Seebataillon GMT 45mm watch blue dial on rubber strap with blue bezel and white hands.
Close-up of Seebataillon GMT dial with gold 24-hour numerals and white hands.
Detail of Seebataillon GMT dial with yellow GMT triangle marker and 30 atm GMT text blue bezel and water droplets.
Seebataillon GMT 45mm timepiece with blue rubber strap visible from the caseback exposing its movement

Authorized Dealer. Mühle Glashütte official 2 year warranty included

Mühle Glashütte

Seebataillon GMT 45mm - Blue on Rubber Strap

$3,899

Mühle Glashütte Seebataillon GMT 45mm - Blue on Rubber Strap

$3,899

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Product Description

Overview

Reference

M1-28-62-KB-II

Case Size

45 mm

Case Height

12.7 mm

Lug To Lug

53.4 mm

Lug Width

22 mm

Water Resistance

300m

Movement

Automatic

Style

Diver

Collection

Tool Watches

Case

Bezel

Bidirectional rotating bezel

Caseback

Exhibition caseback

Case Material

Titanium

Clasp / Buckle

Titanium folding clasp

Crown

Screw-down

Crystal

Anti-reflective sapphire crystal

Attachment Type

Rubber/Synthetic

Dial Color

Blue

Dial Features

Dark blue, equipped with double indices and a split triangle marker and date window at 4 o'clock

Lume

Hands and hour indexes covered with Super-LumiNova

Strap / Bracelet Material

Blue rubber strap

Movement

Caliber

SW330-2, version Mühle

Features

Woodpecker neck regulation, stop-second, quick set date

Functions

Date and second time zone/24 hour display

Movement

Automatic

Power Reserve

56 Hours

Complication

24-Hour Time, Date

Brand History

Mühle Glashütte

Muhle Glashutte has been in constant operation for five generations of family ownership since 1869. The family-owned company was a key contributor to the growing reputation of Glashutte as a watchmaking hub over the last 150 years and had its focus on the production of a variety of timekeeping instruments such as speedometers, clocks for motorcycles and cars, as well as being a leading manufacturer of marine chronometers. However, in 1995 one of their key shipyard clients asked to be supplied mechanical wristwatches that could withstand the tough conditions aboard ships, opening the door to a new opportunity for the manufacture to branch into the production of other timekeeping devices. Today Muhle Glashutte is one of the leading German watchmakers and brings over 150 years of experience to work in each of their pieces.

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