Bulova

    The Bulova legacy began in 1875 when a Czechoslovakian immigrant, Joseph Bulova, opened a small jewelry shop in a corner of New York City. Aside for the unique design of the watches, Bulova worked tirelessly to produce timepieces that were impeccably accurate, with superior timing. In 1960, Bulova manufactured a timepiece called the Accutron, which features new technology that provides impeccable accuracy. So well did it perform that this technology was installed in NASA computers.
    Bulova watches are today available for both men and women in a variety of styles, including diamonds, gold, stainless steel, and leather bands. Although Bulova watches focus on their men’s line, they also produce ladies’ watches in numerous styles. One of the lines of Bulova watches for ladies is the Bangle collection, with watches that are designed with a bangle, for more of a bracelet look. Collections like the Telluride are great for men, offering rugged elegance. The Caravelle line of Bulova is their most affordable line of watches.