Post your new Bulova watch ads from 1950-1959 here.
IMPORTANT: When adding adverts please try and include the models referenced and year. This helps when searching the site.
November 1953 ad. Bet you didn't know about this publicity stunt!
Heres the October 1953 story to go with the later advert.
In reply to November 1953 ad. Bet you by bobbee
PM me for a Vintage Commercial clip of the watch actually going over the falls. The guys who wrote above article musta been off that day.....
In reply to November 1953 ad. Bet you by bobbee
Watch commercial of Bulova Clipper watch going over Niagra Falls
Cass City MI 05-11-1951 Her Excellecency BB &
SS
1955 ad.
Utica NY Observer 1956 - Presidents
Not the best but FINALLY.... some model numbers for those uber thin Presidents of the late 50's... looks like my Gold Dialed ones are the "G".
1956 ad.
Dec. 1956 ad. Split full page ad up.
New names "Albatross", "Argonaut", Flying Clipper".
New Bulova "23" variants, "J", "R". New Senator Variant, "H".
1952 ad.
This might shake things up....
In reply to 1952 ad. This might shake by bobbee
Uhmmm I'm not getting how it will shake it up brother? What am I missing?
...as will this December 1952 ad.
Jan. 1956 ad.
Ambassador "B" and "E".
1952 ad.
Early calendar watch.
In reply to 1952 ad. Early calendar by bobbee
Thanks so much for posting this picture! (albeit I am thanking you 8 years after the fact.) I have had the 1952 Calendar watch in my collection for nearly 30 years. I believe I am the 2nd owner. My watch is Minty. Need to submit it to MyBulova.com
1956 ad.
Remember the "Batwatch"?
The "Cambridge".
August 1953 ad.
New President "D" black dial variant.
1953 ad.
President with dial variant.
1950 ad.
His Excellency "WW".
August 1953 ad.
Ambassador variants. "A", "B", "C", and "E".
In reply to August 1953 ad. Ambassador by bobbee
Dude that's a super sweet ad! So nice to see them all together.
October 1957 ad.
New Beau Brummel.
Two ads from the same 1951 Paper.
Top one has the RANDALL, Bottom has the CALDWELL.
Dec. 1951 ad.
The WHITTIER. New name.
Sept. 53 ad.
American Girl variants.
May 1954 ad.
Goddess of Time variants.
July 1954 ad.
November 1954 ad.
Lady Bulova variants.
October 1959 ad.
Midnight Clipper.
November 1959 ad.
Rhapsody variants.
Late 1950's Window display for the Bulova "23".
I know it's not a Bulova, but this "bandwheel" is a great addition, as you can see which style band matches your vintage Bulova!
Cool November 1952 ad.
December 1950 ad.
Early Duo-Wind variants F, G and E.
May 1952 ad.
September 1953 ad.
September 1953 ad. Park Lane confirmed.
December 1957 ad.
More American Girl variants.
November 1954. Watertite.
March 1956 ad.
Confirms the Albatross and Senator.
ALBATROSS!! who, on EARTH would wear an ALBATROSS???? (other than that ancient mariner dude)
Hey, you don't wear these ones round your neck, Geoff!
NOW he tells me? - I wondered why everyone looked at me that way!
Nov. 1953 ad.
Nice, clear Tuxedo ad from 1951.
September 1953 ad.
New Aeronaut model, new name "Brixsome", new name "Fascination".
I saw this same ad in several different newspapers, this was about the best res.
I like that it has the "treasure chest" in it too!
In reply to September 1953 ad. New by bobbee
THAT.. is a great ad Bob...
In reply to THAT.. is a great ad Bob... by plainsmen
Hey, that is praise indeed brother!
Still not as good as thee.
...But I'm trying!
Here is yet another rectangular Beau Brummel (yawn).
November 1957 ad.
Attached to the top Sutton ad above was a watch called the Gedney, but is known on this site as the
AMBASSADOR/EVERETT!
After more searching, I came across several more naming it the Gedney, in four seperate States in the US.
Maryland advert.
Oklahoma advert.
Pennsylvania advert.
So, along with the Texas advert that has been snipped, but I still have the original pdf file for, that is four ads in four states, with a couple more in the same states.
What is going to happen now? We have THREE different ID's for this watch!
Just to make it interesting, I found this 1959 ad too.
