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'Not a watch you'll hand down to the next generation. You'll be lucky to get it back to Omega for a battery change!"....🤣

I share the same sentiments with you. I got mine recently in Vienna on a trip with my mother and she bought it for me; it’s something that has a huge sentimental value now; something to remind me of Vienna, my trip, and the bond and fun I had with my mother. People should relax and just enjoy the watch, as we all do/did when we got our Swatches.

For me the watch is all about the story. I’m quite young (teenager) and this was my first watch. I got the watch on the initial release by camping out with friends for over 20 hours and it was such a fun experience that I’ll never forget. The experience resonated with me to the point that I passed on the £500 profit I could’ve made at the time and decided to keep the watch. If it was all for the materialistic aspect of the watch, I would’ve sold it ASAP, it’s not a watch worth the price but every time I look at that watch when I wear it, it reminds me of the: crazy interactions we had in the night, Americans who were out partying coming and dancing, the rush and buzz from everything that was occurring, etc. I’m not really one that attaches experiences/emotions to materialistic things tbh but this one hit different

I agree - the Moonswatch is objectively dreadful, but my Mars model just makes me smile when I wear it. (And isn't that really what the hobby is about?)

The moonswatch got my girlfriend to stop wearing that awful apple watch all the time, and start looking at other watches. She got 1 compliment about her watch during a meeting, and things changed. I bought her a 36mm steel blue PRX she loves it. Mission accomplished!

I don't have a moonswatch, but my love for collecting watches started with collecting Swatch Watches in the 1980s. Since I own an Omega, I really want a Moonswatch to go with it-two of my favorite brands on one wrist. You shoot some of the most beautiful content possible-I used it often at work to test the video on Laptops I repair

I wanted a Mission to Saturn Moonswatch when they were first announced, but given the QC issues, availability, scalping, etc. I ended up getting a brand new Tissot V8 Automatic Chronograph. It was really difficult to make the case for a Moonswatch when I was able to pick up a 100m water resistant, mechanical, Swiss chronograph for less money.

I called the store in Miami to see if they had any in stock and the lady told me they have at least 700 people waiting there a day to try and buy them out. I wish they would just SELL THEM ONLINE so normal people, and not scalpers could get one.

I had a Jupiter for a few weeks and only wore it twice before selling it again. If they were cheaper and easier to get a hold off, I'd say the Moonswatches were a fun collectible, but being really hard to get a hold of and being too expensive for what you get, kinda leaves a bad taste in the mouth. I'd rather pay a little bit more for a Seiko or a Hamilton that you can actually enjoy for many years.

Having been a watch collector (from my dad to me and to my son and daughter, now) - I was caught up with all the buzzy and hoopla around the Moonswatch (like millions of others). After being very frustrated with the lines and striking out on buying even my 1st through the Christmas holidays, I basically wrote off getting one. Then, on a holiday trip to Kota Kinabalu (Malaysia), much like the narrator, I walked into the main Swatch store, no line and they had a good selection of Moonswatches… over 3 days, picked-up 3. Got the 4th back home in Manila. Yes - they are more “toy” than substance and, delicate too… But, they are fun and it is easy to see why there is such a fever and continued one at that till now. I liken my investment to something to enjoy over its life, which should be a tad longer than a couple of decent bottles of wine over a dinner over the course of a year. So, in short - I enjoy my investment.

I walked into the 5th Av store in NYC at the right moment and was offered a choice of 5 types, went for the Mission to Mars, it’s a bit of weekend fun with jeans and a T shirt, and I really like it…

I am convinced that at least 1% of the MoonSwatch purchasers will aspire to and probably (eventually) go on to buy the real deal from Omega. Now that creates a whole new band of watch brothers for the future. And as long as Swatch keep churning out millions of them they are quids in £££££. I believe it is a win-win for all, even those who just want a bit of colour and unpretentious fun on their wrist.

I got my mission moon with a black leather strap. It is the kind of watch that shows I am into watches without the fear of getting mug in the train or scratches. It is a quartz, easy to use and wear watch.

Got mine just yesterday. Wanted one since it came out. The real Speedmaster is a far reach for now, but I also absoutely did not want to buy any fakes. The homages I had were nuce, but it never really was "the real deal". The MoonSwatch just nailed it for me!

I've had eyes for the Jupiter since they were announced and even after hearing the negative case, I still feel like at MSRP these are a good bit of fun for a reasonable price. Not to mention that where I am in my life I'm not likely to wear an Omega on my wrist for a bit otherwise.... now the task is to find one at a sane price

I had the exact same experience last week in Spain. Walked in, saw the display, jokingly asked have you got any for sale, “yes, which one would you like” “you can have 3 in a single purchase”

I still want one. I will NEVER pay more than retail, but I want one.

I was walking by the Swatch shop in Las Vegas during a recent trip with some friends, and jokingly said "If they have the Tiffany blue Moonswatch, I'm going to buy it" - thinking there was no way they'd have any in stock. Well, turns out... I had a very similar experience to yours :-) I think as long as you know what you're getting into (flimsy plastic watch, big bright colors, etc) it's great. I've been enjoying wearing mine around the house and even out to some events -- it's just superfluous aesthetic fun, and that's why I wear watches to begin with

Being a teenage kid when the first Swatch watches came out,you just can't help but love a Swatch . Anyone who was there at the beginning will agree with "it's a Swatch" you just had to be there. So of course I just had to get one , (mission to Mars)for me . And as proud owner of around 47 different swatches dating back to the first release models ,my Swatch sits with its siblings in my collection. And for all those who think it's so light it's almost not there they should try a Swatch skin or if you think it's just plastic,then try the flick flak range,but that's the point of owning a Swatch it's a 2 finger salute to every watch by every brand ever made . And besides the Swatch group owns most of the old watch brands now anyway sort of proves the point.

I bought a SwatchxOmega earth and changed it for a vintage tag heuer 1211, full lume dial. Best deal ever.

I walked into the Swatch store in Vegas and bought one no problem. They had 5 different versions to choose from. I picked up the Mission to Mars, I really wanted the Mission to the Moon but it’s still pretty interesting.

I received a Mission to Uranus over the holidays as gift from my wife. We enjoy the tongue and cheek humor of the name. I personally really enjoy it the way I loved my Casio's and Swatches growing up. I know it's a Quartz plastic watch but the color of it and the fun nature of it makes me smile. Personally, I love the hate it gets from watch snobs. FYI.. If you are giving that much attention and hate to to plastic watch? Well, it just says a lot more about you than the person wearing.

I had the worst case of cognitive dissonance over this. First I wanted one very bad, then when I found out I couldn't get one, I didn't anymore. I told myself that is was a plastic ripoff of the real deal. But then I was on holliday in Florence Italy. I checked out the Swatch boutique on Tuesday but they were fresh out. They said that they would have some back in stock Thursday or Friday. So I went back on Thursday . My wife and daughter went to the cathedral and me and my son waited almost two hours in the blistering sun. In the end I met some lovely people in line and had a great conversation with them. Me getting the 'Mission to the Sun' wouldn't be more fitting. I guess you buy the experience instead of just the watch. Now I'm glad I bought it.

Literally spot on! My last video is dedicated to this very watch, the Mission to Mars and the absolutely insane journey that was me trying to get it 😅

Another great video....swatch accomplished their mission to sell units

You are a legend, a gem, and just like a fine watch; What KZfaq needs.

I got mine last week on airport in Bangkok. It’s not what I would call a old fashioned Swiss watch but is also very pleasurable to wear.

I foolishly went to the London shop thinking I could just go and buy one. When I saw the chaos I just headed away and ended up at H Samuel. I was in watch buying mode and walked out of there with a Bulova lunar pilot, at only about £150 more than the MS. A decision I've patted myself on the back for ever since

I own a Moonwatch, and honestly I like the Moonswatch. I've been tempted to buy one to knock about in day-to-day. All it has done is increase interest in the Omega big brother, and that is a good thing in my eye.

If you are self conscious about wearing a loud watch because you are too old, you are truly old. If you are old and enjoy the fun of a bright watch that turns heads and gets fun comments (positive and negative) then you are still young. Case in point, I turn 46 this weekend and I absolutely LOVE the reaction my Neon To The Max Swatch Chrono gets me. It get comments about it every time I wear it

The moonswatch has been described here as a 'tee shirt and jeans' watch. This got me thinking, how would watch enthusiasts describe a Rolex in terms of clothes? (Pipe and slippers maybe) Sometimes I think enthusiasts take themselves a little too seriously when it comes to watches. I've read about moonswatch quality control issues and if this is the case this is totally unacceptable. I've recently bought 2 £9.99 Casio quartz watches which are the cheapest you can get I believe. Great additions to the collection and not too concerned if they get scratched.

I hated the moonswatch when it came out, but after seeing my friends in person, and realizing how lightweight and wearable it is. Definitely a fun $300 piece. And the prices are rapidly dropping you can find almost every colour, other than Neptune for under $400

Just got my Pluto in Istanbul five days ago. The main point is not to take it seriously. As a fun watch it brings a lot of joy.

For context, i live in Chile. After more than a year asking regularly over if they have moonswatches in the Swatch boutiques, and believe it or not, even the Omega boutiques where they actually put us on a list for it, two weeks ago flew to NY and as we walked around with my girlfriend we found a Swatch store in Gran Central Terminal where they had it first come first serve. We waited maybe 10 minutes as they were talking to other costumer, and then, in less than two minutes i bought the Mission to Mars. As someone that has others luxury watches, i love the simplicity and care-free usage that i can give it, which maybe is comparable as using a surf-focused watch. And i love it. Other thing that i found amazing, is that is costed us around $260 usd, and in Chile they are around (equivalently) $400i-sh usd.

I was really looking forward to getting one, and then realised I couldn't actually get one without a long queue and getting my elbows out. Then they were going to be for sale online, then they weren't... And then after a couple of months reviewers were posting about broken watches so I thought "bugger that" and went for a Grand Seiko instead.

I was a Swatch-collector back in the early 90ties, so the MoonSwatch was a bit of a flashback to those wild years - small flat instead of big appartment, Miata instead of 911, craziness instead of routine. So I had to have one, my choice was the yellow Mission to Sun just to ensure I'm still alive ;))) Thanks for your great review, that perfectly points to the essence of this (S)watch!

My dad picked up a Jupiter when he was working in Switzerland above the swatch shop My first proper watch and I love it

Seeing the chrono and main seconds hands move out of sync, does this have two quartz movements in it? Or how are the internals set up to do that?

I have the same two and really enjoy them! :D

Growing up, it was cool to have multiple Swatches to wear to school throughout the week and this Moonswatch reminds me of that fad but with a higher price tag. The Swatch store in Houston (The Galleria) had several and after inspecting it, I could see how flimsy the construction looked, particularly the tach buttons and immediately opted against falling for the trap. If you want an Omega, just save an extra 200 bucks on top of what this toy retails and get a vintage piece. Might not be a chrono, but it will definitely be Omega 100%.

Dear Bro Sir, what is the background music you keep using. Do you have a link. I'd like to play it on loop while I journal, or stare into space, or browse architecture on the internet.

Perpetual straps are the way to go! Have one for my Jupiter and moon and absolutely love them

I tried one yesterday and to be honest, the quality wasn't that bad. I do not agree that it feels like a toy. It's pretty fun and detailed.

I got one in July of last year at Swatch in the Mall of America. I got the Mission to Mars as well. It was between that and Saturn. My strap swap was to an AliExpress "Planet Ocean" strap. It has the Omega insignia on the buckle and it's red and black. Couldn't be a better fit. Now the watch is awesome lol

This is such a fun watch. Got my girlfriend, sister and her husband one and we never stop wearing them. Out of all the watches I have, I can honestly say this watch sticks on my wrist the most.

Someone at Swatch has a deliciously ironic sense of humor: "Four Jewels". Indeed.

I managed to get the Mars watch from one of the fiat 500 tours to Cambridge. At first I found it really hard to enjoy, but I changed the strap and it’s one of my favourite watches now. If the opportunity came up to get another one, I would 100%. Got the strap from a company called Cheap Nato Straps. Awesome company.

I have over 20 watches ...and my moon watch is my special watch to use...its so so comfortable...and beautiful!!!!! Love it!!!

Walked straight into the Swatch Store in Edinburgh, Scotland last week - they had several of each one in stock!! :)

The barbs about the strap made my day. Thanks.

I have 3: the one you and Charlotte have and M2S. They’re all fun watches and exactly just that: bought them knowing they’re not going to be my beater nor better watches. They may not last that long but because they are novelty and fun watches, they’re giving me great times every time I wear then.

I abandoned the queue 2 times in 2022, I figured that if they weren't giving away an authentic Speedy, I just couldn't be bothered anymore. Then last January I walked by a Swatch store in France and my wife persuaded me to go in. Bingo, they had one, just one, so after thinking hard for about 2 seconds, I bought the Sun Moonswatch, with no queues. Then I bought a second one, Earth, early this month. They are fun watches! Yes, they do feel like toys, especially considering I have a real Moonwatch and yes, the strap is awful, but they are fun to wear! I half expected random pedestrians to blurt out: "you got one!", but this hasn't happened yet.

The missus never wears a watch. I have tried to get her at least faintly interested in some of the watches and brands that I like, but it isn't in her. In September of 2022, we went to Switzerland. I had told her all about the Omega x Swatch, and suddenly, something about the colors, the thematic elements, the appearance, the availability, et cetera had her going a full 180° from helping me to find one to her suddenly wanting one for herself! We got ours whilst in Luzerne and we were (pardon the pun) beyond the moon! She has the Uranus whilst I have the Pluto. I think that the bottom line, whether you're a 'watch nut' or not is that this has expanded the visibility of all Swiss brands, and I say this as now she is interested in possibly owning a ladies Tissot model. Sometimes what some consider kitch is just fun and cool to others. Great video, and while I don't give my 'Swpeedy' wrist time often, I still enjoy it.

Some of my first watches were by Swatch more than 30 years ago. I bought an omega Alaska project moon watch a few years ago. I truly think that Swatch makes some watches that are more interesting than the moonswatch. Nevertheless, they’ve hit a home run.

I’m glad they weren’t available online, or would have bought one, but actually picking one up in a store and seeing / feeling what it was made up my mind for me. I’ll stick with the real one, which is one of my favorite watches to wear.

I managed to get my hands on the Pluto via a friend of the family who happened to work in Warsaw for a few months where the hype, apparently, was modest to non-existent - the only additional cost was shipping from Poland. It's a fun piece which I've entered into rotation with some more 'serious' pieces, all with some tongue in cheek. I agree with all that is being said - it's not a great watch by any means, but it is fun! I quite enjoy wearing it, not because of what it is but because of the journey it sent me on. I queued on the day, on several subsequent days, tried on the off chance, missed the delivery at the Geneva airport by about two hours (I really thought that was the surefire way of getting one). It's a fun conversation piece with some of the watch buffs I work with.

Randomly walked in my local Swatch store and they had the Moon in stock, bought it and I’ve put a nice nato strap on it, I like it, it’s a fun watch !

Great take on this subject. So much pros and negatives have been said. I think your insight is spot on and important in todays world.

I’m happy with mine. I tragically spent around 11 months to get one … but even through all the effort I invested with failed trips each time I was passing through London. When I got it, I was still happy. Often when you spend so long trying to get something, or have high expectations, you can end up disappointed. I wish the launch hadn’t been this way, but despite dealing with that rubbish I’m massively happy. It’s fun, good detail and I can wear it without worrying when travelling.

I have the Jupiter as well .. actually managed to get mine at a Swatch shop as well so I paid retail. Honestly, I like it. As you say .. a watch that is ‘not meant to be taken seriously’. Mostly I did tend to leave it in my watch box as to not ding or scratch it as I also noticed early on that these things are fragile. Glad I have one. If they stop producing these then it’ll be a rather interesting moment in time. And if they keep ‘em going … well .. I got an OG version :P

It brought me into the hobby. I am one of those "wear a Gshock for 20 years" guys. I love the look of the Speedmaster. I had a Swatch in the 80s in grade school. So I got it on an impulse. I had a lot of the same back and forth you did. The colors are fun, the look of it is fantastic, the feel and quality is super cheap. This is a $70 watch being sold for $300. But... I don't hate it. It made me want to find out what I like, and I'm going on that journey now. There's room for someone to mass produce a line of quartz chronographs with fun colors in anodized aluminum. The plastic just makes the whole thing feel meh.

I do not have one, but I would absolutely love to get one, but I am also, not attempting to overcome any barriers to get one. I'm glad it is here, because it is fun, and lets people in on the hobby of collecting watches at a price point that isn't too serious. Like you said, we all need to be LESS serious about this hobby and let in some fun!

The fact they said it would be available online but yet after a year it isn't... is disappointing. It's a marketing success but also a marketing fail as they could've sold even more. Still cool, but I've lost most of my interest in it.

My 80's era Swatches still make me smile. This watch is a Swatch. Think of it that way and the quality questions sort of fade away.

When I saw the first pictures, I was slightly interested and actually thought about which version(s) I would want. Then as more information came out and the price was announced, I totally lost any desire to own one. Casio and Timex make much better watches for far less money.

The words "Enjoy the mission" on the back sum up these watches and in your case (and mine if I could be bothered to try and get one) this certainly looks to be true. When these were launched it clearly illustrated that the most basic human beings still have that instinct and that is to fight and then flip to make a profit. Some may say survival of the fittest, others may say take your time and save that pain and the ensuing visit to the hospital and/or the dentist. I still want one though even though it may end up being a scratched up pocket watch after a few strap changes.

What did you expected? This is a great watch. This is a Swatch. (Student watch). They never said that we make “Luxury Watches “

I was really excited for these initially. I couldn't (still can't) afford the real thing, so this was a chance to legitimately have something with Omega on my wrist, knowing that it was just a Speedmaster-shaped Swatch. I got over it when online availability wasn't happening and rampant scalping was. With the one year anniversary approaching, I wonder if Swatch will reverse course to revive the hype...

Thanks for your quick review. I was never planing to buy one and this review reinforced my opinion ;) it is better to save money for real deal so that the swatch group know that quality is important especially having in m8nd that each mechanical wat is a perfect example of being sustainable. All the best!

Tell you something that could make you happier: this is a speedmaster and as legit as it gets despite the haters. Be proud of it. Im buying one this year.

"Rocket surgeon" at 5.08 😂

Bought a Saturn and Mercury 2-weeks ago. Noticed a queue forming at a Swatch boutique and I joined in for the fun of it. I must say it was a pleasant surprise to get a chance to buy them after reading about the unavailability. Overall, It’s a fun watch to own, enjoy it for what it is, and it’s the watch that my wife joined me in the queue willingly. 🎉

Yes, you caught the essence of the moonswatch. It is fun and playful, it is nice to choose and to gift it, beside owning it. And I also like to wear it (I changed the strap too) as is also beautiful due to its legendary design. We have to take it for what it is and on that, they nailed it

Lowering yourself to be more accessible for fans will always be cool. Especially since these sell at very reasonable prices

I think there is much more to this story than the insane profit swatch made out of this. It actually makes you buy a real Omega years later.

I got mine (Mission to the Moon) in Milan, Italy, the very day it launched, one year ago. I agree 100% on everything said, especially on the bracelet, which I swapped for a black-grey nato the week after purchasing the watch. After using it daily I must say it has positively surprised me: no evident scratches on the "glass" and zero marks on the case. One year and $250+mln in Sales Revenues and $180+mln in Gross Margin later there's no doubt it was a huge win for the Swatch Group. I would argue that it was a big win for the watch industry as a whole: lots of young people are now paying attention to something else other than the same old (overpriced) steel Submariner.

If anyone is interested, the store in San Francisco near Union Square gets them everyday. I joined the queue 15 mins before opening and was about 5th in line.

Here in Brazil you can find a MoonSwatch for the price of a Bulova Lunar Pilot. Crazy prices.

It's only a disappointment to those who expect this to be an "entry level" Omega. To me these are fun pop interpretations of the Speedy that are very much Swatches first and foremost. It took about 6 months for availability to become reasonable but I was lucky enough to get the 4 that I want (Sun, Venus, Mars and Uranus). They're on my rotation whenever I'm in T-shirt and jeans. None of them are on the original strap and 3 of them use NATO straps to avoid scratching the lugs whenever I feel like a change.

I did pick up a few off of eBay right after the launch. They are fun novelties and colorful. I then went on to one of our favorite Chinese websites and bought some knockoffs that look almost dead on identical with a box for 20 bucks per watch. I think the move by Omega and swatch was a great marketing ploy.

I was able to get some while visiting London. Picked up the Saturn and Mars first day, and my wife thought they were so fun that we queued up another day to get two more. A Venus and Mercury. They do feel cheap, but there's a fun aspect to that cheap. I don't put this watch on and really care about what happens to it. At the end of the day, that's what a Swatch in the modern watch world is in my book, fun that you strap to our wrist.

"The patience and dexterity of a rocket surgeon." That gave me a chuckle.

I brought my Jupiter on a trip to Europe last summer because I didn't want to worry about one of my more expensive watches... I actually fell in love with mine over those three weeks... Its incredibly fin to wear and it has held up much better than I initially expected.

Managed to get a Sun. Like what u said, it is so light. But the charm surpasses all my watches at that price level, Omega and Speedmaster stamps do carry weight. The best matching strap is still the original strap, just get a spare strap from the boutique if it worn down.

I actually bought a seiko sports 5 instead of the moonswatch, and I am very happy I did.

I purchased a Mission to Mars in August and a Mission to the Moon in recent days. The first one gives me some Alaska Project vibes. The other one is not as boring as I would imagine and it’s a strap monster. Yes, the materials aren’t fine. Yes, they’re quartz. But I wear them and I think they’re a lot of fun!

“Fuelled”, by the mass hysteria around the moonswatch and it’s “unobtainium…ability”. I found myself “forced” to choose between hesalite and sapphire sandwich! Ahhh, the genius of that Swatch group👏 At the end of the day… “A Gateway Drug” 🐥

I collected 10 out of the 11 (Neptune being the elusive Mission) and eventually sold all but the Mercury. I wanted them simply to pass down with my Speedmaster Pro in years to come, but I got bored of them pretty quickly and sold them on at a small loss. They are fun, and a good conversation piece, but the hype makes them difficult to obtain and enjoy properly. You couldn't be more accurate about the straps, they are dreadful and need to be replaced immediately!

Very nicely done video. I have thought the same thing since I heard of it: it's a plastic, quartz watch that should come in a Happy Meal. Looks good on you, though. Cheers!

Two weeks ago I also bought two moonswatches in geneva. It is a gift from my brother for us two, so we always have a reminder of each other because he is away half of the time. I chose a Pluto and he the Earth. Yes it does scratch easily, but I haven’t noticed anything on the case. The strap is nice with enough branding and I could also switch it to a black leather strap. Should I?

I was initially all hyped up and ready to get one... till I hear the horror stories of colours running and pushers falling off. Let's put it this way: if I had lots of spare cash to throw away, I'd get one or two for sh*ts and giggles 😉

I grew up in Florida. Born in 1954 I was a Space Kid. In 1969 my mom and aunt went to Europe. Mom asked me what I would like her to bring back for me. I immediately said, "Omega Speedmaster watch." The day we landed on the moon she bought one in Zurich for $155.00. I wore the watch every day until 1980 when I was issued a Rolex Sea Dweller in military service. Thereafter I always wore the Speedy in July. It turns out the watch Mom bought was incredibly rare and as I am approaching 70 I sold it to arguably the world expert on Speedmasters. Guess what I bought. Three Speedmaster homage watches, two Paganis and the Phylida with the beautiful ST19 Seagull movement. Omega in my opinion, obliterated the magic of their masterpiece. The homage watches honor that masterpiece. Omega turned a Goddess into a cheap streetwalker in every respect and that was no small factor in influencing my decision to sell my watch, albeit at an astronomical profit.

I use it for travel … it’s super lightweight and don’t have to worry if I lose it or damage it. It’s just some good fun and don’t take it too seriously. But first thing I did was to change the strap to make it look half decent.

i wonder if you could apply some kind of polymer layer to the outside to toughen it up a bit

I refuse to buy any watch powered by ETA's G10 chrono movement cause it's non-serviceable a disposable hunk of plastic parts welded shut.

It being soft plastic is really sad. Omega went to the moon because it was tough. I would love an Omega Speedmaster. If I am going for cheap, plastic, and quartz, I'll take a Casio.

You mentioned that the watch gets really scratched up from changing straps, but from what I saw in the video, there were no scratches on the watch or even the lugs.

For the first time in watchmaking history. The battery is 95% of the value of the watch.

I have three - Earth, Moon and *ahem* Uranus. And I find the hatred directed against them bizarre: they're just supposed to be a bit of fun guys. Also when I wear them out to my local pub where the bar staff all became watch geeks over lockdown they all know instantly what I'm wearing and want to talk about it. which sadly doesn't happen when I'm wearing any of my more expensive or horologically significant watches... Thanks for the video Andrew, take care.