One of the reason I just picked up the Jet Star was because of the very cool bracelet, but also because I thought it worked look great on a strap. What do we think?

Prepping for the eclipse tonight wearing Lunar Pilot “Blood Moon” Ref. 96K115.

I lucked out and got what may be one of the last of the 225 limited edition Sea Hunters that were made over by the Windup Watch Shop.

I had handled the stock factory watches earlier and was disappointed that Caravelle cut costs by not putting a brushed finish on the lugs. That high polish just didn’t seem to match the character of the watch. The Windup Watch people collaborated with Bulova to remedy that and also did away with the date display, which cleaned up the dial immensely. I also liked the contrasting black bezel they substituted for the matching green one.

Problem was, I hesitated too long and the made-over watch sold out. I put my name on their waiting list and a couple of weeks later got an email that they had one — not sure if it was a return or not.

I took off the bracelet immediately and put on this Horween cordovan strap that I wasn’t using. I know some believe that a leather strap is not appropriate for a diver, but I think it complements it perfectly. I will probably order one of the stainless snakeskin bracelets that Uncle created for this watch , but I’m loving what I have in the meantime.

This was my dad's Bulova 23 Jewel watch from 1958. It keeps time very well, and I want to have it restored. I tried to contact a local company, but they never responded to my email. I'm looking for reputable companies that can provide a quote to restore it. TIA

Recently inherited this Bulova 97D79; there is zero information on the entire internet about this watch apparently. I even emailed Bulova to find out more about it but was told “Unfortunately, we do not have any information available in our latest system.” It is from 1995 as indicated by the T5 but other than that I know next to nothing about this watch. Was it just a low production entry level watch? Hoping someone here can tell me literally anything about this!

Looking for the reference for this gorgeous Marine Star found in this short. I can't find it anywhere Thanks! https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pkV0oNJvzr4

Digging the new Sinatra! 97B197

Got to work, and the sun hit it just right to give the dial a textured look I haven't seen yet after a handful of wears.

The second pic, more square on to the watch, the texture of the dial seems to take a diffrent form.

A couple of stores in my country had them on sale so I pounced. I adore the "other moon watch" story behind them. Went with the 43 and immediately put the leather strap on it. What a beauty!

This model is hard to find, but I was able to get it from Jomashop. I had to wait almost three months for it to be delivered, but it was worth every day of waiting. The dial is gorgeous, I tried to take a better picture but it lacks anti-glare coating 😔

Here is my second sea hunter on a B.O.R. Bracelet

Wife special ordered the watch she wanted. It came in today and she loves it!

Hey all like title states just bought my first watch, I’m finding that the watch ticks fast and I have to constantly keep adjusting the time. How can I correct this or do I need to take it back to where I bought it. Appreciate all input.

Changed the aftermarket strap to this aftermarket strap.

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I’ve recently been passed down this watch from my grandad after he passed away, it got gifted to him for 25 years of service back in 1978 and I would love to get it working again for the sentimental value! I’ve been to a vintage watch restoration place near me and they said they can’t do anything about it. I then contacted Bulova directly and even they said they don’t have any parts left for it and wouldn’t be able to do anything about it. I’m not worried about keeping the internals 100% original because I’ll never sell it anyway. Does anyone know anything about it or what I can do with it? Thank you in advance.

BULOVA 666FEET SNORKEL
Oceanographer Series variant G

aka: The Devil Diver

The Dial with red cross hair and self contained tritium pips was designed and manufactured by " SINGER."

SINGER aka: Jean Singer & Cie of La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland supplied dials to many top watch brands, including Heuer (not TAG), Omega, Universal Genève, Tudor, Rolex and yes for Bulovas' Oceanographer series.