A Bold Statement from the Future — Made in the Past!
Step into the world of retro-futuristic design with this ultra-rare 1970s Buler Jump Hour Watch. Featuring a fully transparent acrylic case, this vintage Swiss timepiece is an absolute head-turner — and a true collector's dream.
With its sleek square 40mm design, mechanical precision, and unique visual appeal, this watch is more than just a time-teller — it’s a piece of wearable art from one of the most daring decades in watchmaking history.
Brand: Buler – a respected Swiss manufacturer known for innovative design
Model: Jump Hour
Era: 1970s
Movement: Swiss manual mechanical movement – wind it up and feel the vintage soul tick!
Case Material: All acrylic – rare transparent design, showcasing inner mechanics
Case Size: 40mm (square) – bold yet wearable
Case & Bezel Color: Classic silver tone
Dial Display: Jump Hour – hours “jump” to the next at the top of the hour for a unique time-telling experience
Dial Format: 12-hour display
Strap: Two-piece blue leather strap – modern, stylish, and comfortable
🔍 Ultra-rare transparent case – a true standout in any collection
🕰 Jump hour display – an iconic feature of 70s avant-garde horology
🇨🇭 Swiss made – built with precision and quality that stands the test of time
🧊 Acrylic case – lightweight, bold, and futuristic for its time
👔 Versatile look – works perfectly with both casual and formal outfits
Whether you're a seasoned collector or new to vintage watches, this Buler Jump Hour is a timeless treasure. Its transparent design tells a story of 1970s innovation and imagination — and it’s guaranteed to start conversations wherever you go.
This is not just a watch. It’s history, style, and Swiss engineering in one stunning package.
1x Vintage Buler Jump Hour Watch (1970s, as shown)
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🛒 Own a piece of horological history — before someone else does!
Add this incredibly rare Buler Jump Hour to your collection today. These watches are disappearing fast, and finding one in this condition is nearly impossible.