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Style #97B210
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Bulova
Bulova Stainless Steel Dress/Classic BUL Mens Watch
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Description
Timeless elegance is effortlessly combined with advanced GMT function in the luxurious, new Wilton Automatic timepiece from the Bulova Classic collection. This traditionally styled watch features an innovative, new automatic movement with the ease of setting the hour hand to another time zone without affecting the accuracy while traveling anywhere in the world – and the dual time can be read at glance. The sophisticated design of the gold-tone stainless steel case showcases a lustrous silver-white 4-hand GMT dial with a calendar, Roman numeral markers, and an anti-reflective, domed sapphire crystal. The GMT hand’s luminous tip is bordered in a tone to match the color of the “GMT” printed on the dial and works with the bi-colored dial ring with a 24-hour indication to mark the 2nd time zone. The dial features a World Map with the land area raised in a cd groove texture with latitude and longitude coordinates also raised over the sea. The brown embossed alligator grain leather strap with tone-on-tone stitching, nubuck lining and double-press deployant buckle closure completes the richly elegant feel. This watch’s self-winding 24 jewel automatic movement ensures optimal performance and features a 42-hour power reserve making it the ultimate timepiece for world travelers and fine watch enthusiasts alike. Water resistant to 30 meters.
Bracelet Material:
Brown Leather Strap
Case Size:
43
Case Material:
Gold-Tone Stainless Steel
Dial Color:
Silver-White
Movement:
Automatic
Water Resistance:
{WATCH_RESISTANCE}
Crystal Type:
Domed Sapphire Crystal
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About Bulova
For over 135 years, Bulova has stood proudly in the vanguard of American innovation. A pioneering force in the industry since opening a small store in Lower Manhattan in 1875, Joseph Bulova transformed how watches were worn and how time was perceived. An independent thinker alert to the era's risk-taking ethos, Bulova presented one innovation after another, establishing a dedication to creativity and change that endures to the present day.
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