Tutima — Glashütte, since 1927.

Assembling a Tutima manufacture movement with brass tweezers in Glashütte

Within days of the border opening, Dieter Delecate drove east to Glashütte. It took 22 years to bring it back. This is what they built.

141 watches

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Sport & Dive

Titanium, steel, 500 meters. Watches that handle the life you actually live.

M2 — Tutima Glashütte

M2

Titanium. Mu-metal magnetic shielding. The NATO chronograph entered Bundeswehr service in 1984 — this is its successor.

From €4.700

M2 Seven Seas S — Tutima Glashütte

M2 Seven Seas S

Steel. 500 meters. Cal. 330. Two sizes — 40mm and 44mm.

From €1.780

M2 Seven Seas — Tutima Glashütte

M2 Seven Seas

The original M2 dive platform. Titanium — lighter than steel and warm on the wrist. 500 meters. 44mm.

From €1.900

M2 Coastline — Tutima Glashütte

M2 Coastline

Titanium. Up to 300 meters. 12.9mm tall — slim for a watch rated to 30 atmospheres.

From €1.950

M2 Mara Safari — Tutima Glashütte

M2 Mara Safari

Marc Goss flies helicopters over the Masai Mara to protect elephant corridors. His father, a ranger and pilot in Kenya, wore a Tutima before him. 250 numbered pieces.

From €4.600

Pilot

One of the first German chronograph wristwatches was a Tutima. These are its descendants.

Grand Flieger Classic — Tutima Glashütte

Grand Flieger Classic

Riffled bezel and bold numerals from the 1941 Fliegerchronograph. Tutima's closest link to the original.

From €2.150

Grand Flieger Airport — Tutima Glashütte

Grand Flieger Airport

Ceramic bezel, day-date chronograph, three registers. The pilot's watch that left the cockpit.

From €2.150

Flieger Legacy — Tutima Glashütte

Flieger Legacy

One of the first German chronograph wristwatches was a Tutima — column-wheel Caliber 59, built for the Luftwaffe in 1941. The Legacy carries that design forward.

From €3.850

Flieger Automatic — Tutima Glashütte

Flieger Automatic

Bold numerals from the 1941 Flieger. No chronograph. Cal. 330 automatic. Legibility, nothing else.

From €1.550

Flieger Aero Club — Tutima Glashütte

Flieger Aero Club

Built for the people who actually fly. Tutima co-founded the Academy of Aviation Safety with Sean Tucker — National Aviation Hall of Fame, 24,000 flight hours.

From €1.550

“I was Mr. Tutima,” he said with a laugh — recalling the night he drove east, hours after the Berlin Wall fell, to find what remained of the company’s birthplace.

Dieter Delecate, WatchTime 2016

Classic & Dress

Hand-wound calibers. Glashütte finishing. The watches that justify the manufactory.

Hommage — Tutima Glashütte

Hommage

You hear it before you see it — gongs tuned to concert pitch. 550 components. The first minute repeater made in-house in Germany for a wristwatch.

From €192.500

Tempostopp — Tutima Glashütte

Tempostopp

A column-wheel flyback chronograph in 236 parts. 90 pieces in 18-karat rose gold. Cal. T659 — the number echoes the UROFA Caliber 59 of 1941.

From €39.600

Patria — Tutima Glashütte

Patria

Hand-wound. 171 parts. Assembled, decorated, and regulated entirely by hand in Glashütte. Two to three years from first part to finished watch.

From €8.600

Saxon One — Tutima Glashütte

Saxon One

In-house chronograph module. Central minute hand — driven from the dial center, not a subdial. Cal. 521.

From €2.900

Saxon One M — Tutima Glashütte

Saxon One M

40mm. Cal. 330 automatic. Stainless steel. Steel blue and maroon brown dials available.

From €1.850

Ladies

Same movements. Same standards. Different watch.

Sky — Tutima Glashütte

Sky

Colour in a Glashütte watch. Hexagon relief dials. Sapphire front and back — the movement is visible and meant to be seen.

From €1.680

Sky — Tutima Glashütte

Sky

34mm. Asanoha leaf pattern on the dial — a Japanese geometric motif symbolising strength and resilience. Cal. 335 automatic.

From €1.900

Saxon One Lady — Tutima Glashütte

Saxon One Lady

Cal. 340 mechanical, 36mm. Cal. 140 quartz, 34mm. Diamond-set variants in both.

From €1.450

Nearly a century of watches. From UROFA to NATO to Glashütte.

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