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Langnam · 27 October 2006, 02:50 AM

But what does "German" mean in a German watch? The Tutima that CJ posted sports an ETA 7750 movement. I know Nomos uses their own german made movement, not sure about the Muehle, but those Limes also use some type of Eta.
I suppose they're assembled in Germany, but really, imo they may as well say "swiss made" if the movement isn't built in Germany.

27 October 2006, 02:50 AM	#7
Langnam "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: USA Posts: 954	But what does "German" mean in a German watch? The Tutima that CJ posted sports an ETA 7750 movement. I know Nomos uses their own german made movement, not sure about the Muehle, but those Limes also use some type of Eta. I suppose they're assembled in Germany, but really, imo they may as well say "swiss made" if the movement isn't built in Germany.