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Dear Jean-Paul,
First of all welcome on board.
Please note that when you will participate to the friday wear, you will have to post your pic in the "WristScan" forum.
This Mido is nice but the caliber is sadly too small for the case or better said, the case is too large for the caliber. You can see it at the position of the date window.
But it is still a classy watch.
Fr.Xavier
Please note that when you will participate to the friday wear, you will have to post your pic in the "WristScan" forum.
This Mido is nice but the caliber is sadly too small for the case or better said, the case is too large for the caliber. You can see it at the position of the date window.
But it is still a classy watch.
Fr.Xavier
THX for ...
... this precision from "WirstScan" Forum.
Hi foversta,
I am very happy to be THE BEST horlogical forum. This mido is large with a diameter of 42 mm but it's very readable, like one IWC portu gais er. Moreover, being certified COSC chronometer + 3 sec / - 2 sec per day and this over one month complete. I'm thus very satisfied with this acquisition.
well cordially,
jean-paul-bertrand
Hi foversta,
I am very happy to be THE BEST horlogical forum. This mido is large with a diameter of 42 mm but it's very readable, like one IWC portu gais er. Moreover, being certified COSC chronometer + 3 sec / - 2 sec per day and this over one month complete. I'm thus very satisfied with this acquisition.
well cordially,
jean-paul-bertrand
Rarely seen...
... and an interesting piece - a very 'clean' design. It's apparently a corporate concept - at the sporting watch level, Mido's "All Dial" [??] chronograph is also very 'clean' compared to its peers. More importantly, though, it's terrific to see you posting here.
Cheers,
pplater.