In 2002, the "Teutonia" model was introduced. The elegant timepiece featured a large date in addition to the silver guilloché dial that is still characteristic today. In the meantime, the Teutonia is not only a timeless classic in the Mühle collection, but also our most successful watch family - and at the same time the unmistakable icon of the manufactory.

In 2002, the S.A.R. Rescue-Timer marks the beginning of a series of special Mühle watches that are in service with the sea rescue forces or the German Navy. Each tool watch is developed together with the respective unit and adapted step by step to its requirements.

With the Terrasport, time flies by. On the one hand, because it measures time as a classic pilot's watch - on the other, because it takes us back to the beginning of wristwatch production in Glashütte. Since 1845, the town has been synonymous with fine timepieces, but primarily in the form of pocket watches. It was not until the late 1930s that wristwatches were increasingly manufactured: as precise, easy-to-read pilot's watches. At the height of their development, pilot watches were precisely tailored to their intended use: pilots were equipped with chronographs, on-board navigators were given large observation watches, other crew members smaller three-hand watches.

29er - the name says it all! The watch family was named after the sailing dinghy of the same name, with which young sailors compete in the youth championship class of the German Sailing Association. The dinghy is considered to be particularly fast, sporty and dynamic. This made it the ideal namesake for our 29er. The only difference was that we had driven all speed out of it - in favor of accuracy.