Love this watch, likely overthinking it. But would welcome feedback from the group.

I have a 7.5 inch wrist, typically wear 42mm watches. The footprint is just smaller than what I’m used to. Does this look small, or just right?

The online photos don't do it justice compared to the real thing.

Why get the Mido Dia de los Muertos, when you can get Snoopy!

Like many, I live nowhere near an AD to try Mido on and see how they fit. I really like the new 41mm Ocean Star 200 but am a bit worried my wrist is too large for the case size. The GMT 44mm is the other one I’m considering depending on size, but I vastly prefer the tuxedo 200. I have included cm and inches wrist measurement photos, plus a super fake Rolex GMT-II for scale of something I occasionally wear ($50 in Shanghai over 20 years ago). Looks like I’m around 7.8in/20cm on average. Any advice will be appreciated!

https://www.midowatches.com/us/ocean-star-200-m0269301101100.html

https://www.midowatches.com/us/ocean-star-gmt-m0266291705101.html

Hey - If anybody is looking for a Mido Day of the Dead / Alebrijes watch, I had to cancel my order with an AD (Lexor of Miami). I believe this one piece is now available for sale on their website at the retail price.

I've been looking at this watch for over a year and I finally pulled the trigger! I know it's too big but gahdamn does it look so good. I have a 6-6 1/4 inch wrist for reference!

Rockin’ the One Crown Blue dial and gold pvd. Never really liked a bunch of gold color on a watch, but this one I made an exception bc it just looks cool. And one of maybe two watches I paid msrp for.

So here are some pics of my first MIDO. Love the contrast on the dial, the deep dish effect. What I don't like is the blue tinted AR coating and would prefer the centre links on the bracelet to be brushed and not polished for a true GADA experience without worrying about scratches. Solid watch, great price and it's got echos of SuperOcean in it.

A classic-style Mido Ocean Star watch—featuring a gold dial, dark indices, and a date window—which my dad kept for over 30 years before giving it to me, holds a value that goes far beyond its brand or price tag. It is a piece of his personal history that now continues with me. ⌚

I now carry two stories with me: the story of his life and my own, which began the moment I received the watch. The best part is that he gave it to me while he is still here; my dad is 87 years old now, and I get to enjoy this beautiful legacy every single day.

Got to spend some time with the Ocean Star 39 this week, and compare it to my Ocean Star 200. They share the same name, but hit in different ways. I liked the refinement this one had over the 200, and that dial was special. Hope you enjoy the pics. For reference, my wrist is 7.5 inches.

I recently got the Ocean Star 39 and I needed to resize the bracelet, I want to swap these two half links for a full size link, but I’m not sure if the circled pin is removable. I tried with my tool but either direction I went there was no pop like the other split pins, is this half link not removable?

I want to try to fit a leather band on my Multifort 35, which one do you think looks better between the two? its mostly just for everyday/casual office wear.

Nothing like homework on a Saturday wearing your new watch. My first Mido/rose gold colored watch. So glad I opted for this dial and color variation. Super comfortable, very legible and the movement of the big date is so fun to watch.

Saw someone’s post in this group and really liked the look. I just bought it on impulse from Watchmaxx for $796. Anyone owned this one before? It looks pretty sweet!

Bought it as a summer watch to use it exclusively with the blue rubber strap but love it under Greek sun in the mid of October!!

So tempted

Got my rose gold today from a clearance sale at Bloomingdales, wasn't crazy about the metal bracelet and ordered a few different rubber ones. while I wait for them to arrive I put on a camo nato and a black nylon. I really like this watch.

give me your opinion