Estate 1976 Bulova Accutron Day-Date "Tuning Fork" Watch, Ref. 2182 — State Farm Presentation

Own a legendary piece of electronic horology. The Bulova Accutron was the world's first fully electronic watch, celebrated for its distinctive humming sound and a sweeping second hand that glides with perfect, uninterrupted smoothness — no tick, no stutter. This 1976 example features the robust caliber 2182 tuning fork movement with both day and date complications. Housed in a bold 1970s-style case with a textured fluted bezel and a champagne sunburst dial, this piece carries an added layer of authentic American corporate history: it was a presentation watch for State Farm Life in 1976, date-confirmed by both Bulova's "N6" date code and the crisp engraving on the case back. Once the high-tech choice of pilots and engineers, the Accutron remains one of the most collectible and technically fascinating watches of the 20th century. Key Details: Era: 1976 (Bulova "N6" Date Code) Maker: Bulova (USA / Swiss Movement) Model: Accutron, Reference 2182 Movement: Tuning Fork Electronic — hums rather than ticks Complications: Day and Date, dual-window display at 3 o'clock Case Material: 10K Rolled Gold Plate with gold electroplated fluted bezel Provenance: 1976 State Farm Life presentation engraving on case back Important Note: This timepiece is offered in excellent as-found vintage condition and is in working order. The movement hums strongly and keeps time. The gold-tone case and fluted bezel show light, honest wear consistent with its age. The dial is very clean. The case back features a crisp 1976 State Farm Life service engraving. No box or papers.