Vintage 1970s Bulova Accutron Spaceview 314 Print Advertisement — Original Tuning Fork Watch Original Ad
Approximately 7.5 x 11 inches.
This vintage Bulova Accutron Spaceview 314 magazine advertisement dates to the early 1970s, capturing one of the most visually arresting timepieces of the space-age era. The original print ad showcases the Accutron's iconic skeleton dial — its teal circuit board, copper coils, and precision gearing fully exposed — dramatically draped over a glass bottle glowing amber, a bold compositional choice that telegraphs both precision engineering and modern design confidence. The Accutron was America's first fully electronic watch, accurate to within one minute per year, and worn by NASA astronauts; this collectible ad reflects that technological swagger. A distinctive piece for any vintage watch or mid-century Americana collector.
What you see is what you get; the ad in the photo is the exact one that'll come to you. Listed sizes are close, but treat them as ballpark, not gospel.
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