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That's unfortunate; I really like the bracelet. Maybe you'll be lucky, and it will loosen up with a bit of wear.It bothers me though that the bracelet doesn't bend enough, remaining pretty stiff around the wrist.
Some more pictures, outdoors.
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I really like the grey colour. It bothers me though that the bracelet doesn't bend enough, remaining pretty stiff around the wrist.
Beautiful watch! I have a Yema French Air Force Armée de l'Air Automatic Superman and a Quartz Marine Nationale Diver.
Did you get this new or pre-owned? As it looks like a recent model.
Repost from other watch thread.
How are old Bulova watches in general, circa 1930-1970? There are a few in my family including one bought by my great-grandfather. I have no intention of selling them, just curious as to Bulova's previous reputation. Well aware they are mid tier now, I'm curious about how they were in the past.
Repost from other watch thread.
How are old Bulova watches in general, circa 1930-1970? There are a few in my family including one bought by my great-grandfather. I have no intention of selling them, just curious as to Bulova's previous reputation. Well aware they are mid tier now, I'm curious about how they were in the past.