The New Tutima Patria Power Reserve

[koimaster]

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manufacture Tutima is better known for its robust sports watches and Flieger chronographs, the brand has also recently started to explore different territories and the concept of in-house movements. For Baselworld 2018, Tutima expands its high-end Patria collection with a practical power reserve indication model. Here is our hands-on with the Tutima Patria Power Reserve.
Since the fall of the Berlin wall, the Glashütte region (under the communist regime for decades) has seen a remarkable revival of its proud, vibrant watchmaking tradition. Celebrated by watch fans, the resurrection of Saxon watchmaking has given birth to distinctively unique timepieces that can easily stand toe-to-toe with the best Swiss workmanship. Tutima is a fine example of this phenomenon. Renowned for its accessible instrument watches, Tutima was headquartered for a long time in the north of Germany until the Delectate family moved the brand back to its original home, inaugurating a new manufacture in Glashütte. There, the brand handcrafts the high-end Patria watches. The collection celebrates the brand’s prestigious history (Tutima was the quality label of the UROFA-UFAG group back in the first half of the 20th century) with beautiful in-house movements, including the superb Tempostopp Fly-back chronograph.

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[conjurer]

That's really fucking big, and really fucking expensive, but it's still a badass watch.

[foghorn]

That's a pretty watch. Pretty expensive.
Another "lookin' at but not wearin' " watch.
And why the space between Made In and Germany-almost like they weren't sure.

[3Flushes]

Another awesome watch I'll never own.

The crown looks tension set into the guards. What a nice piece of work.

[artman]

That is beautiful but gad-dang that's expensive.