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Well this is certainly bad news for anyone who invested $35k in a vantablack wristwatch: https://www.h-moser.com/en/collection/1801-1200-endeavour-perpetual-moo

• arcticbull 7y ago
  In my opinion, if you could afford $35,000 for a Vantablack wrist watch, you can afford another $35,000 for this one too haha. I doubt many of those purchasers were on the bubble.
  • all_blue_chucks 7y ago
    High end watches aren't priced like regular consumer goods; you can resell them for close to (and sometimes more) than you paid for them, so the "cost" is much much less than the price. What's most interesting about this watch is the steel/vanta combo costs the same as the solid gold version without vanta. Apparently just that small bit of vanta costs more than a large chunk of gold right now.
    • SamReidHughes 7y ago
      Not if you pay MSRP; for H. Moser you’ll take a big loss. The material value of the gold is also really small.
• contravariant 7y ago
  It's a bit weird to demonstrate the colour of vantablack by adding a shine to it.
  • tempestn 7y ago
    I was thinking the same thing. You can see how they must have felt a black circle on a screen doesn't look too impressive, but this is a rather backwards way of dealing with that. (I would have added shine to the background and watch body but not the face...)
    • SamReidHughes 7y ago
      There is a piece of domed sapphire in front of it with an imperfect anti reflective coating.
  • lostgame 7y ago
    I thought I had been sent to the wrong web site to be honest.