MIDO Chronograph ref.0900-2 cal. Valjoux 7750 / 1970s

— The spirit of the founding —

Mido was established in 1918 in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland, by Georges G. Schaeren.

Offering Art Deco watches for men and women alike, the house built designs that have been loved across generations.

"To be beyond time — that is the proof of truly good design." Holding to this principle, Mido has spent more than a century making watches that fuse distinctive design with function.

Mido, a house with history since 1918, embodying a beauty beyond period. Fitted with the Valjoux Cal.7750, the great automatic chronograph movement favoured by many celebrated brands. Day-date and two registers, with genuine robustness and chronograph tradition behind them.

— A tradition of automatic winding —

From its founding to the present day, Mido has made automatic watches without a break.

A universality untouched by period, and a reliability built up through successive technical advances, are the foundations of the brand.

— The Valjoux Cal.7750 —

Used by Tudor, Porsche Design, Heuer, IWC and many others, the Valjoux Cal.7750 is a chronograph movement combining robustness with complexity.

It is automatic, with quick-change setting of date and day, and carries 30-minute and 12-hour counters. It is widely recognised as a cornerstone of watchmaking.