Mido Baroncelli Lady Necklace M037.807.22.031.00 Watch

The Watch

Since its founding in 1918, Mido has crafted watches of exceptional quality. Today, the brand unveils its latest creation: the Baroncelli Lady Necklace M037.807.22.031.00. Designed for the feminine wrist, it belongs to Mido's thinnest family of automatic watches. Its gray stainless steel case measures 33 mm in diameter. A steel bezel with a gold PVD coating adds a touch of femininity to the watch. A domed sapphire crystal sits atop the case, shielding the dial from scratches and shocks. It features a double anti-reflective coating on both sides for clear legibility even in bright sunlight. The transparent caseback lets you admire the fascinating movement within. The classic winding crown is positioned at 3 o'clock. Finally, the watch offers water resistance of 5 ATM, or 50 meters.

The Dial

This stunning timepiece features a dial with a double-circle finish. In the outer ring - finished in white - you'll find 11 hour markers rendered as slim golden baton indexes. Between the two circles, 51 diamond accents add a sparkling flourish. At the 6 o'clock position, a date window framed by diamonds sits on a white background. The inner circle features a mother-of-pearl dial with 3 hands: bold gold-toned hour and minute hands, complemented by a delicate seconds hand in the same finish. The brand signs its creation at 12 o'clock.

The Movement

At the heart of this case, you'll find a reliable and precise automatic movement powering all 3 hands of your watch.

The Bracelet

This jewelry piece features a stainless steel bracelet with a two-tone PVD coating. In silver and rose gold, it pairs beautifully with the case and dial. Comfortable and supple, it follows the natural curves of a feminine wrist, and fastens with a deployant clasp.

Water Resistance

This model offers water resistance of 5 atmospheres, or 50 m. Designed to dazzle in every setting, it wears its elegance without sacrificing durability. You can wear it in the shower - though the Ocarat team recommends leaving it on the edge of the sink to preserve its brilliance and integrity over time. Swimming and scuba diving, however, are not recommended, as exposure to those conditions could damage the watch and result in repair costs.