Bulova Men's Marine Star Chronograph Quartz Watch

The Bulova Men's Marine Star Collection offers a range of maritime-inspired watches that boast bold accents, iconic patterns, and innovative materials. One standout piece is the Chronograph, Calendar Quartz Movement timepiece, which features a Two-Tone Gold Tone Stainless Steel case with a Blue Dial. Its Rotating Ratchet Bezel, Screw-Back Case, and Mineral Crystal provide a 100M Water Resistance and are backed by a 3-Year Limited Warranty.

From Bulova's Precisionist Collection comes another high-performance chronograph. Crafted in stainless steel with a Silver and Black Ion-Plated Finish, this model showcases a Curved Crystal, Multiple-Layer Black Carbon Fiber, Grey and Silver Dial, and a Red Continuously Sweeping Second Hand. Luminous Hands and Markers, a Curved Calendar Window, and a 24-Hour Track further enhance the functionality, while the Screw-Back Case and Screw-Down Crown ensure water resistance up to 300 meters.

At the heart of both these Bulova timepieces lies the brand's proprietary Precisionist-Class Torsional Resonator Movement. Engineered to provide accuracy within seconds per year, this custom-designed quartz movement utilizes a three-prong crystal that vibrates at a frequency of 262.144 kHz – the highest of any watch in the world and significantly greater than that of a standard quartz. In laboratory testing, the Precisionist-Class Movement has demonstrated an accuracy three times superior to that of a standard quartz.

Bulova's rich history dates back to 1875, when 23-year-old Joseph Bulova established his watch company in New York City. Over the decades, Bulova has been a pioneering force in the industry, registering over 50 patents and introducing groundbreaking innovations such as the first full lines of men's (1919) and ladies' (1924) wristwatches, the first clock/radio (1928), and the first electric clock (1931). The brand even established its own observatory in 1920 to ensure the utmost in timekeeping precision.

In the post-World War II era, Bulova further demonstrated its commitment to innovation and service by founding The Bulova School of Watchmaking, which trained disabled veterans for careers in the watch and jewelry industry. The company's revolutionary Accutron, introduced in 1960, changed timekeeping forever as the world's first fully electronic watch, with its technology being used on 46 NASA missions, including the Apollo XI lunar landing.

Today, Bulova continues to uphold its legacy of excellence, offering a diverse range of watch brands, including Bulova, Bulova AccuSwiss, Bulova Accutron II, and Caravelle New York, as well as its award-winning Bulova Clocks. From the Marine Star Collection to the Precisionist line, Bulova's timepieces are crafted with the finest materials, powered by cutting-edge movements, and backed by a three-year limited warranty, embodying the brand's enduring commitment to innovation, quality, and timekeeping excellence.

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