Mido Porcelain Small Second 30's

─ From the Art Deco Era ─

The 1930s: an era when watchmaking vied for the pinnacle of beauty and craftsmanship.

Arabic numerals both geometric and graceful, on a pure white dial.

Delicate Breguet hands quietly mark the time.

A Mido born in the 1930s, the Art Deco era.
Graceful Arabic numerals on a pure white dial.
Delicate Breguet hands and small seconds.
A case in “STAYBRITE”, the premium stainless steel of its day.
A 15-jewel hand-wound movement, adjusted to 3 positions.

─ Memories of STAYBRITE ─

The case is made of “STAYBRITE”, the premium stainless steel of its day.

Resistant to corrosion and possessed of a deep luster,

its texture has a character distinct from modern stainless steel.

The number “48163” engraved inside the caseback

speaks of the years this piece has traveled.

─ 15-Jewel Hand-Wound ─

Open the caseback to find

a 15-jewel movement decorated with Côtes de Genève.

Adjusted to three positions (3 ADJ), the mechanism carries the pride of its makers.

With every wind of the mainspring, a steady heartbeat reaches your wrist.