Teddy displayed good patience during this interview. When you have such an interesting guest who has a ton of great things to say, Teddy just let him go, and occasionally interjected to move on to the next line of watches as needed for time. I ended up watching until the end. Great interview Teddy, and yes that Teutonia IV chrono is stunning!
I agree. Thilo Muhle is not a marketing guy. He’s a German (so details tend to matter more) who is deeply committed to the craft and has faith that “if you build it, they will come”. As a result, Thilo didn’t concern himself with the attention span of the common viewer. But if you’re interested in the long form story (as I am), it’s a great video. Teddy continues to move this channel forward!
Teddy, the problem is you keep uncovering these great watch companies I had never heard of and I immediately want to buy one. It’s costing me a fortune.Keep up the good work.
Having worked my entire career for a German firm, many years ago when I had to select a watch for my 25th anniversary, I lucked out in the fact that the local jeweller who was one of the selected suppliers carry Mühle. I had never heard of the brand, but was immediately struck by the clean, crisp design, the excellent workmanship and finish, and the no nonsense approach. I left that day the proud owner of a 29er big, white face and brown leather strap. It has been my daily wear ever since and in all those years it hasn't missed a beat, it is a conversation starter with other watch fans and it really straddles both the casual and dress/work roles perfectly. It was wonderful to hear Thilo speak about the family firm and the passion and use-case led approach has left me, if anything, more impressed by them. I wish Thilo and all at Mühle continued success and thanks for shining a spotlight on such an honest, but mainly (undeservedly) unknown brand Teddy - great content as ever!
Glashütte is truly unlike anything else I have experienced in this industry. It’s almost preposterous how this quaint little town has managed to stay afloat let alone be home to some of the greatest manufacturers on the planet.
That Teutonia IV Chonograph is so clean and beautiful! Also amazing that you could speak to the descendent of the very founder of the company! Wonderful interview and showcase, Teddy!
I recently purchased the Terrasport II on Teddy's website. It's going to arrive tomorrow. I am a huge fan of simple, no nonsense, easy to read watch faces I love the company's down to earth approach to watch making. I also support these independent, still family owned businesses. I hope this stays that way. Another independently, family owned German watch making company is Archimede. I highly recommend both companies. Thank you Teddy for doing what you do. You are the best.
Wow… just bought a 29er date pointer in Germany on the 23rd a few days ago!!!! The history and the fact this was a family owned company was part of my decision making. Driving to Glashutte tomorrow from Prague!
This managing director is incredibly likeable. A great brand and a great story. Finally a watch brand with an independent character.🤩 Thank you Teddy for the great interview. 🙏🎉 Hopefully you will show more of Mühle Glashütte, like a tour of the manufactory?!
The SAR is the English Bull terrier of the watch world. Never experienced a tougher watch. Exudes quality, time keeps with the best and that lume! 😍. I probably gave this watch the biggest knock against my door knob, ever. I squinted, looked at my crystal... nothing; looked at the knob, dent. I own Rolex, Omega, Panerai , Cartier, GP and Tudor. This watch sits at the round table with them all.
Met Mr Muhle at the NYC Windup Watch Fair. Despite the crowds and chaos he was charming and attentive to my questions. i know many say this but SAR is definitely next on my list. love the design and band. thanks for the video!
I am from east Germany and gifted me the SAR white / Creme full lume dial with red rubber band this year … it’s an incredible watch. Love you teddy for this video … my heart is happy after watching this ❤
Added a 29ER Big to my collection just a few days ago. Absolutely love the watch, the case, the exhibition back, the bracelet, how it wears...it's getting to be one of my favorites. Fun fact: Muhle regulates their watches a hair fast intentionally (+1 sec/day) as they believe it's better to be a little early than late.
This brand, to me, perfectly represents "the German precision" what Germany used to be famous for in the past decades. Once I contacted them, to ask a few things about a timepiece. We exchanged a few emails. The thorough response they gave was impeccable. You just know or see the difference between different Customer Services. They know what they are doing. Buy from these people with confidence.
@@TeddyBaldassarregreat video as always! Since you seem to be a fan of German brands, are you planning to visit Sinn one day? They must have an interesting background as well
Love this brand. When you see their collection you clearly see they have an identity of their own in terms of design. Not something you see very often anymore.
I'm a huge fan of Muhle Glashutte! Bought the full lume (white) dial SAR and was so happy with that, I picked up a ProMare Go before it was (sadly) discontinued. My SAR is the perfect daily "beater" watch, and the ProMare Go is such a great summer or vacation watch that can be dressed up or down and can also be taken swimming or the beach. Both watches have been very accurate and durable. MG watches are so underrated.
As a German myself, it's painful to listen to this. But he's from East Germany. They never had English in school. They had to learn russian in the GDR (DDR)
I like this video alot, thx Teddy. I bought my Marine-Fliegerchronometer M2 in 1997 for around DM 1500,-- if I remember correctly. I was working as an assistant cameraman on 35 mm film cameras that time. For me this was an affordable daily watch that met my requirements for precision and sturdyness. That saphire glass never let me down and left me speechless so many times. Grand brand! Time for a revision I guess ;-)
Great piece Teddy. Having met Thilo at a showcasing hosted by a watch retailer in the Denver area; it was our first hands on exposure German horology. Thilo was very humble and so willing to discuss not only Muhle Glashutte, but his vast experience of watches and watch making. Such an opportunity to having been able to meet and spend time with him and Muhle Glashutte timepieces. Thanks for providing us more with your always classy and professional approach to the world of watches and watch making. Bravo Zulu!
Just bought the SAR full lume on the bracelet. A company that hear their customers need and develop is something not common these days. I am looking forward to getting the chronograph military . Amazing no-nonse watches and made exactly for purpose
I own a Mühle Watch, bought in 2000 and serviced regularly. A very nice watch. In 2008 we been to the factory and had a tour. I like the history, the craftsmanship. Not very known, but they have very specialized watches. A pearl, and affordable and durable.
Loved getting to know this brand. Have added Glashütte to my future travels list and will definitely knock on Mühle's door to see where the magic happens. Thank you TB!
This watch company has been on my radar for a year or so and I'm definitely going to add one to my collection. Understated, classic, and elegant never go out of style,
Teddy you're doing a great job in showcasing many of these manufacturers that don't make much 'noise' online but are clearly deserving of more attention. Theres also so many brands out there that its tough to get a handle on what's actually good, and whats just marketing fluff. Videos like this cut through and give people a much clearer view on the industry, so well done.
Great episode and nice watches. I looked on their website, but there are no ADs in the entire state of Texas. A state with the 9th largest economy in the world. Maybe we could have at least one AD?
I’m trying very hard to be mad at you for showing me another watch that I would like to have, but I just can’t bring myself to be mad for showing me great to watches and even better watch history. Thank you.
Teddy, a truly extraordinary interview. It was wonderful to get inside the mind of a watch builder, designer and businessman, building on the legacy of his family. And to see the range of beautiful AND functional timepieces…wow!
Watching this my first thought was. This is honest and the real thing. Not a mass produced item put into a bubble to blow up the price , guess i don't need to mention the brands.
In November of 2022 I purchased the Teutonia IV Blue Moon highlighted in this video. I LOVE it. It's a pleasure to gaze upon. The moon/star phase dial is wonderful and i also LOVE the transparent case back. UNFORTUNATELY even though I've kept it on a winder when not in use it only in the last few weeks it began losing tens of mins in a matter of days. I am sending it back to Arizona Fine Time to be serviced under warranty. I am not deterred.. Hoping this is a minor glitch in the long life of this watch.
As an engineer, I was very interested to hear this story line. It’s amazing that they were able to keep their hands on the family business while being part of the GDR “eastern block” for as long as they did. The vision never died. The efforts were about the dream. Their instruments are some of the best! I thought the explanations of the dial made so much sense. And the belief you cannot destroy by human hands is an amazing statement.
Very well done interview. Love what this brand is doing. Bought a SAR with white dial last year. The red arrow tip of the seconds hand adds a nice subtle contrast and flare to an otherwise no nonsense Teutonic dial. The luminous white dial adds another interesting visual at night. Overall very happy with the quality, performance and looks. A lot of watch for the money.
Genuine watchmaker,this is what watchmaking is at the heart of it.Providing what costumer wants at highest quality product with genuine family history built-in every single detail. Congratulations Regards from Zoran
Great interview with Mulhe. Their story, and line up of watches is purpose driven. Fantastic! That sport chrono is calling me😂 I have a cream dial SAR on the bracelet. Amazing tool watch , that is damn handsome also. I wear it to work on a farm. Nuff said.
I have Terrasport since 2017 and this timepiece gets the most of my wrist time. 👌🏻 After this interview I am considering a second model from this brand. The S.A.R. rescue Timer speaks to me 🤔
Didn’t realize they are in eastern Germany so fell under Soviet rule. Very interesting presentation, Teddy. Seem like excellent time pieces. I have been reading about Muhle recently and am considering a purchase in February (birthday). I’m attracted to the square chronograph (Teutonia). Thanks for your report.
I will have to get one in the near future! Gotta save up a little but the passion that the guy has in his company I don’t doubt I’ll get more than my monies worth! Great job teddy, you’re also impeccable in the passion you show us in the interviews and knowledge you bring to us in all of your videos! Thank you!
Very enjoyable video. MUHLE have gone to great effort here. A brilliant watch for the savage seas. Boy, they certainly over engineer there magnificent timepieces. Think they would last till the end of time.
A really interesting review, Teddy. Like so many other brands, Herr Muhle's company history and stories enlighten us as to why their watches have evolved into what they are now. I now have new respect for them. Thank you.
They basically sold me that these are going to be one of my Grail watches before I retire. I've seen their product line two different times once in a store that is a license dealer for them in the Midwest. And then this gentleman here was at the wind up fair in New York City. The rescue timer is so cool to see in person. It wears like a 40 mm. Absolutely incredible watch. I've also tried on the moon phase watch as well. Probably the prettiest watch I've ever seen in person
Thank you - really helpful insights into the company - their watches are distinctive. I am looking for a watch that would be worn by an explorer, innovator, pioneer, builder, designer, architect, etc.
This is so informative, thanks Teddy for exposing such wonderful brands to us who are not aware at least in my case. I read about Muhle but just in passing, I have increased respect and appreciation for Muhle as a brand now.
Great stuff. I have an MG in my collection. It's a great shout if you want something made with great care by people who are super passionate about their product but are off the beaten track...
Very good video. I love items that you can see and touch the history that surrounds it. Hearing about his families business and their struggles and triumphs makes you want to buy one.
Beautiful watches!!! With an excellent selection of smaller watches, but still practical and automatic for women. Fantastic! (Even though you don’t even mention ANY women’s watches……Muhle makes several very nice women’s automatic watches)
I really liked that date cyclops on the original, looked like you could keep the 4 o’clock indice the same size as the others and still have a very legible date.
The designs are gorgeous and unique. They also have a vintage vibe as well which I love. A Certainly has a German vibe as well. So much going on. Lots of layers. Which I love.
I have met this guy. He is cool, and very knowledgeable. His discussion of life in the East was fascinating. There are way more stories than here. Their watches are great as well. The moonphase is my favorite.
Another great brand from this little E. German village. I didn't realize Mühle Glashütte had such a long history and is still a family run business. Well captured, well done!
These watches are absolutely gorgeous! Just been on your website to look at them and they look amazing. Thank you so much for covering these smaller watch brands
Terrific video! I love my Rasmus 2000, and I'm kind of glad they don't make it anymore. I also love the SeaTimer Black Motion, and maybe I'll pick one up at some point. It's just amazing to see a guy carrying on his family business and putting out such beautiful, high quality watches. Thanks so much for doing this video!
Teddy displayed good patience during this interview. When you have such an interesting guest who has a ton of great things to say, Teddy just let him go, and occasionally interjected to move on to the next line of watches as needed for time. I ended up watching until the end. Great interview Teddy, and yes that Teutonia IV chrono is stunning!
Yes Teddy knows what he is doing 👍
I agree. Thilo Muhle is not a marketing guy. He’s a German (so details tend to matter more) who is deeply committed to the craft and has faith that “if you build it, they will come”. As a result, Thilo didn’t concern himself with the attention span of the common viewer. But if you’re interested in the long form story (as I am), it’s a great video. Teddy continues to move this channel forward!
I hate when interviewers feel the need to speak over the interviewee.... like what's the point
As a viewer it’s a pain in the a** to follow the German when he is speaking English 😅
He’s all over the place
this is a master class in interviewing. let the client tell the story. clarify statements. listen
Proud to be German :-)
(Working approx 1km away from Sinn's headoffice in Frankfurt)
You guys make the best watches. Best cameras. And best cars.
I'm so happy after so many years. to finally see someone unashamedly express their pride in being of German heritage .
@@rjkubrIndeed, an amazing nation with amazing people. There is much to be proud of.
Teddy, the problem is you keep uncovering these great watch companies I had never heard of and I immediately want to buy one. It’s costing me a fortune.Keep up the good work.
It's hard not to appreciate watches, or even become a watch collector following this channel :)
Right!!
Seriously! Lmao
Oh, Glasshutte is famous around Europe. Very famous between watch connoisseurs. Swatch group.
Having worked my entire career for a German firm, many years ago when I had to select a watch for my 25th anniversary, I lucked out in the fact that the local jeweller who was one of the selected suppliers carry Mühle. I had never heard of the brand, but was immediately struck by the clean, crisp design, the excellent workmanship and finish, and the no nonsense approach.
I left that day the proud owner of a 29er big, white face and brown leather strap. It has been my daily wear ever since and in all those years it hasn't missed a beat, it is a conversation starter with other watch fans and it really straddles both the casual and dress/work roles perfectly.
It was wonderful to hear Thilo speak about the family firm and the passion and use-case led approach has left me, if anything, more impressed by them.
I wish Thilo and all at Mühle continued success and thanks for shining a spotlight on such an honest, but mainly (undeservedly) unknown brand Teddy - great content as ever!
I know the brand but this was a comprehensive look at them. It seems all German watchmaking is a cut above and Glashutte is maybe where it shows most.
Glashütte is truly unlike anything else I have experienced in this industry. It’s almost preposterous how this quaint little town has managed to stay afloat let alone be home to some of the greatest manufacturers on the planet.
That Teutonia IV Chonograph is so clean and beautiful! Also amazing that you could speak to the descendent of the very founder of the company! Wonderful interview and showcase, Teddy!
Thank you for watching, my friend!
I recently purchased the Terrasport II on Teddy's website. It's going to arrive tomorrow. I am a huge fan of simple, no nonsense, easy to read watch faces I love the company's down to earth approach to watch making. I also support these independent, still family owned businesses. I hope this stays that way. Another independently, family owned German watch making company is Archimede. I highly recommend both companies. Thank you Teddy for doing what you do. You are the best.
Thank you for the support, my friend!
Wow… just bought a 29er date pointer in Germany on the 23rd a few days ago!!!! The history and the fact this was a family owned company was part of my decision making. Driving to Glashutte tomorrow from Prague!
Let us know how your trip went! Really want to visit Glashütte myself one day…
This managing director is incredibly likeable. A great brand and a great story. Finally a watch brand with an independent character.🤩
Thank you Teddy for the great interview. 🙏🎉
Hopefully you will show more of Mühle Glashütte, like a tour of the manufactory?!
The SAR is the English Bull terrier of the watch world. Never experienced a tougher watch. Exudes quality, time keeps with the best and that lume! 😍. I probably gave this watch the biggest knock against my door knob, ever. I squinted, looked at my crystal... nothing; looked at the knob, dent. I own Rolex, Omega, Panerai , Cartier, GP and Tudor. This watch sits at the round table with them all.
Ngl this has me tempted.
You mean the ROTTWEILER of the watch world?
one of the affordable German brands that I would love to include in my collection
Met Mr Muhle at the NYC Windup Watch Fair. Despite the crowds and chaos he was charming and attentive to my questions. i know many say this but SAR is definitely next on my list. love the design and band. thanks for the video!
Is that fair still happening?
@@CharlesWalhingfordIt was back in October, should be happening in October 2024 again
In the 80s, I was in and out of the GDR. I understand what he was saying about being the Herr Direktor of your own company, seized by Holnecker.
I am from east Germany and gifted me the SAR white / Creme full lume dial with red rubber band this year … it’s an incredible watch. Love you teddy for this video … my heart is happy after watching this ❤
Added a 29ER Big to my collection just a few days ago. Absolutely love the watch, the case, the exhibition back, the bracelet, how it wears...it's getting to be one of my favorites.
Fun fact: Muhle regulates their watches a hair fast intentionally (+1 sec/day) as they believe it's better to be a little early than late.
Wow. Such a great interview! Mr. Mühle really lives watchmaking.
This brand, to me, perfectly represents "the German precision" what Germany used to be famous for in the past decades. Once I contacted them, to ask a few things about a timepiece. We exchanged a few emails. The thorough response they gave was impeccable. You just know or see the difference between different Customer Services. They know what they are doing. Buy from these people with confidence.
100% :) they are great.
I bought a Muhle SAR Rescue this year. Amazing value and an excellent watch.
Wear it well, my friend! Great choice.
@@TeddyBaldassarregreat video as always! Since you seem to be a fan of German brands, are you planning to visit Sinn one day? They must have an interesting background as well
Love this brand. When you see their collection you clearly see they have an identity of their own in terms of design. Not something you see very often anymore.
Yes and if you put one of them on your wrist you feel the quality
I'm a huge fan of Muhle Glashutte! Bought the full lume (white) dial SAR and was so happy with that, I picked up a ProMare Go before it was (sadly) discontinued. My SAR is the perfect daily "beater" watch, and the ProMare Go is such a great summer or vacation watch that can be dressed up or down and can also be taken swimming or the beach. Both watches have been very accurate and durable. MG watches are so underrated.
German Accent at it´s best ;) sometimes i love my country for things like this XD but he seems realy competent and like a nice chap :)
As a German myself, it's painful to listen to this. But he's from East Germany. They never had English in school. They had to learn russian in the GDR (DDR)
I like this video alot, thx Teddy. I bought my Marine-Fliegerchronometer M2 in 1997 for around DM 1500,-- if I remember correctly. I was working as an assistant cameraman on 35 mm film cameras that time. For me this was an affordable daily watch that met my requirements for precision and sturdyness. That saphire glass never let me down and left me speechless so many times. Grand brand! Time for a revision I guess ;-)
Great piece Teddy. Having met Thilo at a showcasing hosted by a watch retailer in the Denver area; it was our first hands on exposure German horology. Thilo was very humble and so willing to discuss not only Muhle Glashutte, but his vast experience of watches and watch making. Such an opportunity to having been able to meet and spend time with him and Muhle Glashutte timepieces. Thanks for providing us more with your always classy and professional approach to the world of watches and watch making.
Bravo Zulu!
It is so wonderfull that there still exist people like Mr. Mühle who are passionate about what they do. A great interview.
Now I really need one of this watches ! What a great interview
Just bought the SAR full lume on the bracelet. A company that hear their customers need and develop is something not common these days. I am looking forward to getting the chronograph military . Amazing no-nonse watches and made exactly for purpose
I bought the SAR Rescue Timer Lumen last week due to your review on a previous video. Thank you Teddy.
I own a Mühle Watch, bought in 2000 and serviced regularly. A very nice watch. In 2008 we been to the factory and had a tour. I like the history, the craftsmanship. Not very known, but they have very specialized watches. A pearl, and affordable and durable.
Loved getting to know this brand. Have added Glashütte to my future travels list and will definitely knock on Mühle's door to see where the magic happens. Thank you TB!
What a fantastic ride though watch making that was. 👏
I' m a Canadian follower of Teddy from day one. The improvement of his video is just amazing. Bravo!👏
Very impressed with the professional-military watches. Tailored for the needs and tastes of the personnel, keeping the brand's language. Impressive.
This watch company has been on my radar for a year or so and I'm definitely going to add one to my collection. Understated, classic, and elegant never go out of style,
Teddy you're doing a great job in showcasing many of these manufacturers that don't make much 'noise' online but are clearly deserving of more attention. Theres also so many brands out there that its tough to get a handle on what's actually good, and whats just marketing fluff. Videos like this cut through and give people a much clearer view on the industry, so well done.
Great episode and nice watches. I looked on their website, but there are no ADs in the entire state of Texas. A state with the 9th largest economy in the world. Maybe we could have at least one AD?
I’m trying very hard to be mad at you for showing me another watch that I would like to have, but I just can’t bring myself to be mad for showing me great to watches and even better watch history. Thank you.
Please do an episode on Hanhart watches, they are such great value and have a rich background!
Teddy, a truly extraordinary interview. It was wonderful to get inside the mind of a watch builder, designer and businessman, building on the legacy of his family. And to see the range of beautiful AND functional timepieces…wow!
Wow that’s an incredible history.
Watching this my first thought was. This is honest and the real thing. Not a mass produced item put into a bubble to blow up the price , guess i don't need to mention the brands.
In November of 2022 I purchased the Teutonia IV Blue Moon highlighted in this video. I LOVE it. It's a pleasure to gaze upon. The moon/star phase dial is wonderful and i also LOVE the transparent case back. UNFORTUNATELY even though I've kept it on a winder when not in use it only in the last few weeks it began losing tens of mins in a matter of days. I am sending it back to Arizona Fine Time to be serviced under warranty. I am not deterred.. Hoping this is a minor glitch in the long life of this watch.
I got the SAR based on a review you did awhile back. I love it! It’s on the wrist frequently. ❤
As an engineer, I was very interested to hear this story line. It’s amazing that they were able to keep their hands on the family business while being part of the GDR “eastern block” for as long as they did. The vision never died. The efforts were about the dream. Their instruments are some of the best! I thought the explanations of the dial made so much sense. And the belief you cannot destroy by human hands is an amazing statement.
Very well done interview. Love what this brand is doing. Bought a SAR with white dial last year. The red arrow tip of the seconds hand adds a nice subtle contrast and flare to an otherwise no nonsense Teutonic dial. The luminous white dial adds another interesting visual at night. Overall very happy with the quality, performance and looks. A lot of watch for the money.
My Muhle Glashutte Marinus is my most comfortable wrist watch in my collection
Sehr schön und qualitativ hochwertige Uhren und das noch in einem Familienbetrieb zur heutigen Zeit !👍👍 Der Bericht hat mir sehr gut gefallen !
Genuine watchmaker,this is what watchmaking is at the heart of it.Providing what costumer wants at highest quality product with genuine
family history built-in every single detail.
Congratulations
Regards from Zoran
Great interview with Mulhe. Their story, and line up of watches is purpose driven. Fantastic! That sport chrono is calling me😂
I have a cream dial SAR on the bracelet. Amazing tool watch , that is damn handsome also. I wear it to work on a farm. Nuff said.
I have Terrasport since 2017 and this timepiece gets the most of my wrist time. 👌🏻 After this interview I am considering a second model from this brand. The S.A.R. rescue Timer speaks to me 🤔
I love my Rescue-Timer and the watch will always remain in my collection. No wonder I am also German😄
Didn’t realize they are in eastern Germany so fell under Soviet rule. Very interesting presentation, Teddy. Seem like excellent time pieces. I have been reading about Muhle recently and am considering a purchase in February (birthday). I’m attracted to the square chronograph (Teutonia). Thanks for your report.
Glashütte is in east germany so every glashütte brand fell under soviet rule.
Great interview! I learned a lot. Thank you for making this video.
Mr. Muhle seems delightful and kind.
Love that SAR. Thank you sir for talking to Teddy.
I will have to get one in the near future! Gotta save up a little but the passion that the guy has in his company I don’t doubt I’ll get more than my monies worth! Great job teddy, you’re also impeccable in the passion you show us in the interviews and knowledge you bring to us in all of your videos! Thank you!
Great stories, passion and craftsmanship - this is what it should be about. Does Mühle make any calibers 100%?
Please no one jump on me, just answering the question...No...
Very enjoyable video. MUHLE have gone to great effort here. A brilliant watch for the savage seas. Boy, they certainly over engineer there magnificent timepieces. Think they would last till the end of time.
A really interesting review, Teddy. Like so many other brands, Herr Muhle's company history and stories enlighten us as to why their watches have evolved into what they are now. I now have new respect for them. Thank you.
They basically sold me that these are going to be one of my Grail watches before I retire. I've seen their product line two different times once in a store that is a license dealer for them in the Midwest. And then this gentleman here was at the wind up fair in New York City. The rescue timer is so cool to see in person. It wears like a 40 mm. Absolutely incredible watch. I've also tried on the moon phase watch as well. Probably the prettiest watch I've ever seen in person
Have handled a few Muhle Glashutte watches... All have been absolutely impecable and supremely well built, much like IWC
Beautiful design, and not overly stuffy & strict like most German watch design. Very cool
great interview. and these watches are incredible looking instruments and its about TIME. measuring it.
I had the pleasure to own an SAR and it was a very solid and highly wearable watch. Great video.
What happened to it?
Thank you - really helpful insights into the company - their watches are distinctive.
I am looking for a watch that would be worn by an explorer, innovator, pioneer, builder, designer, architect, etc.
Great content. I really enjoy videos at the manufacturer. Saving up for the 29er Chrono in white.
This is so informative, thanks Teddy for exposing such wonderful brands to us who are not aware at least in my case. I read about Muhle but just in passing, I have increased respect and appreciation for Muhle as a brand now.
Many thanks ! A highly instructive, and valuable Interview ! ! 😊
Got to love the Germans great attitude to watch making.
Love the RescueTimer and the Pro Mare in blue
Wonderful watches, charming maker and great interview!
Great stuff. I have an MG in my collection. It's a great shout if you want something made with great care by people who are super passionate about their product but are off the beaten track...
Thanks for arranging this interview. Teddy you are doing a great job. Love and respect from India.
Finishing of the Teutonia collection is impresive for the price
I own a Mühle Terrasport Edition Lufthansa since years and I like this watch a lot
I've owned my SAR for a few years now, it is fantastic and a genuine tool watch.
I've had a SAR for more than 15 years. Love it!
Very good video. I love items that you can see and touch the history that surrounds it. Hearing about his families business and their struggles and triumphs makes you want to buy one.
Beautiful watches!!! With an excellent selection of smaller watches, but still practical and automatic for women. Fantastic!
(Even though you don’t even mention ANY women’s watches……Muhle makes several very nice women’s automatic watches)
So cool! Thanks for showing us this interesting German watch brand!
Interesting video ! Nice job Teddy
Greetings from San Diego California
Keep these types of videos coming! Really enjoy them!
I've been thinking of a Muhle Glashutte Teutonia Sports II for quite some time, i really like the look of the black dial as opposed to the green dial.
A new watch company for me and I have to admit I like the style and price point.
Wow! Thanks Teddy for covering this brand. Great content!
Perfect interview. Started loving German brands. İ will definitely add it to my collection
Awesome video.... Finally a dive watch with a countdown bezel. Unfortunately its 45mm which is to big for me but great to see one just the same
Congrats on 1 million subscribers teddy!!!!! Love your content dude!! Upwards and onwards 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations Teddy!!
It´s a great video
Thank you for do what you do.
Been waiting for film about MG. Thank you Teddy!🏆
Beautiful watches made with pride in one of the premier watch making areas in the world at a fair price. What’s not to love?
I really liked that date cyclops on the original, looked like you could keep the 4 o’clock indice the same size as the others and still have a very legible date.
The designs are gorgeous and unique. They also have a vintage vibe as well which I love. A Certainly has a German vibe as well. So much going on. Lots of layers. Which I love.
I have met this guy. He is cool, and very knowledgeable. His discussion of life in the East was fascinating. There are way more stories than here.
Their watches are great as well. The moonphase is my favorite.
The SAR is tremendous! It is on my list. Great watch! Great interview. Keep at it Teddy!
Another great brand from this little E. German village. I didn't realize Mühle Glashütte had such a long history and is still a family run business. Well captured, well done!
Bingo Teddy ! This is perfect history, craftsmanship, ownership, everything. I’m going to have a look now thank you for this video.
Excellent interview. I loved the history lesson of this brand!!
I'm in for one of these! Great insight, thanks Tedstar.
These watches are absolutely gorgeous! Just been on your website to look at them and they look amazing. Thank you so much for covering these smaller watch brands
Terrific video! I love my Rasmus 2000, and I'm kind of glad they don't make it anymore. I also love the SeaTimer Black Motion, and maybe I'll pick one up at some point. It's just amazing to see a guy carrying on his family business and putting out such beautiful, high quality watches. Thanks so much for doing this video!