Elegance Meets Diving Credentials with the New Mido Ocean Star 200C Gold PVD
More elegant, more expressive, yet every bit as technically robust.
Mido has quietly established a strong reputation with its Ocean Star 200C collection, dive-ready timepieces known for their solid construction, stylish design, and remarkable value. Earlier variants, like the blue-dial 200C in steel with a ceramic bezel and the lightweight titanium edition, have earned well-deserved praise from enthusiasts for their design and execution. A carbon fibre limited edition, certified as a COSC chronometer, added prestige to the range while maintaining the accessible spirit that defines the brand and the series. Now, Mido unveils a fresh take on the Ocean Star 200C, a model that combines rugged dive watch credentials with a warm, natural elegance.
The new Ocean Star 200C Green is presented in a 42.5mm x 12.3mm rose gold-PVD-coated stainless steel case, rendered in two parts and finished with a sophisticated mix of brushed and polished surfaces that enhance its visual depth. The unidirectional bezel features a green ceramic insert with a 60-minute scale and a white Super-LumiNova dot at 12 o’clock. A sapphire crystal with dual-sided anti-reflective coating protects the dial, while the solid screw-down caseback, also rose gold-PVD coated, is adorned with the Ocean Star’s signature starfish emblem in polished relief. A matching screw-down crown completes the profile, ensuring a solid water-resistance rating of 200 metres.
The dial continues the theme of aquatic elegance with a wave-patterned, matte green finish. While not the first green to be used in the collection, this new variant has a deeper hue which plays well with the colour of the case. Applied round indices are filled with white Super-LumiNova, as are the openworked hour and minute hands and the lollipop seconds hand, ensuring legibility in low light. A day-date display at 3 o’clock adds daily practicality while preserving the collection’s visual identity.
Powering the watch is the automatic Calibre 80 (Powermatic ETA C07.621 base), offering a generous 80-hour power reserve while operating at a 21,600 vibrations/hour or 3Hz frequency. Enhanced with a Nivachron balance spring, the movement offers improved resistance to magnetism and shock.
The watch is offered on a brown crocodile-style leather strap with white contrast stitching and a quick-release system, providing a refined complement to the watch’s sporty case. And if you prefer something sportier, Mido offers a wide range of additional straps. The Mido Ocean Star 200C Green & Rose Gold PVD is priced at CHF 1,090 or EUR 1,290 and is available now. For more information, please consult midowatches.com.




4 responses
The problem is I cannot find anything to complain about this MIDO, even the price is acceptable.
Too close to resembling an Omega Seamaster! Pass
I just wish the case was a little smaller. I have the blue dial Ocean Star and it is big and clunky.
What MR Patton states is somewhat accurate BUT the new ones have there version of the Daniels movement repair a half dozen and you will RUN to the MIDO watch.