Muhle Glashutte Watch Teutonia Sport I M1-29-63-NB. 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.
Muhle Glashutte Watch Teutonia IV BlueMoon M1-44-62-LB. BlueMoon not only has a midnight blue dial, but is also the second Teutonia with a moon phase display. This is what the suffix BlueMoon stands for - as the second full moon of the month is also called. The moon phase display moves to the center of the dial and is shown in a section between six and nine o'clock. Due to this placement, the diameter of the moon could grow to an impressive six millimeters and appears as a real super moon in the 39 millimeter case.
Muhle Glashutte Watch Teutonia IV Moonphase M1-44-05-LB. The case of the watch is another a prime example of top Muhle Glashutte quality. As is typical of the Muhle Glashutte watches Teutonia family, the middle of the case features the companys characteristic vertical finish, as always carefully applied by hand. The top surfaces of the volute shaped lugs are polished and perfectly harmonise with the extremely straightforward new design of the bezel, which in turn stunningly complements the clean cut appearance of the Teutonia IV Mondphase.
Muhle Glashutte Watch Teutonia IV Lady M1-44-59-LB-VII. 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.
Muehle Glashuette Watch Teutonia II Tag Datum. The Teutonia II Tag/Datum stylishly takes centre stage whilst providing its users with the most important time related information for their day to day business lives. As the newest member of our Teutonia family, this elegant business watch not only informs its wearers of the date and time, but also features a weekday display that enables it to provide useful additional information.
Limited Edition of 100 Pieces. Muhle Glashutte Watch Teutonia IV Moonphase Gold Limited Edition M1-44-03-750-LB. The case material of the Teutonia IV Moonphase GOLD represents the ultimate combination of rarity and value. It is made of 18 carat yellow gold and thus provides thenappropriate setting for a Muuhle watch of which only 100 exclusive pieces are manufactured.
Muhle Glashutte Watch Teutonia II Medium. The clear dial design emerges particularly clearly with the Teutonia II Medium. With an adapted design, despite its 34 mm diameter, time is optimally readable here, too. The smallest model of the Teutonia family is in no way inferior to its brothers. The efficient Muhle rotor as well as the shockproof woodpecker neck regulation are to be found here, too. Characteristics that make the timepieces by Muhle reliable and highly precise. However, besides these features, optimal appearance also always plays an important role in daily business life.
Muehle Glashuette Watch Teutonia II Medium. Our rather more delicate watches are also not only made for decoration purposes. They too are first and foremost time measuring instruments committed to our nautical virtues. We therefore use set limits with regard to the dimensions of a Muhle watch in favour of clarity of display. Thus the side of the Teutonia II Quadrant Medium is 33 millimetres long and the diameter of the Teutonia II Medium is 34 millimetres.
Muhle Glashutte Watch Teutonia IV Chronograph M1-44-35-LB. The Muhle Glashutte watches Teutonia IV is increasingly developing into an innovation carrier for Mühle-Glashütte. The Teutonia IV Moonphase, presented in 2019, was the first watch with a moon phase display in the collection of the independent Glashütte family company - now this watch family also contributes the smallest chronograph. The medium chronograph is characterized by a 39 millimeter stainless steel case, which is worn on a black and blue leather strap with a lighter inner lining.
Muhle Glashutte Watch Teutonia IV Moonphase M1-44-05-MB. Believe it or not, 50 years have now passed since man first landed on the Moon. Nevertheless, there's still plenty of fascinating news in the present day for fans of all things lunar, especially those who enjoy being different. Did you know, for example, that the Moon has moved a distance of nearly two metres away from the Earth over the past 50 years and will completely leave its orbit at some point in the future?
