Description:
The Bulova Accutron Spaceview is one of the most recognizable and celebrated pieces in electronic watch history, distinguished by its transparent dial that fully exposes the movement's mechanism rather than concealing it beneath a conventional dial. The exposed layout showcases the iconic teal-hued tuning fork with copper-wound coils, the signature technology that gives the Accutron its accuracy and its distinctive "hum" instead of a tick. Dating to 1965, this 35mm stainless steel example is fitted with luminous white baton hands set against the openworked mechanism. Powered by the Accutron tuning fork Calibre 214, the movement uses an electrically driven tuning fork vibrating at a constant frequency in place of a traditional balance wheel, delivering the exceptional accuracy that made the Accutron one of the most innovative watches of its era. The watch is fitted with a green rubber strap.
Specifications:
| Movement |
|
| Type |
Electronic Tuning Fork |
| Calibre |
214 |
| Functions |
Hours, minutes |
| Case |
|
| Case Material |
Stainless Steel |
| Case Diameter |
35 mm |
| Crystal |
Acrylic/Mineral Crystal |
| Dial Colour |
Exhibition/Skeletonized, exposing tuning fork movement |
| Dial Indicators |
Luminous white baton hands |
| Strap |
|
| Strap Material |
Green Rubber
|
