所有腕錶
One of five independent manufactures in Glashütte — the birthplace of German fine watchmaking since 1845. In-house calibers. Family-owned since 1927. Manufacture watches from €1,830.
每一枚腕錶都由格拉蘇蒂同一批工匠親手打造。 我們的故事 →
這些腕錶已停產，但它們仍是Tutima家族的一部分。每一枚都可以在我們格拉蘇蒂的工廠維修。
運動 & 潛水
——DI 300
A titanium dive watch built for maximum demands.
Grand Classic Automatic
A conspicuous piece of history, 43mm with coin-edge bezel.
Grand Classic Black
Harder than steel: hardened PVD-coated Grand Classic.
Grand Classic Chrono UTC
Chronograph and UTC in the Grand Classic design, 43mm.
M2
Titanium. Mu-metal magnetic shielding. Built for the German Air Force in 1984 — when the rest of the world had given up on mechanical watches.
M2 Coastline
The M2 for people whose relationship with water doesn't require an abyss.
M2 Mara Safari
Named for the Masai Mara. A helicopter pilot wearing a Tutima started a conservation project. This is that watch.
M2 Seven Seas
The original M2 dive platform. Titanium — lighter than steel and warm on the wrist. 500 meters. 44mm.
M2 Seven Seas S
500 meters in steel. The kind of depth rating that means you stop thinking about water.
Pacific
A diver built for clarity, safety, and water resistance.
Pacific (Original)
The original Pacific diver: clarity, safety, and 200m water resistance.
Pacific 300
Titanium diver with compass bezel, rated to 300 metres.
Pacific Black
Hardened PVD-coated steel diver with 200m rating.
Pacific Chronograph
A quartz chronograph in titanium — the only non-mechanical heritage model.
Yachting Chronograph
Regatta-ready with 15-minute countdown in three color zones.
飛行員
——Classic Flieger Chronograph
Historic and exclusive: a striking hand-wound chronograph.
Eurofighter Typhoon Chronograph
A Flieger chronograph with UTC, styled for the Eurofighter programme.
Flieger Aero Club
Built for the people who actually fly. Tutima co-founded an aerobatics academy. This is its watch.
Flieger Automatic
The 1941 Flieger without the chronograph. Same dial. Same legibility. Nothing extra.
Flieger Automatic (36mm)
The aviation classic in its simplest form.
Flieger Chronograph F2
Versatile, comfortable, and built to last.
Flieger Chronograph F2 PR
Power reserve meets a classic pilot chronograph.
Flieger Chronograph F2 UTC
The classic F2 chronograph with a central 24-hour UTC hand.
Flieger Chronograph F3
The Flieger chronograph powered by Lemania 5100.
Flieger GMT
A compact 36.5mm Flieger with second time zone.
Flieger Legacy
Germany's first chronograph wristwatch was a Tutima. Built for the Luftwaffe in 1941. This is the direct line.
Flieger UTC
A 38.5mm Flieger with independent 24-hour UTC hand.
FX Automatic
The classic FX automatic with timing bezel.
FX Automatic UTC
Two hour hands: one for 12 hours, one for 24.
FX Chronograph
Clear contours and precise timing up to 12 hours.
FX Chronograph UTC
A pilot chronograph with central 24-hour second time zone.
Grand Flieger Airport
Ceramic bezel, day-date chronograph, three registers. The pilot's watch that left the cockpit.
Grand Flieger Classic
The 1941 dial layout. Almost nothing has changed.
Military Fliegerchronograph TL
The military chronograph with bidirectional bezel and full 24-hour display.
Military Fliegerchronograph TLG
The gold-accented military chronograph: 18k bezel and bracelet links.
Military NATO Chronograph
Timeless design born purely from function — the original NATO Chronograph.
Military NATO Chronograph T
The original NATO Chronograph, reinterpreted in titanium.
經典
——Grand Classic Alpha
Ceramic bezel meets solid 18k red gold. Limited to 100.
Grand Classic Reserve
Power reserve, big date, and rotating bezel in a Grand Classic case.
Hommage
The first minute repeater ever made in-house in Germany for a wristwatch. 550 components. You hear it before you see it.
Patria
Hand-wound. 171 parts. One person assembles each movement in Glashütte. Two to three years from first part to finished watch.
Saxon One
In-house chronograph module with a central minute hand — a complication most manufacturers skip because it's hard to do right.
Saxon One M
40mm. The same Glashütte finishing in a case that fits more wrists. The Tutima that surprises people.
Sky
Colour in a Glashütte watch. Hexagon relief dials. Sapphire front and back — the movement is visible and meant to be seen.
Tempostopp
A column-wheel flyback chronograph in 236 parts. 90 pieces in rose gold, named for the 1941 movement that started it all.
Valeo Reserve
Centered big date on two wheels, plus power reserve.
Valeo Reserve Gold
Big date and power reserve, refined in solid 18k rose gold.
女士
——Lady Sky
34mm. Asanoha leaf pattern on the dial — a motif from samurai armor, meaning strength. The first women's Sky.
Saxon One Lady
The Saxon One in 36mm. Also in 34mm quartz. The Glashütte finishing doesn't change with the size.
沒有腕錶符合這些篩選條件。