BULOVA Super Seville Day-Date

─ Clad in a Wave of Design ─

The late '70s:

an era when wristwatch design sought grace and strength at once.

Bulova's "Super Seville",

a design every watch enthusiast will have seen,

fuses "the spirit of luxury sports with the refinement of the traditional dress watch"

in a truly extraordinary creation.

The many homage watches Bulova created in that era

have now become collector's items in their own right, transcending the bounds of the brand.

The radial hairline finish on the silver dial

reveals a different expression each time it catches the light,

while the beautiful cut of the fluted bezel

lends the wrist a pleasing heft and refinement.

A late-'70s classic where grace and strength meet.
A silver dial with radial hairline finishing.
A day-date display opening in a fan shape at 12 o'clock.
A fluted bezel and Jubilee bracelet.
An "N9" stamp denoting 1979 production; automatic "Cal. 1373.50".

─ Characters Tracing an Arc at 12 O'Clock ─

The date and day display at 12 o'clock, opening in a fan shape.

A layout that goes beyond mere legibility,

it adds a small sense of occasion to everyday moments.

The Jubilee bracelet, flowing supplely from the case,

offers a fit that hugs the skin

and casts the elegant shading unique to vintage pieces.

─ And Yet, Swiss Craftsmanship Beats Within ─

Open the caseback to reveal

the golden automatic caliber "Cal. BULOVA 1373.50".

The stamped "N9"

is clear evidence that it was made in Switzerland in 1979, a golden age.

Its confident heartbeat, even after more than 40 years,

continues to grace its owner's time with unchanged precision and integrity.

─ A Universality Carried into the Present ─

Versatile enough for refined business attire, of course,

and equally at home as a quality accent to casual styling.

A luxury design loved across the ages.