98A253 Surfboard Chronograph A Archive Series Blue Dial on Blue Silicone Strap
Original price was: $695.00.$521.00Current price is: $521.00.
The Perfect Blend of Functionality and Style: A Water-Resistant Watch with Reliable Japanese Quartz Movement and Chronograph Function.
About The Product
Introduction
We are passionate about crafting premium timepieces that stand the test of time. Our latest release, the 98A253 watch, is no exception. This watch boasts a perfect combination of style and functionality, making it an ideal choice for discerning watch enthusiasts.
Design and Materials
Crafted with the finest materials, the 98A253 watch features a robust stainless steel case and band. The black dial is adorned with luminous silver-tone hands and indices, making it easy to read in low-light conditions. The watch also features a date display at the 3 o’clock position, adding to its practicality.
Movement
The 98A253 watch is powered by a reliable Japanese quartz movement, ensuring accurate timekeeping. This watch also features a chronograph function, allowing you to measure elapsed time with ease.
Water Resistance
Whether you’re going for a swim or just caught in the rain, the 98A253 watch has you covered. With a water resistance of up to 100 meters, this watch can withstand most water-based activities.
Conclusion
Overall, the 98A253 watch by [Company Name] is a true masterpiece. With its stylish design, high-quality materials, reliable movement, and water resistance, it is a watch that is both practical and stylish. Whether you’re an avid watch collector or simply in search of a reliable timepiece, the 98A253 watch is sure to impress.
Features
Additional information
| case color | Silver |
|---|---|
| case material | Stainless Steel |
| case shape | Round |
| color | Blue |
| gender | Men |
| movement | Analog |
| case size (width) | 40.5mm |
| strap material | Silicone |
| strap color | Blue |
| strap width | 20mm |
| water resistance | 200m / 30atm (bar) |
The Brand
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.
