1940s Bulova ORD. DEPT. U.S. Military WWII 10AK — USD 1,495

Prototype watch from 1957 never went into production, revived in 2021 with two versions. Series-produced with Miyota movement, limited with Selitta. Features include screw-down crown, 60-click bezel, 41mm stainless steel case, vintage look, textile strap, moisture indicator.

When AndrewD first submitted the post on pilots watches he contacted me to see if i had any pictures i could contribute from my recently dissolved collection. at first i was reluctant for two reasons, the first being that pics of 'watches you no longer own' is a bit like posting pics of the waste ba

Bulova 666FEET Diver model # 511240 was a predecessor to the Bulova Snorkel series, marketed to civilians but sold in military outlets. It featured a 386 case design, 666-foot waterproof rating, and was a dual-purpose tool watch.

When collecting the Fifty Fathoms, your way will necessarily cross the Tornek Rayville. It is unavoidable, at least in your desires, in your dreams. You begin with the easier Fifty Fathoms to get, the " No Rad ". Then you are on the hunt for a Mil Spec. If you're in love enough with these very stron

The Right Stuff: Inside the Omega Speedmaster Professional By: Jack Forster Part II: Anatomy of a Legend. Like many watches that have a rich cultural as well as horological history (the Rolex Submariner springs to mind) it's very hard to actually see the Speedmaster as a watch rather than as a point