Mühle-Glashütte Teutonia watches

The Mühle-Glashütte Teutonia is the brand's family of wristwatches that runs from small-seconds and big-date models to chronographs. The first watch called Teutonia was presented at the beginning of 2002 with a silver guilloché dial and a big date. It is one of the first watches Thilo Mühle was responsible for after joining the family company founded by Hans-Jürgen Mühle, and the brief, as Mühle tells it, was a sporty, elegant watch with a German character. That first version was taken off the market in autumn 2002.

In 2005 Mühle turned the name into a family. The Teutonia II Chronograph, Teutonia II Chronometer and Teutonia II Medium arrived, and the big-date model came back as the Teutonia II Großdatum. Since then the Chronometer and Chronograph have carried Mühle's own woodpecker-neck fine regulation (Spechthalsfeinregulierung). A Teutonia II Kleine Sekunde with a midnight blue dial followed in 2015.

These are steel watches under sapphire crystals. The Teutonia II Medium is the small one at 34 mm and the Chronometer is 39 mm, while the Kleine Sekunde, the Tag/Datum and the Großdatum Chronometer share a 41 mm case. The Teutonia II Chronograph is 42 mm and 15.5 mm thick; the Teutonia II Quadrant Chronograph is a more compact 38 mm. The Teutonia III Handaufzug is also 42 mm but much slimmer at 11.2 mm, with a white dial. The Teutonia Sport I (42.6 mm) and Sport II (41.6 mm) come with black dials. The Großdatum Chronometer, in silver or blue, is limited to 250 pieces of each. Most models come either on a bracelet or on a strap.