Overview
A quintessential example of mid-century feminine elegance, featuring a geometric 'stepped' case design inspired by the architectural marvels of the era.
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Overview
A quintessential example of mid-century feminine elegance, featuring a geometric 'stepped' case design inspired by the architectural marvels of the era.
Story
In July 1941, Bulova made history by airing the world's first television commercial, a simple ten-second spot that cost only nine dollars.
Maker / Origin
Joseph Bulova, a Czech immigrant, opened his first shop in New York in 1875 and eventually revolutionized the watch world by introducing the first total standardization of parts.
Condition & Value
The dial shows significant 'crazing' or spidering of the finish, and there is visible wear to the gold plating on the high points of the lugs and bracelet links. Value is driven by the iconic Bulova brand and the desirable Art Deco aesthetic.
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