Summer is not only the perfect season for sun, beach and fun by the sea – but also for wind, waves and fun sailing. And so the brightest colours are now cruising across many lakes and coastal areas. Our 29er Big is now also thrilling with a new colour combination in summery shades of blue and sand. The case of the 29 Big has a flank protector. This effectively protects the screw-in crown from lateral impacts.Two-tone as a design feature despite reduced dial design. The 29 Big with a diameter of 42.4 millimetres is appreciated for its uncluttered dial. A large part of this is due to the rehaut that bears the fine minute scale.

As a sailing dinghy, the 29er is a one-design boat. This means that all boats are almost identical in construction from sail to hull. The same applies to the 29er as a wristwatch. Despite different case diameters, the 29er and the 29er Big are like identical twins. And not only in design but also in precision. The 29er Big with a diameter of 42.4 millimeters is appreciated for its uncluttered dial. A large part of this is due to the rehaut, which carries the fine minute scale. Silver Grey dial and anthracite-colored rehaut: Two-tone as a design feature despite the reduced dial design

As a sailing dinghy, the 29er is considered particularly fast, sporty and dynamic. This makes it the ideal namesake for our 29er models. The only difference is that we drive out any speed with our elaborate regulation – in favor of accuracy. The best example of this is the 29er Chronograph. In competitions, sportsmen and women will particularly appreciate its timekeeping function. Of course, this can be used not only for sailing, but also for horse and car racing or the 5000-meter run. The flank protection of the screw-down crown not only enhances the dynamic appearance of the watch, it also effectively protects the crown from lateral impacts. With the finely divided scale on the rehaut, stop times can be measured to within an eighth of a second. The round pushers for starting and stopping a time measurement (at 2 o’clock) and for zeroing the chronograph (at 4 o’clock) perfectly match the size of the flank protector. This way, you can’t bump into it anywhere.

The balance must be right. This applies not only to the 29er as a sailing dinghy, but also to the 29er Day/Date. When the wind is really tugging at the sail and the foresailor is hanging with all his weight in the harness of the fast racing dinghy, the right balance decides whether you win or sink. Equally important to us was the balanced relationship between the date and weekday display in the development of the 29er Day/Date. These were placed at 3 and 9 o’clock, underlining the straightforward character of the 29er. The displays for the date and day of the week have been placed at 3 and 9 o’clock. This underscores the straightforward character of the 29er. At Mühle-Glashütte, this designation stands for timepieces that provide information about the day of the week in addition to the date. In the case of the 29er Day/Date, the Sunday is also executed in red. The rehaut in sand metallic also focuses on harmony. The color tone very elegantly mediates between the titanium-gray dial and the silver-colored stainless steel case.