What began as a small New York City jewelry shop in 1875 has since evolved into one of the world's preeminent watch and clock companies. Both new and antique Bulova watches are treasured for their craftsmanship, style and prestige. The company is also well-known for their classic and contemporary collections of wall and desk clocks.

The key to Bulova's success has been the persistence and innovation that is synonymous with the Bulova brand name. In the 1930s, the company launched the watch industry's first million-dollar advertising campaign, creating a Bulova buzz around the country. Perhaps the most significant development made by a watch manufacturer in the 20th century was Bulova's Accutron, the world's first electronic watch.

In keeping with the changing demands of consumers, Bulova offers a range of unique watch models, from a high-profile diamond watch for today's elegant lady to a date/day calendar-style for the man on the go. While each watch model is appropriate for different tastes and occasions, the ultimate focus of each watch design is Bulova's commitment to unique quality and beauty. The variety of models ensures that each Bulova customer will find the perfect watch to fit their needs and style.

For decades, Bulova timepieces have been offered to visiting dignitaries as Presidential Gifts of State. Bulova watches have also served as the official watch of the United States Olympic Team and Air Force One. One of their most famous specialty watches is the Lone Eagle, created in 1927 to commemorate Charles Lindbergh's solo flight from New York to Paris--nearly 50,000 of these editions were sold.