Muhle Glashutte Watch Teutonia IV Lady M1-44-52-LB-V. The Muhle Glashutte watches Teutonia IV Lady is a womens watch that truly lives up to its name. The case of the Teutonia IV Lady has a diameter of 33.5 millimetres, thus making it ideal for even the most delicate of wrists.
Muhle Glashutte Watch Teutonia II Kleine Sekunde. Not centered, but not out of balance. The arrangement of the small seconds at six o clock position and the Muhle logo at twelve o clock position lends the Teutonia II Kleine Sekunde a particularly harmonious face. The solarisation of the dial does not only serve as an ornament but it also contributes to a clear structure of the face and thereby makes it particularly neat. This emphasises a core value that characterizes Muhle watches. The optimal readability, always in connection with a clear and elegant design.
Muehle Glashuette Watch Terrasport II. Sporty and discreet: this sums up the Terrasport II. True to its instrument character, the focus of this watch is on an easy to read face and a precision mechanism. For this reason we equip the movement with the typical Muhle components above all with our woodpecker neck regulation. Moreover, the timepiece is a shining example of how a clear cut, unadorned time measuring instrument can captivate the beholder with some lovingly applied details. We have for example given the second hand a small luminous dot.
Muehle Glashuette Watch Teutonia II Kleine Sekunde. Off centre but not off balance: the positioning of the off centre second hand at 6 o clock and the Muhle lettering at 12 o clock lend the face of the Teutonia II Kleine Sekunde a particularly harmonious appearance.
Muehle Glashuette Watch Terrasport I Chronograph. Time flies with our Terrasport model, not only because it measures time like a classic pilots' watch but also because it takes us back in time to the very beginning of wristwatch production in the German town of Glashutte. This small town in the Ore Mountains has been synonymous with high quality time measuring instruments since as early as 1845. In the first century of watchmaking in Glashutte, however, luxurious pocket watches were the main instruments produced.
Muhle Glashuette Watch Teutonia II Chronograph M1-30-95-LB. The Teutonia II Chronograph is ticking evidence of how an elegant watch can be given a sporty touch. This is, of course, first and foremost due to the timekeeping function, as the totalizers of the hour and minute counters give the face its own special dynamics. The diagonal displays for the date and the weekday also contribute to this effect. Lug width is 22mm. Movement Muhle 9413.
Muehle Glashuette Watch Seebataillon GMT. For the marine protection forces of the future German Navy Sea Battalion we have developed a special tactical watch with a useful GMT function. This new model recognises the frequent deployments of the Sea Battalion outside of Germany as it works to protect the soldiers, ships and premises of the German Navy in harbours and on the high seas. The organisation is also responsible for protecting merchant ships against pirates and carrying out embargo checks.
Muehle Glashuette Watch Terrasport II. Sporty and discreet: this sums up the Terrasport II. True to its instrument character, the focus of this watch is on an easy to read face and a precision mechanism. For this reason we equip the movement with the typical Muhle components above all with our woodpecker neck regulation. Moreover, the timepiece is a shining example of how a clear cut, unadorned time measuring instrument can captivate the beholder with some lovingly applied details. We have for example given the second hand a small luminous dot.
Muehle Glashuette Watch Terrasport I Chronograph. Time flies with our Terrasport model, not only because it measures time like a classic pilots' watch but also because it takes us back in time to the very beginning of wristwatch production in the German town of Glashutte. This small town in the Ore Mountains has been synonymous with high quality time measuring instruments since as early as 1845. In the first century of watchmaking in Glashutte, however, luxurious pocket watches were the main instruments produced.
Muehle Glashuette Watch Teutonia II Chronometer M1-30-45-LB. We attach particular importance to the precision of our watches. For all those who would like this down in black and white, our product range includes the Teutonia II Chronometer. After all of the components have been completed technically and aesthetically, the mechanism carefully assembled and the precise adjustment with our own in house fine regulation, we put the watch through a very thorough series of tests.
