Mido men's watches are almost all automatic, and you can choose from several series: the Ocean Star dive watch, the sporty Multifort TV and Multifort 8, and the more classic Commander and Baroncelli. We are an official Mido dealer: every watch comes with the manufacturer's warranty. You order online, it is delivered to your door, and our own watch service is there for strap changes and water resistance checks.
Which Mido men's watch suits your style?
- Sporty, for everything: Multifort – the TV, the 8, the Skeleton and the Chronometer are all rated to 10 atm.
- For the water and for diving: Ocean Star – from 20 atm, with the flagship at 60 atm.
- For the office and special occasions: Commander (Gradient, Big, Datoday) and Baroncelli.
What determines the price of a Mido men's watch?
The base models of the Multifort and the Ocean Star make a good entry point. If you want something more distinctive – an openworked dial or certified accuracy – the Skeleton and the Chronometer sit in a higher price range, and the top of the series is the Ocean Star 600. A metal bracelet and a ceramic bezel also push the price up, while leather-strap versions are usually more affordable.
Why is almost every Mido automatic?
Mido has always built on mechanical watches: the 1934 Multifort was already self-winding, and today the Powermatic 80 movement family offers a power reserve of up to 80 hours. If you are also shopping for a woman, take a look at the Mido women's watches. You can reach the dedicated Multifort and Ocean Star pages from the Mido brand page. For sizing, measure the watch you usually wear and compare it with the case diameter on the product page.
Mido men's watches – questions and answers
Which Mido men's watch is a good first Swiss automatic?
The Multifort is the most versatile: sporty, rated to 10 atm, and it suits jeans and a jacket alike. If you prefer something more elegant, the Commander or the Baroncelli is the way to go.
Which Mido men's watch can you dive with?
The Ocean Star models, which are water resistant to at least 20 atm, with the flagship at 60 atm. The Multifort is rated to 10 atm and is good for swimming.
Does a Mido men's watch need a battery?
Mido men's watches are almost all automatic, with no battery: they run on the movement of your wrist. A quartz model is only a rare exception among them.
Which is the sportiest Mido men's watch?
The sportiest is the Ocean Star dive watch, followed by the Multifort. Both are also suitable for everyday wear.
Is there a warranty on Mido men's watches?
Yes, as an official dealer we sell them with the manufacturer's warranty, and our own watch service handles maintenance and water resistance checks.