Bulova Accutron Railroad Accessory little-known feature — an analog

little-known feature — an analog depth gauge

It would become a game-changer just like Omega's Speedmaster

but the '67 and '04 600T models retain a trimmer design

hails from the mid to late 1960s

an old world dashtimer sitting pretty as a desk clock

Bulova Accutron Railroad Accessory little-known feature — an analogIn 1960, Bulova had a vision of the future and in that future, there was humming. About a decade before the infamous Quartz Crisis, Bulova put into production a timepiece that did away with the traditional balance wheel, favoring instead a steel tuning fork powered by electromagnets attached to a battery powered transistor oscillator circuit. Designed by Max Hetzel, the Accutron made waves, becoming the first wristwatch precise enough to be qualified