A Light Blue

Tutima Glashütte presents a new Patria with a light blue dial and a Grade 5 titanium case.

Lightness in color and form, paired with the finest watchmaking: the new Patria with its manufacture movement Tutima 617 is an invitation to experience time with ease – in the truest sense. The 41-millimeter case of this three-hand watch is crafted from highly polished Grade 5 titanium. This high-tech material not only impresses with its reduced weight and enhanced resilience, but is also exceptionally skin-friendly.

The architecture of the case is equally clear and refined. Constructed from only two components, it is designed without a separate caseback. Sapphire crystal on both the front and reverse ensures comprehensive protection while setting the stage for the shimmering light-blue dial – and what lies beneath: the manufacture movement Tutima 617, assembled from 171 individual parts and finished with loving attention to detail by the watchmakers in the Glashütte atelier.

Finesse in Design

The dial is the undeniable visual focal point. Like a bright blue sky, it magically draws the eye. Its three-dimensional pyramid structure captures the light from a variety of angles, allowing the soft blue hue to reveal ever-changing nuances. The vibrant interplay of radiant reflections and subtle shadows creates an alluring depth, forming a multifaceted diamond pattern. Applied and diamond-cut indices, together with in-house crafted and manually finished hands, set refined accents. In keeping with the color theme, they are coated with Super-LumiNova and glow blue in the dark.

The recessed small seconds with its fine grooved texture, the flat outer minute track, and the precisely proportioned relationship between hands and hour markers emphasize the harmonious balance of the Patria. The historic logo from the brand’s founding era seals this commitment to aesthetic excellence.

 

Finest Watchmaking in Precision

True to Glashütte watchmaking, the in-house hand-wound caliber Tutima 617 is executed with a three-quarter plate featuring fine ribbing, hand-beveled edges, and ruby bearings set in screwed gold chatons spanning the gear train and barrel.

The open-worked balance cock provides an unobstructed view of the in-house free-sprung oscillation system with a hand bent Breguet overcoil. The manual-winding caliber draws its energy from direct interaction with its wearer. Thanks to a specially engineered ratcheting mechanism and the ergonomically shaped crown, regular winding becomes a cherished ritual. When fully wound, the movement offers a power reserve of at least 65 hours.

The seemingly weightless hue of the dial is complemented by a light graphite-gray sheepskin leather strap, completing the Patria’s distinctly modern presence on the wrist. The finely tanned, hand-stitched strap with a titanium pin buckle is pleasingly supple and ensures – together with the curved lugs – exceptional wearing comfort.
The new Patria unites time-honored watchmaking with forward-looking freshness. The bright blue dial and Grade 5 titanium lend the classic three-hand manual-winding watch an elegant sense of lightness. And embody what may be the most precious luxury of all: the freedom to enjoy time with ease.