| Our Mission |
Here at vintagebulova.com we strive to bring you the best in quality vintage Bulova watches. Although we deal primarily
in Bulova time pieces, from time to time others will be offered as well. Unless I specify otherwise, all watches have been fully serviced by a Master Watchmaker, fitted with new straps and are ready to be worn and enjoyed. For addition information on rare antique Bulova watches try this other great site.
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| Payment Terms |
I prefer payment via PayPal. The "Buy Now" buttons on the sales page will take you directly there. Postal Money Orders or Western Union Money Orders are acceptable as well. If you wish to pay in this way send me an EMail and I will place the watch on hold for a few days. Please include your name, address, EMail, and phone number.
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| Vintage Bulova Watch History |
In 1875 Joseph Bulova, a 23-year-old Czech immigrant, opened a small jewelry shop on Maiden Lane in New York City.
By 1912 Bulova had set up its first plant dedicated
to the production of watch components and their assembly into jeweled
movements in Bienne, Switzerland. In 1923 the name
Bulova Watch Company, Inc. was adopted. Bulova perfected a new concept in the
watch industry of total standardization of parts. Every part of a Bulova watch
was made with such precision (standardized to the ten thousandth of an inch)
that it was interchangeable with the same part in any other Bulova watch. This
revolutionized the servicing of watches in the industry. The Bulova Watch Company went public on the American Stock
Exchange in 1927.
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