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This Space Age Technology Was a Watchmaking Milestone in 1960

This Space Age Technology Was a Watchmaking Milestone in 1960

Posted on February 18, 2020 By Jarvis

In retrospect, “The Watch That Hums” represented a pioneering link between the first battery-powered watches and the eventual tsunami of inexpensive quartz watches. Introduced in 1960, the Bulova Accutron looked, sounded, and functioned unlike any other watch. It was incredibly accurate, using a tuning fork that accounted for the humming referenced in the brand’s slogan. In its most interesting form, called the Spaceview, it also happens to visually represent the experimental, space-age mindset of the era.
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