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D’abord le site …
C’est un simple 7760 ( la version manuelle du 7750) mais je la trouve choucarde, et surtout ça permet de laisser au chaud la Vixa si fragile.
Ca pourrait bien se transformer en CHI rapidement voire très très rapidement ….
Qu’en pensez-vous ?
(source : http://monsite.wanadoo.fr/militarywatch/index.jhtml )
– Hanhart en vente sur Chrono24
Il y a aussi les tutima dans lé même esprit ou les buran de chez Poljot -Kirova (1er manufacture de Moscou)
– Boutique en ligne de Hanhart
Merci Dynamo …Toujours hyper efficace !
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Contraria contrariis curantur. (Les contraires se guérissent par les contraires).Le design Tutima Hanhart est proche mais qu’est-ce qu’il y a comme calibre dans la Tutima ?
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Contraria contrariis curantur. (Les contraires se guérissent par les contraires).Tutima WWII :
(Source : http://www.knirim.homepage.t-online.de/a01mond.htm)
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Reichs-Luftwaffe: Fliegerchronograph Tutima Glashütte, Cal. 59 Producer : Uhrenfabrik AG, Werk: Uhrenrohwerke-Fabrik AG Glashütte
Description:
Pilots Chronographs of the Reichsluftwaffe:
Tutima Glashütte, Cal. Urofa 59, Movt. and Case-Nr. 204172, 17 Jewels, ca. 1944, screwed case body with turning bezel, black dial with luminous arabic indication, second hand and 30-min.- counter luminous hands, movement gold or silver finished with glucydur lever and partly shock resist.
The early cases are molded of one piece the older with thinner body and large winding knob.
Short time metering is started by the upper button and maybe stopped and started again without returning to zero. The lower button resets the measurement while stopped or in ‘flight’ (Fly Back Function). The lower button and the marking on the bezel were painted in red.
Specifications:
The well-known wrist chronographs of ‘Tutima Glashuette’ and the ‘Hanhart’ ordered for the pilots of hunters and especially the ‘Stuka’, which meant air-surface combat fighters. This chronographs had the flyback function, which means that the chronograph could be readjusted to zero in operation, and was, for a long time, the standard of the Bundesluftwaffe and the French Air Force.
The high quality of this timepiece makes enthusiastic each time you see a Tutima chronograph with its construction of the movement (Breguet coil). There are early pieces with gold-plated movements; later, these were silvered and shock resistant. The cases are nickeled brass.
These are rare and expensive collectables!
Hanhart WWII
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Reichs-Luftwaffe: Fliegerchronograph Pilots Chronograph /Producer: Adolf Hanhart GmbH Aldingen/Schwarzwald
Description:
Pilots chronograph Hanhart: Two push buttons (Cal 41) with or wothout turning bezel, black dial with luminous indication and hands small second and 30 min counter. Nickel finished movement with compensation balance and Incabloc shock resist. The lower reset button was mostly red coloured to prevent from beeing pushed at the wrong time. The movement with one button is the same as in the pocket chronograph of the Naval artillery. The cases are nickeled brass.
Application:
The well-known wrist chronographs of ‘Tutima Glashuette’ and the ‘Hanhart’ were officially constructed and ordered for the pilots of hunters and especially the ‘Stuka’, which meant air-surface combat fighters. This chronograph had the flyback function, which means that the chronograph could be readjusted to zero in operation.One can get enthusiastic each time seeing a Luftwaffe chronograph with its construction of the movement. From Hanhart of Aldingen in the Black Forest, there are different types of chronographs: one or two push buttons each, with and without turnmg bezel.
Photo: Commander Oberst Robert Kowalewski of the ‘Kampfgeschwaders 76’ with destroyers Arado 234 with a Hanhart chronograph at his wrist.
Kirova – Poljot cal 59 (URSS)
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Use of German Technology by the Soviets after WWII Tutima Glashütte Cal. 59
Producer: 1. Moskauer Uhrenfabrik / First Moscow Watch Factory, German Technology used after the war
Description:
– Tutima cal 59 no. 214545 by the 1. Moscow Watch Factory. This item has still a lot parts made in Glashütte but no jewels.
– Kirowa cal 59 no. 00518 by the 1. Moscow Watch Factory in 3. Quarter of 1949, case and movement completely made in Moscow. The watch shows a good manufaction standard though the movement parts have got little finish effort.Application:
The production lines of the watch factory Uhrenfabrik AG Glashütte and the movement factory Uhren-Rohwerke Fabrik AG Glashütte were dismantled including all material and drawings starting in May 1945 and transported to the First Moscow Watch Factory until August 1945.The chromed case with nickel back is completely new made in Moscow. The dial is Glashütte but 1.MUF printed in Cyrillic letters
- ZEN a écrit:
- Le design Tutima Hanhart est proche mais qu’est-ce qu’il y a comme calibre dans la Tutima ?
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http://www.tutima.de/ => Valjoux/ETA 7760
Donc les même calibres, le même look mais peut-être pas le même tarif …
Merci Dynamo
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Contraria contrariis curantur. (Les contraires se guérissent par les contraires).Poljot :
( source : http://www.poljot24.de/en/pd-1833540784.htm?categoryId=3)Poljot Buran Chronograph
(source : http://poljot-times.com/russian-watches/product_info.php?cPath=21_24_67&products_id=238 )
(Source http://www.aviator-watch.com/)
- ZEN a écrit:
- Donc les même calibres, le même look mais peut-être pas le même tarif …
Merci Dynamo
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– Poljot 3133 dans les 260$ à 300€
– Tutimat a normalement un moindre prix que hanhartLa hanhart a plusieurs intérêt par rapport à la Tutima dont :
– la finition meilleure
– le poussoir décalé
– elle est plus lourde.Alors, est-ce que cela justifie l’écart de prix, je ne sais pas mais entre les deux, je prends Hanhart.
je prends un vrai vixa !!
ou j’economise pour trouver le hanhart de l’epoque
il y en a un beau en boite acier sur finnertimes
cdtSinon, tu peux rechercher une poljot d’époque.
Les russes avaient récupéré l’outillage de Tutima au titre des dommages de guerre et ont continué la fabrication. Là, je crois que ce sera difficile de trouver plus rare et exclusif
l’histoire là:
http://www.network54.com/Forum/message?forumid=306982&messageid=1098614088La cote d’un Kirova calibre 59 tutima est plus forte qu’un Tutima d’épaoque et qu’un hanhart. Le vixa en comparaison est bon marché.
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