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Tutima Patria Steel with polished Enamel Blue Dial
so what do we make of this? It seems like the affordable product of a one night triste of LF and FPJ. Free sprung balance, Breguet overcoil and chaton mounted jewels to boot. 
photo from Tutima.
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Bruno.M1 visits Moritz Grossmann in Glashütte, exploring the German manufacture's haute horlogerie craftsmanship and unique finishing. Discover this independent brand.
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Tutima Patria Steel with polished Enamel Blue Dial
so what do we make of this? It seems like the affordable product of a one night triste of LF and FPJ. Free sprung balance, Breguet overcoil and chaton mounted jewels to boot. photo from Tutima. Rapwatch ...
Thanks FH. My only concern is
no inward angles, but at this price?...... Hmmm, Journe offers none when there are occasions to use more than 10 on the 1304. Lazy or a ‘different aesthetic’? Lol Rapwatch
Who cares about the technology: a TUTIMA disaster design-wise...
Where to start: the Nomos Ahoi-like crown protector? The hands' over-sized central point? The inexplicable double logo at the top? The unnecessarily thick bezel? The uninspired lugs? This watch brand (or should I say "watch brands"?) deserves scorn, rathe...
And the Galet square is a squashed rounded Panerai? And Journe's lugs are painful. Except, at least LF has shown some Observatory credentials in timekeeping; and as for Journe?
Interesting your view on Tutima who at least has an audited track record of quality for military supply. Rapwatch
A very nice watch, but too big for this style, IMO.
I believe its 43mm. Still good, though; but beyond my size preference for this style of watch. Cheers, John
I hear you...I just don't think it would work on the wrist (mine, at least).
But for sure it is an eye catching design and execution.
OK. I'll weigh-in.
Having looked at quite a few views on the web (unfortunately NOT in person, which can make all the difference, I realize) I just feel the seconds track is too bold, and detracts from the overall aesthetic. I look at the watch, and I don't see the time, I ...
Impressive for its price
Fired enamel with a nicely finished movement. Too large for my tiny wrist and not the aesthetic choices I would've made, but if you like the look and size, its a nice piece!