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Bulova Women’s Dress Watches (Manufacturer Refurbished)

Shared Features

These features apply to all options.

• Movement type: Japanese quartz
• Condition: manufacturer refurbished
• Case material: stainless steel
• Bezel material: stainless steel
• Band length: 7.5”
• Adjustable band
• Made in Japan
• 3-year warranty from Bulova

Rose Gold-Silver

• Case diameter: 38mm
• Band material: stainless steel
• Band width: 16mm
• Clasp type: deployment buckle with push button
• Water resistance: 30 meters

Brown

• Case diameter: 18mm
• Band material: genuine leather
• Band width: 9mm
• Clasp type: buckle
• Water resistance: 30 meters

Silver-Rose Gold

• Case diameter: 24mm
• Band material: stainless steel
• Band width: 13mm
• Clasp type: deployment buckle with push button
• Water resistance: 30 meters

Gold

• Case diameter: 32mm
• Band material: stainless steel
• Band width: 16mm
• Clasp type: deployment buckle with push button
• Water resistance: 100 meters

Silver

• Case diameter: 29mm
• Band material: stainless steel
• Band width: 11mm
• Clasp type: jewelry
• Water resistance: 30 meters

Two Tone

• Case diameter: 37mm
• Band material: stainless steel
• Band width: 16mm
• Clasp type: deployment buckle with push button
• Water resistance: 100 meters

Gold Bangle

• Case diameter: 30mm
• Band material: stainless steel
• Band width: 8mm
• Clasp type: jewelry
• Water resistance: 30 meters

Rose Gold-Crystal

• Case diameter: 31mm
• Band material: stainless steel
• Band width: 16mm
• Clasp type: deployment buckle with push button
• Water resistance: 30 meters

Silver-White

• Case diameter: 26mm
• Band material: stainless steel
• Band width: 16mm
• Clasp type: deployment buckle with push button
• Water resistance: 30 meters

Rose Gold

• Case diameter: 27mm
• Band material: stainless steel
• Band width: 13mm
• Clasp type: deployment buckle with push button
• Water resistance: 30 meters

About Bulova

Bulova will go to any lengths for precise timekeeping—or in some cases, heights. The year was 1920, and the company had built an observatory—the first of its kind—at the tippy top of a skyscraper overlooking midtown Manhattan. Inside, a team of researchers was toiling away measuring sidereal time, the movement of the earth in relation to distant stars. They sent their electrically recorded readings down the spine of the skyscraper to the watch-making department near the ground floor. Basing measurements off the eternal tick-tocking of celestial bodies, the watchmakers were able to craft fine timepieces with the unparalleled precision. The Bulova name became so synonymous with meticulous timekeeping that the astronauts of Apollo 11 even relied on the brand’s Accutron technology to get them to the moon and back.

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