
Bulova Men's Diamond Gallery Tank Watch
This is a contemporary Bulova men's wristwatch featuring a rectangular 'tank' style case in a polished stainless steel finish. The watch is defined by its striking black sunburst dial, which radiates light from the center towards the edges. The dial is set with eleven small round-cut diamond hour markers, excluding the 12 o'clock position which features the signature Bulova tuning fork logo in silver-tone. The watch utilizes a three-hand analog movement including hours, minutes, and a slim seconds hand. The case is integrated into a multi-link stainless steel 'beads of rice' or jubilee-style bracelet that offers a highly reflective and flexible fit. Based on its design language, this model appears to be from the Bulova Diamond Gallery collection, likely dating from the mid-2000s to the 2010s. The construction showcases a mineral crystal and a push/pull crown on the right side. Condition-wise, the timepiece shows minor surface micro-scratches on the polished links and case edges consistent with light to moderate wear, but the dial remains clean and the stones appear intact. The craftsmanship reflects the classic reliable mid-tier luxury of the Bulova brand, balancing jewelry aesthetics with functional timekeeping.
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Estimated Value
$150 - $225
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Category
Watches & Timepieces
Appraised On
February 17, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $225
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Bulova Mens Watch
Item Description
This is a contemporary Bulova men's wristwatch featuring a rectangular 'tank' style case in a polished stainless steel finish. The watch is defined by its striking black sunburst dial, which radiates light from the center towards the edges. The dial is set with eleven small round-cut diamond hour markers, excluding the 12 o'clock position which features the signature Bulova tuning fork logo in silver-tone. The watch utilizes a three-hand analog movement including hours, minutes, and a slim seconds hand. The case is integrated into a multi-link stainless steel 'beads of rice' or jubilee-style bracelet that offers a highly reflective and flexible fit. Based on its design language, this model appears to be from the Bulova Diamond Gallery collection, likely dating from the mid-2000s to the 2010s. The construction showcases a mineral crystal and a push/pull crown on the right side. Condition-wise, the timepiece shows minor surface micro-scratches on the polished links and case edges consistent with light to moderate wear, but the dial remains clean and the stones appear intact. The craftsmanship reflects the classic reliable mid-tier luxury of the Bulova brand, balancing jewelry aesthetics with functional timekeeping.
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