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Mido: The Multifort TV Big Date Gets a Rose-Gold Twist

Mido gives the Multifort TV Big Date a rose-gold update, pairing its distinctive cushion-shaped case and gradient dial with the Caliber 80 automatic movement.
Mido Multifort TV Big Date M049.526.33.041.00: Titel
© Mido 

Some watches are designed to blend in. The Mido Multifort TV Big Date was never one of them. Since its revival, the model has stood out with its unmistakable TV-shaped case — a hallmark of 1970s design that gives the watch a personality all its own.

Now, Mido introduces a sophisticated new interpretation, pairing the signature silhouette with a warm pink-gold-colored PVD finish and a captivating blue-to-black gradient dial. The result is a watch that balances sporty character with vintage elegance, demonstrating how well yesterday’s design can be adapted for today’s enthusiasts.

Mido Multifort TV Big Date M049.526.33.041.00: case

Multifort TV Big Date 

© Mido

A Cushion-Shaped Classic

Measuring 40mm by 39.2mm and 11.5mm thick, the case faithfully preserves the collection’s distinctive “TV screen” profile. While the softly squared silhouette recalls Mido’s original designs from the early 1970s, alternating satin-brushed and polished surfaces give the watch a contemporary level of refinement.

The pink-gold-colored PVD coating softens the otherwise sporty architecture, while the integrated bracelet continues the flowing lines seamlessly from the case to the wrist.

Mido Multifort TV Big Date M049.526.33.041.00: front

Multifort TV Big Date

© Mido 

A Dial That Steals the Show

The horizontally brushed dial transitions from deep midnight blue at its center to black around the outer edge, creating an attractive fumé effect that adds visual depth. Applied hour markers are recessed into the dial, further enhancing its three-dimensional appearance.

The faceted hands and indexes are coated with white Super-LumiNova for excellent legibility in low-light conditions. At 12 o’clock, Mido’s signature large-date display remains the focal point, giving the watch its name while reinforcing its bold, contemporary character.

Mido Multifort TV Big Date M049.526.33.041.00: case back
Caliber 80 © Mido

Powering the Multifort TV Big Date is Mido’s automatic Caliber 80, based on the ETA C07.651. Equipped with a Nivachron balance spring, the movement offers enhanced resistance to magnetic fields, shocks, and temperature fluctuations while delivering a power reserve of up to 80 hours. Visible through the sapphire crystal caseback, the movement features Geneva stripes on the rotor and refined decorative finishing.

Mido Multifort TV Big Date M049.526.33.041.00: wrist

Multifort TV Big Date 

© Mido 
Water-resistant to 100 meters, the new Multifort TV Big Date comes fitted with an integrated stainless-steel bracelet with a pink-gold-colored PVD coating and folding clasp. The watch is priced at $1,590.
MIDO Mido Multifort Retro-Style large date

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