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Joseph Bulova Limited-Edition "Commodore" Dress Watch

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Joseph Bulova Limited-Edition "Commodore" Dress Watch

Name: Joseph Bulova Limited-Edition "Commodore" Dress Watch
Brand: Bulova
SKU: joseph-bulova-limited-edition-commodore-dress-watch
Price: 1295 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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When 19-year-old Joseph Bulova left Europe for America and founded his watch company in 1875, little did he know what impact the establishment would have over the next century and a half. The Joseph Bulova collection is a tribute to the company’s pioneering founder Read More

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May 21, 2020

I'd really like to hear from the Drop folks about what the site is doing with these full retail listings. Has the basic business model changed? You can buy these for this price on the Bulova site and not wait a month for shipping. Or you can head over to Amazon and pay ~$950, that's ~a 27% discount.

bubah

May 22, 2020

mcloseSpeak up “Drop” before you guys did the name change, I was waiting for mass drop to become open to the market. You guys should be pushing harder.. become a real contender.

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sedanchair

May 21, 2020

We’re all just here to dunk on overpriced Bulovas I take it

porfirea

May 21, 2020

I actually like the colors of dials... but $1,300 for unmodified SW200??? Really???

cmagruder

May 22, 2020

porfireaWas showing up to buy this for sub 500. Drop style.

May 21, 2020

Jan 19, 2021

I still need to try to get some better photos. But, hey, this is Drop so these are Ansel Adams quality in comparison. Love the handsets on these...

WathingTime

460

Jan 19, 2021

tbjsHubba, hubba! The Blood Moon is a stunner! Wear it in good health and happy new year.

Outdoors_guy

May 21, 2020

That first picture really looks like a rendered image on an ibm 386 (Or even an artist’s drawing) rather than a photo, but maybe it is just a low res photo. It is asking a lot of money for a watch that is not well known and we can’t actually see the watch with high res images. For a well known watch that buyers may have seen plenty of photos of or even seen in person this would be less of a problem. Might be a great watch. Might be worth the price tag, but it’s hard enough to tell that from photos and impossible from renderings.