Is the Mido Multifort TV Big Date a good everyday watch?

Yes. The 40mm steel case, automatic movement and bracelet suit daily wear, and the big date is easy to read. It is dressier than a sports watch but tough enough for regular use.

How does it compare with the round Multifort models?

Same Multifort heritage and automatic movement, but the TV case is cushion-shaped rather than round and adds a big date at 12. Choose it for the retro look; choose a round Multifort for a more conventional profile.

What is the big date feature?

Two discs show the date in larger numerals at 12 o'clock instead of one small window. It is easier to read at a glance than a standard date.

Is the movement resistant to magnetism and shocks?

Mido states the latest-generation automatic movement offers outstanding resistance to shocks and magnetism. That makes it more forgiving of daily knocks and close contact with phones and laptops than older movements.

The watch on its steel bracelet, along with Mido's standard packaging and paperwork. Check the listing for the exact contents included.

Does the 40mm case fit smaller wrists?

A 40mm case is mid-sized and generally fits average to smaller wrists well. The cushion shape wears a little larger than a round 40mm, so try it on if you are between sizes.