They all seem to be fixed but you can buy a rubber Nato for your Bertucci.

 

Thanks for the suggestion but I want to wear the watch on rubber because there will be frequent contact with water. I've tried Nato on other watches, the straps dry after a while but only when I'm outside walking or riding motorcycle. Inside the house it would take a certain temps to dry and during that period the feeling isn't great.

 

They used to make models with titanium bracelets. Those had regular springbars. They are no longer in production and are usually labeled M.H. Bertucci instead of just Bertucci. I have 2 that I bought from the referb section of their site and I have not been disappointed.

 

Thanks, I will try searching with that info.

 

See .... regular springbars. I didn’t know they existed until I stumbled across them either. They made them in at least A-2T, B-1T and C-1T models for titanium and a few in stainless as well. Occasionally I see them referbished by Bertucci and I think I got one of these on eBay. I have had all three on leather straps at times and I liked it but I put them back on the bracelets because it’s different from what’s available today.

These are mine.

 

I could be wrong....but the center one in the picture is still available.

The "essance" of Bertucci is field/aviation watches. They haven't even made an analog chrono. ( i have their analog/digital chrono.)

 

How about buy a "screw together" strap? I dunno the proper term.

 

Bertucci calls them "post screw" straps and they sell them on their site.

I have one Bertucci with a titanium bracelet that uses regular springbars. Let me see if I can find a photo...

 

The one with the black bracelet uses springbars.

 

Nice collection !

 

So what kind of movement do Bertucci watches use there? Swiss or Japan?

 

Both.

I read elsewhere they used Rhonda.

I have two and one for certain is miyota and the other one, 80% certain it's miyota..

 

I call them Chicago screws and as far as I know only the 26mm strap has the screw fixings.