The Caliber 80 from MIDO is a next-generation automatic watch movement which offers up to 80 hours of power reserve, twice as much as a regular calibre. It is also available as a chronometer that has been officially certified by the COSC (Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres) for its superior accuracy.

The extremely technical process of Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) coats watch components in a strong, impurity-free film to ensure continued resistance to corrosion. This microscopically thin layer boosts the watch’s hardness and robustness while enhancing its elegant aesthetics in beautiful shades of black, pink gold or yellow gold. Its hypoallergenic properties increase its universal appeal and allow for a range of applications.

Ceramic is a non-metallic mineral material that undergoes a specific treatment in a high-temperature environment. Many types of ceramics exist, each with their own unique properties suited to a variety of applications, from medicine to watchmaking. Ceramic is time-resistant, hypoallergenic and resistant to high temperatures, friction and abrasion. High-tech ceramics combine timeless elegance with distinct sophistication, belying their practically unmatched solidity. With the use of this material usually reserved for luxury watchmaking, MIDO confirms its constant desire to offer cutting-edge technology, the very best materials, and high-end finishes without forsaking the value of its watches.

MIDO’s sapphire crystal glass reveals its spectacular dials in sharp relief. They afford excellent readability in a range of conditions while perfectly complementing the watches' elegant design. Strong and shock-resistant, they are made to last, maintaining their exceptional transparency for many years.