- Is the Bulova Marine Star Automatic good for swimming?
- Yes. It is rated to 200 meters, which covers swimming, snorkeling and most water sports. Have the crown pushed in and avoid pressing the pushers underwater.
- Does it need a battery?
- No. It runs on a three-hand automatic movement powered by the motion of your wrist. If you leave it off for a few days it will stop, so wind it or wear it regularly.
- What is the open aperture on the dial?
- It is a cutout that shows part of the automatic movement. It is a visual feature and does not change how the watch runs.
- What crystal does it use?
- It uses a flat mineral crystal. Mineral glass resists knocks but scratches more easily than sapphire, so take care around rough surfaces.
- Can I put a different strap on it?
- It comes on a blue textured silicone strap with a red underside. Whether another strap fits depends on the lug width, so check that before buying a replacement.
- How does it compare with other entry-level automatic divers?
- It offers a visible movement and a 200 m rating at an accessible level. Rivals often add a sapphire crystal or a steel bracelet, which this model does not have.
- Where is the Bulova Marine Star Automatic Watch cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $344.37, 39% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Bulova Marine Star Automatic Watch?
- Buyers like: Nice daily watch; Perfect, arrived quickly; Silicone band and rose gold case combination.
- Where can I buy the Bulova Marine Star Automatic Watch?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Ann-Louise Jewellers, Belk, Macy's, Kay Outlet, Zales Outlet.