Skip to main content

Bertucci Ultimate Field Watch introduces the A-1S

(CHICAGO) – For more than 20 years, Bertucci® Ultimate Field Watch™ has been creating authentic, high-performance field watches. Now, Bertucci is rolling out a new field watch that is over two decades in the making. The A-1S Field™ takes the best that Bertucci has to offer and packs it into this watch at an attractive price point.

“The A-1S Field is the culmination of the best we have to offer when it comes to classic style and design, as well as functionality and performance,” said a spokesperson for Bertucci Ultimate Field Watch. “We set out to create a quintessential field watch for those who seek authenticity.”

The A-1S Field is built around a traditionally sized 36mm brushed stainless steel case. The case is comfortable and built to withstand anything one might encounter out in the field or a day at the office.

The case integrates U.S. patented unbreakable lug bars which means no pins to remove when changing out bands. The integrated lug bars make it easy to swap out nylon or leather bands on the fly – no tools required. The case also comes with a hardened mineral crystal for scratch resistance and an offset crown at the four o’clock position to not impinge wrist movement.

The watch face is available in either black or white with numbers that are bold and easy to read. The face includes 12 and 24-hour markings along with Swiss Super Luminous hands and markers for visibility in low-light conditions.

The A-1S comes with a U.S. Patented, B-Type nylon band that is extremely durable and comfortable on the wrist. The ¾” nylon band is available in four colors: Black, Defender Drab, Defender Olive and Mariner Blue.

The A-1S Field is powered by an all-metal, gold-plated quartz movement that is highly reliable and accurate. Other features include: 100m water resistance, four-year battery life and a three-year warranty. The watch retails for $100.

For more information about the A-1S Field™, visit ultimatefieldwatch.com.

The post Bertucci Ultimate Field Watch introduces the A-1S appeared first on Southern Jewelry News.



from Southern Jewelry News https://ift.tt/wzYq7Vk
Labels:

Popular posts from this blog

Botswana’s ODC Halts All Rough Sales

Okavango Diamond Company (ODC) has halted all rough sales as global demand remains at record low levels. It says it has cancelled its November auction and may do likewise in December. “For the first time, we have had to build up inventory as we do not want to just irresponsibly release goods into a market […] The post Botswana’s ODC Halts All Rough Sales appeared first on The Jewelry Magazine . from The Jewelry Magazine https://ift.tt/ulKAeoZ
Read more

Furry Friends on the Job: Say hello to Ember of Jewelry Savers

Reading Time: < 1 minute Say hello to Ember! Ember is an adorable and spunky 2-year-old Shih Tzu. She works at Jewelry Savers in Wichita, Kansas. While not busy with her store greeter duties, Ember can often be found sleeping in one of her three different dog beds. She just loves a good tummy rub and is wonderful with children visitors. In addition to her greeter responsibilities she is a confident and elegant jewelry model. The entire staff at Jewelry Savers is grateful for Ember’s love and hard work. See all our Furry friends Do you have a furry friend that helps out in your store? Tell us about it and send a picture to  bill@southernjewelrynews.com . The post Furry Friends on the Job: Say hello to Ember of Jewelry Savers appeared first on Southern Jewelry News . from Southern Jewelry News https://ift.tt/aRmKvZy
Read more

The Story Behind the Stone: Metal Mashup

Reading Time: 6 minutes I have to confess I just learned about electrum when this topic crawled up on my radar. We love the wide range of jewelry metals today that give consumers tremendous options for creating the exact piece of their dreams. Metal alloys are some of the more exciting variations for imaginative jewelry designers to work with. These options better reflect the tastes of a client and help them to personalize their jewelry, making it truly unique to them. Brooch with a griffin, from the necropolis of Kameiros, Rhodes, c.  625–600 BC (Louvre). Natural Alloy One topic catching my eye at the moment is a rare and naturally occurring metal alloy – electrum. This word, electrum may be uncommon to modern society, but it’s a Latin word derived from the Greek electron mentioned in the Odyssey referring to a metallic substance consisting of gold alloyed with silver. Electrum was usually called white gold in antiquity. But more accurately it was described as pale gold since ...
Read more