Here is one of Bulova's most iconic and sought-after chronographs: the legendary "Parking Meter" ref. 7392, created in the early 1970s and immediately recognizable for its futuristic dial design. The nickname Parking Meter derives from the symmetrical arrangement of the counters at 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock, reminiscent of the aesthetics of a parking meter. This version combines a gray/blue dial with an orange central hand, a color contrast that fully expresses the sporty and innovative spirit of the period. At the heart of the watch is the legendary Caliber 11, one of the world's first automatic chronograph movements, developed through a historic collaboration between Heuer, Breitling, Hamilton-Buren, and Dubois-dépraz. A caliber that represents a milestone in watchmaking, here encased by Bulova in a 43 mm steel tonneau case with bold proportions and a strong 1970s feel. A rare and sought-after watch, perfect for those who love vintage chronographs with strong historical significance and a unique presence on the wrist. Technical data: Reference: 7392 Brand: Bulova Year of production: early 1970s Movement: Caliber 11, automatic chronograph with Buren micro-rotor and Dubois-dépraz module Case: stainless steel, approx. 43 mm Dial: gray/blue, applied hour markers, orange chronograph hand Functions: bicompax chronograph, date window at 3 o'clock, tachymeter Glass: plexiglass Case back: screw-down, numbered ref. 7392 Strap: blue Tropic sport 20 mm