It stands Den-Ro on the front and Bulova on the back.
I could not upload a picture on the back.
Unfortunately we won't be able to ID your watch accurately based on just a photo of the front and also by the fact that is does not have a Bulova which could suggest a non Bulova movement.
Typically we would ID as non-coforming, but in this case because the watch contains a non Bulova component we will not be able to ID.
In reply to Unfortunately we won't be… by mybulova_admin
Agreed.
Thank you very much! Dont you think that the older Den-Ro watch is restored by components from Bulova back in 1952 like Chat gpt suggests? Pity that the picture of the back couldnt be uploaded but it is very plain with only Bulova, L2 and the serial number on it in steel. It was used by my grandmothers sister who lived her life in New York but moved back to Sweden when her husband died and brougt it with her. We keep it as a memory.
It's a wonderful keepsake. It certainly started its life out as a 1952 (L2) Bulova watch, but at some point, has had it's dial and hands (and maybe the movement) swapped out.
Don't always believe ChatGPT :-)
Can you please email me a clear photo of the back of your watch to admin@mybulova.com
I do suspect that your watch started its life out as a Bulova Goddess of Time.
See example here: https://mybulova.com/watches/1947-goddess-time-n-11486
Interesting! I sent pictures via email. Maybe it is a Bulova after all.
In reply to Interesting! I sent pictures… by Marax
Thanks for the photos. They do confirm that the case is from a 1952 Bulova watch, but without seeing the inside movement and with the dial not being made by Bulova, we won't be able to confirm an ID other than as non-conforming.
Thank you! If I can get it opened I send a picture!