About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement promotes the Bulova Accutron, a revolutionary wristwatch that runs on a tuning fork, offering a new standard of accuracy in personal timekeeping. The ad highlights that the Accutron is the first timepiece ever guaranteed to be accurate on your wrist, with no ticking sound, just a faint hum. It emphasizes the watch's reliability, minimal need for repairs, and the ease of replacing its power cell. The price range is mentioned, and the ad assures a guarantee of accuracy within one minute a month.
- Brand: Bulova
- Product: Bulova Accutron
- Tagline: the only basic advance in personal timekeeping in 300 years
- Publication: Life Magazine
- Year: 1961
Objects in the advertisement: watch, tuning fork, planet, text
Similar Ads
Shop Vintage Gifts & Accessories
Help support the archive by purchasing my ad inspired posters, gifts, and accessories! My all original products are designed based on the ads in the archive.
Vintage Posters & Frames
Witty, fun, irreverent and elegant vintage-inspired posters. Designed from my vintage ad archives.
From $19.98
Vintage Gifts & Accessories
Vintage-inspired coffee mugs, glasses and other home accessories. Designed from my ad archives.
From $12.98
A catalog and collection of vintage, quirky, gay, fashion, tech, gaming and retro advertisements from famous and not so famous magazines.
Ad Collections
All original vintage advertising content on AdRetro is considered fair use or is in the public domain; we claim no copyright or trademark to the original artwork, products and brands. If you believe there is a violation you may submit a copyright complaint and we will quickly respond to it. Use of any of the images on adretro.com is prohibited without prior authorization. See our Terms and Conditions