Bulova has expanded the Super Seville line with a new 35mm mid-size case, giving its retro-inspired integrated bracelet watch a more compact and dial-focused expression. The latest trio keeps the model’s defining elements intact: a television-shaped case, fixed fluted bezel, sapphire crystal, and integrated three-link bracelet. What changes is the proportion and the dial treatment. By removing the date window and magnifier from the larger Super Seville format, Bulova gives the new natural stone dials more room to work.
The three references are built around Magnesite, Jade, and Sodalite dials, each with the natural variation expected from stone. Magnesite is the cleanest of the group, pairing a white stone dial with a stainless steel case and bracelet. Jade brings a green dial to a two-tone stainless steel and gold-tone case, while Sodalite uses a blue stone dial with the same two-tone treatment. The result is a more symmetrical Super Seville that leans harder into texture, color, and wrist presence rather than complication.
Inside, Bulova continues to use its Precisionist high-performance quartz platform, listed here as Caliber NM10. The movement’s appeal is its smooth sweeping seconds hand and accuracy measured in seconds per year, a useful technical distinction in a price segment still crowded with standard quartz and entry-level mechanical watches. Water resistance is 30 meters, so this is better understood as a daily design watch than a sport watch.
The 35mm Super Seville matters because it sharpens one of Bulova’s more compelling recent designs. The smaller case brings the proportions closer to the model’s 1970s roots, while the stone dials give it a more collectible feel without pushing the watch into precious-metal pricing. The Magnesite model is priced at $895, while the Jade and Sodalite versions are priced at $1,025.
