Plain & simple

As the title says – this is without doubt, a plain & simple watch. One that is a neat size, no frills, quality maker and looks good.

Bulova Hack Watch

This is the “Hack” from Bulova, which is a homage if you like to their military heritage, but simplified to suit the “no frills” watch wearer. It also features an Automatic 21 jewel mechanical movement as opposed to Quartz.  The movement has a 42 hour reserve, so for those who don’t wear the watch overnight, no worries, it will still be running in the morning.

The black background dial is relatively, uncluttered with no day or date windows, so no distractions and complimented by decent sized and luminous hour and minute hands reminiscent of Divers models. It also has a running seconds hand, often overlooked these days, but very handy. The dial also has in red, a 24 hour inner centre track for those situations where you don’t know if it’s day or night – it happens 😉

A domed mineral crystal covers the dial and it has a water resistance to 30 metres.

The grey stainless steel watch case is a neat 38mm diameter with a Khaki green leather NATO strap, so easily replaced or changed to whatever floats your boat.

All in all, this is a nice little watch (note the decent crown size), which is practical without being too large, unobtrusive, not flashy. It costs under £300 and has a 3 year warranty.

Plain & simple – as I said. . . . .

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