[HobHoner]

Every time I get a watch itch I always forget about the Mido Multifor Patrimony, with its stark blue color in the center of the dial and darker blue dial on the outer part of the dial. The hands are syringe shaped with highly polished raised Arabic numerals at 12, 3, 6, and 9. It has a box sapphire crystal that gives off a nice distortion and vintage look. The watch is 40mm in diameter and 12mm thick, it should fit comfortably on most wrists. The date window is at the 6 and matches the dial The movement is the Powermatic 80 an ETA-based movement with an 80-hour power reserve and 21 bph. The case back is see-through sapphire crystal and the only negative is its 19mm lug width. What makes this watch underrated is the price, it is competitive with the Seiko Presage and Orient Star line of watches priced at $930 US but usually can be found with a hefty discount bringing it down to under $630 US.

 

[AtomicTom]

I think that your opinion is actually an honest to goodness fact sir !

Because really people seem to talk about a lot of other watches, or will
buy a lot of other watches in the same price range. ..Yet here we have
a tour de force of horological terrifficness right ?! And it even has that
elusive color matched date wheel AND it's blue ! Yowza, the attention
to detail is wonderful, and as a result the Multifort Patrimony is like an
unending highlight. 🤯🏆

It's sensational at every turn ! ..And I want to thank you for posting about
it and showing us how great it is !!!