Formed wood case, mahogany finish. Westminster melody on the hour. Polished gold tone bezel. Metal dial with gold metallic accents. 4" x .75" engraving plate included. Requires 3 AA batteries (not included).
*The chime of each clock will vary from the provided sample.
About Bulova
The Bulova Corporation began as a jewelry market in late 19th century Bohemia; now Bulova has a global reputation for superior clock making. You'll find a wide variety of styles to choose from to complement a mantel or wall in your home or office.
History of Bulova
Joseph Bulova began a clock and jewelry business in 1875, pleasing customers from the very beginning. In the 1920s, Bulova led the way in the clock industry with the first automobile and radio clocks and the corporation continues to lead in innovation and quality.
Fine Construction
Made with the finest marble, crystal, wood and brass, each Bulova clock is engineered with accuracy in mind. You can be sure that the mechanism in the timepiece itself is of superior quality. Bulova clocks are complete with a warranty; certain models offer craftsmanship guarantees.
Variety
For those interested in hobbies, Bulova manufactures miniature clocks with unique themes. Interior designers will be pleased with the many Bulova clocks that complement a theme. Many styles are available in floor, desktop , wall and mantle models; one in sure to satisfy your modern or traditional styling.
Specialized Collections
Bulova offers a unique collection of licensed designs. For instance, you can find features timepieces with designing from Pfaltzgraff and Frank Lloyd Wright. This collection brings you all of the attraction of licensed designing with the quality and reputation of Bulova.
For any area of your home or office, whether you are interested in collectible miniatures or impressive grandfather clocks , Bulova offers timepieces to suit your tastes, and satisfy your need for quality craftsmanship.
