Tutima Glashütte

Buying guide

About Tutima Glashütte

Tutima's roots go back to Glashütte in the 1920s, and it is best known for pilot's chronographs. After many years in northern Germany, the company returned to Glashütte, where it now makes its watches.

Its watches are robust tool watches, such as the Flieger and M2 chronographs, alongside the Patria, a classic dress watch with an in-house movement.

Signature models

Flieger

Pilot's watches and chronographs with high legibility.

M2

Robust titanium chronographs and divers, including the Seven Seas.

Patria

A classic dress watch with an in-house hand-wound movement.

What to know before you buy

• Many M2 models use titanium cases, which are light and resistant to corrosion.
• Check the specifications for the movement: Tutima uses both in-house and modified Swiss calibres.