Marine Star
Series A
Product Description
This new Bulova Marine Star men’s watch combines classic nautical styling with a legacy that reaches back decades. The bold, angular silver-tone stainless steel case features brushed finishing with polished accents, a deep blue bezel, a flat mineral crystal, and a screw-down crown. The striking blue dial combines sunray texture along the hour track and a central dial with a radiant sunburst finish, complete with hands with luminescent treatment, polished indices, and a running seconds sub-dial with orange accents. Visible through both the dial aperture and an exhibition case back, the open heartbeat automatic movement features 21 jewels and a 42-hour power reserve. The 45mm watch is complemented with a matching silver-tone stainless steel bracelet with a push-button deployant clasp. The watch is water resistant to 200 meters, living up to its name as a timepiece that can go wherever you do without missing a beat.
Marine Star
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MECHANICAL WATCH 101
What makes a mechanical watch special?
In a world that’s increasingly digital, there’s a real appeal to something that relies on gears, springs, and jewels to work, and that’s reflected in the growing interest in mechanical watches today. Learn more about how a mechanical watch work and why buy one.
Product Details
Model
- 98A302
- 1/10/2023
Movement
- 82S5
technology
- Automatic
- Powered by the release of a wound spring, mechanical movements never require a battery. Automatic mechanical movements have an oscillating weight that winds the spring with the motion of the wearer’s arm.
Case Width (mm)
- 44
Lug Width (mm)
- 24
Dial
- Blue
- Orange Accents
- Luminous Hands
Strap Type
- Bracelet
- Stainless Steel
Case Material
- Two-Tone
- Stainless Steel
Clasp
- Deployant Clasp with Push Buttons
Crystal
- Mineral Crystal
- Impact and shatter resistant
Water-Resistance
- 0200M
Additional Functions
- 3 Hand
- Automatic
- Sub Second Hand
- Hack Feature
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Reviews
The Mystery of IIII not IV
King Louis V forbade watch makers from putting "IV" on watches because it had a negative reference of Subtracting one from 5 ( V), his title. So, most watch makers put IIII in stead of IV and still do. Tradition I guess.
Awesome Watch
I BOUGHT THIS WATCH About six weeks ago. And it runs and looks great!
Beautiful watch, great value
I came across this watch at a jeweler yesterday and it really caught my eye. It looks and feels fantastic! Great value for the price.
Sweet watch
I bought a gold Marinestar on a cruise last month. It looks great and I love how you can see the movment from the dial.
