Teutonia IV Chronograph — White Dial / Steel Bracelet

Thirty-nine millimeters wide, 14.6 high, and a full steel bracelet: the Teutonia IV Chronograph in its most durable form.

Mühle-Glashütte describes this as the smallest chronograph in its current collection, and the size is only possible because the dial is bicompax. Small seconds at 9 and a 30-minute counter at 3, with the date at 6, replace the usual three subdials fighting for room.

The white grained dial and blue PVD-coated hands stand out sharply against the steel, and the indices are polished and applied by hand. The 195 mm bracelet closes on a folding clasp and brings the total to 183 grams. Mühle's own MU 9419 automatic sits behind the exhibition caseback with the Glashütte three-quarter plate, blued screws heat-treated for corrosion resistance, solarized surfaces and 62 hours of reserve. Beveled bezel, satin-finished case middle, anti-reflective sapphire, 10 bar.

A chronograph you can wear in shirt sleeves for a decade and hand on afterwards.

Perfect for: steel bracelet chronograph buyers, white dial automatic chronographs, everyday German chronograph shoppers.