Mühle-Glashütte has released a celebratory version of its 2004 Teutonia model, marking 30 years since Hans-Jürgen Mühle re-established the family company following the reunification of Germany and 10 years since the introduction of its Teutonia range.
Called The Teutonia IV Big Date Edition 1994, this updated model is the fourth to join the exclusive range of anniversary editions, and is fitted with the complication that marked the birth of the signature Teutonia watch family: the big date display at the 6 o’clock position.
The Edition 2024 model also features a Mühle module which was designed in-house and celebrates its venture into the MU9424-GD movement, which can be admired through a large cut-out sapphire crystal window.
This reveals another anniversary highlight, the Mühle special-edition rotor with a gold-coloured 30-year-anniversary logo.
A flexibly positionable big date module on its dial side nods to the work of watchmaking art in the Edition 1994 collection.
Limited to two models of 155 timepieces each, the Glashütte-based brand marks the occasion with highlights of Mühle blue, while the anniversary number 30 details the second and minute scales.
Characterised by its a 41mm stainless steel case and hand-applied vertical guilloche finish, it features lance-shaped hands reveal the time on the clearly marked minute graduation with small second/minute numerals.