Awesome! Enjoy your (S)watch.
Hahahahahaha.
Hahahahahaha.
No offense taken.My thoughts are the following (And I mean no offense to anyone)
I worked as a sign writer for a large part of the 90's, so I wouldn't be worried about some staining on the wrist.
But todays younger generation include a lot of snowflakes, and many a theory will be born from this "pigment gate"
Disgusting click-baiting and unnecessary scaremongering.HEALTH RISK WARNING: Omega x Swatch Speedmaster MoonSwatch pigment bleeding on skin issue
When you state "Many..." how many? And can you cite your sources for others to evaluate your claim?Many concerning reports have appeared about the MoonSwatch in the last few days since the release.
Once again, can you cite evidence to back your supposition that there is a health issue? You made a broad claim in your title but followed up only with your opinion which more resembles libel than any scientific study or evidence.This could be a health risk issue. The blue is mixed with the resin which the case is made off. Meaning that the pigment bleeding issue could mean that the skin can soak this up, meaning that it will also soak up the chemicals which the plastic material is made off and this can find its way into your blood system. What are your thoughts.
No problems with Mercury or Jupiter so far.I am still very interested to see if the other colours bleed off the case.
I am not sure if the pigment is a health risk or not but this is certainly not acceptable. It will be more acceptable if it is the sticker but if the pigment is bleeding out of the case material, that is really disappointing. I will not be buying any colourway until Swatch addresses this (maybe they won't ever do it) but they will certainly sell out so I have no dog in this fight.
I’d normally agree, but when you start a thread with all caps “HEALTH RISK WARNING:” and have nothing to back it up…While I doubt this is a health issue, I don’t think there is any reason to attack the OP for pointing this out.
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....and if any of these "snowflakes" have kids, then there may be extras for the next Avatar sequelMy thoughts are the following (And I mean no offense to anyone)
I worked as a sign writer for a large part of the 90's, so I wouldn't be worried about some staining on the wrist.
But todays younger generation include a lot of snowflakes, and many a theory will be born from this "pigment gate"