Bulova is a legendary American brand founded in 1875, renowned for its innovative luxury timepieces, high-frequency quartz movements, and distinguished wall and mantel clocks.
Founded in 1875 by Joseph Bulova in New York City, Bulova has established itself as a leader in the watchmaking industry through a history of significant firsts and technological breakthroughs. The brand transformed timekeeping with the introduction of the Accutron, the world's first fully electronic watch, and has since maintained a reputation for precision and craftsmanship. Bulova's portfolio includes a diverse range of collections such as the high-performance Precisionist, the rugged Marine Star, and the retro-inspired Archive Series.
Beyond wristwatches, Bulova produces a celebrated line of wall, mantel, and table clocks that blend functional timekeeping with elegant interior design. Whether through their proprietary 262 kHz high-frequency quartz movements or traditional automatic mechanical calibers, Bulova continues to deliver exceptional quality and style. The brand is currently owned by Citizen Watch Co., ensuring a global standard of support and durability for its products.
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You can find specific setting instructions by searching for your watch model number or movement caliber code on the official Bulova website's setting instructions page.
Bulova watches typically come with a limited 3-year Global Warranty covering manufacturing defects. Wall and mantel clocks usually carry a 1-year limited warranty.
If your mechanical watch has stopped, wind it manually by turning the crown clockwise 20-30 times in the normal operating position (pushed in against the case) to build up the power reserve.
A standard quartz watch battery lasts approximately 2 to 3 years. When the battery is exhausted, it should be replaced promptly by an authorized dealer to prevent leakage.
Water resistance varies by model. Watches marked 'Water Resistant' are splash-proof but not suitable for swimming. Models marked with 50m, 100m, or 200m depth ratings are suitable for swimming and water sports as defined in the user manual.