Rainflower
This women’s collection, inspired by the ArtScience Museum in Singapore, was actually launched in this South-Asian city state with six million inhabitants in 2018.
The museum looks like an unfolding lotus flower with petals gliding across the sea surface. This same symbol permeates the entire Rainflower line with the flawless shape of delicate petals adding to the refinement of these magnificent round timepieces.
The museum looks like an unfolding lotus flower with petals gliding across the sea surface. This same symbol permeates the entire Rainflower line with the flawless shape of delicate petals adding to the refinement of these magnificent round timepieces.
Something more...
Although launched over a year ago, the subtly understated Rainflower watches only started to hit the counters fairly recently. Four models were created as part of the “#CreateYourMido” project in which, over a two-month period, around 30,000 fans of the Mido brand took part.They were given a free hand in combining various materials and case surfaces, dial hues, gemstones and straps. From the 2,418 resulting designs, four where selected which, along with the latest limited edition featuring tsavorites, are now on sale.
Collection highlight
Apart from more universal watches donning a white dial and a rose-gold-hued (PVD-coated steel) case you may feel drawn to this version featuring a steel case and a light-blue mother-of-pearl dial with diamond indexes.Residing in the 34 mm case is an automatic movement with an impressive 80-hour power reserve which can be admired through the cleverly crafted transparent caseback.