Swiss watch brand Delma’s Midland collection is a modern reinterpretation of a 1980s timepiece. The Delma Midland is intended to fit into today’s trend of (mostly) steel watches with integrated bracelets and often a geometric design on some or all of the case. Once again, Delma approaches this marketing goal by creating a familiar albeit…

For nearly two decades, one of the most common requests from Doxa fans was for the brand to release a GMT-equipped model, which had been notably absent from its catalog since the limited-edition SUB 750T GMT was launched in 2006. However, for its latest release of 2025, Doxa has given the public exactly what it…

Whenever RZE announces a new release, I’m all ears. It’s no secret that we are RZE fans here at Fratello. But I was not just curious when the brand announced a digital watch. Whenever a brand not known for digital watches releases one, it raises a lot more questions. After all, digital watches are just…

The watch market never stays still for too long. New releases, shifting trends, and collector preferences continuously reshape demand for certain models, and the latest “Most Wanted Watches List” from Bezel gives us a snapshot of what’s hot right now on the secondary market. Bezel, a leading platform for buying and selling luxury watches, compiled…

Last week, Horage introduced the DecaFlux with its latest in-house movement, the K3. This is a silicon-equipped caliber designed to offer modern watchmaking technology to a broader audience. As an independent Swiss brand, Horage has continually pursued innovation in mechanical watchmaking, challenging conventions and embracing new materials. The K3 represents the latest chapter in this…

Breitling first introduced the Top Time in 1964 as an entry-level chronograph designed to attract a younger, style-conscious audience. Compared to the classic Navitimer and Chronomat models, it offered a young and fresh take on the classic chronograph design.  The Top Time of old even secured a place in pop culture history when Sean Connery’s…

Welcome back for more of your watch business questions answered. The global watch business is big. The Swiss watch industry alone is worth an estimated 50 billion Swiss francs annually and is the country’s third biggest exporter. There is plenty to discuss, so please feel free to ask more questions in the comments.  Question 1:…

No, it’s not the one he wore on the Moon, of course. The Speedmaster Professional 105.012 with NASA serial number 46 that Neil Armstrong wore during Apollo 11 is on display at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC. I am talking about the watch he received during that famous banquet dinner on…