Tutima Glashütte — independent family manufacture. Founded 1927.
Power Reserve
Ref. 6602-01
Hand-wound.
€22,800 €€€
Recommended retail price in Germany incl. VAT. International pricing may vary.
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Caliber 617. 171 parts.
Why This Watch
Hand-wound. Caliber 617: 171 parts, assembled, decorated, and regulated entirely by hand in Glashütte. The process takes weeks. Breguet overcoil made in-house — a hairspring shape that keeps more consistent time because it breathes concentrically instead of lopsidedly. Regulated in six positions, because the angle of your wrist changes throughout the day, and Tutima tests for that. 65-hour power reserve — three days between winds. Glashütte finishing on every surface, including the ones you will never see unless you flip it over. From rose gold Admiral to the 2025 Patria Titan in grade 5 titanium. The only moving part you touch is the crown.
About This Watch
The building was a railway track-master's office. They started making watches there on March 1, 2008.
— Glashütte Manufaktur
Caliber
Caliber 618
The Power Reserve
Caliber 618
The Power Reserve
Cal. 617 base with power reserve indicator.
171 · Components. Hand-wound. Breguet overcoil.
— Cal. 617 · Patria
INHORGENTA 2026 · Mechanical Watch of the Year. Patria in Titan.
— INHORGENTA AWARD · Munich · February 2026
Other calibers in this collection
Specifications
| Caliber | Tutima Cal. 618 |
| Movement | Hand-wound |
| Jewels | 27 |
| Frequency | 3 Hz 21.600 A/h |
| Power Reserve | 65 h |
| Functions | Hour, Minute, Small seconds, Display der Power reserve on "9" |
| Case Diameter | 43 mm |
| Case Height | 11.2 mm |
| Case Material | 18 Carat Rose gold (4N) polished |
| Water Resistance | 5 bar |
| Dial | electroplated silver, Fine Fluted pattern, Arabic numerals |
| Strap / Bracelet | Alligator mokka |
In Context
The Collection
Stories
The Patria Titan: Home in a New Material
· 2025Caliber 617: 171 parts, assembled entirely by hand, hand-wound. A Breguet overcoil shaped in-house. Six-position regulation — the standard is five. For 2025, the Patria arrives in grade 5 titanium for the first time: lighter than steel, warm against the skin.
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Tutima Returns to Glashütte
· 2005–2008The day the Berlin Wall fell, Dieter Delecate drove east. In 2005, he found a heritage-listed railway building in Glashütte with a sign in the window: 'I COULD BE YOURS.' He bought it. Production began March 1, 2008 — sixty-three years after the Soviets dismantled the original.
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BASELWORLD 2017: A Brilliant Achievement from Glashütte
BASELWORLD 2017: A Brilliant Achievement from Glashütte Tutima celebrates its ninetieth anniversary with the debut of the Tutima Tempostopp encasing new Calibre T659, whi…
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Generation Glashütte
Generation Glashütte In Basel Tutima presents a fine manufacture caliber, a game-changing new model family and an updated classic – all “Made in Glashütte”.
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Patria Means Home. And So Much More.
Patria Means Home. And So Much More. Finely finished fusion of history and present: Tutima Glashütte introduces three new variants of the manufacture line Patria, made fr…
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“I believe the Patria can stand up against Vacheron Constantin or AP easily in terms of finishing and quality.”
More from this family
Both hand-wound, both assembled entirely by hand. The Patria keeps time; the Tempostopp measures it — with a column-wheel flyback descended from UROFA.
Tempostopp →Same workshop, different emphasis. The Patria in precious metals, hand-wound; the Saxon One in steel with a central minute hand chronograph.
Saxon One →Glashütte dial finishing connects them — sunray on the Patria, embossed Asanoha hexagons on the Sky. Different geometry, same workshop.
Sky →