An Exclusive New Bulova Snorkel for the Windup Watch Fair Chicago

Windup Watch Shop

July 25, 2025

In this video, we take a minute with the new limited-edition celebration model of the Bulova Snorkel. Commemorating the Windup Watch Fair in Chicago, this particular Snorkel features a Bean color scheme and a custom artistic case back. It comes paired with an ADPT nylon strap, a Nomatic Hip Pack, and a commemorative box. Check it out at this year's Windup Watch Fair in CHI before they're gone. If, on the off chance, any are left after the weekend, they will be available at the Windup Watch Shop while supplies last.

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Snorkel “Chicago” Limited Edition

Introducing the Bulova Snorkel “Chicago” Limited Edition, a bold tribute to the Windup Watch Fair Chicago that fuses dive-watch performance with refined urban style. Crafted in celebration of Bulova’s 150th anniversary and 10 years of Windup Watch Fair, this exclusive 50-piece edition transforms the iconic “Devil Diver” silhouette with an elegant mirrored charcoal dial that reflects the polished facades of Chicago’s Cloud Gate sculpture .

A 41mm Hybrid Ceramic watch

Based on the brand’s iconic Oceanographer line of sport and dive watches, the new Snorkel collection blends vintage design with modern materials. With an innovative new Hybrid Ceramic 41mm case, classic has met contemporary all while maintaining an affordable price point. With 100m of water resistance, the Snorkel is ready for whatever aquatic adventure awaits. The four variants — the Great White Shark, Blue Tang Fish, Sea Turtle, and Clownfish — take their vibrant marine hues from ocean life, each with an appropriately vintage-inspired tropic-style rubber strap.

Snorkel Collection

For over 150 years, Bulova has produced innovative watches designed to meet the needs of their owners. Quick to jump on the industry of watches produced for the burgeoning sport of SCUBA diving, Bulova’s Snorkel and Oceanographer dive watches were the choice of discerning skin divers through the 1960s and 1970s.

Powering the Bulova Snorkel is the Japanese-made Miyota 2115. A quartz movement, it features hour, minute, seconds, and date. Accurate to approximately +/- 20 seconds per month, it should last approximately three years on a single battery.

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