Teutonia IV Moonphase — Anthracite Dial / Steel Bracelet

Anthracite and steel, with the Teutonia IV Moonphase disc turning once every 59 days at the base of the dial.

That 59-day rotation is the mechanism. The disc carries two moon images, so each full turn covers two lunar months and the display advances in one-day increments. It was Mühle-Glashütte's first moon phase when the watch launched in 2019, and it remains the most decorative complication the brand makes.

The all-steel version puts the 41.0 mm case, 12.6 mm high and 51.4 mm lug to lug, with beveled bezel, satin-finished middle and polished volute lugs, on a 195 mm bracelet with a folding clasp for 183 grams complete. Gold-plated hands and hand-applied polished indices lift the anthracite dial, and the date sits at 3. Inside, the SW 280-1, Version Mühle automatic runs 41 hours with woodpecker neck fine regulation and stop-seconds for exact setting. Anti-reflective sapphire, exhibition caseback, 10 bar.

Hard-wearing enough for daily use, with the one flourish Mühle allows itself.

Perfect for: steel bracelet moon phase watches, gray dial automatic buyers, complication watch gift shoppers.