This one was $400 back when I bought it around 1999. You can get one on Ebay for probably $150 now. They're out of fashion. The two-tone is not real gold--it is just gold-colored metal and the movement is Japanese quartz. Also, by todays standards the watch case size is small-ish at roughly 38mm. If you're going to get a Bulova these days, I'd recommend that you saved your money and got one of the new Precisionists that they have. Those are pretty sweet. They're not Rolex or Omega, but they're a better-than-average watch. Really, at that price point ($1250?), I'd probably recommend getting a Ball or an older Corum or Omega. Still, there is nothing like buying new, so maybe stick with the Precisionist. Right now, Bronze finishes are kind of hot, but I would go with stainless steel because it has passed the test of time. Here is mid-tier Precisionist, but again, this a quartz movement and these things are not going to last as long as a luxury automatic watch: https://www.bulova.com/us/en/product/96B175.html?cgid=mens-precisionist This is a modern Marine Star (mine is a Marine Star) and this particular model looks very vaguely like an Omega Speedmastwer Moonwatch: https://www.bulova.com/us/en/product/96B272.html?cgid=mens-marine-star If you really, really like mine, you can buy it used. The model number is 98B82: https://www.buya.com/Item/Details/BULOVA-Gent-s-Wristwatch-98B82-MARINE-STAR/lite/d623a93319c24ae7af47424548c84330