Thus, the open-worked AccutronSpaceview timepieces of that era were both a popular nod to a new skeletonized and transparent dial approach as well as a cultural nod to the excitement around the U.S.’s own fledgling space program. In fact, Accutron has its own unique history with space exploration. Feb 17, 2020 · Today, many brands produce dial-less and “skeletonized” watches in order to display their fascinating and prestigious mechanical movements — but this approach was nearly unheard-of at the time of the Spaceview. View all In 1960, Accutron changed timekeeping forever with its tuning fork movement. Its smooth sweeping seconds hand and signature hum marked a revolution in precision. Today, the Spaceview 314 honors that legacy with modern craftsmanship and timeless innovation, marked with its signature F-sharp hum. Mar 14, 2025 · The Bulova AccutronSpaceview isn’t just a watch—it’s a snapshot of the future, as seen from the past. It’s what people thought 2025 would look like in 1973—and you know what? Jun 20, 2025 · More than 60 years after debuting the world’s first fully electronic wristwatch, Accutron returns with the Spaceview 314 in a modern tribute to its groundbreaking tuning fork technology. Jun 20, 2025 · Now, more than six decades later, Accutron unveils the Spaceview 314, a fully electric timepiece powered by a reengineered tuning fork movement that blends past innovation with modern precision. The new AccutronSpaceview 314 is a technical and cultural milestone. Whereas the first Spaceview crystal was created to replace a dial, the new Spaceviews would have a built-in, metal minute scale (chapter ring) and the crystal would be imprinted with only the Accutron name and tuning fork logo. Feb 17, 2020 · Today, many brands produce dial-less and “skeletonized” watches in order to display their fascinating and prestigious mechanical movements — but this approach was nearly unheard-of at the time of the Spaceview. In 1960, Accutron changed timekeeping forever with its tuning fork movement. Its smooth sweeping seconds hand and signature hum marked a revolution in precision.
