In 1968, Bulova Satellite Clock available

Bulova by the United States of immigrants who came from Bohemia Joseph Bulova (Joseph Bulova, 1851  ─ 1936 years) was founded in 1875, was named "J. Bulova Corporation" .

 

Later in 1923 the company reorganized into "Bulova watch company" and in 1979 became a part of Loews Corporation . "Bulova" This name is likely derived from the Polish "Buława", is a ceremonial type of token.

 

In 1968, Bulova Satellite Clock available. It is the world's first satellite-based microwave control by the time the common clock, the device top of the tallest skyscraper in Mexico.

 

In 1969, the assembly of the Bulova tuning fork watch movement of the chronograph, the first moon landing by the Apollo 11 astronauts on the moon.

 

In 1973, the famous Geneva watch design competition, won the world's first digital table design awards.

 

In 2000, the mayor of New York in recognition of Bulova 125 years to the altar on the international contribution to the table, will be Oct. 4, 2000 as "Bulova" days.

 

In 2002, Bulova company set up European headquarters in Switzerland FRIBOURG, producing original Swiss Bulova watch.