Bertucci Super Sport Titanium Field Watch - Brown & Orange Racing Stripe - Swiss Quartz - Unibody Case

The Artifact

Bertucci is a brand famous for one obsessive design philosophy: the unbreakable watch. They are best known for their patented solid titanium cases featuring integrated, fixed lugs. There are no spring bars to snap or bend. It is a single, solid piece of metal built for the absolute worst conditions.

But this specific model—the Super Sport—takes that indestructible military DNA and injects it with pure 1970s track-day adrenaline. The matte chocolate brown dial is split by a bold, vertical neon orange racing stripe. It is an automotive motif that continues seamlessly onto the heavy-duty nylon strap. It’s loud, incredibly legible, and distinctively retro.

The Machine

Don't let the vintage racing aesthetic fool you; this is a serious piece of field gear.

The Case: Crafted from solid, matte-finished Titanium. It is exceptionally lightweight on the wrist but exponentially stronger than steel, and highly corrosion-resistant.

The Movement: Powered by a reliable Swiss Quartz movement for set-and-forget accuracy.

The Specs: It boasts 100 Meters of Water Resistance, an offset crown at 4 o'clock (so it doesn't dig into your wrist during active use), and "Super Luminous" hands and markers for high-contrast night visibility.

The Condition

Grade: Excellent.

Case: The matte titanium finish is exceptionally clean with only very faint signs of handling.

Crystal: Clear and legible.

Strap: The original Bertucci nylon strap is in great condition, with the orange racing stripe perfectly color-matched to the dial.

The Spec

Maker: Bertucci

Model: Super Sport

Case Material: Solid Titanium (Unibody)

Movement: Swiss Quartz

Water Resistance: 100M

Lugs: Fixed / Integrated (Unbreakable)

Dial: Brown with Orange Racing Stripe & Super Luminous Numerals

Strap: Heavy-Duty Nylon Zulu/NATO Style

Why It Belongs Here

We love objects that blend two distinct worlds. This is a watch built to survive a trench, but styled to drive a vintage Porsche. It offers the lightweight, bulletproof utility of a modern titanium field watch, but with a dial that doesn't take itself too seriously.