Vintage Bulova Watches (1916-1979)

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Bulova Lunar Pilot Watch - Meteorite Limited Edition

Bulova Releases New Meteorite Limited Edition Lunar Pilot

Bulova’s new Meteorite Limited Edition Lunar Pilot is the exact size of the original at 43.5mm featuring a sandblasted titanium grade-5 and stainless steel case. The two-tone chronograph dial boasts the oldest meteorite type known to man, Muonionalusta Meteorite, which scientists believe is 4.5653 billion years old.

Limited to 5,000 numbered pieces worldwide and presented in a classic dark wood box with a storybook and a limited-edition card. Continuing Bulova’s legacy of innovation and precision timing, the Lunar Pilot Meteorite brings the past to the present with a sought-after design from space exploration history, perfect for the modern adventurer.

Bulova Archive Series watches

The reimagination of Bulova's most nostalgic models, infused with modern elements. The Archive Series represents the ultimate celebration of Bulova’s history of firsts.

Bulova travels back in time to unlock some of its most memorable moments in history.

Shop and save 10% off watches purchased through Bulova's official website when you use the code MYBULOVA10.

The new Accutron Astronaut "T"

Accutron is proud to bring back the 1968 “T” version of the Astronaut model, featuring a distinctive DAY/NIGHT bezel as the brand’s re-edition in an exciting new series of Accutron Astronaut timepieces. The new Astronaut is Swiss Made, available in a 41mm stainless steel case with a matching bracelet, including sapphire crystal, Super-LumiNova, and a partial exhibition case back powered by an SW330 GMT movement.

Limited to only 300 pieces.

Accutron Showcases New Legacy Railroad Timepiece

Within Accutron’s new Legacy collection lays tribute to some of the brand’s most historical timepieces. Amongst them is the new “R.R.-0”, inspired by one of the first-ever timepieces approved by North American railroad systems. The “R.R.-0” in particular showcases design attributes similar to that of a past-approved Canadian Railroad watch, first launched in 1970.

The watch includes a Swiss-made 26-jewel automatic movement with calendar feature complete on a black leather strap. Retailing for $1,290 the new Legacy “R.R.-0” is limited to only 600 pieces.

Carl Rosen talks with Philippe Soussand about the history of Bulova

Philippe Soussand, fashion consultant at Iguatemi, talks to Carl Rosen, historian of Bulova, the renowned watch brand created in 1875 in New York.

Carl had a long career in brand management, becoming an expert in his creations and trajectory, creating the first museum on the history of Bulova.

Check out all the landmarks of one of the largest watch labels in the world in another exclusive content

The golden age of the Bulova Chronograph

In the early 1970s Bulova produced a number of iconic Chronograph watches. These original 70s timepieces are highly sort after by vintage watch collectors with a number being reintroduced into the modern day market as part of Bulova's 'Archive Series', ready for a new generation of watch enthusiasts to enjoy.

See extracts from the original Bulova Line Books from 1970 through to 1973, showcasing these incredible chronograph and deep sea chronograph watches, including the famous Bulova Stars & Stripes and the newly re-released Bulova Surfboard.