Bulova - Art Deco 1940's - No reserve price - Men - 1900-1949





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Bulova Art Deco 1940s wristwatch with a steel case (26 mm), manual-wind movement, champagne dial, green leather band, original box included, in good condition with visible signs of wear.
Description from the seller
Capturing the glorious and elegant essence of the Art Deco era, this remarkably rare Bulova showcases the supreme aesthetic sensibility of the 1920s and 1930s through its meticulously hand-engraved geometric patterns adorning both sides of the bezel and case. Measuring 26.5 x 28 mm, its iconic rectangular (Tank) case pairs effortlessly with an authentic patinated dial, stylized Art Deco Arabic numerals, and a charming sub-second dial positioned at 6 o'clock—serving as a true window into watchmaking's golden age. The fine manual-wind movement beating at its heart delivers a nostalgic and pure mechanical ritual with every wind, while the green leather strap creates a striking visual contrast that enhances the intricate engraving work. To crown its historical significance, this exceptional timepiece comes preserved in its original vintage green velvet Bulova box, elevating its collector value to the highest standard. A unique opportunity for vintage enthusiasts who wish to wear not just an accessory, but a living piece of history and master craftsmanship on their wrist.
Capturing the glorious and elegant essence of the Art Deco era, this remarkably rare Bulova showcases the supreme aesthetic sensibility of the 1920s and 1930s through its meticulously hand-engraved geometric patterns adorning both sides of the bezel and case. Measuring 26.5 x 28 mm, its iconic rectangular (Tank) case pairs effortlessly with an authentic patinated dial, stylized Art Deco Arabic numerals, and a charming sub-second dial positioned at 6 o'clock—serving as a true window into watchmaking's golden age. The fine manual-wind movement beating at its heart delivers a nostalgic and pure mechanical ritual with every wind, while the green leather strap creates a striking visual contrast that enhances the intricate engraving work. To crown its historical significance, this exceptional timepiece comes preserved in its original vintage green velvet Bulova box, elevating its collector value to the highest standard. A unique opportunity for vintage enthusiasts who wish to wear not just an accessory, but a living piece of history and master craftsmanship on their wrist.

