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This Bulova mens chronograph watch from the Marine Star Collection features;
- Blue sunray dial
- Stainless steel case and bracelet for durability
- Unidirectional elapsed time bezel
- Curved crystal
- Fold-over buckle for security
- 24kt gold ion-plated accents
- Chronograph (stopwatch)
- Date feature
- Quartz movement for accuracy
- Water resistant to 100M/330 feet
- Screw on back
- Approximate case diameter/width 40mm
- Free battery replacement and bracelet adjustment for a lifetime from Day's
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Bulova Mens Chronograph Marine Star Watch with Blue Dial and White and Yellow Stainless Bracelet (quartz movement) |
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Was: $399.00
Now: $299.25
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Learn About Watches Watches can be a simple way to tell the time or a complex system of tools useful for any adventure. Your watch says a lot about you and often several are needed to be used in different situations (deep sea diving requires something different than a wedding).
Movements
The movement of the watch is simply what keeps it ticking. There are several ways that watches are powered; battery, solar/ eco-drive (sun powered), mechanical energy (spring powered), and kinetic (motion powered). Each of these movements sometimes needs recharging, but if worn regularly (or placed in the sun on a watch rotator) will last for a very long time.
Water Resistance
Most watches today are “water resistant” (safe for hand washing) but each watch has its own capacity to protect its internal workings against moisture. Some of the basic features that protect your watch’s inner workings are the gasket lining (seal between the case and back), screw-back crowns (part you turn to set the time), and heavy gauge materials (that don’t concave under pressure). A watch’s ability to resist moisture will always be marked on its back. The most common levels of water resistance are: 30 meters (about 100 feet this is safe only for hand washing and normal daily use), 50 meters (about 165 feet or suitable for shallow swimming), 100 meters (about 330 feet or safe for snorkeling or deeper swimming), 200 meters (about 660 feet or safe for recreational scuba diving), and a few companies do make professional diving watches which are marked 1,000 meters (over half a mile or safe for professional dives). No watch is permanently water proof and if not properly cared for, even the best diver’s watch can sustain water damage
Useful Features
Other useful features that a watch may come with are shock resistance, perpetual calendars (which keep track of the days in each month), mineral or sapphire crystals (a much tougher ‘glass’ to cover the face of the watch), nurses/sweep/ “second” hand, alarms, compasses, and chronographs (stopwatch). Visibly, some watches also have hands and points on the dial that glow or light up to help your read the time at night.
Look
Finally watches come in every look from one whose entire inner working is exposed (skeleton/ gallery watches) to sporty red straps, or solid gold. Find the look that is right for you and fits where you will be wearing it to.
Watch Parts Glossary
Watches have many terms associated with them. To learn more about each of these terms click on the list below:
A- Analog, Analog Digital, Automatic Movement
B- Bezel, Bracelet
C- Case, Complication, Crown or Winding Stem
D- Day or Date Watch, Deployment Buckle, Dial, Digital Watch, Dual Timer
E- Escapement
F- Face, Fly Back Function
G- Glass or Crystal, Guilloche
H- Hand
I- Index
J- Jewel, Jumping Hour
L- Lighted Dial, Lugs
M- Mainspring, Mechanical Movement, Mechanical Repeater, Moonphase Indicator
P- Perpetual Calendar, Power Reserve Indicator, Pulsimeter
U- Unidirectional Rotating Bezel
W- World Time or GTM Dial |
Watch CareWatches should be cared for in the same general manner as any piece of fine jewelry. Some watches require more care and attention than others. The most important thing you can do to ensure longevity of your watch is to carefully read the instruction manual.
Exposure to water is the cause for most damage to watches. Watches not marked "water resistant" on the back should never be exposed to water in any way. If a watch is marked "water resistant" on the back, this means it can safely be exposed to incidental water such as washing hands and rain water. If a watch is water resistant to 50 meters or more, it is safe for light swimming. Only watches tested to 100 meters or more may be worn when diving or shallow skin diving.
Make certain that the "crown" of your watch is always pushed in completely otherwise the movement may be exposed to water and dust.
Mineral or glass crystals are particularly resistant to scratching, but they may scratch when coming in contact with abrasives or metals. Scratches cannot be polished out.
Plastic crystals will scratch easier, but scratches may be buffed out by a professional jeweler. If your watch was purchased from us, Day's will buff your watch crystal at no charge any time.
Gold plated watches are typically a thin layer of gold over a base metal. You must expect that the gold layer will wear through as the watch is exposed rubbing against other substances.
When the case back of a watch is removed to replace a battery or other reason, very special care must be exercised to ensure dust or dirt does not enter the movement and the gasket must be carefully reset. Watch batteries should only be replaced by a professional jeweler. With any watch purchased from us, Day's will replace the battery at no charge for the life of the watch.
With any watch purchased from Day's, we will resize the bracelet at no charge for the life of the watch. Stop by Day's or your local jeweler to find your size.
For a small charge, Day's will inscribe the back of the watch or the watch bracelet. Please contact us for more details. |
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- Your jewelry purchase will arrive in a fine quality Day's jewelry gift box.
- We are happy to gift wrap your package in Day's signature blue paper with a silver bow if you indicate so at check out. No extra charge.
- We will provide a gift enclosure card with your personal message if you indicate so at check out. No extra charge.
FREE UPS regular ground shipping on orders over $100.
- Offer applies only for UPS Ground shipping. You must select "UPS Ground" option to qualify for free shipping. Otherwise, the full expedited shipping charge will be applied.
- UPS shipping is only available for delivery to U.S. street addresses. Not available for shipments to APO/FPO addresses or P.O. Boxes.
- We will ship to PO boxes and APO/FPO addresses via U.S. Postal Service.
- Customer responsible for all shipping costs for returned merchandise.
- Sorry, Day's does not ship to foreign countries at this time.
- This promotional offer may be modified or terminated at any time without notice.
Order Processing Time
- Most orders received before 2:00 PM EST will be shipped the same day.
- All items on our site are available for immediate shipping. However, it is possible that an item may be sold out just after placing your order. In this case we will notify you immediately.
- Allow up to 2 additional days for ring sizing if you select a ring size other than the indicated standard ring size. Refer to the care and sizing tab on the detail page for the standard ring size.
- Engraving requires an extra two business days before shipping
Delivery Options
UPS Ground - will typically arrive 1-5 business days after ship date depending on travel distance ($8.00) (free if order exceeds $100)
UPS Second Day Air - will arrive within 2 business days after ship date by end of day ($16.00)
UPS Next Day Air Saver - will arrive next business day after ship date by end of day ($25.00)
UPS Next Day Air - will arrive by 10:30 AM next business day after ship date ($35.00)
US Postal Service - For orders to PO boxes or APO/FPO addresses. ($20.00)
- Orders shipped within New England states will typically be delivered within 1-2 business days from ship date.
- Delivery times are only estimates provided by UPS. |
Why DaysFor almost 100 years…
- We promise the best prices on fine quality goods and services. This means we will only sell a level of quality that our owners would be proud to wear. It means we keep expenses to a minimum by not locating our stores and offices in malls or other high rent areas. It means we purchase precious metals, gemstones and other products as close to the source as possible to eliminate "middle man" profits.
- We promise to provide the opportunity for everyone to own fine jewelry. It doesn't matter how much money you have, how young you are or how you're dressed, you'll always be welcome with open arms at Day's.
- We promise that trust will always be at the foundation of our existence. This means that we will never compromise integrity for short term profits.
- We promise to value jewelry for the sentiment it represents. This means we understand and respect that a $10 sterling silver chain can mean as much to its owner as a $10,000 diamond ring does to its owner. |
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