as a man who appreciates the finer aspects of luxury, I am constantly and consistently asked that the designer watch company is my favorite. Any friends, family, or random acquaintances, it is a question I receive more often than any other. And my answer is the same every time.
Watch Bulova wrist.
people find my answer ironically, in some way. This is because when they ask me about the designer look, whether it's impresario Concord Ladies Watch with white dial, Cartier Ballon Bleu watch, I usually pronounce every detail of the clock. But when you ask me what is my absolute favorite, my only real top-choice, I would wear a watch, if only I could wear to watch the rest of your existence, my answer is short, sweet, and comes no doubt shed. And when they ask why, my explanation is just as fast:
because they were the first.
Yes, the Bulova wrist watch was the first watch I've ever wrapped around my wrist (it's not cost $ 5 and feature Mickey Mouse on the cover). But that's not what I mean when I tell people to watch Bulova Manual collection is and will always remain my top choice.
Simply put, the Bulova wrist watch was first with ... well, everything.
In 1912, Bulova was the first watchmaking company to build a plant that was dedicated solely to watch part of the production.
In 1919, when the pocket began to decrease in popularity, Bulova became the first introduct entire line of jewels, men's wrist watches.
In 1924, Bulova ladies wrist watch line has been introduced;. The first line of luxury watches designed for women
Two years later, in 1926, Bulova was the first radio commercial.
In 1928, Bulova introduced us to the first clock radio. And while this is technically not look Bulvoa wrist first, yet another example of Bulova's leading the charge.
Have you gotten the point, or should I keep going? In 1931, Bulova became the first company to mass-produce electric clocks. In the same year became the first luxury watch designers to spend more than $ 1 million in advertising annually. In 1941, Bulova first American broadcast television ad during the baseball game between the Philadelphia Phillies and Brooklyn Dodgers. In 1968 they finished construction of an hour Bulova watch, that was the first public clock that keeps accurate time from a satellite orbiting in space.
And as if all this were not enough, Bulova watch company was actually used as part of NASAs Apollo 11, which of course was the first man, a pilot shuttle to land on the moon. That's right:. Bulova was the first in radio, first on TV and the first on the moon
And of course, the first in my opinion.
