Men's watch Bulova Adventurer

At one time, Bulova was known as the “watch for American millionaires”. In terms of popularity, they overtook even such monsters as Cartier, Omega and Longines. It was this company that created the world's first television commercial. And it was Bulova who created the world's first radio clock. Recently, Bulova has been owned by the Japanese concern Citizen, but continues to produce various collections with both Swiss and Japanese movements. Today we present you the Bulova Quartz Sports Watch from the Adventurer Collection – for true adventurers!

What attracts attention in the first place? Of course, the vintage design of the dial: beige color is associated with an old faded photograph. The retro effect is enhanced by applied hour markers. At the 12 o'clock position, the brand's signature logo rises - the famous tuning fork, symbolizing the accuracy of the movement.

A characteristic feature of the chronograph is the stopwatch and tachymeter markings applied to the dial. And what wonderful smooth buttons are made for them! The central hand belongs to the timer, and the second hand should be looked for on the lower auxiliary counter. Luminescent hands and dot markers stay lit all night long. And, by the way, the time is read in two formats: 12- and 24-hour, and in the position between “4 and 5 o’clock” there is a small window with the date.

Inside is an accurate Japanese Citizen movement, as evidenced by the information on the screwed caseback of the watch. The black leather strap with contrasting white stitching is equipped with a classic buckle with the company's logo.

The watch has an average water resistance of 50 meters. They are good for literally everyone, the only limitation is the rather large diameter of the steel case 44,5mm, but the standard thickness is 11,1mm. So, Bulova Adventurer will be the best choice for a man with a wide wrist.