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August 16, 2026

Bulova Men’s Octava Crystal Accent Chronograph Silver Quartz Watch 41MM 98C133

Bulova 98C133 Watch. Movement: Quartz Features: 6 Hand, Day / Date, 24 Hour Time. Case size: 41.5 mm. Band material: Stainless Steel. Water resistance: 30 m (3 ATM) Brand Bulova Model Number 98C133 Item Shape Round Dial Window Material Mineral Crystal Clasp Deployant Clasp Case Diameter 41.5 mm Band Material Stainless Steel Band Color Two-Tone Dial Color Silver-White Calendar 6 Hand, Day / Date, 24 Hour Time Movement Quartz Water Resistant Depth 30 m (3 ATM) This is a brand-new, fully functional Bulova watch. It comes complete with tags, paperwork and a valid manufacturer's warranty through the proof of sale. It comes inside a black Bulova box.
August 16, 2026

Bulova Men’s Crystal Octava Quartz Watch 41.5mm Gold Silver Two-Tone 98C133

The Bulova Men's Crystal Octava Quartz Watch 41.5mm in Gold Silver Two-Tone (Model 98C133) is a stylish and elegant timepiece designed for formal occasions. Featuring a stainless steel case with a silver dial and a bracelet band, this watch exudes sophistication and luxury. With a quartz movement ensuring accurate timekeeping, this watch also boasts a 12-hour dial, making it both practical and chic. The watch has a water resistance of 30 meters, making it suitable for everyday wear. Perfect for the modern man who values both style and functionality in his accessories.
August 16, 2026

Raketa TRIDENT Famous Simbol of Ukraine Vintage patriotic Ukraine watch

The Raketa TRIDENT Vintage patriotic Ukraine watch is a dress/formal wristwatch with a mechanical (manual) movement and 19 jewels. With a round case size of 39mm and an anchor escapement type, this vintage watch from the 1990s features a shock-resistant design, acrylic crystal, and a 12-hour dial. The watch is water-resistant and has a right-handed design with a rubber band and an 18mm lug width. Made by the brand Raketa in Ukraine, this analog watch does not come with papers or original box/packaging, but it is a symbol of Ukrainian patriotism and history.
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