The price of something has not much to do with the enjoyment factor. Sometimes in watchworld there can be a bit of the Emperor's new clothes. That's not to say there aren't expensive pieces that are aesthetically and technically amazing. Like your Mido ve

the latest addition to my collection. A Mido Multifort TV Big Date

I would love to have the vintage version but I really love this one (LE 500 pieces) Cheers fellas.

I had a lot of trouble putting together the list of my 20 favorite watches from the Baselworld 2018 edition. The proof that it was a rich and dense Fair and anyway, I perceived it as having a higher interest compared to the previous edition. However, we n

In my eyes, seastar first, mido second and oris third. I like the oris except its retro looking bezel. I have a clear soft spot for Mido as my first mechanical watch was a mido multifort chronometer. As shown here, it's accuracy was very good. But too man

Trilogy of Elements: Sea - Air - Land Comparison review of watches by Mido, Oris and Tissot by Marcus Hanke Three entry range, Swiss made watches from well-known brands with long tradition. For the air, I offer an Oris Big Crown Timer aviation-style watch

Well, let's see what I have... Omega Ck 2998, Omega 33.3, Longines Manual Chronometer, Longines 30 CH Diving, Beba Chronometer, IWC 666 without date, and Ref 812, JLC Polaris II Red, JLC Memovox Ref 3160 ( So called WT ) , E 855 Blue Scale dial, and E 110

I love the LLD! Let me pay for your 2 crowns with... another 2 crowns!!! He he... Sister brand by the way. I already had breakfast, and it's still not time for lunch here But my post about my Mido Multifort has enough food to make up fot this one HAGWE! R

this is all a bit coincidental as i too have a Mido Multifort and despite being from UK today i had superb Sushi with my daughter which included soft shell crap, salmon, scallops, prawns and flying fish caviar. here's a pics of my 1964 Mido. i must take i

Going trough some dark and dangerous alleys Some distinctive landmarks of my city He he! Mexico City's WTC looks like the biggest Single Malt Flask to me... yummy! I even had a plane to catch...well, in my picture at least All this to get to this place: M