Multifort

Mido’s longest-running line, launched 1934, named for its triple-defence claim (waterproof, antimagnetic, shock-resistant). The Multifort Patrimony is the contemporary 40mm reference; the original 1930s case shape and stepped bezel still drive the family’s design language.

Year introduced: 19341 reference

References in this family

Mido Multifort Patrimony · M040.407.16.060.00
enthusiastmodernMido Caliber 80: ETA C07.621 base, Mido-finished, 21,600bph, 80h PR, 21j; used in Mido Multifort Patrimony and Ocean Star; excellent value 80-hour automatic40mm2018–presenteditorial
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Which ref to buy

The Multifort Patrimony is Mido's vintage-inspired field watch: cushion case, silver dial, Roman numerals, Caliber 80 with 80-hour power reserve. It draws from 1934 Mido archives. Mido is a Swatch Group brand positioned below Longines and Tissot.

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Mido Multifort Patrimony · M040.407.16.060.00Consider
Multifort Patrimony -- vintage-inspired field watch from Swatch Group, 80-hour reserve, honest entry price.
The case for it:
The cushion case and Roman numerals on a field watch layout is a distinctive combination at the Mido price point. Cal. 80 with 80-hour reserve is the same movement family as Tissot Powermatic 80 -- solid for the money.
Consider instead if:
The Multifort Patrimony competes against the Hamilton Khaki Field, which has a stronger brand story and better secondary market. For buyers choosing between them, Hamilton usually wins on identity.
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Rankings last reviewed 2026-06-07. Editorial perspective only. Not financial advice.

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