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A celestial anomaly arrives this April with the Pink Moon, where the familiar orb recedes into the furthest orbital point around Earth, making its presence a subtle sigh in the vast expanse. Swatch, ever the orchestrator of horological whimsy, captures this fleeting phenomenon with the Bioceramic MoonSwatch Mission Pink Moonphase in collaboration with Omega.
The limited-edition timepiece features a luminous pink Bioceramic case and crown, complete with matching velcro straps. A black and silver-pink opaline dial displays the all-important moon phase indicator. This comes in the form of twin pink moons, with Super-LumiNova®️ coating, at the two o’clock position.
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The Bioceramic MoonSwatch Mission Pink Moonphase is fitted with a pulsometer. A prominent feature on modern sports chronographs, it measures your heart rate by determining the BPM (beats per minute) after starting the chronograph and counting 30 beats. A small embossed heart on the top push button references this function.
Bold and beautiful, the Bioceramic MoonSwatch Mission Pink Moonphase drops on 1 April 2025. Priced at SGD430, it is subject to the one-watch-per-person-per-day policy. Swatch Singapore’s Instagram will soon be revealing official launch locations via pink rolling planets. So keep watch (excuse the pun) and mark your calendars for the highly anticipated release.
