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Bertucci introduces the A-2A Golden Field

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(CHICAGO) – Bertucci Ultimate Field Watch unveils the A-2A Golden Field™,  a rugged and refined dress field watch with a striking gold look. The watch’s DNA is built around versatility, making it an ideal field watch for every occasion – indoors or out.

“The A-2A Golden Field is not your grandpa’s gold watch,” said a spokesperson for Bertucci. “This watch is built for comfort, performance, and durability with a gold look that will turn heads.”

The A-2A Golden Field is built around a 40mm case with a non-reflective anodized gold tone aluminum. It features Bertucci’s legendary A-2 U.S. Patented Uni-body™ construction, with no pins or spring bars that can often fail.

Other features include:

  • Accurate and long-lasting gold plated all-metal movement
  • Scratch-resistant R-Type mineral glass crystal
  • 100-meter water resistance
  • 4-year battery
  • Active Comfort™ ergonomic 4 o’clock crown does not impinge wrist movement

The A-2A Golden Field watch dials come in black or white with gold details and large, easy-to-read numbers with 12 and 24-hour markings. The Swiss Super Luminous hands and markers provide visibility in low-light conditions.

Watch wearers can customize their A-2A Golden Field with Bertucci’s long lasting and comfortable U.S. Patented, B-Type nylon webbing bands. New band colors for this watch come in Defender Olive Gold or Black Gold. Both are available with subtle stripe down the middle of the band or no stripe at all.

This watch is valued at $145 MSRP. For more information or to order the A-2A Golden Field, visit ultimatefieldwatch.com.

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