A vintage Bulova Watertite wristwatch from the late 1940s, featuring a small seconds dial and Bulova’s early water-resistant case construction. Signed “Bulova Watertite,” this model predates later center-seconds versions and reflects Bulova’s pioneering approach to everyday waterproof watches. Likely powered by a 17-jewel manual-wind movement, it combines durability with classic mid-century styling. A collectible early example of American water-resistant watch design.
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About the Brand
Bulova: One of America’s foremost watch manufacturers, Bulova was founded in the late 19th century by Joseph Bulova in Queens, New York. The brand quickly established itself as a producer of high-quality timepieces and became deeply ingrained in American culture, even creating the first-ever television commercial. Often considered an unsung hero of American watchmaking, Bulova offers a rich and varied catalog that makes it a treasure trove for vintage collectors.