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Old 28 January 2012, 04:19 PM   #1
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Old 28 January 2012, 04:21 PM   #2
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very nice!

ive never been a fan of Bulova, but that watch looks great!

enjoy!
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Old 28 January 2012, 04:23 PM   #3
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What a beautiful piece Tom! Precisionists are very amazing, I hope you'll enjoy it!
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Old 28 January 2012, 04:36 PM   #4
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What a beautiful piece Tom! Precisionists are very amazing, I hope you'll enjoy it!
I've never had a bulova, not too familiar with the brand, what's the significance of the "precisionist"?
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Old 28 January 2012, 04:36 PM   #5
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This thread should be moved to "open discussion" sorry
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Old 28 January 2012, 04:49 PM   #6
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The Precisionist name means that it is supposed to be the world's most accurate watch. They managed to protect the movement from both temperature changes and vibration frequency. I believe they did it by protecting the quartz much more (they say they added a third prong but I unfortunately have no idea of what it is) and by increasing the vibrations up to 8 times the ones on a normal quartz watch (which is apparently protecting the watch much more from the effects on the movement's accuracy made by temperature changes). As well, their second hand ticks 16 times per second as opposed to 1 for a regular quartz watch and 8 for all (as they say) mechanical watches.

Voilà!
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Old 28 January 2012, 04:52 PM   #7
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The Precisionist name means that it is supposed to be the world's most accurate watch. They managed to protect the movement from both temperature changes and vibration frequency. I believe they did it by protecting the quartz much more (they say they added a third prong but I unfortunately have no idea of what it is) and by increasing the vibrations up to 8 times the ones on a normal quartz watch (which is apparently protecting the watch much more from the effects on the movement's accuracy made by temperature changes). As well, their second hand ticks 16 times per second as opposed to 1 for a regular quartz watch and 8 for all (as they say) mechanical watches.

Voilà!
very interesting!!
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Old 28 January 2012, 04:57 PM   #8
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very interesting!!
Unfortunately I can't take credit for it as I had all my information from this page right here! It's very interesting though, makes me want to buy a Precisionist myself!
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Old 28 January 2012, 05:05 PM   #9
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The Precisionist name means that it is supposed to be the world's most accurate watch. They managed to protect the movement from both temperature changes and vibration frequency. I believe they did it by protecting the quartz much more (they say they added a third prong but I unfortunately have no idea of what it is) and by increasing the vibrations up to 8 times the ones on a normal quartz watch (which is apparently protecting the watch much more from the effects on the movement's accuracy made by temperature changes). As well, their second hand ticks 16 times per second as opposed to 1 for a regular quartz watch and 8 for all (as they say) mechanical watches.

Voilà!
Awesome thanks for the info!!!!
You the man
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Old 29 January 2012, 09:03 AM   #10
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Awesome thanks for the info!!!!
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Thank you Tom!

So, how do you like it? Any quick review? I'd love to know how it is!
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Old 29 January 2012, 01:00 AM   #11
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Love the look of the applied markers. IMO, the Bulova had played an important role in watch industry.
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Old 30 January 2012, 06:10 AM   #12
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WOW! That's one nice gift!!! I love Bulova Prescionists! Want to pass it to your pal Adam?
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