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1930s Mido "Multifort" Rare 35mm Water-resistant Art-deco Two-tone Dial
Manufacturer | Mido |
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Model | MULTIFORT |
Year of Manufacture | 1930s |
Reference no. | --- |
Product no. | B-10280 |
Price |
Late 1930's manufacture Midor "Multifort" very rare 35mm screw back water resistant case Art Deco silver two-tone dial The Multifort, which appeared in the 1930's, was a waterproof, anti-magnetic, shock resistant wrist watch that was manufactured in a wide range of styles including automatic, manual winding, round case and The Multifort was manufactured in a wide range of styles, including round, hand-wound, octagonal, and side-sliding square cases. This particular model is a large size model of 35mm, which is very rare for Multifort watches, which are often seen in a small size of 28mm, and is equipped with a beautiful movement with a split bridges and finishes different from Cal.1200A, which is equipped in the production number and later extra flat watches, and an Art Deco design. The two-tone dial and other features make this a rare gem that is thought to be an early model of the Multifort. The rare 35mm waterproof case, which is rare among Deco watches regardless of brand, is recommended as a vintage piece for everyday use.
Item details
Serial no. | 451,*** |
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Caliber | --- |
Movement no. | --- |
Movement type | Manual winding |
Material | Stainless steel |
Case size | 35mm |
Case type | Snap back Water-resistant |
Dial | Original |
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Type of Indices | |
Belt | Non Original (between lugs:18mm) |
Evaluation case | 93% |
Evaluation dial | 93% |
Evaluation mov | 93% |
Condition | 4.5 |
Rarity | 4.5 |
Other details
Case: Good preservation with minor scratches and age, but retaining the original shape and volume, and the engraving on the back cover.
Dial: slight ageing, but retains its two-tone color and print clearly.
Movement: good winding, etc., with an accuracy of around 30 seconds per day.
Dial: slight ageing, but retains its two-tone color and print clearly.
Movement: good winding, etc., with an accuracy of around 30 seconds per day.