Uncompromising functionality and absolute reliability are the basic principles of a professional timing instrument. The NATO chronograph by Tutima, developed in 1984 and the official service watch of the German army’s pilots to this day, has outstandingly proven itself in global use for decades. Now the M2 arrives to continue this classic timepiece’s success story. Tutima has made several improvements that will not only profit professional users but also sporty, active amateurs.
Tutima Glashütte
Saxon One Collection
The Saxon One is a wristwatch full of character – sporty and elegant at the same time – establishing an entirely new style in the world of German watches. Sharp lines of light dominate the steely architecture and separate the finely satin-finished from the polished surfaces. The three-dimensional, pyramid-shaped bezel achieves a harmonious transition to a subtly designed rotating bezel, whose elegance finely underscores the dynamic chronograph. The screw-in crown is well protected between two high flanks, which harmoniously build a unit with the large pushers set well into the case. The Saxon One is additionally available as a three-handed automatic.
Grand Flieger Collection
In no other timepiece of our current collection is there so much pilot DNA as in the Grand Flieger, which directly descends from the legendary Tutima pilot’s chronograph of 1941. The watch, outfitted with caliber UROFA 59, was the first German chronograph to boast addition timing and “Tempostopp,” which we would call the flyback function today. This is a watch that set the standard in both aesthetics and function, and can well be viewed as a milestone of watch history. Alongside the Grand Flieger Classic in the typical vintage look that includes a fluted bezel, a model variation called Grand Flieger Airport with a smooth rotating bezel and 60-minute divisions is also available.
Sky Collection
Blue, green or red dials assure that the Sky is an exceptional eye-catcher. Sky’s attention-getting styling is further enhanced by its dial’s dark dégradé colour gradient, its polished stainless steel case and its fine Milanese bracelet. These newcomers offer an affordable entry into the world of Tutima. In contrast to the striking colour scheme on the dials, the rest of the design is puristically reduced to highlight the functionality that Tutima has always prioritized. The new Sky models expand the Tutima collection of entry-level wristwatches with a series that combines elements from yesterday and the watchmaking skills of today.
Patria Collection
Tutima preserves old Glashütte traditions while founding its own with the new watch model family PATRIA with its own manufactory movement. The name of this model line, which is derived from the Latin word for fatherland and homeland, symbolizes the return of Tutima to its roots in Glashütte in Saxony. The first model takes its visuals from the strictly limited minute repeater that was completely fabricated in Glashütte. The sapphire crystal case back of the PATRIA allows the observer an unimpeded view of the fine, gold-plated movement with its striking three-quarter plate, a component typical of nineteenth-century Glashütte pocket watches.
Tempostopp Collection
Tutima celebrated its ninetieth anniversary with the debut of the Tutima Tempostopp. The legendary pilot’s watch came to epitomize sturdy robustness, reliability and precision. The complex flyback function, known by its German name “Tempostopp” when it first debuted, enables the user to measure immediately successive intervals. The new Tutima Tempostopp, one of the rare German-made “flyback” calibers, carries the culture of Glashütte’s chronographic artistry into the future.
M2 Collection
Uncompromising functionality and absolute reliability are the basic principles of a professional timing instrument. The NATO chronograph by Tutima, developed in 1984 and the official service watch of the German army’s pilots to this day, has outstandingly proven itself in global use for decades. Now the M2 arrives to continue this classic timepiece’s success story. Tutima has made several improvements that will not only profit professional users but also sporty, active amateurs.
Saxon One Collection
The Saxon One is a wristwatch full of character – sporty and elegant at the same time – establishing an entirely new style in the world of German watches. Sharp lines of light dominate the steely architecture and separate the finely satin-finished from the polished surfaces. The three-dimensional, pyramid-shaped bezel achieves a harmonious transition to a subtly designed rotating bezel, whose elegance finely underscores the dynamic chronograph. The screw-in crown is well protected between two high flanks, which harmoniously build a unit with the large pushers set well into the case. The Saxon One is additionally available as a three-handed automatic.
Grand Flieger Collection
In no other timepiece of our current collection is there so much pilot DNA as in the Grand Flieger, which directly descends from the legendary Tutima pilot’s chronograph of 1941. The watch, outfitted with caliber UROFA 59, was the first German chronograph to boast addition timing and “Tempostopp,” which we would call the flyback function today. This is a watch that set the standard in both aesthetics and function, and can well be viewed as a milestone of watch history. Alongside the Grand Flieger Classic in the typical vintage look that includes a fluted bezel, a model variation called Grand Flieger Airport with a smooth rotating bezel and 60-minute divisions is also available.
Sky Collection
Blue, green or red dials assure that the Sky is an exceptional eye-catcher. Sky’s attention-getting styling is further enhanced by its dial’s dark dégradé colour gradient, its polished stainless steel case and its fine Milanese bracelet. These newcomers offer an affordable entry into the world of Tutima. In contrast to the striking colour scheme on the dials, the rest of the design is puristically reduced to highlight the functionality that Tutima has always prioritized. The new Sky models expand the Tutima collection of entry-level wristwatches with a series that combines elements from yesterday and the watchmaking skills of today.
Patria Collection
Tutima preserves old Glashütte traditions while founding its own with the new watch model family PATRIA with its own manufactory movement. The name of this model line, which is derived from the Latin word for fatherland and homeland, symbolizes the return of Tutima to its roots in Glashütte in Saxony. The first model takes its visuals from the strictly limited minute repeater that was completely fabricated in Glashütte. The sapphire crystal case back of the PATRIA allows the observer an unimpeded view of the fine, gold-plated movement with its striking three-quarter plate, a component typical of nineteenth-century Glashütte pocket watches.
Tempostopp Collection
Tutima celebrated its ninetieth anniversary with the debut of the Tutima Tempostopp. The legendary pilot’s watch came to epitomize sturdy robustness, reliability and precision. The complex flyback function, known by its German name “Tempostopp” when it first debuted, enables the user to measure immediately successive intervals. The new Tutima Tempostopp, one of the rare German-made “flyback” calibers, carries the culture of Glashütte’s chronographic artistry into the future.
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Tempostopp
Tempostopp
6650-01SGD 48,682.24 excl. GST
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6121-05SGD 3,224.30 excl. GST
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6420-07SGD 8,093.46 excl. GST
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6420-09SGD 7,598.13 excl. GST
SGD 8,130.00 incl. GST