Tutima M2 Pioneer Chronograph
There is no doubt that the Tutima M2 Pioneer Chronograph is an attractive watch, as most German-designed watches are. But here at Watchreport, I do not review watches the same way everyone else does. Most sites try to be wordsmiths and tend to highlight the watch in a positive way. I just don’t do that. Instead, I do, what you probably do. I look at the watch overall, the movement, the use, and the feel, and of course, the price. Yes, this watch came out a few years ago, and as such, this sample I have for review is also a few years old and looks like it went a few rounds with a young Mike Tyson. That said, it gave me a look at what a piece that has been worn for a few years on a regular basis would look like, something I do not normally get to experience with review watches. Most watches are sent to me brand new or have only been in a few others hands before it arrives at my doorstep. This one has probably passed through 20-30 different hands, and that has allowed me to take a distinctive look at this expensive titanium chronograph.
Specifications:
Case: Titanium
Movement: Tutima 521 (modified Valjoux 7750 automatic)
Anti-Magnetic
Dial: Matte Black
Crystal: Flat Sapphire with anti-reflective coating on both sides
Water Resistance: 300M
Dimensions: 46.5 x 45.7mm
Lug width: 26mm
Strap: 26mm that tapers to 22mm
Weight on Strap: 125 Grams
Thickness: 16mm
Crown: Screw-down
Large Integrated Pushers
Price $6100 (As shown)
With titanium bracelet and strap, $6700
https://tutima.com/watches/m2/