Bertucci is a titanium field-watch maker that sells direct at one price per model whatever the band, and publishes almost nothing else, no crystal, no water-resistance figure, no thickness. The decision it forces is whether to buy a $185 titanium quartz on the maker's word alone, or pay $4 more for a Vaer S5 that states every figure.
Checked 20 September 2026 · list prices on the maker's site that day unless marked street
Bertucci sells from bertucciwatches.com, one price per model whatever the band, $185 for every A-2T Original Classic variant and $295 for every A-4T Super Yankee, both in what it calls a Unibody titanium case. The spec sheet is where Bertucci differs from the makers it is priced against. The A-2T page text gives 3 facts, a 40 mm Unibody titanium case, a fixed bezel, and a quartz movement it does not name, with lume described in the brand's own phrase as Swiss Super-Luminous. Crystal, water resistance, thickness, lug-to-lug and band width are not in the page HTML, and whatever figures circulate for them elsewhere are not the maker's published words; the dashes in the table are the maker's silence.
At $185 the A-2T sits between the Timex Expedition Scout 40 at $95 and the Vaer S5 at $189, and it is the only titanium case of the 3; the Vaer, for $4 more, states 100 m, sapphire and 9.4 mm. At $295 the A-4T is priced against the Citizen Chandler Eco-Drive at $295 and the Boldr Venture at $299, a titanium automatic with 200 m, and both of those state their numbers.
The pages we pulled give no founding date, no home town and no assembly site for the brand, and nothing here is borrowed from elsewhere to fill them in. The A-4T page we fetched does not state a case size at all, which is why it is not in the table.
There is one row. The A-2T Original Classic is the 40 mm quartz the range is built around, in 4 reference numbers by band (12122, 12022, 12202, 12121). The A-4T Super Yankee sits above it at $295 with a quartz movement carrying a low-battery indicator, again unnamed; the tritium-lit Super Yankee Illuminated variant is $595 to $625. A search snippet from the maker's own site attaches a case size, a water-resistance rating and a sapphire crystal to the A-4T, but none of that text was on the page we fetched, so it stays out of the table until it is.
Ø40 mm · quartz · $185 · The only row · titanium · quartz
Bertucci A-2T Original Classic
Movementquartz (not named on page)
Case40 mm
Lug to lug—
Thickness—
Lug width—
Water resistance—
Crystal—
Bezelfixed
LumeSwiss Super-Luminous (brand wording)
Case materialtitanium, Unibody
Price$185
The A-2T is the Bertucci to buy, because it is the one whose page states a size, 40 mm, at $185. The page gives a Unibody titanium case, a fixed bezel, an unnamed quartz movement and lume it calls Swiss Super-Luminous, and nothing else, so crystal, water resistance, thickness and lug-to-lug are taken on trust or on a tape measure. For $4 more the Vaer S5 at $189 states everything, 48 mm lug-to-lug, 9.4 mm, 100 m, sapphire, in steel. The A-2T's case is titanium and the Vaer's is not, and that is what $185 buys that $189 does not.
Bertucci is for the buyer who wants a titanium quartz field watch under $200, one price whatever the strap, and who does not need the maker to put a number on the crystal or the water resistance before buying. Wrist size cannot be advised from a 40 mm figure alone, since the lug-to-lug is not published. Look elsewhere if you want the sheet filled in, since the Vaer S5 at $189 and the Timex Expedition Scout 40 at $95 both state water resistance and thickness; if you want titanium with a published rating, since the Boldr Venture at $299 is titanium, 38 mm by 44 mm and 200 m on a Seiko NH38A automatic; or if you want a mechanical, since neither Bertucci is one.
Where it sits against the field
At $185 the A-2T sits between the Timex Expedition Scout 40 at $95 (quartz, brass, 50 m, 11 mm thick) and the Vaer S5 at $189 (quartz, steel, 100 m, sapphire, 9.4 mm), and it is the only titanium case of the 3. At $295 the A-4T is priced against the Citizen Chandler Eco-Drive at $295, 37 mm and 100 m with no battery to change, and the Boldr Venture at $299, a titanium automatic with 200 m. Both of those state their numbers. Bertucci's argument is the titanium and the price; its handicap is a table that cannot show the rest.
Questions people ask
Are Bertucci watches titanium?
Yes, on the maker's own description: both the A-2T Original Classic and the A-4T Super Yankee are listed with a Unibody titanium case, Bertucci's term for it. No thickness, weight or lug-to-lug is published for either, and no other case material appears across the 2 lines. Both are quartz, at $185 and $295.
What movement is in a Bertucci watch?
A quartz movement the maker does not name. The A-2T page says quartz and nothing more; the A-4T page says quartz with a low-battery indicator. Neither is mechanical, and neither page states a calibre, a maker or a battery life, so the only fair statement is that both are battery quartz, at $185 and $295, with unnamed movements inside.
What is the difference between the Bertucci A-2T and A-4T?
Price and, on the published sheet, a low-battery indicator. The A-2T is $185 and 40 mm; the A-4T is $295 and its fetched page states no case size at all. Both are Unibody titanium with quartz inside and the brand's Swiss Super-Luminous lume. A tritium-lit Super Yankee Illuminated variant is $595 to $625.
