Accutron Spaceview Evolution Electrostatic Turbine — USD 3,999

The Accutron Spaceview 214 originally used a #387 1.35V mercury cell but this was discontinued due to the dangers of mercury. The replacement battery is a 387S 1.55V silver oxide battery. The 387S is actually a 394 but with an additional plastic spacer to prevent shorting in the case. You can easily

The Spaceview N1, a Bulova Accutron model, is revived through a simple battery change. Delight in the vintage gem's melodious charm as it's brought back to life.

Well my friends, first, let’s make a brief review of the Accutron system. For some people, it’s considered the mayor advance in matchmaking since the XVI century. It was designed by the swiss physicist Max Hetzel and introduced in 1960. A revolutionary system without escapement and hairspring, which

I posted about the 50th Anniversary Spaceview Accutron here Follow this link Bulova produced as a Limited hand made Edition of 1000, by recreating the tuning fork 214 movement from the ground up to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the historic tuning fork movement. I made the decision to go with

When Accutron debuted on October 25, 1960 it was the most accurate timing mechanism available and the first personal timekeeping advancement in 300 years. The world's first electronic watch without springs or an escapement, it was operated by an electronically activated tuning fork, instead of ticki

Wearing an old (1968) Bulova Accutron Spaceview today. Still humming nicely at 360Hz despite its age. Every time I wear it, I can imagine how it was so futuristic when released in the early 60's! Also dug out my 2016 inspired quartz remake which I still like, a lot more than I think I should. Very s