Buffalo Bills Mens Watch

You'll always be on time for kickoff with this Buffalo Bills MVP watch from Gametime. The water-resistant watch has an adjustable comfort-link strap and a black sunray dial with glow-in-the-dark hands and indices. It's designed with a Miyota® quartz movement for accurate time keeping and displays the official team logo on the face.

Product Details Specifications: 3 atm water resistance46mm caseAlloy caseJapanese quartz movementLeather bandMetalMineral crystalSilver-tone handsSilver-tone markersStainless steel caseback Precious Metal Type: Non Metal Weight: 0.75 gr. Quantity in Stock: 1

BSS - Buffalo Bills NFL Men's Legend Series" Watch" Ronda Swiss 5040D Quartz Analog chronograph movement - Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal - Solid stainless steel case - Stainless steel turning bezel with gold Arabic numerals and accents - Solid stainless steel bracelet in single link construction with fine brushed finish and gold accents - Double push-button buckle with safety clasp - Ceramic dial with luminous hands and team logo - 12 Genuine diamond indices featuring large VVS-G diamonds at 12 - Elapsed and split-time Chronograph - Second hand dial at 2:30 O'clock - Screw-in gold crown and gold chronograph push-buttons - Stainless steel screw down case back - Water resistant to 100 meters (330 ft) - Alternate black and brown genuine leather straps with stainless steel spring bars - Packaged in metal brief case with 23k gold plate etched with team logo - 5-year limited warranty

Paul Newman, Joel Grey, Burt Lancaster. The story of Western legend Buffalo Bill is brought under the offbeat lens of director Robert Altman. 1976/color/120 min/PG/widescreen.

Robert Altman was often ahead of his time--once at the cost of being behind himself. Buffalo Bill and the Indians, a snorting exposé of the U.S. predilection for buying into heroic myths, opened on July 4, 1976. Clearly the film was positioned as the ultimate bicentennial event, Altman-style. But Altman had already delivered that a year earlier: the splendiferous, deeply disenchanted yet exhilarating Nashville. Both Nashville and Buffalo Bill are films about America-as-show business, hucksterism, and the rare miracle of performance. But everything Altman got so thrillingly right in Nashville, which teems with life and mystery and widescreen dynamism, came out flatfooted and obvious in Buffalo Bill, a cramped, smirky inside joke that ends up being on the joker. The setting is the base camp for Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Show, where the blustering Indian fighter of legend is gearing up for his latest national tour. Apart from sharpshooter Annie Oakley (Geraldine Chaplin) and her great friend, the Sioux chieftain Sitting Bull (Frank Kaquitts), the show is populated by phonies and opportunists. Biggest phony of all is Cody (Paul Newman), whose fame has been based more on the penny-dreadful scribblings of Ned Buntline (Burt Lancaster) than on any real accomplishments; even his long blond tresses are fake. Altman and cowriter Alan Rudolph (working from a play by Arthur Kopit) thump their insights about the Establishment's feet of clay as if they were breaking-news bulletins instead of countercultural clichés. Only the occasional ineffably mysterious Altman zoom shot offers relief. --Richard T. Jameson

This Game Time Veteran, league sanctioned Watch combines a vibrant "Officially licensed Team Colored Logo" on an all metal dial, encased in an all metal watch case, stainless steel caseback and crown, easy-to-read dial layout, with a high quality dependable Japanese Quartz Analog movement, Adjustable Nylon Velcro Strap, that is Water Resistant to 3 ATM 99 feet) and all with a Limited Lifetime Warranty.