Bulova

For more than 125 years, Bulova watches have set the standard in quality and dependability.  The Bulova Watch Company was founded in 1875 Queens, New York by Joseph Bulova, an immigrant to the United States from Bohemia.   Joseph Bulova started out in his early 20's as a jeweler working out of a small storefront.  Although it would be many years before he started manufacturing his own line of watches, Joseph Bulova quickly gained a reputation for repairing and servicing timepieces.  When he began selling Bulova branded watches, they were an almost immediate success and widely appreciated tor their fine workmanship and accuracy.

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For more than 125 years, Bulova watches have set the standard in quality and dependability.  The Bulova Watch Company was founded in 1875 Queens, New York by Joseph Bulova, an immigrant to the United States from Bohemia.   Joseph Bulova started out in his early 20's as a jeweler working out of a small storefront.  Although it would be many years before he started manufacturing his own line of watches, Joseph Bulova quickly gained a reputation for repairing and servicing timepieces.  When he began selling Bulova branded watches, they were an almost immediate success and widely appreciated tor their fine workmanship and accuracy.

Bulova has been known for decades for their watchmaking techniques and innovation within the watch industry.  With their own school for watchmakers, the Joseph Bulova School of Watchmaking was founded in 1945 to provide work for WWII veterans, Bulova watches are crafted by some of the best, most highly trained watchmakers in the world.  In addition, Bulova uses the finest Japanese quartz and Swiss movements to assure the most accurate timekeeping.

Bulova's watches for women are available in almost all of their lines.  With construction of the highest quality materials, diamond and crystal accents, mother-of-pearl dials and more, Bulova watches are as much a piece of jewelry as they are timepieces.

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