MIL-SHIPS Bronze 100-200 and hacking seconds (the second-hand

and hacking seconds (the second-hand stops when the crown is pulled out)

all lined with Beige Alcantara

a Paulin signature

ensuring that your watch stays on should a spring bar fail

The most obvious differences are the bright red accents on the hands and date

MIL-SHIPS Bronze 100-200 and hacking seconds (the second-handIn the late 1950s, the U. S. Navy contracted Bulova to build a submersible watch capable of meeting the demanding needs of its divers. The resulting MIL SHIPS W 2181, never adopted by the military, represents a horological could have been, an American dive watch to counter the major Swiss brands. Bulova has taken the MIL SHIPS back to the bronze age for the brands 150th anniversary, swapping the 41mm stainless steel case for sandblasted CuSn8 bronze.