Grand Flieger Classic
In 1941, the Luftwaffe approved a dial layout for its chronograph wristwatch — the Tutima Fliegerchronograph. Large Arabic numerals. Railroad minute track. Two registers at 9 and 3. Eighty years later, the Grand Flieger Classic uses the same layout. The proportions are faithful. The numerals are the same style. What changed is the movement inside — modern Tutima calibers — and the fact that the pilot wearing it probably chose to, rather than being issued it. The closest visual link to the watch that started the company.
Classic Chronograph 6408-02
Ref. 6408-02
The 1941 dial layout. Almost nothing has changed.
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Classic Chronograph 6408-01
Ref. 6408-01
The 1941 dial layout. Almost nothing has changed.
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Classic Automatic 6108-02
Ref. 6108-02
The 1941 dial layout. Almost nothing has changed.
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Classic Automatic 6108-01
Ref. 6108-01
The 1941 dial layout. Almost nothing has changed.
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Classic Automatic 6102-06
Ref. 6102-06
The 1941 dial layout. Almost nothing has changed.
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Classic Automatic 6102-03
Ref. 6102-03
The 1941 dial layout. Almost nothing has changed.
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ARCHIVE
Classic Automatic 6102-01
Ref. 6102-01
The 1941 dial layout. Almost nothing has changed.
Heritage Collection
ARCHIVE
Classic Automatic 6102-02
Ref. 6102-02
The 1941 dial layout. Almost nothing has changed.
Heritage Collection
Classic Chronograph 6402-01
Ref. 6402-01
The 1941 dial layout. Almost nothing has changed.
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Classic Chronograph 6402-02
Ref. 6402-02
The 1941 dial layout. Almost nothing has changed.
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