I have had a Bulova watch to wear since 1969. Most were automatics, but I had a space accutron and I currently have the Ultra High frequency large pocket watch. This hack watch is an almost exact copy of the watch I was issued in the Marine Corps. The Benrus I was issued in 1971 failed after 8 weeks, and I was issued a used Bulova from 1961 or 62. That Bulova ran until 1984 and it was a 17 jewel watch. My new one I just purchased is 21 jewel, but keeps perfect time. I set it to the NIST clock on the internet, I just checked it, and after 5 days is still exact to the second. I expect it will be a very great timepiece. Good job Bulova!
I bought it for my son Jack's High School graduation and he loves it. He like myself and my Uncle (all the same name) all have a thing for watches. I have a few Bulova watches now he has 2 one of them a old one that was my Uncle's from the 1950's and it still works like a charm. I can't say enough about how Bulova stands behind there products.