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Manual winding chronometers are a rare category, nowadays.
2 Germans walk into a bar...
Well, technically, into a restaurant for lunch. I had the pleasure today of seeing my old LE #7, and the very good friend I sold it to. I wore my Tutima, so we could unite these two compatriots. I'll stand by my reply to Nicolas' thread below - this 25 pi...
Sal, I am blown away with the Tutima.
It has surpassed all of my expectations (purchased sight unseen, ordered just from the photos I could find). The quality is on level with any of my best pieces from AP, Parmigiani, etc. I will be posting much more about it.
It reminded me of a very special piece...
CHRONOMÈTRE SOUVERAIN ANNIVERSAIRE TOKYO - Polished Titanium, CS - Calibre 1304 Limited Series: 20 pieces (2005) Source: Quattro www.watchprosite.com / This was a Grail piece for me at one time ...
I see the similarities with the polished titanium, grey dial, and guilloche
The FPJ is stunning! PS, I have ironically considered a burgundy strap for the Tutima as a future alternate! Now I am convinced it would be great.
That GO would be lovely without a date
I would go as far as wishing for a hand wound movement for a thinner package as well.
The Tutima as well! 65 hours of reserve with just 50 turns of the crown...
I expect many more members will add one of these when they try it in person. There is also a darker anthracite dial and a lighter silver dial in this Patria titanium series. Someone had to go first, and as I posted above, I am delighted with the watch in ...
Indeed. I had almost forgotten how hefty the GO is.
Especially comparing to the titanium Tutima.
The simplicity of the Tutima has won my heart.
But I will always respect the technical merits of the GO caliber 58-01.