MÜHLE represents two distinct traditions of German craftsmanship: premium wet shaving accessories by MÜHLE Shaving, and precision automatic watches by Mühle-Glashütte.
MÜHLE is a brand name that represents two distinct and highly respected traditions of German manufacturing and craftsmanship.
Mühle-Glashütte, located in the historic watchmaking town of Glashütte in Saxony, is renowned for producing exceptionally precise nautical instruments and mechanical wristwatches. Their timepieces are engineered for flawless function, durability, and robust water resistance, making them reliable companions for professional and everyday wear.
MÜHLE Shaving (Hans-Jürgen Müller GmbH & Co. KG), on the other hand, specializes in premium traditional wet shaving accessories. From elegantly designed double-edge safety razors (like the TRADITIONAL R89 and R41) and straight razors to replaceable badger and synthetic shaving brushes, their products elevate daily grooming rituals with timeless design and sustainability.
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Turn the crown toward 6 o'clock to release it. Turn the freely rotating crown 20 to 60 times (depending on the model) clockwise to build the full power reserve, then gently push and screw it back into the case hand-tight to preserve water resistance.
Mühle-Glashütte provides a 24-month warranty from the date of purchase covering production defects. It does not cover improper treatment, decorative damage from normal wear, or failure to observe the instruction manual.
Unlock or unscrew the razor head depending on your specific model, lift the top plate, carefully remove the old blade, align a new standard double-edge blade with the internal guides, and secure the head back into the locked position.
It is recommended to have the water-resistant quality of your watch professionally checked every 2 years, or annually if you frequently use the watch in water.