BERTUCCI| DX3 Field Watch | Nylon Band

Great watch. Face is a bit different from photo shown and wrist band is a bit darker more of an army olive green and I enjoy more than the forest green. I believe I got a newer model than shown possibly? The band is extremely nice heavy duty but feels light and I forget it’s even on my wrist sometimes. Secure and comfortable. So far I’m really enjoying this watch. Is a simple field watch and that’s what I wanted. Works perfect for me.

Going from the "just okay" to the "great" ...50M water resistance is merely okay. Nothing beats a certified diver's watch if water is a real concern. This is a field watch that might get wet/submerged here and there, but it won't have to endure strong river rapids or pounding surf.Lume is decent but doesn't last as long as Seiko's Lumibright or what they use on Citizen Promaster diver's. I'm fine with that since I usually don't check my watch at 4am in the dark.The choice of materials and design are where this watch really shines! The tough reinforced plastic case is brilliant. Integrated watch band retaining bars that are part of the case (instead of flimsy spring bars) is genius. When they say "no compromise design" they weren't kidding regarding this feature.To say the watch is light weight is an understatement. You truly forget you have it on.Crown at 4 o'clock ... Why other field watches don't have this as standard is beyond me. Any active/adventure watch should have the crown out of the way, not merely protected by crown guards, which this one does as well.The legibility is second to none. Font sizes and styles are as attractive as they are functional. The red secondhand is cool looking and unique.The overall appearance is attractive and solidly masculine without being over-the-top or looking like its trying too hard. Changing nato or zulu strap colors can express your style and fit the occasion. Make it look tactical/military, outdoorsy, sporty, or casual. Pretty much everything but dressy.Overall size and dimensions hit the sweet spot unless you have very large wrists or want something that stands out like a large case G-Shock, but that would defeat the purpose of a field watch which needs to stay out the way.This is an everyday watch that can go on adventures, do work around the house, or look cool on a nice nato or zulu strap while hanging out with your buds or enjoying weekend adventures with your SO.In summary, this is a keeper that will get plenty of wrist time - not to impress others, but because it's so comfortable, practical, and looks really cool! I wish I would have found this one years ago.

This is a very good low cost watch for field work. I've worn it doing some pretty heavy work, covered it in filth, cleaned it, and am very satisfied with the build quality. The only issue I have with it is that it was sold as luminous, but only the hands are really visible at night. If you need to be able to quickly check the time in a tent at night without turning on a flashlight this is not a great choice. The indices are lumed, but the lume is so thin and faint that they might as well not be. The lume on the hands is adequate, but not exceptional.

How is it that no one is thought about a plastic case on watch that's a durable lightweight and stylish for Bertucci is ahead of the game. It looks very nice the hands are very luminous in the dark the band is a very high quality and it's great band on top of all that it seems to be holding its time extremely accurately this item I would recommend over and over in fact I'm going to buy me another one maybe that's maybe a third even 460 bucks your grandfather your father and your son could all have one of these in the lasting forever

The watch had all the desirable traits I wanted and was inexpensive. Unfortunately, it stopped working for the second time today. In both cases, I originally thought I had inadvertently pulled the stem out, but that was not the case. It was delivered 11/20/2024 and failed the second time today, 12/18/2024. It is within the Amazon return window, and it will be returned today.The positive attributes of the watch are such that I want to believe the one I received is a rare anomaly. So I am going to order another one and hope it is better!

I purchased this watch because I wanted a plain watch that just told time. I like the classic military field watch look and this fits it perfectly.

Very light and comfortable. The hour hand is misaligned a touch such that when the minute hand is at the 12 mark, the hour hand is a little advance of the hour mark, very minor but also very annoying. The lume on the hands is nearly as good as my Orient USA, but the lume on the indices fades quickly and is not as good as the lume on my Seiko 5. Basically good lume on hands and that is it, nothing spectacular or unexpectedly disappointing. My watch arrived used (unexpectedly) and running with the time set and if the former owner lived in my time zone, it was keeping good time. This is a plastic, push-pull stem, solid pop-off backed watch that is a decent size, uses a Zulu strap, and is not a Casio. That last bit was my motivation for getting this particular item, and now I am wondering it is really worth the price difference.

Likes/my requirements:1. recessed face to minimize damaging the face.2. NATO type strap. This retains the watch in place better than a bracelet or leather strap.3. Readable.4. No more than 40 mm . I did not want a large clunker.5. Analog6. Protected dial and not sticking out at 90 degrees.Lacking, but subsequently to be only a minor demerit. I had wanted solar - another $100 or $200 for that feature. When I dug deeper in the research, the battery is rated at 4 years! This is an improvement over other quartz watches which may last slightly more than 2 years. $100 extra would pay for another strap and 1 and 1/2 battery changes and lunch.