1950s Mido "Multi-Centerchrono" Rare Non-luminous Black Enamel Circle Dial

1950's manufacture Mido popular "multi-center chrono" with rare non-luminescent black gilt-enameled circle dial. Equipped with Cal. 1300, a modified center-minute chronograph based on the famous Valjoux 23. The ingenious medium four-hand model without an inner dial has a dustproof screw-back case made by FB, which used to supply cases for many famous brands such as Patek Philippe, and the chronograph pushers and mushroom crown with their unique incised design are the most distinctive features of this model. The unique design of the chronograph pushers and mushroom crown are reminiscent of Patek Philippe's Ref. 1463. The dial is also available in a wide range of variations, and this model is a superbly designed and crafted piece with black gilt underlining pink tachymeter and arabic numbers, red printed 24-hour indication, and a minute track on a white enameled circle. The dial is without luminescent indexes, which is rare for multi-centered chronos, where luminescent indexes are often seen.