America still runs on Bulova time. Since 1875, when 23-year-old Czech immigrant Joseph Bulova set up shop in New York City, the name Bulova has symbolized a uniquely American blend of old-world craftsmanship and new-world innovation.
Bulova watches have even been to the moon. Its breakthrough Accutron timer mechanism has been an integral feature of NASA technology from the late 1950s through the first moon walk in 1969. One of the world's most recognized brands, and still wholly U.S. owned and operated, Bulova is dedicated to upholding its legacy of creativity and excellence. |
Transforming the industry in the post-World
War I era by introducing the first full lines of men's and ladies' watches, Bulova has
continued to offer a trend-setting array of distinctive styles. From the technologically
advanced Millennia line, to the rugged yet sophisticated Marine Star collection, elegant
creations in gold and diamonds, versatile bracelet and strap designs, and the pace-setting
Caravelle line, Bulova watches provide an exceptional mix of artistry and technological
excellence.