Your new favorite weekend watchers are here—Bulova’s four new ocean-inspired pieces are perfect for playtime. The collection celebrates four sea-faring animals. The Blue Tang Snorkel honors the ...

Founded in New York City in 1875, Bulova is one of the world's most respected and prolific watchmakers. The brand predates even Rolex by three decades. That long history includes some of the most ...

If you’re still seeking the perfect present for everyone on your holiday shopping list, consider gifting them a Bulova watch defined by exceptional quality, design and innovation that stand the test ...

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In the middle of the 20th century, the Bulova name was absolutely everywhere. After Joseph Bulova founded the company in 1875 and they began producing their own timepieces a few decades later, they ...

Welcome to Watches You Should Know, a biweekly column highlighting important or little-known watches with interesting backstories and unexpected influence. This week: the Bulova Lunar Pilot. Unlike ...

If we’re being honest with ourselves, the biggest turnoff for those who look down on quartz movements–and I know because I admittedly can be one–is the jumping motion of the second hand. It just has ...

Joseph Bulova was born in the Czech Republic and immigrated to New York City in 1870. In 1875, at the age of 23, he established a small shop named J. Bulova Company in Lower Manhattan, now known as ...

In the ranking of qualities that make a watch hype-worthy, accuracy tends to fall far behind other, sexier concerns—celebrity provenance, mechanical complexity, bezels loaded with gemstones. This is ...

In the crowded world of anniversary editions—where brands often rummage through their archives, dust off a familiar silhouette, and call it a tribute—Bulova’s 150th feels a little different. The New ...

Bulova is a brand with many “firsts” in its American legacy. Now, the brand adds one more to the list: It may well be the first brand whose once $500 watch has now garnered $1,625,000 at auction.