Bulova watches, any good?
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My sister wanted to get my brother in law "a really nice watch" for his 25th this year, so took me out watch shopping. We went to every high street and independent in town, and eventually settled on the first place we went to - H Samuel - who had a new display of Bulovas.
It's appears to be a very nicely made piece of kit. It's a good quality quartz movement in a strong, solid case, scratch proof coating on the glass, very nice pliable strap.
He's not had it long enough to comment on wear and tear, but I think as a sub-£150 prospect, it was a good buy.
It's appears to be a very nicely made piece of kit. It's a good quality quartz movement in a strong, solid case, scratch proof coating on the glass, very nice pliable strap.
He's not had it long enough to comment on wear and tear, but I think as a sub-£150 prospect, it was a good buy.
I have a Bulova which I bought in the States and for what I paid it is a fantastic watch. Very well put together, display back and open heart on the face. The crystal is slightly domed which I like. It is a Miyota movement although I believe some older Bulova's come with certain Swiss Movements.
This is the one I have and it has been getting the most wrist time of late.
This is the one I have and it has been getting the most wrist time of late.
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