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Until now, the typical super-rugged watch had a face that would stop a clock.

Our new Oceanographer is strong on looks. Yet they don't come any tougher.
To name just a few of its strongpoints: 
It has an armored crystal, which is a lot brawnier than ordinary crystals.
It's tested to withstand water pressure as far down as 333 feet.
And inside, the famous Bulova movement. With every part precision fitted to every other part. Which is why the Oceanographer isn't just super waterproof*. It's super dustproof and resistant to heat, cold and shock as well.
So if you're in the market for a super-rugged watch, you can't do better than an Oceanographer. Despite its good looks.
The Bulova Oceanographer. [[B logo]]
Not just another pretty face.

*When case, crown and crystal are intact.

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Oceanographer "H" 17 jewels. 
$85.00. See the Bulova Oceanographer Collection at fine jewelers and department stores everywhere.
Bulova Watch Co., Inc. © 1968

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PLAYBILL®
Volume 5 October 1968 Issue 10

CONTENTS

5 BACKWARD GLASSES
9 "DON'T DARE YOU PUT ME IN YOUR PLAY"
by Bruce Jay Friedman
14 HOMAGE
by Paula Laurence
21 THE PLAY
52 POLITICS, BROADWAY STYLE
by Barry Tarshis
63 ON A PERSONAL BIAS
by Bernice Peck
68 THEATRE SCENE
by James Frasher

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