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Bertucci introduces a field watch designed for the true professional

A-2TR Field Pro™

(CHICAGO) – Bertucci® Ultimate Field Watch™ introduces the A-2TR Field Pro™, a field watch designed for the professional who demands high-end performance and lasting durability. The A-2TR Field Pro™ is built on Bertucci’s U.S. Patented, 40mm titanium Unibody™ case with a unidirectional elapsed time ring.

The watch is available with Bertucci’s exclusive Italian Rubber NATO band. It uses a proprietary, high performance rubber material that offers extreme comfort, durability and pliability. Plus, it is resistant to salt water, chemicals and UV light.

The A-2TR Field Pro™ is also available with Bertucci’s B-Type heavy-duty nylon band in two colors (Black or Defender Olive).

“This watch is a functional tool for enthusiasts who rely on their gear to perform in the field,” said a spokesperson for Bertucci Performance Field Watches. “It can be used as a compass or timer, and it’s loaded with other pro-grade features you won’t find on other watches.”

Other notable features include:

  • 200m water resistance
  • Hardened sapphire crystal for scratch resistance
  • Precision, gold-plated Swiss quartz movement for accurate timekeeping
  • Swiss super luminous hands and markers for enhanced visibility in low-light conditions
  • Solid titanium with unbreakable band retention bars
  • Screw down crow for durability and reliable water resistance
  • Five-year battery life with a low battery indicator three months prior to full depletion
  • Three-year warranty
  • MSRP: $285 – $295

For more information about the A-2TR Pro Field Pro™ go to ultimatefieldwatch.com.

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