The Tutima Patria Evergreen is a limited-edition watch that combines natural elegance with Glashütte haute horlogerie. A textured green dial, titanium case, and a hand-wound caliber make this timepiece a true masterpiece of precision and refinement.
Founded in 1927 in Glashütte, the historic heart of German watchmaking, Tutima is a brand synonymous with precision, reliability, and distinctive design. Renowned for its aviator chronographs, Tutima has successfully combined a long tradition of craftsmanship with cutting-edge technological innovations, creating high-quality watches renowned worldwide. The return to Glashütte in 2008 marked a new era for the brand, which today produces in-house movements and iconic collections such as the Flieger, M2, Patria, and Saxon One. Luxury watch enthusiasts find Tutima to be the perfect balance of heritage, robustness, and modern style, making it a go-to for those seeking an exclusive and functional timepiece. Discover the history and features that make Tutima Glashütte watches unique.
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