patrick_y
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Indeed. A great reminder to how big the watch industry was in USA at one point.
The watch manufacturing industry in USA is almost nonexistent now. But at one point it employed thousands of people.
America Telling Time: 150 Years of Bulova
Source: IMDB Looks Like a Great Watch (pun intended) Moderator Edit: This Bulova documentary-style movie is available to be viewed on Amazon Prime in many major markets. It will be released officially at the Cannes Film Festival next week! ...
Yes indeed!
In the theater, I was seated to a fun fella who really familiarized himself with the Bulova history - and he owned multiple pieces. What a wonderful fella to sit next to!
Indeed. A great reminder to how big the watch industry was in USA at one point.
The watch manufacturing industry in USA is almost nonexistent now. But at one point it employed thousands of people.
Very nice video 🙌🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Not sure if returning to the glory days can ever happen but they at least returned from the dead under Citizen, so let’s see where the journey goes 😊
That is good - an exciting brand for sure…
One Omega was most worried about taking NASA as a customer away from them 😊
Interesting Story of a NASA Issued Watch Failing in the documentary....
And the Astronaut relying instead on his personal watch 😊👍 Source: Hondinkee ...
I concur, they won't be returning to their glory days anytime soon.
But what an amazing and glorious history they had. While they weren't necessarily a top luxury brand, Bulova was extremely prevalent in Western society. From the 1950s to the 1970s, it was probably hard to live in a household that didn't have at least one...