Tutima Glashütte: Special Edition for the Winners of the 2026 Hamburg Open
In May 2026, Tutima Glashütte once again highlighted its close connection to professional tennis as the Official Timekeeper of the ATP 500 Hamburg.
In addition to a strong presence on Center Court and in the hospitality area, the watch manufacturer Tutima Glashütte presented the singles and doubles champions with a copy of the official Winner’s Watch: an exclusive, custom-made version of the “M2 Seven Seas S.”
It is the biggest success of his career to date and the crowning achievement of an outstanding week of tennis at Hamburg’s Rothenbaum: In a high-level final, Ignacio Buse defeated the favored American Tommy Paul 7-6, 4-6, 6-3 and celebrated his first-ever ATP tournament victory last Saturday.
The Peruvian had traveled to Hamburg ranked 57th in the world, making him a clear underdog.
“This is very emotional for me and my family, who have put so much into this moment. I can hardly describe it. This is the happiest moment of my life,” says Ignacio Buse, putting his joy into words.
Just a few hours before the new crowd favorite’s victory, the German duo of Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz had already set a jubilant mood in the stands with their doubles win. The two Germans defeated the French pair of Sadio Doumbia and Fabien Reboul 6-3, 4-6, 10-8 to claim their third tournament title on the Alster.
“The two final matches on Saturday were the sporting highlight of an exciting tournament week in Hamburg. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Ignacio Buse on his phenomenal victory in the singles. Our congratulations also go to the German duo Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz, who put on a fantastic show for the home crowd,” said Matthias Stotz, Managing Director of Tutima Glashütte.
“We wish the three winners much joy with their special edition of the ‘M2 Seven Seas S’ and hope that the watch will always remind them of their success on Centre Court at Rothenbaum.”
As a special design feature, the caseback of the Winner’s Watch features a three-dimensional engraving of the legendary membrane structure of the Rothenbaum Stadium roof—a tribute to over 100 years of tennis history along the Alster and, for the winners, a lasting memento of the site of their triumph. The special edition with the unique case back is not available in stores and is reserved exclusively for the winners of the Hamburg Open.
