- What makes the Bulova Curv different from a standard quartz chronograph?
- Its movement runs at 262 kHz, far higher than the 32 kHz of a typical quartz watch. That gives a smoother sweeping seconds hand and tighter timekeeping.
- Can I swim with the Bulova Curv 97A144?
- No. It is rated to 30 meters, which covers splashes and brief hand washing but not swimming or showering.
- What is the case size?
- The case measures 42 mm across, a mid-size fit that wears comfortably on most wrists.
- Does it have a sapphire crystal?
- Yes. The dial is covered by scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, which is more durable than the mineral glass common at this level.
- What do the three sub-dials show?
- They display chronograph timing: 60 seconds, 60 minutes and 1/10th of a second.
- Is the strap rubber or metal?
- It comes on a black rubber strap with a deployment clasp, which suits casual and active wear.
- Where is the Bulova Curv cheapest?
- At Watchsavings.com, for $548.26, 37% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bulova Curv?
- 26 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Bulova, Bijoux Eclore, Cirelli Jewelers, Reeds Jewelers.