【F】 The Top 5 Omega × Swatch MoonSwatch Models - Fratello Watches

What the report says
Fratello Watches published a July 24, 2026 feature by Jorg Weppelink selecting favorite Omega × Swatch MoonSwatch models from a range the site says has expanded to more than 30 versions over roughly four years. The article frames the MoonSwatch as a still-notable collaboration: although the initial frenzy has cooled and other Swatch partnerships have drawn attention, Fratello says new releases continue to attract interest from collectors and casual buyers.
The publication says its selections were based mainly on appearance and the Omega Speedmaster references behind each model, rather than specifications. It notes that the MoonSwatch models share key basics, including a 42mm Bioceramic case, 13.58mm thickness, 20mm lug spacing and ETA quartz movements, with some versions adding extra functions.
Among the models detailed in the supplied text, Fratello names Mission to Mars as its leading pick from the original MoonSwatch lineup, citing its red-and-white Alaska Project-inspired design and rocket-style hands. It also highlights Mission on Earth – Lava, released as part of a 2024 trio, for its orange-and-black styling and links to the Speedmaster “Ultraman” theme. The white Mission to the Moonphase “Snoopy” is praised for its moonphase display, hidden UV-light details and Peanuts-related design touches.
The article also identifies the MoonSwatch “1965,” introduced in March 2025, as a pick tied to the 60th anniversary of Omega Speedmaster NASA flight qualification. The available article text is cut off before fully describing that model and before naming the fifth selection.
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