In 2014, Mido is celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Multifort collection that has enjoyed one of the longest production runs in the history of Swiss watchmaking.

To mark this exceptional longevity, the brand has launched the Multifort Limited Edition Heritage, a model of classic, timeless elegance.

A tribute to a Multifort from 1940, this timepiece is endowed with technical features that will appeal to all those who appreciate examples of fine watchmaking. Its case in rose PVD-treated steel protects an automatic chronograph movement with chronometer certification.

Much more than just a stylish timepiece, the Multifort Limited Edition Heritage is described as a genuine instrument of precision. Epitomizing the excellence of Mido’s watchmaking know-how, the Multifort Limited Edition Heritage is produced in a limited edition of 999 timepieces.

Launched in 1934, two years after the completion of Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Multifort collection shares with this famous structure the distinction of offering a perfect balance between function and aesthetics. A truth that has stood the test of time, as this year Mido celebrates the 80th year of Multifort production, making this one of the longest-produced collections in the history of Swiss watchmaking.

The Multifort Limited Edition Heritage is claimed to be a rare timepiece — a model of classic, timeless elegance, endowed with technical features that are certain to appeal to fine watchmaking enthusiasts. Its rose PVD-treated steel case houses an automatic chronograph movement with chronometer certification.

The Multifort Limited Edition Heritage has its pushpieces located at 2 o’clock and 4 o’clock activate the chronograph functions. The two dedicated counters are positioned at 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock. It has three blued steel hands of the chronograph display.