Happy Halloween from SwissWatchExpo!
Guys, you know it's the spookiest time of the year. That time of year where the moon
is bright and shining high in the night sky, that man turns to beast and stalks the streets
at night. What better type of watch to celebrate this fantastically celebratory time of year than
a Moonphase Watch, a watch that pays homage to that most spectacular and ominous celestial body.
So we've got so many great options here. Obviously between space travel, Moonphase, timekeeping,
so much of this is tightly wound into watch making and fine time pieces. What better way to celebrate
it than some of the fine watches we have for sale in the showroom right now. If we're talking
about the moon, there's really no better place to start than the Omega Moonwatch right here. As you
can see, as my giant Wolf hands wrap around this gorgeous looking case, this is the classic, the
NASA watch the watch that they wore to the moon when they went and actually traveled up there.
They've been making this watch the same way ever since. Watch fans know all about the Moonwatch,
whether you do happen to turn into a carnivorous canine at night or not. If you're a fan
of manual winding chronographs, you know you love this watch, and if you don't have one,
you need to get one on your wrist right now. What are you doing?
Of course the Omega Moonwatch did not traditionally come with a moonphase indicator,
that was a complication that came much later. But we actually do have one for sale here with
this beautiful looking coaxial version of the Moonwatch. We've also done a video on this very
recently. The watch is still in stock so I was so glad I got to trot her back out for this one.
This is similar to the Moonwatch, but a couple of differences are that we have a couple more
millimeters added onto the case, and of course, an automatic movement, rather than the traditional
manual winding chronograph movement that you would see in the traditional Moonwatch.
Beautiful colors on this dial, this is a two-tone steel and yellow gold with a stunning looking
green bezel. It gives it an excellent looking, little touch of difference from a standard
Moonwatch. So if you're looking to add to your Omega collection and get something a
little different, this is a fantastic option. The Moonphase indicator here is what really makes this
watch special. If you could see, not only do we have a beautiful photo-realistic full moon
that is on this moon phase indicator, but also a beautiful starry night background.
This is definitely one where Omega outdid themselves in the details. If you really like
a very detail oriented sport watch, this is one of the best ones on the market. Another great example
of a moonphase indicator is what I have seen in the Rose gold automatic Cellini from Rolex.
This is possibly the most beautiful looking moonphase I've ever seen in any watch, in any
brand. This is a watch that is definitely meant to be elegant, but still very modern with its
40 millimeter case size and a much thicker case than any other Cellini that they've made before.
This moonphase is absolutely beautiful. A rich starry blue background, which puts it a little
different category from this Omega here, but another beautiful photo-realistic moon that is
just going to make you want to turn into an animal when you see it. Finally, one of the last moon
phase indicators we have that I wanted to show you is this beautiful looking Patek Phillipe 5015
here. This one with both a Moonphase indicator and a power reserve indicator. So not only
will you know exactly what phase of the moon it's in so you can possibly, I don't know, hide for
cover or lock yourself in a padded room or warn your loved ones or whatever it is you need to do.
You'll also know exactly how much time you have left on this watch and possibly how much time
the people of the community have to seek shelter as well. This is a fantastic series of watches
and it's no better way to get into the Halloween spirit. If you have a moonphase indicator watch,
this is the time of year to bust it out. If you've got any questions about this
or any other time piece on our website, please
shoot us an email, give us a call. We are here to discuss them and we'll be here all
for the rest of the year. It's nothing but a bunch of treats here at SwissWatchExpo,
and we are very happy to discuss them with you. So click the like button, subscribe to
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