- How does the Caliber 80 power reserve compare with a standard automatic?
- It runs about 80 hours on a full wind, roughly double the 38 to 42 hours of a typical ETA or Sellita movement. That means it keeps time through a weekend off the wrist.
- Is the big date hard to read?
- No. The twin discs sit at 12 o'clock and show two large digits, which is easier to read than a small date window at 3. A few owners report slight misalignment between the discs.
- Can I swim with it?
- Yes, it is rated to 100 m, which covers swimming and showering. The crown is not screw-down, so avoid diving and don't operate the crown underwater.
- How does it compare with the standard Multifort?
- The TV Big Date uses a cushion-shaped case and an integrated-style bracelet instead of the round Multifort case, and it adds the big date. The movement and 100 m rating are shared.
- What is in the box?
- The watch on its steel bracelet, a Mido presentation box and paperwork. The bracelet uses a deployment clasp, and spare links are usually included for sizing.
- Will it fit a small wrist?
- Check the lug-to-lug and case width first. The cushion case and bracelet wear larger than a round watch of the same diameter, and several owners with smaller wrists found it bulky.
- Where is the Mido Multifort TV Big Date Automatic Blue Dial Men's Watch M0495261104100 cheapest?
- At eBay, for $1,053.00, 23% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Mido Multifort TV Big Date Automatic Blue Dial Men's Watch M0495261104100?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Walmart, Watchmaxx, Shop Simon, Jared.