Mido Ocean Star Titanium Bracelet - M0264304406100

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It did indeed remind me a bit of the blue Tudor Black Bay 58, and the dial is very similar to what Omega has put into its Seamaster collection for the 75th anniversary. Let’s start by talking about the movement in the Ocean Star, which is the ETA-produced Swiss-made Caliber 80. They make it a little harder to get a hold of the crown, but that’s something you get used to, and they help keep the crown safe. The two-tone version, which might not be for everyone (but Mido offers other options in that case), has a charm that is hard to put your finger on, yet it’s definitely there. Produced in the 1960s, this 35-mm stainless steel watch features the Ocean Star's characteristic single-shell case.

The bevels along the lugs are particularly nice, as they flare out as they approach the ends of the lugs, exaggerating the geometry. As mentioned, it can be yours for €1,110, and it comes with both a stainless steel mesh bracelet and a Tropic-style strap. Lastly, the bracelet features single-sided screw-bars in the exchangeable links, making sizing the bracelet super easy.mm case was custom designed for this collaboration and is presented without crown guards for a more vintage effect on the wrist. The dial surface is matte black, as to be expected, on which you’ll find a primary index of applied markers. MIDO is bringing ceramic - one of the most outstanding materials in watchmaking - to the unidirectional rotating bezel of its sporty Ocean Star 200C Swiss watch.

It has the standard push button mechanism to open and then a smaller push button set to extend the bracelet either for diving or to give yourself an extra few mm at the end of a sweaty day. Strong and shock-resistant, they are made to last, maintaining their exceptional transparency for many years.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The movements are tested in a strict environment to check how far they can withstand the temperatures, water and magnetic conditions.

The brushed sides then eliminate the fingerprint issue, they look more appropriate on a sports watch, and they further emphasize those beautiful bevels. An interesting detail, though, is that you can choose between two sets of lug holes, one closer to the case and the other a little further away.New with tags: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in the original packaging (such as the . The case and bracelet have some finishing that surprised me, and those hints of gold elevate the aesthetic. Despite the less-than-ideal realities, travel remains one of life’s great pleasures, and it’s hard to understate the romance of exploring somewhere new. You will be notified in good time in writing about the payment failure and when the retries will be scheduled so you’ll have enough time to make sure that you have sufficient funds on your card. Nearly 12mm isn’t “thin” by watch standards, but it’s on the thin side for a diver, and it makes the watch wear nice, low and close to the wrist for comfort.

Ceramic is a non-metallic mineral material that undergoes a specific treatment in a high-temperature environment. Because of the medium-width bezel, the dial is relatively large for a 42mm diver, which is actually quite nice. Sometimes you’re on the move for work, waking up jetlagged, a long way from home, and unsure what time it is back at the office. The dial is decorated with a rippled texture and offers individually applied indexes coated with white Super-Luminova®. These watches are the direct descendants of early Ocean Star models, combining their vintage designs with the latest movement technology.

The metal’s many technical properties are complemented by its sleek, extremely pleasing aesthetics, enabling a wide range of uses.