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Bulova - Oceanographer 'Devil Diver' GMT

98B407

3 Year Limited Warranty

For who crave an unmatched thrill, there is no substitute for the brand new Bulova men's Oceanographer GMT. Crafted with precision, the 41mm stainless steel case boasts a sleek grey IP coating, a screw-down crown ensuring water resistance up to 200 metres, and a black-and-white unidirectional rotating timing bezel. Through the box sapphire crystal, the luminescent white dial illuminates with black 24-hours scale, minute markers, and applied round luminescent hour markers, all complemented by a practical date display. The robust luminescent handset guarantees exceptional legibility even in low-light conditions, with the independently adjustable hour hand allowing for quick local time setting.

Fueled by a self-winding GMT movement featuring 24-jewels and a remarkable 42-hour power reserve, safeguarded by the screw-down caseback. Paired exquisitely with a fitted black silicone strap featuring a sturdy three-piece buckle. When you demand a timepiece that accompanies you effortlessly through any adventure without missing a beat, the men's Bulova Oceanographer GMT is your unrivaled choice.

Technical Specs
  • Case Material: Stainless Steel
  • Case Diameter (mm): 41
  • Case Thickness (mm): 14.55
  • Lug Size: 20mm
  • Functions: 3 Hand, Automatic, Calendar, GMT
  • Movement Technology: Mechanical
  • Crystal: Double Curved Sapphire Box Crystal
  • Dial Feature: Luminous Hands and Markers
  • Water Resistance: 200M
  • Movement: 9075
Style
  • Case Color: Silver
  • Dial Color: Blue
  • Strap: Stainless Steel

What is an Automatic Watch?

An automatic watch harnesses the wearer’s arm’s movement to power its mechanism. As the arm swings, a rotor inside the watch rotates, winding the mainspring. This stored energy is then released, driving the gears that keep the watch’s hands moving and ensure accurate timekeeping.

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