After a lot of time, effort, education and these last two of your videos that l've watched many times, amongst many, many others, it's a big-HHUUURRAAYY for the Average Bros. Channel! The thrilling though seemingly endless intrepidness torture appears to be coming to it's end. Going with the Muhlle Glashute, thanks a whole lot to your all around excellence in your video blog assessments. Thanks again for your time and effort (and hopefully for Luxury Mill😅).
Cool pieces for sure, German companies are some of the most under rated watch makers in my opinion. Great quality and attention to detail in everyone I've seen, and have seen at least four different German brands.
I have this watch and it has been my favorite from my collection. It averages about 3 Seconds a day fast and it is easy to read. I just tells time. What more can I ask for. I have 4 other brands but for some reason this is the best.
Great review! I've had a couple different Flieger's over the years including Stowa but they never seem to stick in the collection. Really like the Muhle dial and bracelet, at that price your getting a lot of watch and something that just might stick in a collection!
Thilo is the man! I have had this watch on my list for a while. I love the dial, it is the most quickly readable of any watch I've seen. I even like the cream-colored version.
A very nice watch, pushes many buttons for me. Similar to my daily driver : Fortis Flieger Professional on the bracelet. I like the Fortis over the Muhle because it has applied indicies, and the day complication - but that's just me. The Fortis is not perfect, but it is a very good watch too and worth a review if you can find one.
thanks for a better look at this one. Mühle Glashütte have a number of other interesting offerings, as well. From what I've seen, all very tool or utilitarian in design in akin to Sinn, such is the German way I suppose, but they have their own design language which is pretty cool and unique. Love your choices of alternative brands that pack a great punch for the price. The only think I may have preferred on this particular flieger is if the hands were blued instead. But, as it is in silver, overall, it's still a very clean and unified tool aesthetic. Slightly off topic, I have been curious about Watch Gecko's recent new color offerings in the K-01 with similar bracelet option. You just don't get many Fliegers on the bracelet, and honestly, they usually look better on a nato/zulu or 2-piece strap, but I always like to have a bracelet option whenever possible. The grey sunburst B-dial with blued hands looks the best to me. Surprisingly, the grey sunburst A-dial version does not have blued hands. It is not as thin, 11.9mm versus 10mm on this one. Regardless, from what I have seen in other reviews, the finish actually looks pretty nice on these.
@@AverageBros probably. All their bracelet options seem to have hollow end link options only as far as I can remember. Still, not a bad package for. About $500 as they often have deals.
Would it be possible to list the lug to lug lengths of the watches in your reviews? You used to, but don't seem to provide this anymore and it's an extremely important aspect as to how well a watch wears. Keep up the good work!
@@coffeeboyclips1973 ive seen IWC watches. they are nice, for me i prefer the Muhles. (yes in looks) that is an opinion, we are all CLEARLY entitled to what we think and prefer.... if you think the IWC are the nicest looking... i respect that,
Hollow end-links, stamped clasp, and completely standard movement without any improvements or decoration beyond etching their name into the rotor, come on... it's not close and def not even a value at $500, when you can get the TS2 at $999
I own a 29er big.. it is a handsome well made watch however certain oversights really annoy me. The bracelet has no micro adjustment or half links which is ridiculous with a tall heavy sports watch. I have the choice of wearing it loose and wobbling all over the wrist or wearing too tight which is not acceptable.. only lume on the hands which is weak and this is not great with a sports watch . Don’t understand why there is such basic oversights and spoils my enjoyment somewhat..
IWC use a Sellita movement for ther Pilot watch as well. I don't know why anyone would prefer the IWC considering that the Mühle Glashütte offers similar quality at a quarter of the price.
@@duwir5959 There can always be a particular watch that does not work correctly. But in general the SW 200 movement is very reliable and my Mühle Terrasport has been running with ca. +4 seconds a day for a year now.
@@coffeeboyclips1973 The movement is by far the most difficult and expensive part of a watch to make. Just look at these high end Rolex clones: Even watchmakers cannot tell the fake cases and dials apart from real ones, but one look at the movement immediately makes the fake obvious. Therefore, a watch like the IWC can not be worth its price if it uses a non-inhouse movement. Case finishing is nice, but irrelevant in value when compared to the movement.
FYI, only an authorized dealer can provide the watches original warranty.... $900 is far less than $1999 but if you think Muhle Glashutte is going to honor their warranty if you buy this watch from guys groovy grab bag.... Good luck...
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After a lot of time, effort, education and these last two of your videos that l've watched many times, amongst many, many others, it's a big-HHUUURRAAYY for the Average Bros. Channel! The thrilling though seemingly endless intrepidness torture appears to be coming to it's end. Going with the Muhlle Glashute, thanks a whole lot to your all around excellence in your video blog assessments. Thanks again for your time and effort (and hopefully for Luxury Mill😅).
Cool pieces for sure, German companies are some of the most under rated watch makers in my opinion. Great quality and attention to detail in everyone I've seen, and have seen at least four different German brands.
I have this watch and it has been my favorite from my collection. It averages about 3 Seconds a day fast and it is easy to read. I just tells time. What more can I ask for. I have 4 other brands but for some reason this is the best.
Great review! I've had a couple different Flieger's over the years including Stowa but they never seem to stick in the collection. Really like the Muhle dial and bracelet, at that price your getting a lot of watch and something that just might stick in a collection!
Thilo is the man! I have had this watch on my list for a while. I love the dial, it is the most quickly readable of any watch I've seen. I even like the cream-colored version.
It’s wild how every single watch that catches my eye is covered on your channel! Love your content!
A very nice watch, pushes many buttons for me. Similar to my daily driver : Fortis Flieger Professional on the bracelet. I like the Fortis over the Muhle because it has applied indicies, and the day complication - but that's just me. The Fortis is not perfect, but it is a very good watch too and worth a review if you can find one.
After searching a new watch for weeks I ordered the T2 today. This video helped me a lot on my decision. Thanks!
thanks for a better look at this one. Mühle Glashütte have a number of other interesting offerings, as well. From what I've seen, all very tool or utilitarian in design in akin to Sinn, such is the German way I suppose, but they have their own design language which is pretty cool and unique. Love your choices of alternative brands that pack a great punch for the price.
The only think I may have preferred on this particular flieger is if the hands were blued instead. But, as it is in silver, overall, it's still a very clean and unified tool aesthetic.
Slightly off topic, I have been curious about Watch Gecko's recent new color offerings in the K-01 with similar bracelet option. You just don't get many Fliegers on the bracelet, and honestly, they usually look better on a nato/zulu or 2-piece strap, but I always like to have a bracelet option whenever possible. The grey sunburst B-dial with blued hands looks the best to me. Surprisingly, the grey sunburst A-dial version does not have blued hands. It is not as thin, 11.9mm versus 10mm on this one. Regardless, from what I have seen in other reviews, the finish actually looks pretty nice on these.
I've actually been eyeing that exact model from WatchGecko, lol. I'm pretty sure the endlinks are hollow though :(
@@AverageBros probably. All their bracelet options seem to have hollow end link options only as far as I can remember. Still, not a bad package for. About $500 as they often have deals.
Beautiful watch.
Great watch from a great company so under rated only true watch lovers know about this brand.
The Mühle-Glashütte Terrasport II on leather just dropped on Massdrop... $900. I bought one instantly! :) Good luck everybody, there are 16 available.
missed the drop, damn...
Good looking watch. I got the Terrasport I Chronograph with a black lether strap and love it :)
Would it be possible to list the lug to lug lengths of the watches in your reviews? You used to, but don't seem to provide this anymore and it's an extremely important aspect as to how well a watch wears.
Keep up the good work!
@averagebros
@@jeep2221 bit late but in other comments I found 48mm L2L, maybe it helps some people
Reminds me of my Omega Dynamic 3, except bigger.
It looks like an IWC Pilots Watch Mark XVIII
Can the bracelet be removed and replaced with a leather strap easily?
Lovely detailed review- Subbed. Such a crisp, clean and legible dial
I think you like this one. A lot!
I actually prefer this to the sinn 556, what is your view on the bracelet compared to the sinn fine link?
Bought one today..... $1,828.68, the prices went way up since 2019
nicest looking Flieger. period.
You clearly haven't seen iwc watches if you think this is the nicest looking
@@coffeeboyclips1973 ive seen IWC watches. they are nice, for me i prefer the Muhles. (yes in looks) that is an opinion, we are all CLEARLY entitled to what we think and prefer.... if you think the IWC are the nicest looking... i respect that,
No focus on the buckle? Was it that bad? Did look abit out of the ordinary from the bit I could see.
thats a nice piece, good review also - thanks
great review, just ordered one!
Is it brushed or satin? Looks satin finished
I see the Aristo Flieger Blue 42 Bracelet 7H100 as a competitor to this at a quarter of the retail price.
Hollow end-links, stamped clasp, and completely standard movement without any improvements or decoration beyond etching their name into the rotor, come on... it's not close and def not even a value at $500, when you can get the TS2 at $999
Hello, Is this company the same as muhle & sohn? I've tried reading up on the history of muhle glashutte but I'm a bit confused
In the $1 thousand mark would you prefer this one to the sinn 104 or damasko da36 if you can only buy one?
definitely. It just has a better movement due to modifications.
What is the Lug 2 Lug distance?
Can’t find it anywhere online and it’s the most important measurement to how a watch fits
48mm L2L
Arrows to thinn for me. Rest is nice
I own a 29er big.. it is a handsome well made watch however certain oversights really annoy me. The bracelet has no micro adjustment or half links which is ridiculous with a tall heavy sports watch. I have the choice of wearing it loose and wobbling all over the wrist or wearing too tight which is not acceptable.. only lume on the hands which is weak and this is not great with a sports watch . Don’t understand why there is such basic oversights and spoils my enjoyment somewhat..
Seems a lot of money, getting into the Sinn area with that price
I own a Sinn 556 A and 556 I B and this stacks up well against them, also costed a fair amount less
I'd have this over the Sinn. The Sinn looks like an Archimede, or a Stowa, or a Steinhart, or a... A Muhle is a Muhle. Class.
@@stoolpigeon4285 I agree. The movements in Mühle watches are also a lot better than the unmodified ETA/Sellita ones in Sinn etc.
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mulay glashutay?
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Flieger battle?
YES, I actually have been planning a big pilot battle segment for a while now, hope to have it come together soon.
Awesome watch - but WHY the date window executed like that? Either no date or date should be where '3' index is...
Why?
Mühle indeed means "mill"...
Like a windmill, thanks
Looks similar to the IWC Pilot.
IWC use a Sellita movement for ther Pilot watch as well. I don't know why anyone would prefer the IWC considering that the Mühle Glashütte offers similar quality at a quarter of the price.
@@Hans-Georg_Buddne mmmmmhh, there are people, WHO hast Had Problems with the Mühle Clockwork.
@@duwir5959 There can always be a particular watch that does not work correctly. But in general the SW 200 movement is very reliable and my Mühle Terrasport has been running with ca. +4 seconds a day for a year now.
@@Hans-Georg_Buddne it's not just about a movement, iwc looks and finishing will blow this cheap copy away
@@coffeeboyclips1973 The movement is by far the most difficult and expensive part of a watch to make. Just look at these high end Rolex clones: Even watchmakers cannot tell the fake cases and dials apart from real ones, but one look at the movement immediately makes the fake obvious.
Therefore, a watch like the IWC can not be worth its price if it uses a non-inhouse movement. Case finishing is nice, but irrelevant in value when compared to the movement.
Definitely not a micro brand
😂
Another timepiece with a f- - - - - - Selitta movement. Turns what otherwise could be a great watch into a shitter.
This Selitta is really well done though, not just the standard branded rotor affair
My Archimede Outdoor Protect is more accurate than my GSAR ETA 2824 and Hamilton ETA 2824. Not sure what your issue with the SW 200 is?
The Germans make serious well machined fountain pens. Looks like they do the same with watches.
FYI, only an authorized dealer can provide the watches original warranty.... $900 is far less than $1999 but if you think Muhle Glashutte is going to honor their warranty if you buy this watch from guys groovy grab bag.... Good luck...