Glashütte, Germany
Tutima Glashütte
Glashütte maker whose history goes back to 1927, known for pilot chronographs and its own calibres.
In Horlobase, Tutima Glashütte cases run from 34 to 46.5 mm across, half of them between 40 and 43 mm. The thinnest is the Saxon One Lady S 34 mm (9 mm), the thickest the M2 Mara Safari Chronograph 46.5 mm (16 mm).
Coverage so far
0 of 20 references have at least one lug-to-lug figure; the brand itself publishes one for 0.
Tutima Glashütte references
| Watch | Ø | Thickness | Lug-to-lug | Calibre |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flieger Automatic 41.5 mm 6115-03 | 41.5 mm | 12.8 mm | — | — |
| Grand Automatic 41 mm 6105-01 | 41 mm | 13 mm | — | Tutima 330 |
| Grand Airport Chronograph 43 mm 6401-01 | 43 mm | 16 mm | — | Tutima 320 |
| Grand Chronograph 41 mm 6407-05 | 41 mm | 16 mm | — | Tutima 310 |
| Lady 36 mm 6700-03 | 36 mm | 10.7 mm | — | Tutima 340 |
| M2 Coastline 43 mm 6150-02 | 43 mm | 12.9 mm | — | Tutima 330 |
| M2 Seven Seas 44 mm 6151-01 | 44 mm | 13 mm | — | Tutima 330 |
| M2 Seven Seas S 44 mm 6155-02 | 44 mm | 13 mm | — | Tutima 330 |
| M2 Seven Seas S 40 mm (uncoated, 13 mm high) 6156-13 | 40 mm | 13 mm | — | Tutima 330 |
| M2 Chronograph 46 mm 6450-02 | 46 mm | 15.5 mm | — | Tutima 521 |
| M2 Pioneer 46.5 mm 6451-02 | 46.5 mm | 16 mm | — | Tutima 521 |
| M2 Mara Safari Chronograph 46.5 mm 6451-53 | 46.5 mm | 16 mm | — | Tutima 310 |
| Patria 41 mm 6612-01 | 41 mm | 11.2 mm | — | Tutima 617 |
| Saxon One M Automatic 40 mm 6121-01 | 40 mm | 11.5 mm | — | Tutima 330 |
| Saxon One 43 mm 6422-01 | 43 mm | 15.7 mm | — | Tutima 521 |
| Saxon One Lady 36 mm 6700-01 | 36 mm | 10.7 mm | — | Tutima 340 |
| Saxon One Lady S 34 mm 6702-01 | 34 mm | 9 mm | — | Tutima 140 |
| Seven Seas S 40.2 mm 6156-27 | 40.2 mm | 12.5 mm | — | Tutima 330 |
| Seven Seas S 40 mm 6156-30 | 40 mm | 12.5 mm | — | Tutima 330 |
| Sky Automatic 41 mm 6105-20 | 41 mm | 13 mm | — | Tutima 330 |
Calibres used by Tutima Glashütte
| Calibre | Power reserve | Frequency | Used in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tutima 330 | 38 h | — | 9 |
| Tutima 521 | 48 h | — | 3 |
About Tutima Glashütte
The Tutima name, from the Latin tutus ("safe"), marked from 1927 the best watches of the UROFA and UFAG factories in Glashütte. The brand still reissues their 1941 pilot's chronograph.
After the war Dieter Delecate relaunched Tutima in Lower Saxony. It returned to Glashütte in 2011 and makes its own calibres there again.