moon and a Saturn… I do not presently own a speed master but I have in the past. I had the ‘reduced’ Which presented far too small on my 7 1/4 inch wrist so I sold it. I will be purchasing another Someday. These are great… Are they a toy? Oh yes sort of there are no worry wear… Great for shorts and flip-flops and if it wasn’t for the water resistance rating gardening as well! There’s no way to them otherwise they were exactly like a speed master… I might try to collect all of them and keep them all in their own watch box… They’re that fun! Cheers!

Its very rare that in the first 2 minutes of a watch video I start laughing, but with Adrian, I guess you never know whats coming! Great video, valid opinions as alway!

They are worth over retail because they sell every day for above retail. The same way you'll sell your house for market price when you come to sell it, not for what the developer sold it for.

Actually an incredibly smart idea, giving the majority access to a premium brand like this is surely going to have an impact on the counterfeit watch market. Very smart move if you ask me!

Great video. Have to agree. Was intrigued but as others have said, the lack of availability and then the price hike. Smh passing now

So over these watches and glad I did not get one. Moving on.

Saying Omega is not luxyry is going to piss off the same people who are offented about the moonswatch.😂

I think what a lot of watch snobs don’t get is that the target audience for these watches are more than happy to pay over retail to get their hands on them, further creating hype and mania ahead of the next release. They aren’t meant for enthusiasts, they’re meant for the same kids who buy and resell Supreme and Nike dunks on a weekly basis. Queueing up to buy the latest hyped trainers or piece of collaborative clothing is a huge sub culture and although the profits are small (for the reseller), many brands have built themselves on the pure unobtainability of their products. Swatch and Omega knew exactly what they were doing with these watches.

Finally a positive review. For guys who can’t spend 6k, this is a fantastic alternative

I love the Speedmaster, but the original is out of my price range, so I would be absolutely thrilled with this fresh and affordable blue version you're giving away!

Does someone with an AMG GT Black series moan about the fact that you can also buy a little diddy white van that also has a three pointed start on the grill. No! I still want a Speedmaster,....

Omega has always been known as a luxury brand . Same with tag heuer. Even seiko are to some people. If your a non watch person , but wanted a watch to tell the time , you would probably just get a casio. Let's face it, if your spending north of 1k on a watch , it would be a luxury brand /watch to most people. With a seiko sla043 costing £4080 new now, are you going to say that's not a luxury watch ? Because it is. I don't often disagree with you , but your wrong saying omega and tudor are entry level luxury. Maybe to a millionaire Adrian. Buy a solid gold tudor and it will cost you more than a rolex sub , so they aren't exactly cheap brands. I love watches but it's not often I see people with omegas on , or Tudors etc , because you have to be into watches to pay 3k plus for a watch for a start !!!

I like Mission to Mercury, Jupiter and Mars I think I'll make it my mission to acquire all three, but slowly as they come back down to list price. The crystal is acrylic, so I'll get a Zshion for the crystal. You can't replace the crystal, it is fused to the case. Would love to make them my beater watch.