Teutonia IV Chronograph — White Dial / Black and Blue Calf Leather

Officially, the Teutonia IV Chronograph is the smallest chronograph in the current Mühle-Glashütte collection. At 39.0 mm it is also the easiest one to wear under a cuff.

It keeps only two counters: small seconds at 9 o'clock and a 30-minute totalizer at 3, with the date at 6. That bicompax layout is what lets a chronograph stay this compact and this readable. Teutonia IV is set apart from the II by a beveled bezel and a finely grained dial, with hand-applied polished indices and volute-shaped lugs on a vertically satin-finished case middle.

The dial is white, the hands PVD-coated in blue, and the minute track carries small blue numerals. Driving it is Mühle's own MU 9419 automatic with the traditional Glashütte three-quarter plate, a removable escape-wheel bridge, blued screws, solarized and perlage-finished surfaces and 62 hours of power reserve. Black and blue calfskin on a steel folding clasp; case 14.6 mm high and 48.5 mm lug to lug; anti-reflective sapphire, exhibition caseback, 10 bar.

A chronograph for people who found every other chronograph too big.

Perfect for: compact chronograph buyers, white dial chronographs, Glashütte three-quarter plate collectors.