Mühle Glashütte 29er Casual M1-25-72-LB

Mühle Glashütte 29er Casual M1-25-72-LB - At home in every area!


The first 29er was manufactured in 2006 and named after a small sailing dinghy. Mühle-Glashütte has now reduced the draft of the 29er. With a height of 9.35 millimeters, the case of the 29er Casual is the flattest case in the current Mühle collection.


The most beautiful outfit a Mühle clockwork can wear

With a height of 9.35 millimeters and a diameter of 42.4 millimeters, the stainless steel case of the 29er Casual is the flattest case in the current Mühle collection. This means that it can be used in any terrain and also looks good with a sporty slim fit jacket.

The 29er case, which is as straight-lined as it is striking, has been one of the most beautiful outfits that a Mühle movement can wear since 2006. It owes its charm above all to the very varied surfaces. The bezel has a brushed top, while the sides are finely polished. The middle section of the case, in turn, is given a vertical cut and framed by the bezel and the sides of the screwed base, which are also polished. The alternation of shiny and matte surfaces creates an exciting combination.mm play of light reflections and makes the 29er housing a real eye-catcher.


Redesigned dial

The low height of the 29er Casual is due to the flat movement and the newly designed dial. The latter has no rehaut compared to the previous 29er models. In addition, it is equipped with all the virtues of the sporty, classic 29er dials. This includes not only the applied indices, but also the fine minute numerals and the clearly drawn minute track on the edge of the dial.

The flat SW 300-1, Mühle version is a heavily modified version of a proven Swiss basic movement and has a height of 3.6 millimeters. The basic movement is first dismantled and technically tested at Mühle-Glashütte. During the subsequent reassembly, it is equipped with the patented Mühle fine adjustment and the matching balance cock. The characteristic Mühle rotor is alsomm t from our own production.

After assembly, each Mühle movement is regulated in 6 positions. The complex regulation is based on the chronometer standard, whereby each watch is set so that its rate is between 0 and max. +8 seconds per day. This is based on an internal specification from Mühle-Glashütte, as the wearer of a Mühle watch should not be late because of his watch.mm en should.

including second replacement strap!