The date window is one of the most commonly used complications in modern-day wristwatches. It is, however, a relatively young additional function, with the first watch using this type of date display not being produced until 1945. In contrast, the date hand is one of a number of complications that have been around for a long time but are only used on rare occasions in the present. The date hand was first used in a pocket watch back in as early as 1793. For Mühle Glashütte, this is reason enough to bring this classic complication back to the forefront in their manufacturing line. The Robert Mühle Zeigerdatum is now the leading model in an illustrious collection of time measuring instruments fitted with this rare complication. They have designed the mechanism especially to suit this new Mühle watch. Reference M1-11-46-LB has a anthracite dial and is fitted a black leather strap
