Teutonia II Chronograph — Silver Dial / Steel Bracelet

Steel on steel. Fitted to its matching stainless steel bracelet, the Teutonia II Chronograph weighs 221 grams complete, and that solidity is most of what separates it from the leather version.

Teutonia II is the family that began Mühle-Glashütte's public wristwatch story in 2002, and it has kept its face ever since: a silver guilloché dial, polished hour indices applied by hand, and a case middle finished with the volute-shaped lugs that identify a Teutonia across a room.

The chronograph is the biggest piece in the line at 42.0 mm wide, 15.5 mm high and 52.3 mm from lug to lug. Inside sits Mühle's own MU 9413 automatic, a Swiss base rebuilt in Glashütte around the traditional Glashütte three-quarter plate, good for 62 hours. Blackened hands sweep the guilloché, small seconds sit alongside a combined day and date at 4 o'clock, and the 200 mm bracelet closes on a steel folding clasp. Anti-reflective sapphire, exhibition caseback, 10 bar.

A one-watch answer for someone who wears a jacket most days and still wants to time things. The bracelet keeps it in the office rather than the weekend.

Perfect for: steel bracelet chronograph shoppers, Glashütte three-quarter plate enthusiasts, day-and-date chronograph gifts.