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: Omega does offer the Moon Watch with a sapphire
: crystal. Granted, this would not be the
: "authentic", original Moon Watch,
: but I think it's much more practical to have
: a sapphire crystal than a plastic one that
: will need to have the scratches buffed out.
: Just my two cents...
The stainless steel with sapphire crystal and display back is no longer available. They have a gold model with saphire, but at a much different price. Also I have been told that you can not change crystal types on the watch you have purchased.
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