BULOVA LUNAR PILOT “APOLLO 15”, NEW FULL SET

Bulova watches have their origins in 1875 in New York, when Joseph Bulova, a visionary Czech immigrant, opened a small jewelry store in the city center. With a strong focus on innovation, Bulova quickly expanded into watchmaking, establishing its name as a pioneer in the American watch industry. Birth of the Bulova brand. In 1912, Bulova opened a factory in Bienne, Switzerland, with the aim of producing high-precision watches. This expansion marked the beginning of mass production of watches with uniform standards, which was a novelty at the time. Bulova stood out not only for the precision of its watches but also for its emphasis on design and accessibility, bringing high watchmaking to the mass market in an innovative way. Innovation and international expansion. Bulova’s fame grew rapidly: In 1926, Bulova aired the first radio commercial in the United States, with the slogan “It’s Bulova time.” This was one of the early marketing strategies in watchmaking. In 1960, the brand introduced the Bulova Accutron, the world’s first electronic watch with a tuning fork, offering unprecedented accuracy. This innovation was used in space applications and was a crucial part of NASA’s technology during the space race years. Continued innovation and precision. Over time, Bulova has continued to release collections and advanced technologies. Among its standout lines are the Precisionist, known for its exceptional precision, and the Marine Star, focused on a sporty and durable design. The brand continues to combine its legacy of precision with careful attention to design and modern technology. Today, Bulova is recognized as one of the most innovative and accessible brands in the watchmaking world, known for its commitment to precision and accessibility. TEMPPUS. All rights reserved.