Working for a watch media title means that we get to wear many different watches during the year, from very affordable watches to high-end watches with ditto prices. However, just like you, we also own watch(es) that we wear when we don’t have a loaner for review. In this video, most members of the Fratello team show the watches they have worn the most in 2025.

Nacho, Robert-Jan, Thomas, Max, Daan, Jorg, Lex, Balazs, Henry, Ben, Michael, Tomas, and Gerard are featured in the video showing their most worn watches. Together with the rest of the team, we all wish you a merry Christmas! You can watch this video and others on our YouTube channel here.

Nacho’s pick

Nacho has been sporting his Omega Seamaster Professional 300M ref. 2254.50 more than any other this year. This watch belongs to the first generation of 300M models (introduced in 1993), and this black-dial version could be found on the wrist of the late Sir Peter Blake, for example. It’s a 300M that originally came on the Speedmaster-style bracelet, which isn’t as “busy” as the nine-row bracelet on the other 300M models from that era. Nacho switches straps quite often on this 300M, and here, you can see it on a NATO strap.

Rolex GMT-Master II 16713

Robert-Jan’s pick

RJ picked two watches that he wore the most this year. First and foremost was his 18K gold Speedmaster Professional Apollo 11 from 2019, but the Rolex GMT-Master II 16713, as pictured above, was his second one. He purchased it right before Watches and Wonders 2025, and he enjoys the Jubilee bracelet and color scheme of this “Root Beer” model. However, the gold Speedmaster is his all-time favorite.

VPC Type 37HW 30

Thomas and Jorg’s pick

Both Thomas and Jorg picked the VPC Type 37HW. Thomas owns the VPC brand, and he is, of course, the proud wearer of a Type 37HW when he’s not trying and testing out other watches. Jorg picked it because he loves the versatility and its comfort on the wrist.

Max’s pick

Max is the guy usually on the other side of the video (and photo) camera, but he can mostly be found wearing his 70-year-old Rolex Oyster Precision ref. 6482. Max is the youngest member of the team, wearing the oldest watch.

Cartier Santos Galbée XL

Daan’s pick

The Cartier Santos Galbée XL is Daan’s go-to watch, and he only wears one of his other watches on rare occasions. What the Speedmaster is for RJ, is the Santos for Daan. He purchased this particular watch roughly four years ago, but it remains his most frequently worn watch in 2025.

Grand Seiko SBGX341

Lex’s pick

Lex went back and forth between this quartz-powered Grand Seiko SBGX341 and his Omega Speedmaster ’57 3594.50 model from 2001. He has his Grand Seiko overhauled, and since then, it has hardly left his wrist.

Rolex Submariner 5513

Balazs’s pick

Balazs bought this Rolex Submariner 5513 for his 40th birthday last year. It dates to 1972, and Balazs loves it for its beautiful dial and versatility; it works with everything.

Henry’s pick

Henry picked his IWC Mark XV as his most worn watch. It’s an early 2000s pilot’s watch that he inherited from his father. It’s on a beautiful period-correct bracelet, which is incredibly comfortable to wear.

Breitling Super Ocean

Ben’s pick

Ben’s most worn watch in 2025 was his 42mm Breitling Superocean Heritage. This watch is suitable for many occasions, and he loves the vintage design cues it has.

The Ming 37.11 and Polymesh bracelet

Michael’s pick

Mike has been wearing many watches in 2025, so he doesn’t have a “most worn” piece. Instead, for this video, he picked a recent “pick-up” that he enjoys wearing a lot. It’s the Ming 37.11 Odyssey on a Polymesh bracelet.

Gallet

Tomas’s pick

Our “King of Vintage,” Tomas, picked this blue-dial Gallet chronograph watch as his most worn watch in 2025. The Gallet chronograph he has here is a rare vintage model that is easy to read and difficult to remove from his wrist.

Grand Seiko quartz

Gerard’s pick

Last but certainly not least is Gerard with his Grand Seiko. Another quartz-powered Grand Seiko in this list! This double-signed reference SBGX063 (not SBGX062, as mistakenly mentioned in the video), according to Gerard, blends perfectly into every occasion.

Happy Holidays!