Mido COLLECTIONS

The Baroncelli embodies the timeless elegance of a firm founded in 1918. Gentle, elegant lines grace both his and hers versions that sport little touches of typical Mido creativity: an offset small second display, large date, discreet jewel settings, or a hard stone dial. Each is different; each is unique.

Inspired by its passion for architecture, Mido has created the Belluna, a tribute to London’s Royal Albert Hall. Belluna multi-tone dials feature a wide variety of guilloche patterns and a dapper ethos: Swiss Made fine workmanship that’s right in step with a city renowned for its distinctive creativity.

The Multifort collection displays its complications in what can only be described as watchmaking architecture; the guilloche pattern on the dial draws inspiration from the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The vintage version seeks to recapture the ethos of a structure inaugurated in 1932, recalling pioneers’ tastes in watches and exuding delightful retro charm.

Created in 1959, and still a current collection, Mido’s Commander is one of a kind in watchmaking. The piece is still being produced to the original design alongside other, more contemporary versions that highlight Mido’s ability to take on board the zeitgeist of today.

Whether you’re moored in the marina or out ocean racing, this dive watch is perfect. Sporting a screwed caseback and a robust 42.5-millimetre steel case that’s waterproof to a depth of 200 metres, the Ocean Star with its 80-hour power reserve is an iconic collection first launched over 75 years ago.

The Baroncelli embodies the timeless elegance of a firm founded in 1918. Gentle, elegant lines grace both his and hers versions that sport little touches of typical Mido creativity: an offset small second display, large date, discreet jewel settings, or a hard stone dial. Each is different; each is unique.

With a dial drawing inspiration from the lotus shape of Singapore’s ArtScience Museum, the Rainflower collection oozes minimalism and finesse; its diminutive 34-millimetre diameter houses a movement boasting an 80-hour power reserve. A chic/cheeky watch created by and for the women of today.

The Baroncelli embodies the timeless elegance of a firm founded in 1918. Gentle, elegant lines grace both his and hers versions that sport little touches of typical Mido creativity: an offset small second display, large date, discreet jewel settings, or a hard stone dial. Each is different; each is unique.