Bulova Refreshes the Sutton Line with New Rectangular Dress Watches, and a Pair of Mechanical Pocket Watches. Yes, Pocket Watches

Consider the pocket watch. While some may consider this genre of timepiece to be anachronistic, there is something excessively charming about the extended ritual one has when checking the time. While the pocket watch has lost some popularity to its wrist-bound cousin, there appears to still be interest in producing high-quality timepieces with a bit of vintage flair. Or, at least, Bulova thinks so.

The watch company has recently released a new series of pocket watches inspired by the distinct and charming Sutton model. Adding depth to the Sutton design language, this new pair of pocket watches seamlessly bridges the gap between old and new and makes the pocket watch – somehow – feel totally modern. 

The Sutton pocket watches boast a sleek 50mm polished stainless steel case and a snap case back featuring a vertically brushed finish in both a gold and silver tone option. With a water resistance of 30 meters and a 42-hour power reserve thanks to the 8N24 skeleton movement, these timepieces are a blend of form and function.

Each element of the pocket watch is designed to represent the heritage and meticulous detail of Bulova as a brand and the Sutton as its direct inspiration. The bale seamlessly follows the architectural lines of the case, continuing through the chain and adorned with the iconic Bulova tuning fork clasp. Each color option has its own personality that enhances the overall look of the watch itself. The silver reference is paired with blue-tone Roman numerals and markers, while the gold-tone option uses gray Roman numerals and markers. 

Price points for the new pocket watches range from $595 to $695.

In addition to the pocket watches, Bulova is releasing a new Sutton automatic tank watch, which will be available in a bracelet version. This particular model showcases a 33mm x 49mm rectangular stainless steel case, complemented by a textured white dial and a curved mineral crystal. The watch is powered by a 82SO Miyota automatic movement with a 42 hour power reserve. 

The new Sutton tank is priced at $550, and is available in either gold-toned or two-toned silver options. 

And finally, Bulova has introduced two quartz tank watches in a smaller size of 21mm x 32.5mm, featuring a stainless steel case with a gold-tone finish, a mother-of-pearl dial, and a curved mineral crystal. The first variant, adorned with diamond accents on the dial, comes with an alligator grain strap and tone-on-tone stitching, priced at $350. Meanwhile, the second version boasts Roman numeral accents and is set on a two-tone silver and gold stainless steel bracelet, available for $395. 

All new Sutton models are available now via Bulova’s website here.

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Brett F. Braley-Palko is a writer based out of Pennsylvania. Having a full-time job in the luxury pens industry has given Brett an appreciation and understanding for the EDC market. When not working, Brett has three dogs and an upcoming novel that both keep him pretty busy.
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