Arde Bulova

1887–1958 (age 71)

Business

Biography

Arde Bulova guided his family's watchmaking firm through the twentieth century, expanding the Bulova brand with innovations in precision timekeeping and a global outlook. He balanced tradition and modern design while nurturing a workforce that took pride in craftsmanship and reliability.

He believed that business had a civic role, supporting education and civic projects in his community and honoring the craftsmen who made each timepiece. His presence is still felt at Woodlawn Cemetery, where colleagues and family honor his blend of vision and generosity.

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