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Specifications: Price: $2,950 (automatic), $695 (quartz), Case Size: 38.5mm, Thickness: 16.7mm, Water Resistance: 200m, Movement: Auto Sellita SW510, Power Reserve: 48Hours, Crystal: Sapphire
Bulova rides a retro-style wave with this 1970s-inspired chronograph model that derives its name from the quirky, surfboard-shaped oval that encompasses the two subdials at 3 and 9 o’clock. Like the original model, which was produced for only two years in 1970-’71, the modern watch has a tonneau-shaped 38.5-mm steel case, a set of pump-style chronograph pushers, a tachymeter scale occupying the outer edge of the dial, and oddly shaped, colorful hands for the hours, minutes, stopwatch seconds, and subdials, including the prominent triangular central seconds hand. Bulova offers some models with quartz movements as well as a more high-end version that is equipped with the automatic Sellita SW 500-1. In addition to the models on color-coordinated rubber straps, there is also one mounted on a charmingly retro, integrated single-link bracelet with a deployant clasp. Shop here.
Specifications: Price: $2,095, Case Size: 40mm, Thickness: 14.4mm, Lug Width: 20mm, Water Resistance: 100m, Movement: Auto H-51 (base ETA 7753), Power Reserve: 60 Hours, Crystal: Sapphire
Hamilton’s retro-flavored Intra-Matic collection pays tribute to a fondly remembered model from the mid-20th century that became one of the first timepieces to contain an automatic chronograph caliber. The “H” in the Intra-Matic Chronograph H, however, stands for “hand wound” and denotes a manually winding movement, based on the self-winding ETA 7753, that Hamilton has dubbed the H-51; the goal was to re-create as closely as possible the American-roots brand chronograph wristwatches from 1968 — the year before the dawn of automatic chrono calibers. Adding to the retro feel of the watch, which is housed in a 40-mm steel case, is the two-tone bicompax dial’s lack of a date display, a feature found on more contemporary models in the Intra-Matic line. Shop here.
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Hi Teddy and team! Please help me which brand to get. I am torn between Hamilton, Longines & Tudor… For Hamilton, I’m leaning to the intra matic model. For Longines I’m leaning to the Spirit model. For Tudor i can only afford the BB 36 and 41… I’m after for the brands reputation also and how long will it holds the value. Hoping for a reply from you guys… Thank you very much!