The Mühle chronograph movement is characterized not only by a power reserve of 48 hours, but also by its typical Mühle refinements: In addition to the efficient Mühle rotor, these include the particularly shock-resistant woodpecker neck fine adjustment and the Mühle three-quarter plate incl. Glashütte click and removable escape wheel bridge.

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.