Over Bulova
Bulova is known for its leading watchmaking technology and refined designs. For over a century, Bulova has offered watches that excel in both precision and style, with a rich tradition of innovation and quality.
Bulova has been building watches in New York since 1875 and made history when a Bulova chronograph went to the moon's surface in 1971. This is reflected here in a round 41mm stainless steel silver case, set against an orange dial. It is powered by a Miyota automatic movement (calibre 8215), providing a 42-hour power reserve and 21 jewel bearings.
Swimming and snorkelling are no problem: the watch is water-resistant to 20 bar. It features a date display. Sapphire crystal, a screw-down crown, and water resistance to 20 bar make it resistant to daily use. It is worn on a plastic strap with a buckle.
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