Snorkel
Clownfish
S’inscrivant dans l’héritage d’innovation et de savoir-faire de Bulova, notre nouvelle collection de montres Snorkel ajoute une touche de modernité à un style inspiré des classiques. La ressemblance de cette montre Snorkel de Bulova nouvellement réinventée à l’emblématique Oceanographer est manifeste dans la forme à la fois classique et distinctive de son boîtier. Chaque montre de 41 mm aux teintes vives inspirées du monde marin présente un boîtier de style rétro fabriqué en céramique hybride, un nouveau matériau composite innovant qui offre une luxueuse douceur et une durabilité accrue. Le cadran orné d’un motif en forme de vagues et le boîtier hybride saisissant sont en parfaite harmonie avec la lunette orange unidirectionnelle à anneau inséré bicolore. Au dos du boîtier est gravée une image d’un poisson-clown, rendant hommage aux origines de la montre. L’intemporelle montre Snorkel pour hommes est dotée d’aiguilles argentées et de marqueurs remplis de traitement luminescent, d’un indicateur de date et d’un bracelet orange assorti en caoutchouc perforé. Hydrorésistante jusqu’à 100 mètres, elle marie la forme à la fonction dans le respect de l’authentique tradition horlogère de Bulova.
Snorkel
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Garantie limitée de 3 ans
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Renseignements sur le produit
Modèle
- 98B448
Mouvement
- 2115
- Quartz
- Un mouvement alimenté par une pile. Le quartz assure une mesure stable du temps d’une précision de 15 secondes d’écart par mois.
Taille du boîtier (mm)
- 41
Largeur de cosse (mm)
- 20
Bracelet
- Caoutchouc
- HNBR
Matière du boîtier
- Blanc
- Hybrid-Ceramic
- Lunette à rochet unidirectionnelle du temps écoulé
Verre
- Double verre incurvé bombé en minéral
Fermoir
- 3pc Wire Strap Buckle
Cadran
- Blanc
- Luminous
- Aiguilles et marqueurs lumineux
Hydrorésistance
- WR100/10Bar/333ft (Natation, sports nautiques)
Caractéristiques supplémentaires
- 3 aiguilles
- Date
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Concerns about the Hybrid Ceramic should be dissuade, as it comes across more substantial than the competition. The case has similar dimension to the stainless steel version, and has a 20mm lug instead of 19mm, making strap options more plentiful. The sapphire crystal has a little bit of distortion at the edges, adding a slight quirk to the dial presence. I think the white dial is a bit more subtle than the other colors, blending with the case better, and the wave pattern doesn’t scream at you. The bezel insert is metallic, silver and black, rather than the case colors which adds some nice visual difference to the orange bezel, which matches the seconds hand (Bulova uses the same Pantone number for their orange across the line, which is nice, so now all my watches match!). The applied markers and lume are decent, not massively over the top, but appropriate to the watch. The caseback is engraved with the animal name of the watch which is a nice touch for sure. Reviving the Snorkel nameplate in a lower water resistance rating (100 m) and different materials hearkens back to the historic place that the Snorkel had in the line, compared to the Oceanographer line of 666 ft. rated watches. The cardboard watch box (featured in an earlier post) harkens back to the wood grain boxes of the 70’s with an angled display. The booklet and information is pretty standard, but you have a QR Code to register your watch, which if done on Mobile asks if you’d like to use the Bulova App, which was new for me. Lots of interesting options for registration of your watches, links into your Bulova.com account and populates your registered pieces. For a fanboy like me, that’s a nice touch. You also get access to the media produced for the website, optimized for mobile OS. If you’re in the mood for something that feels like a real watch, and less like a plastic toy, with the ability to repair, a stainless crown and case back, plus the benefit of a sapphire crystal, for $350, then do check them out
Orange!
Beautiful watch! This watch is very eye catching and so light for a ceramic watch. I also love the clownfish on the back. Great watch for all year but especially for summer.
Perfect
Absolutely gorgeous, great quality
Concerns about the Hybrid Ceramic should be dissuade, as it comes across more substantial than the competition. The case has similar dimension to the stainless steel version, and has a 20mm lug instead of 19mm, making strap options more plentiful. The sapphire crystal has a little bit of distortion at the edges, adding a slight quirk to the dial presence. I think the white dial is a bit more subtle than the other colors, blending with the case better, and the wave pattern doesn’t scream at you. The bezel insert is metallic, silver and black, rather than the case colors which adds some nice visual difference to the orange bezel, which matches the seconds hand (Bulova uses the same Pantone number for their orange across the line, which is nice, so now all my watches match!). The applied markers and lume are decent, not massively over the top, but appropriate to the watch. The caseback is engraved with the animal name of the watch which is a nice touch for sure. Reviving the Snorkel nameplate in a lower water resistance rating (100 m) and different materials hearkens back to the historic place that the Snorkel had in the line, compared to the Oceanographer line of 666 ft. rated watches. The cardboard watch box (featured in an earlier post) harkens back to the wood grain boxes of the 70’s with an angled display. The booklet and information is pretty standard, but you have a QR Code to register your watch, which if done on Mobile asks if you’d like to use the Bulova App, which was new for me. Lots of interesting options for registration of your watches, links into your Bulova.com account and populates your registered pieces. For a fanboy like me, that’s a nice touch. You also get access to the media produced for the website, optimized for mobile OS. If you’re in the mood for something that feels like a real watch, and less like a plastic toy, with the ability to repair, a stainless crown and case back, plus the benefit of a sapphire crystal, for $350, then do check them out
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