Accuracy is excellent, just as you would expect a quartz watch to be.

Styling is nicely retro. I wish Bulova wouldn't use a tuning fork version of their dial logo, but that is hardly a deal breaker. The luminescence is pretty good on the numbers, and better on the hands. It's a LOT bigger than the 1920s-40s inspirations, of course.

The strap feels a little chintzy, and according to other reviews is fragile. I put mine on some generic black 20mm NATO immediately after acquisition, and it all looks good together.

The crystal is acrylic, and as a good many folks have noted, it scratches. By Ned it does. The original vintage watches would have had either glass or acrylic crystals, and they either scratch or break. This would altogether cheese me off with a 300 buck Tissot. On an 80 dollar watch? I'll live with it, and likely on down the road have to replace it.

There are compounds designed to polish scratches out of acrylics-as in motorcycle signals, for instance. So far I just consider these scratches to be wabi-sabi.

It "wears smaller" than its dimensions suggest, at least for me. This is good for long term comfort.

I really like this one.