Introducing the Delma Midland
A meteorite dial with a sporty edge
A Piece of the Cosmos on the Wrist
Meteorite dials are having a moment in the world of watches. Their naturally formed structures make each watch unique while creating a fascinating connection between space and time. With the new Midland, Delma combines this extra-terrestrial material with a sporty all-rounder designed to accompany its wearer on a wide range of occasions. Limited to 100 pieces, the watch pairs a distinctive stainless-steel case and integrated bracelet with the individual pattern of a meteorite billions of years old.
Midland
Delma
The Muonionalusta meteorite formed billions of years ago inside a metal-rich celestial body. Its characteristic crystalline structure developed as the material cooled extremely slowly over vast periods of time. When the meteorite is cut and processed, the process reveals its distinctive Widmanstätten pattern. Since the structure varies from piece to piece, no two meteorite dials are exactly alike. Applied baton indexes and hour and minute hands filled with white Superluminova BGW9 ensure clear legibility while providing a subtle contrast against the meteorite dial.
Midland
Delma
Precise Geometry Meets Natural Structure
On the Midland, the irregular meteorite pattern creates an appealing contrast to the clearly defined shape of its 40.5mm stainless-steel case, which measures 10.8mm in height and is water-resistant to 100 meters. The slightly tonneau-shaped case, fluted bezel and integrated bracelet remain characteristic features of the collection. Satin-finished surfaces meet highly polished edges, emphasizing the watch’s precise geometry.
Caliber Sellita SW200-1
Delma
Inside, the Midland is powered by the reliable Sellita SW200-1 automatic movement. It operates at 28,800 vibrations per hour and provides a 41-hour power reserve. The Delma-customized rotor is visible through the sapphire crystal case back.
Midland
Delma
The new Delma Midland is limited to 100 pieces worldwide and priced at $1,900.
