Swatch/Omega Mission to Mars

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OMEGA x Swatch MoonSwatch – Mission to Mars

An Iconic Mission in Fiery Red

Inspired by the spirit of space exploration and rooted in the design legacy of the OMEGA Speedmaster Alaska II, the MoonSwatch “Mission to Mars” transforms an icon into a bold, Bioceramic-powered tribute to innovation, imagination, and adventure.

Bold Design Meets Cosmic Imagination

This mission-ready timepiece is housed in a vivid red Bioceramic case—lightweight, tactile, and sustainable. Measuring 42mm in diameter and just 13.25mm thick, it offers a confident yet comfortable fit, secured with a white VELCRO® strap that evokes astronaut gear and future frontiers.

The crisp white dial is punctuated by three subdials, with spacecraft-inspired red hands at 10 and 2 o’clock—a direct nod to the Alaska II prototype. The chronograph seconds hand is rendered in bold red for intensity, while the 6 o’clock black hand grounds the design in symmetry. Contrasting black and white main hands ensure readability and flair in equal measure.

Details That Shine—Day or Night

• Super-LumiNova®: On all hands and hour markers for low-light performance

• Tachymeter Bezel: White with black print, featuring the historic “dot over 90”

• Glass: Biosourced with an etched “S” for Swatch, adding a hidden signature

• Dial Details: Recessed subdials and a finely textured ring deliver elevated finish

• Water Resistance: 3 bar (30m)

• Movement: Swiss quartz for precision and reliability

More Than a Watch—A Mission

This is not a limited edition—but it is a bold declaration. The OMEGA x Swatch “Mission to Mars” fuses iconic Speedmaster heritage with playful futurism, resulting in a collectible that’s accessible, wearable, and unforgettable.

Reference: SO33R100

Strap in and lift off—Mission to Mars is a journey across time, space, and style.

Are you ready for your mission?
Join the revolution. Go to Mars—on your wrist.