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Bertucci® introduces the new A-2S Ballista X1 Illuminated™

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(CHICAGO) – Bertucci© Ultimate Field Watch™ is excited to introduce its newest model, the tactical-grade and innovative A-2S Ballista X1 Illuminated. This matte black stainless-steel watch sets a new quality standard for visibility in low conditions for self-powered lighting systems.

Bertucci reports, the luminosity of the A-2S Ballista X1 Illuminated is 60 percent brighter than the standard for time measurement instruments. The watch features a Swiss Super Luminous dial that intensely glows for hours based on light exposure.

“We set out to make a professional and high-performing watch that enhances legibility in any lighting,” said a spokesperson for Bertucci. “Designed for enthusiasts, the A-2S Ballista X1 Illuminated is a durable watch that can be used day or night in anytime type of lighting.”

The A-2S Ballista X1 Illuminated (MSRP $345) features an increased battery life of 5 years and a 200-meter water resistance rating.

Additional features include:

  • Swiss gold-plated and jeweled quartz all-metal movement
  • Scratch-resistant R-Type hardened sapphire crystal
  • Active Comfort™ ergonomic 4 o’clock crown
  • Easy-to-read numbers with 12 and 24-hour markings
  • Low battery indicator
  • Durable screw-down crown and case back
  • 3-year warranty

Watch wearers and outdoor enthusiasts can customize the A-2S Ballista X1 Illuminated with Bertucci’s long-lasting, comfortable nylon webbing bands. Band colors for this watch are Black, Defender Drab, Defender Khaki, Defender Olive, and two camo options, Digicam and Multicam.

For more information visit ultimatefieldwatch.com.

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