Bulova 98A207 CURV All Black Stainless Steel Chronograph with Gold Tone Markers
$896.00
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1 in stock
A uniquely comfortable watch with curved case, curve dial, and curved movement accurate to the seconds per year.
A uniquely comfortable watch with curved case, curve dial, and curved movement accurate to the seconds per year.
The CURV chronographs are the world’s first shaped quartz watches that “curve” comfortably around the human wrist. This is achieved by a new curved movement that is derived from the Precisionist calibers. Like the Precisionist movements, the CURV movements beats at 262 kilohertz, which is significantly higher than the conventional quartz 32 kilohertz. The result is one one of the most accurate movements produced achieving about +/- 10 seconds per year. This movement is distinguished by their smoothly sweeping seconds hands.
The 98A207 CURV also features a five-hand chronograph in black IP stainless steel with black dial with rose gold-tone hands and markers, exhibition case back (showcasing the curved technical feat), anti-reflective curved sapphire glass, screw-back case, black IP stainless steel bracelet with double-press deployant closure, and water resistance to 30 meters.
We recommend the Bulova CURV line for people who want a watch with excellent features not available in any other watches.
| case color | Black |
|---|---|
| case material | Stainless Steel |
| case shape | Round |
| color | Black |
| gender | Men |
| movement | Chronograph |
| case size (width) | 44mm |
| strap material | Stainless Steel |
| strap color | Black |
| strap width | 25mm |
| water resistance | 30m / 3atm (bar) |
| Reference | 98A207 |
| UPC | 042429558458 |
Bulova is an American brand that dates back to 1875. It’s been around since the days of Joseph Bulova and his business of selling clocks and watches in New York City. His innovations included standardized production of watches and developing the first fully electronic watch with proprietary tuning-fork based technology, the basis for their iconic high-frequency Accutron timepieces, and now, their Precisionist watch and movements.
