Tutima Tempostopp Chronograph Rose Gold Review

beerstyle · 2021-09-30T01:38:49Z

Beerstyle showcases the Tutima Tempostopp chronograph. Discover community insights on its engineering, design, rose gold limited edition, and unique movement.

Beerstyle's post highlights the Tutima Tempostopp, showcasing its design and movement through multiple images. This thread brings attention to a lesser-seen but highly regarded independent watchmaker, sparking discussion about Tutima's craftsmanship and specific models. The community engages with the watch's aesthetics, engineering, and the rarity of its movement.

Key Points from the Discussion

The Tutima Tempostopp, along with the Patria collection, is highly praised for its superb engineering, finish, and design, with the case being particularly well-executed despite its 43mm size.
The Tempostopp and Admiral Blue models are identified as favorite Tutima references, noted for being seldom seen in the wild.
The original poster clarifies that his Tempostopp is a limited edition of 90 pieces in rose gold, and that its specific movement has not appeared in any other watch.
The watch's backside is particularly admired for its beauty, with contributors appreciating the detailed view of the movement.
A question is raised about whether the Tempostopp has ever been offered in white metal, indicating interest in different material options for this model.

The Discussion

FabR

Sep 30, 2021

Very interesting, and the backside is especially beautiful! Thanks for the nice pictures👍

emcquillan

Sep 30, 2021

Nicht schlect. Dial and movement. May I ask the proportions.

beerstyle

Sep 30, 2021

43mm

but wears like 41mm coz of the short curved lugs

emcquillan

Oct 1, 2021

Thank you. Very nice piece.

orahu

Sep 30, 2021

Very nice, indeed. We don’t often see Tutima on this forum. Thanks for sharing this reference.

beerstyle

Sep 30, 2021

Thanks man!

My pleasure to share

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