Bulova’s Accutron is no ordinary quartz movement: as its name emphasizes, it’s extremely accurate, operating at an exceptionally high frequency of 262kHz. Its seconds hand not only sweeps (rather than ticks, like that of the typical quartz watch), but it does so far more smoothly than even your typical mechanical watch operating at 4Hz. Here, it takes the form of a chronograph in a cool vintage-style case measuring a bold 45mm on a nice Milanese bracelet. Nicknamed the “Lobster,” you can get a great deal on this awesome Bulova Accutron II at Norstrom Rack for 62% off its full retail price ($650) for just $244.
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