Teutonia IV Moonphase — White Dial / Blue Velour Suede

Blue suede against a white dial and blue hands. This is the least formal Teutonia IV Moonphase, and probably the most wearable.

The complication behind it is unchanged: Mühle-Glashütte's first moon phase, introduced in 2019, using a disc of roughly 10 mm bearing two moons that completes one rotation every 59 days. Two moons per turn is what allows the lunar month to be shown in whole-day steps, and the craters are drawn rather than implied.

The white grained dial carries blue PVD-coated hands and polished indices applied by hand, with the date at 3 o'clock and central seconds. The steel case measures 41.0 mm by 12.6 mm with the family's beveled bezel and satin-finished middle section, and the blue velour suede strap closes on a steel folding clasp. SW 280-1, Version Mühle automatic, 41 hours, woodpecker neck fine regulation, exhibition caseback, anti-reflective sapphire, 10 bar.

Dress-watch mechanics on a strap that belongs with a jacket and no tie.

Perfect for: blue suede strap watches, white dial complication buyers, smart-casual automatic watches.