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Inside the 32-Question Test to Buy Swatch and Omega's New $570 Gold MoonSwatch

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Inside the 32-Question Test to Buy Swatch and Omega's New $570 Gold MoonSwatch
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However, that didn't calm the frenzy that comes when a coveted, limited Swatch drops.Swatch set up an application form for the watch, which prompted provisional buyers to fill out a questionnaire of 32 open-ended and multiple-choice questions about Omega's history and heritage, as well as some tougher, more rogue ones.

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StyleAccessoriesInside the 32-Question Test to Buy Swatch and Omega's New $570 Gold MoonSwatchFollow AccessoriesView feedInside the 32-Question Test to Buy Swatch and Omega's New $570 Gold MoonSwatchThe latest big hype release for Swatch was as difficult to get your hands on as the Royal Pop.By Josh OsmanPublished: Jul 24, 2026 3:39 PM EDTSave ArticleShare Article2 min readSwatch has absolutely dominated the watch world this year. If the hype around the Swatch x Audemars Piguet collaboration timepiece, the Royal Pop, wasn't enough for fans, then the brand-new, limited-edition MoonSwatch made with 18-carat gold certainly fills the void.Some lined up for days before the Royal Pop's release, and it seems like Swatch wanted to avoid the chaos this time, instead opting for a lottery system.

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