Teutonia II Day/Date — Silver Dial / Black Croc-Embossed Calf Leather

Two pieces of information, placed as far apart as the dial allows: on the Teutonia II Day/Date the weekday sits at 12 o'clock and the date at 6.

That symmetry is the whole argument. Mühle-Glashütte built the Teutonia II around legibility in ordinary working life, describing it as a clear statement in everyday business, and splitting the calendar across the vertical axis keeps the silver guilloché dial balanced instead of lopsided. Both displays are quick-set.

The case is 41.0 mm wide and 12.3 mm high in stainless steel, 51.0 mm lug to lug, with the hand-polished applied indices and volute-shaped lugs the family is known for. Blackened hands, central seconds. The automatic SW 240-1 caliber is regulated in Glashütte with Mühle's patented woodpecker neck regulator and offers 41 hours of running time, visible through the exhibition caseback. Black croc-embossed calfskin on a steel folding clasp, anti-reflective sapphire, 10 bar.

An unfussy office watch that answers the two questions people actually ask a watch besides the time.

Perfect for: day-and-date complication buyers, silver dial business watches, 41 mm automatic dress watch shoppers.