I found another great deal on Bulova watches on Amazon. This time, the Bulova Men's Modern Millenia Automatic Ceramic Watch is listed at 66% off on Amazon. The watch is a three-hand 21-jewel automatic with a partial open aperture in the front and an exhibition caseback revealing the mechanism.
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| Bulova Modern Millenia Automatic (Amazon photo) |
The watch features a ceramic case and bracelet, an edge-to-edge domed crystal, gold-tone accent markings, and a classic subdial with a second hand. The watch has a 42-hour power reserve when fully wound. The watch case is 41.5mm in diameter and it stands a little tall at 13.2mm thick. One Amazon reviewer noted that the lug-to-lug measurement of this watch is a little large at 53.8mm. By having only a partial aperture on the watch face, the watch is more readable than a full skeleton watch and there is room for the vaunted Bulova tuning fork logo.
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| Bulova Modern Millenia Automatic Exhibition Caseback (Amazon photo) |
This watch is listed as 66% off of a nearly $1000 list price. This made me suspect that the infamous Invicta infomercial price model might be in effect. They always seem to say their watch has a high sticker price, but then offer it at a low retail price Street prices at various watch retailers online show this watch in ranges from this sale price up to about $750. A pretty common price might be around $500. Overall, this Bulova is an attractive watch from a known brand at a substantial discount and at the best internet price point that I've found.
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