Mühle Glashütte, a watch brand located in Glashütte, Germany, has announced a new color model of its "Teutonia IV Moonphase" timepiece to commemorate the 30th anniversary of its watchmaking. This elegant timepiece features an anthracite-colored dial, a moon phase display with a golden moon shining brightly, and hands and indices finished in the same color, creating a striking contrast.
The lunar orbit depicted with anthracite and gold.
Mühle Glashütte's "Titonia" collection has been expanded with a new moon phase model to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the brand's watchmaking.
Automatic winding (Cal. SW280-1). Power reserve of approximately 41 hours. Stainless steel case (41.0 mm diameter, 12.6 mm thickness). 10 ATM water resistance. Stainless steel bracelet version: estimated price 528,000 yen (tax included), leather or suede strap version: estimated price 506,000 yen (tax included).
The "Titonia" collection within Mühle-Glashütte is characterized by its elegant appearance with a sporty touch. The commemorative model released this time is based on the moon phase model of the "Titonia IV," a simple and modern model in that lineup.
The new dial features a deep anthracite color and a matte finish. The moon phase display, depicting a gold-colored moon, creates a striking contrast, evoking the night sky and the moon floating within it. Furthermore, the combination of gold-plated indices and hands creates a perfect balance of understated elegance and splendor.
The 41.0mm diameter stainless steel case features a polished finish on the bezel and lugs, and a brushed finish on the case sides. A domed sapphire crystal is also used for the watch face, further enhancing its classic appearance.
The case houses the Cal.SW 280-1 movement, based on a Sellita movement but tuned to Mühle specifications. This movement achieves high timekeeping accuracy of 0 to +8 seconds per day thanks to its unique shock-resistant woodpecker neck fine-tuning mechanism and 6-position adjustment. It boasts a power reserve of approximately 41 hours.
