3 Limited-Edition M��hle Glash��tte Watches Commemorate 145 Years of the Brand
The German watch brand we know today as M��hle Glash��tte was founded in 1869 by Robert M��hle, and the family business was re-established in 1994 by his descendant, Hans-J��rgen M��hle. M��hle Glash��tte commemorates both the 145 anniversary of its origins and the 20th anniversary of its rebirth this year with a trio of limited-edition anniversary watches.The R. M��hle & Sohn Anniversary editions, fittingly named after the company’s founder, represents the launch of M��hle’s “R. M��hle & Sohn” manufacture collection and feature the debut of two new in-house movements, Caliber RMK 01 and RMK 02. Both new movements are manual-wound and designed by M��hle watchmakers in the classical Glash��tte style, with such stylistic hallmarks as engraved balance cocks and screwed gold chatons. They also include the now-rare three-fifths mainplate (watches made in Glash��tte typically have three-quarters mainplates) and the brand’s patented “woodpecker neck” regul

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Not sure if you folks have seen my other threads with my son wearing my watches. But this is the latest, a 3570.50. I'm loving the curved crystal on this thing. Here's the latest pictures with my son modeling the watch! To the moon!

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