Product Description
The perfect combination of form and function, the B-1TE boasts a US Patented solid titanium, black Ion finish case that features a scratch resistant mineral glass crystal, and a heavy duty band attaching method that will survive years of vigorous activity. The rugged DX3 case features 100 M water-resistance, an ergonomically placed screw down crown at the 4 o???clock position, and a screw-down case back. The highly durable band utilizes a two-ply box stitch construction that is manufactured from military spec. black nylon that can be easily changed without tools to a DX3 leather band (sold separately). The precision Japan quartz movement with date, EL back light dial with 12/24 hour time and luminescent hands/markers ensures precise timekeeping in the most demanding environments. The warranty is 3 years on the watch, 1 year on the band.
Product Details
Brand M.H. Bertucci
Series B-1T Titanium
Style Number 24000
Designed For Men
Features: Illuminated Display and Illuminated Display
Movement Type Quartz
Crystal Mineral
Calendar Type Date
Case Material Titanium and Black Pvd
Metal Finish Matte
Case Thickness 12.4 mm
Case Height 51.5 mm
Case Width 40.7 mm
Crown Screw-Down
Caseback Screw-In
Dial Color White
Band Material Nylon
Band Width/Lug Width 22.5 mm
Clasp Type Buckle
Water Resistance 100 M
Warranty 3-Years Manufacturer
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