08/20/2026
The Bulova Super Seville punches high above its weight — in technology, in legacy, and in design — and it still lands safely under $1,500, ranging from about $400 to $1,200 depending on the model.
The real story is the movement. It’s Bulova’s proprietary Precisionist quartz, running at 262kHz — eight times the frequency of a standard quartz watch.
That means accuracy measured in seconds per year, and a smooth, sweeping second hand you’d swear came from a mechanical watch. Pick one up and watch it glide.
The design has real lineage. It’s drawn from the 1970s Super Seville Day-Date — that TV-shaped cushion case, fluted coin-edge bezel, and a bracelet built right into the watch. It’s the integrated look usually reserved for watches costing many times more.
And the pedigree runs deep: Bulova has been around since 1875, issued to U.S. military members, flown on 46 NASA missions, and worn on the surface of the Moon.
Available in two men’s sizes — 38mm and 35mm — and the mini Seville @ 25mm often for a smaller wrists and ladies.
We’ve got a few in the case right now, with the full range of dials and finishes available to order direct from Bulova. Come try one on. It wears even better than it photographs..
📍 K and Company Family Jewelers, Eagle, ID
DM us or stop in — Rich will walk you through it.