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Mido Multifort TV Big Date vs Mido Titanium TV

Both watches share the same 39.2 mm TV-shaped case, the same 80-hour Swiss automatic movement and the same grey gradient dial, so the real choice is material. The Titanium TV is the better everyday watch: titanium makes it noticeably lighter, it adds a screw-down crown, a quick-release bracelet and double anti-reflective sapphire. The Multifort TV Big Date is the steel version with a black strap and a more classic, weightier feel. Owners of the steel model rate it highly for the retro case and the big date; the titanium version wins on comfort and scratch resistance.

  • Choose the Multifort TV Big Date if you want the steel case and black strap look and prefer a watch with some heft on the wrist.
  • Choose the Titanium TV if you want the same design in a lighter, corrosion-resistant metal with a screw-down crown and quick-release bracelet.

Prices

  • Mido Multifort TV Big Date: $1,008.00 at Harvey Store (last seen Nov 9)
  • Mido Titanium TV: $1,020.00 at eBay (last seen Nov 9)
  • Difference: the Mido Multifort TV Big Date is $12.00 cheaper than the Mido Titanium TV at the latest prices (Nov 9)
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Mido Multifort TV Big Date M049.526.17.081.01

Mido Multifort TV Big Date

Mido Multifort TV Big Date M049.526.17.081.01

5(20 ratings)
$1,008.00at Harvey StoreChecked Nov 9
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Pros
  • Classic steel case with the 1970s TV silhouette
  • Big date at 12 is easy to read
  • 80-hour power reserve covers a weekend off the wrist
  • Nivachron spring resists magnetism and shocks
  • High owner rating for the design
Cons
  • Steel is heavier than titanium
  • Push-pull crown instead of screw-down
  • Black strap rather than a metal bracelet
  • No anti-reflective coating stated on the crystal
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Titanium TV

Mido Titanium TV

Titanium TV

$1,020.00at eBayChecked Nov 9
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Pros
  • Titanium case and bracelet cut weight and resist corrosion
  • Screw-down crown adds security
  • Quick-release bracelet makes swapping straps easy
  • Double anti-reflective sapphire reduces glare
  • See-through caseback shows the automatic movement
Cons
  • Titanium scratches show differently and can be harder to refinish
  • Grey gradient dial can look darker in low light
  • Titanium bracelets can rattle more than steel
  • Fewer owner ratings to judge long-term wear

What separates them

Mido Multifort TV Big DateMido Titanium TV
Case and bracelet materialStainless steel case, black strapTitanium case and titanium bracelet
Weight on the wristSteel is heavier and feels more substantialTitanium is roughly 40% lighter than steel for the same volume
CrownStandard push-pull crownScrew-down crown
CrystalSapphireSapphire with double-sided anti-reflective coating
Bracelet changeStandard spring barsQuick-release bracelet
CasebackSolid casebackSee-through caseback showing the movement
Water resistance100 m100 m (330 ft)
Movement and power reserveMido Caliber 80 (ETA C07.651), 80 hours, Nivachron springSwiss automatic, 80 hours, Nivachron spring

Price history

  • Mido Titanium TV: lowest $1,260.00 on Nov 9 at Watchmaxx.

Prices at every store

Mido Multifort TV Big Date

  • Harvey StoreNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $1,008.00Checked Nov 9
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  • Juwelier SteinerNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $1,113.00Checked Nov 9
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  • Moments Watches & JewelryNew

    In stockShips from Canada · duties may applyReturn policy

    $1,157.44Checked Nov 9
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  • Gem BijouNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $1,158.00Checked Nov 9
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Mido Titanium TV

  • WatchmaxxNew

    In stock

    $1,260.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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  • Vincent WatchNew

    In stockShips from Singapore · duties may applyReturn policy

    $1,506.00Checked Nov 9
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  • JaredNew

    In stock

    $1,580.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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  • eBayNew

    Availability unknownReturns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.

    $1,020.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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Specs compared

SpecMido Multifort TV Big DateMido Titanium TV
MovementETA caliber C07.651Swiss Automatic
Power reserve80 hoursup to 80 hours
Case diameter39.20 mm∅ 39.2 x 40mm
Water resistance100.00 m330.0 Feet
Case materialStainless Steeltitanium
Dial colorGreyGrey Gradient
Case height11.50 mm—
GlassSapphire—
Dial finishGradient—
Case shapeCushion—
Bracelet colorBlack—
CaliberMido Caliber 80—
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SpecMido Multifort TV Big DateMido Titanium TV
Bracelet material—titanium
Crystal—Anti-reflective sapphire glass
Balance spring—Navichron Balance Spring
Case thickness—11.48 millimeters
Band width—22 millimeters
Buckle—Folding Clasp with Push Buttons

What reviewers say

Mido Multifort TV Big Date

  • 5 / 520 ratings

Ratings are very high, with owners drawn to the retro TV case and the big date. Praise centers on the finish and the long power reserve for the class.

What people mention
  • Case designPraisedOwners like the 1970s TV-style cushion case and say it stands out from round watches.
  • Big datePraisedThe large date window at 12 o'clock is called easy to read at a glance.
  • Power reservePraisedThe 80-hour reserve is seen as generous for an automatic in this class.
  • Case shapeMixedSome find the TV case bold and unusual; others say it is not for every wrist.

Questions and answers

Which is better for daily wear?
The Titanium TV. It is much lighter, has a screw-down crown and a quick-release bracelet, which makes it easier to live with every day.
Do they have the same movement?
Effectively yes. Both use an 80-hour Swiss automatic with a Nivachron balance spring, so accuracy and service intervals should be similar.
Which lasts longer?
Both are built to the same standard. Titanium resists corrosion and dents better, but scratches are harder to polish out; steel is easier to refinish.
Is the titanium version worth stepping up to?
If weight and comfort matter to you, yes. You get titanium, a screw-down crown, a see-through caseback and better anti-reflective coating for the same core watch.
Is the big date easy to read on both?
Yes. Both place the big date at 12 o'clock, and the grey gradient dial keeps contrast good in most light.
Can I swim with either watch?
Both are rated to 100 m, which covers swimming and showering. The screw-down crown on the Titanium TV gives extra peace of mind.

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