TUTufina Watches★★★★★
Not really German
These are cheap and nasty Chinese watches, playing on the name "Tutima", which is a genuine German watch brand. I strongly recommend reading some online watch forums before buying, it turns out that Tufina are not really German, they lie about where they get parts, their watches commonly err by several minutes per day, and the cases are wafer thin. Avoid like the plague.
Edit 11/10/25 In response to Tufina's comments. Simply resurrecting an old company trademark does not in any way prove you share the original values, knowledge, expertise or approach. I collect quality mechanical watches, particularly German brands. The likes of Nomos, A. Lange, Maurice Grossman and Glashütte Original use in-house movements, while the the likes of Sinn, Mühle, Tutima, Laco, Stowa and Damasko use high quality Swiss base movements and modify them in-house.
Can you please tell me which of the above you do? Why do numerous experts say your movements are well-known cheap Chinese models? Can you confirm here, in writing that the movement parts, cases and straps are genuinely "made in Germany"? Can you give us your current German factory address, because the photo on your website is of a building occupied by Nordson EFD? Or a website where we can see video of German workshops and watchmakers manually machining components and assembling large numbers of movements? Can you tell us why you're on record admitting to one customer that your movements are Chinese? Or why numerous watch experts/collectors say your watches are not what you claim?
I'm sure your watches are adequate fashion pieces, and I have absolutely no objection to that, but please stop trying to fool people into believing they're something they're not.
2025-10-09
COCouameder★★★★★
Highly Dubious at Best
I was just greeted by an advert on youtube for a £58 brushcutter "made in germany" that linked to these guys. I've been buying products from Germany for 25 years, so know the brands extremely well, as well as general prices for various product sectors, so immediately smelled a rat.
On inspection, the website address and phone number are Chinese, and the domain registration is in China. In some of the photos the product is covered in Chinese writing, while another photo claims it's excellent at "cutting bamboo crops", which I doubt there's much call for in Baden-württemberg.
On top of that, the alleged brand "Voneu" doesn't even exist according to Google, and it certainly isn't an established German company. So, at the very least, we know they lie a lot.
Given that something like a Stihl brushcutter, which really is made in Germany, will cost you £500+ I suspect this thing is about as German as Winston Churchill. Far more likely to be Chinese tat exploiting Germany's reputation for quality. I'll be giving it a miss.
2025-06-19有帮助 13
APApple★★★★★
Breathtaking Incomptence
I find myself driven to write this in exasperation at itunes behaviour. I have a fast, very fast, PC, a Ryzen 5900 with 64mb of ram, running Windows 10 64. It is also very well sorted, all the right bios settings, drivers and firmware. I have a lot of software all running at once, including very big graphic design files using lots of resources, yet the only thing that ever courses it to crash it b***** itunes. And it doesn't just lunch itself, oh no, it's like a full-on throwback to Windows 98 days where the whole system becomes unresponsive until eventually you have to do a hard reset. It's hilarious that Apple peddle themselves as elite, when in reality they are totally inept compared to most other modern software producers.
2022-02-10
