Bulova Watches for Sale South Africa

Precise Heritage Timepieces

Second hand Bulova watches for sale in South Africa are a highly sought after accessory and with such a stellar collection to choose from, all watch tastes and expectations can be easily satisfied. Bulova watches have been on the market for years, and the brand has topped bestseller lists time and again, with their heritage and vintage pieces being incredibly beautiful and highly precise.

Essentially, the Bulova watch has everything a luxury watch buyer could want in a watch. Made with the industry’s best watch making techniques and put together using the finest materials, the Bulova watch stands out from other luxury watch brands and the company itself carries an interesting, and highly successful history.

Topwatch offers a range of new and pre-owned Bulova watches for sale in South Africa. You can also sell your Bulova watches.

A Brief History of Bulova

Bulova watches first came on the scene in 1875, just as the United States of America was going through its own golden age. Like many of the companies from that era, Bulova was at the forefront of ensuring that the American watch making industry was able to define itself in such a way that American made watches had their own touch of class and luxury, different from that of luxury watches made in other countries.

The company was founded by Joseph Bulova, a risk taker and talented watchmaker guided by the desire to create a supreme watch collection capable of remaining relevant and popular in an ever-changing world.

The pioneering spirit that gave the brand its legs remains an important part of how the company has managed to stay ahead of its peers.

Right to the very core of the business, Bulova is guided by superior craftsmanship and precision watchmaking. The company prides itself on breaking the mould and creating its own set of watchmaking rules, the end result of which is watches that are absolutely beautiful to look at and can become one of the most valuable things you own.

Bulova Collections

The watches that make up the brand are divided into watches for men and watches for women. Within the men’s range of watches, the collections include the Classic, the Curve, the Lunar Pilot, the Marine Star, the Oceanographer, and the Precisionist. And within the women’s range, the watch collections include the Classic, the Crystal, the Diamond, and the Marine Star.

Many of these Bulova watches for sale are available in South Africa and although brand new timepieces might be a little too expensive for some, the second-hand Bulova watches for sale are always the more affordable option.

FAQs

How much is the cheapest Bulova?

The most affordable Bulova watches are those which fall into the second hand watch price bracket and the cheapest Bulova watches start from just over R5000.

How much is a genuine Bulova watch?

Genuine, brand new Bulova watches are a lot more affordable than most other luxury watches. The Bulova watches prices can start from R5000 and can go up to R20 000 or more.

Are Bulova worth the money?

Bulova watches are worth every cent that you spend. These watches not only come from a watch brand that has a lot of history, and which has garnered a lot of interest in the luxury watch community, but each is also made from valuable watchmaking materials.

What is the hardest Bulova to get?

The hardest Bulova watch to get is any vintage or limited addition piece, with the rare 1964 Vintage Model being hard to find.

Which Bulova should I buy?

The Bulova watch that you choose to buy should be the watch that best fits your personality and your watch tastes. You should also select one that suits your budget.

How long will a Bulova last?

As long as you commit to regularly servicing your watch and keeping it clean and in a good condition, these watches should last you a lifetime.

How do I tell if my Bulova is real?

To avoid buying a fake Bulova watch, there are a couple of things that you can look for or do:

·        Take the watch to a reputable jeweller, one who also deals in watches, and ask them to authenticate the watch.

·        Run a search on the watch serial number using the Bulova website.

·        Only ever buy your luxury watches from a trusted luxury watch dealer.

·        If the watch comes from between 1924 and 1945 look for a symbol close to the stem set screw.

·        The name Bulova should be on the watch face or somewhere on the exterior.

Should I buy a new or used Bulova?

Whether you should buy a new or a used Bulova watch is a matter of personal preference as well as what your budget will accommodate. Second hand Bulova watches for sale in South Africa are, however, a lot more affordable.

What is the most wanted Bulova?

The most wanted Bulova watch is one from the brand’s vintage collection, with the rare 1964 vintage watch being incredibly popular among vintage luxury watch collectors.

How much does a Bulova service cost?

The cost of any luxury watch service is going to differ from one place to the next, but it is always best to not be tempted to go for the cheapest service you can find. You only need to service the watch once a year, so think of any watch service as an investment.

How can I tell the year of my Bulova?

The best way to accurately tell the year of your Bulova watch is to look up the serial number. There should also be a symbol somewhere on the watch and it will reflect the year it was made.

Do Bulova watches need maintenance?

All luxury watches can benefit from a bit of maintenance. It is always best to take the watch to a reputable watch company or a jeweller to have the watch given a good once over.

Do Bulova watches hold their value?

Yes, a Bulova watch can hold onto its value very well. The watches are all made using famous watch making techniques and some of the industry’s best watch making materials.

Do Bulova watches come with a certificate of authenticity?

Yes, Bulova watches should all come with a certificate of authenticity when bought as a brand new piece. This certificate might not be included with a second hand watch, but that depends on the watch dealer the timepiece is being bought from.