SKU # | 10259 |
Brand | Mimo |
Model | Mimo-meter |
Made in | Swiss Made |
Movement | Manual; Movement signed Mimo-Meter Patent calibre 96 |
Case | Rectangular gold-plated case |
Case diameter | Approx. 37 x 24 mm |
Dial | Gold colored |
Bracelet material | New brown leather strap |
Year of production | Circa early 1940’s |
Condition | Vintage; just serviced – in good working condition |
Includes | Generic box |
Gender | Men’s |
Features | Date |
Mimo Vintage Rare Watch
This vintage watch is in very good working condition. Our vintage watches have been serviced by a professional watch expert. Due to the age of this watch, Watch Again Watches does not guarantee that this watch is waterproof or water resistant. We recommend that you do not place any vintage watch in water as it may damage the mechanism and/or bring condensation inside the watch.
Vintage watches also have to be well taken care of and serviced to maintain its proper functioning. We have done our best to offer you a Vintage watch in excellent condition that will be enjoyed by you for years to come. You are welcome to contact us for more information on any watch we sell.
MIMO Watches may be a forgotten brand nowadays. However, their place in history, especially for Girard-Perregaux is fundamental. It is probably fair to say that without MIMO and its owner Otto Graef, Girard-Perregaux would most likely be a forgotten brand as well today. MIMO Watch Co. - Otto Graef was born in a small village in the German countryside. According to his wishes, he learned the watchmaking and then goldsmith trades. After working with several businesses in his own country, he decided to go and try his luck in La Chaux-de-Fonds, already glorying in its title as a watchmaking metropolis.
On 1st March 1882, not yet 20 years old, Otto Graef arrived in La Chaux-de-Fonds. He first put his talents to the service of various factories in the market, then in 1889 he decided to set up for himself. Having kept close links with his native country, it was there that he delivered the first watches that he produced, followed by Austria. With the arrival of his three sons to the business in 1913, his company took on a global dimension, first under the MIMO brand (Manufacture Internationale de Montres Or) and then above all with Girard-Perregaux, which it acquired in the late 1920s.