- How accurate is the Precisionist movement?
- Bulova rates Precisionist movements to about 10 seconds a year, well inside typical quartz accuracy. Real-world owners report similarly tight timekeeping.
- Can I swim with the 98B356?
- No. Its 5 ATM rating covers splashes, rain and brief handwashing, not swimming or showering. Take it off before water activities.
- Is the crystal sapphire?
- Yes, the 98B356 uses sapphire glass, which resists scratches better than the mineral glass common on watches in its class.
- What does the chronograph do?
- It times events with pushers on the case side, alongside the date window. It is a stopwatch function, not a second time zone.
- Does it need winding?
- No. It is quartz and runs on a battery, so it only needs a battery change every few years. There is no automatic rotor to keep moving.
- How does it compare with a mechanical chronograph?
- It is more accurate and needs no winding, but it lacks the mechanical movement's craftsmanship and resale appeal. It is also lighter and thinner than many automatics.
- Where is the Bulova Precisionist (98B356) cheapest?
- At Jomashop, for $719.00, 33% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bulova Precisionist (98B356)?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Jomashop, Zales, Kay Jewelers, Jared, Bulova.