A Powerful Duo: Tutima Glashütte Welcomes Andrea Petković as Its New Brand Ambassador
With multiple WTA tournament winner Andrea Petković serving as its brand ambassador, the watch manufacturer Tutima Glashütte underscores its commitment to elite sports and its role as Official Timekeeper for the ATP 500 Hamburg and WTA 500 Berlin.
“Andrea Petković is one of the most successful German female tennis players of recent years and today is a leading voice far beyond the world of tennis,” emphasizes Matthias Stotz, Managing Director of Tutima Glashütte.
“Anyone who has met Andrea in person knows that she embodies values such as authenticity, passion, and performance—which makes her the perfect ambassador for our brand. We warmly welcome her to the Tutima team!”
“I am very pleased about the partnership with Tutima Glashütte. As one of Germany’s most traditional watch brands, Tutima continues to stand for genuine craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the pursuit of perfection,” explains Andrea Petković.
“Whether I’m traveling between my home in Germany and my adopted home in New York, or attending tournaments and events around the globe—my ‘Tutima Sky’ accompanies me as a sporty, reliable, and beautiful timepiece for every occasion. I only take it off to set a new time zone when I’m traveling.”
Throughout her long professional career, Andrea Petković achieved numerous international successes. As a top-ranked player, she won seven WTA titles, reached the semifinals of the French Open, and climbed into the top 10 of the world rankings. Today, Andrea Petković works as an author, host, and international TV analyst.
Tutima: Official Timekeeper in Hamburg and Berlin
Tutima Glashütte is once again the Official Timekeeper for the ATP 500 Hamburg and WTA 500 Berlin. These two tournaments are considered the most important of their kind in Germany.
In addition to a strong presence on Center Court and in the fan and VIP zones, the watchmaker honors the singles and doubles champions with a Champions’ Watch each.
ATP 500 Hamburg Open
With a history spanning more than a century, the Hamburg Open is one of the most historic tournaments on the international tennis calendar, and in 2026 it will be stronger than ever:
Eleven players from the top 20 of the world rankings have already confirmed their participation in the ATP 500 tournament, which will be held at the Stadion am Rothenbaum from May 16 to 23. The field is led by local hero Alexander Zverev, as well as top-10 stars Félix Auger-Aliassime, Ben Shelton, and Lorenzo Musetti. Last year’s champion, Flavio Cobolli, is also returning to the Alster.
WTA 500 Berlin
Exactly one month later, the WTA 500 Berlin will bring a taste of Wimbledon to Steffi Graf Stadium. At Germany’s largest grass-court tournament, taking place from June 13 to 21, the world’s top women’s tennis players will be competing not only for the coveted title but also for a successful dress rehearsal ahead of the season’s highlight on Church Road.
There is just one week between the final in Grunewald and the first serve in London. Accordingly, the world’s best players are using the WTA 500 tournament in the capital as a crucial test of their form on grass. Tennis fans can once again expect a field of players at the highest Grand Slam level—including U.S. superstar and reigning French Open champion Coco Gauff, who has already confirmed her participation.
