Swatch unveils an exclusive MoonSwatch inspired by the year’s last supermoon, fusing a luminous white design with Moonshine Gold detailing.
The launch of the new MoonSwatch Mission to Earthphase confirms just how strongly the collaboration between Swatch and OMEGA continues to shape trends in the watchmaking world. The piece arrives in time for the Cold Moon, the final supermoon of 2025, and embraces a full-white design that enhances the experimental character of the collection. The case, crown and pushers are crafted in Bioceramic, one of the brand’s signature materials, paired with a white rubber strap with a Velcro fastening that reinforces its futuristic aesthetic. The watch features an opaline dial with indexes coated in Super-LumiNova Grade A, capable of emitting a green glow in the dark for perfect legibility even at night.
One of its most distinctive details is the earthphase indicator, positioned at ten o’clock, depicting the Earth with oceans that glow blue under ultraviolet light. This is accompanied by the presence of Snoopy and Woodstock, gazing at the planet from the Moon — a direct nod to the historic link between OMEGA and the iconic character. Under UV light, a hidden phrase also appears, adding a touch of mystery while preserving the playful essence of the collection.
The design is completed with a moon-phase complication on the sub-dial at two o’clock, where two full moons in Moonshine Gold stand out — the exclusive gold alloy developed by OMEGA. One is illustrated in Snoopy style, while the other features a snowflake motif. Each snowflake is individually laser-engraved, meaning no two watches are exactly alike — a nod to the natural uniqueness the piece seeks to evoke.
The new MoonSwatch Mission to Earthphase will be available on 4 December, coinciding with the real Cold Moon that closes the 2025 astronomical calendar. It will be priced at 450 dollars and sold exclusively in selected Swatch stores. Those wishing to learn more or locate points of sale can visit the brand’s official website.
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