OceanicTime MIDO Ocean Star 200C

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Fancy your Ocean Star 200C with a bit more pep?

For 2021 Mido’s entry level auto diver has had a bit of an update with some high-tech components as well as the possibility of a COSC movement – oh, I almost forgot and a splash of trendy green, too!

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Mido has finally introduced one of the watchmaking’s most resilient materials to their Ocean Star 200C diver family with the introduction of a green ceramic bezel.
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Meanwhile a new green dial has been decorated with a textured ripple-effect texture with individually applied indexes coated with white SuperLuminova. Btw it also comes in blue or grey.
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This Ocean Star 200C is of course (as its name suggests) water resistant up to 20 bar, with the case shape providing extra protection for its screw-down crown which is securely nestled within an integrated guard.
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Flip the watch over and there’s a screw-down case-back which has been engraved with the Ocean Star starfish and wave pattern logo.
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Power comes from the Caliber 80 from Mido, a next-generation automatic watch movement which offers up to 80 hours of power reserve, which is twice as much as a regular caliber.
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The Caliber 80 is also available as a chronometer that has been officially certified by the COSC (Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres) for its superior accuracy.
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Basic specifications include: a Stainless steel case measuring 42.5mm in diameter with a case height of 12.25mm.

Further diver’s features include: a unidirectional rotational diver’s bezel with said ceramic inlay with dive-time scale as well as a Sapphire crystal with double sided anti-reflection treatment.

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The new Ocean Star 200C comes on a 22mm Stainless link bracelet and is available in three references: blue, green or grey.

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