Founded in 1918 by Georges Scharen in Switzerland, the earliest Mido timepieces were inspired by the growing interest in the automotive industry.  Early case shapes of pieces produced in the 1920s resembled
the radiator grills of early Buick, Fiat, and Bugatti automobiles.  Innovations such as the Aquadura, a cork-crown sealing system for water resistance in 1930, and the Multifort, an automatic movement with
anti-magnetic and shock-resistant features built in, Mido became known for its technical innovation and timeless designs.

The Mido Ocean Star Decompression Timer 1961 Limited Edition has a 40.5mm stainless steel case, a rotating bezel with a large lume plot, and a sapphire crystal. The dial features a multi-colored scale of
decompression stops. Powered by a Mido Caliber 80 movement, the Ocean Star Limited Edition has an 80-hour power reserve and a 200-meter water
resistance rating.

This Mido Ocean Star Decompression Timer 1961 Limited Edition includes the outer and inner boxes, quick start guide, and warranty booklet,
customer service card, numbered limited edition card, serial number hangtag, warranty card, black Mido fabric strap with stainless steel buckle and mesh Mido stainless steel bracelet.