1928 Bulova Lady's Enamel watch in 14K White Gold. Enamel is in Red, Jade and Black.
Inside case is printed with: PAT. JUN. 10, 1924, 14K
Dear Texas lady. Your watch is very beautiful with this Aztec enamel decoration but..... Unknown.
In reply to Dear Texas lady. Your watch by Alex
Thank you very much Alex. I always like hearing from you about my watches.
Can say that I haven't seen this case before. Is it stamped Bulova at all?
I'm not saying it's not a Bulova. I suspect it is, but I'm curious if platinum cases are stamped with Bulova.
Looks like one the ithe 1928/29 ladies 'Sports' watches Bulova released.
In reply to Can say that I haven't seen by mybulova_admin
Not stamped with Bulova.
Only stamped: first line: PAT. JUN. 10, 1924
second line: 14K
In reply to Not stamped with Bulova. Only by TexasLady
OK excellent. The PAT. date makes it a Bulova case. I missed that detail in the original post.
In reply to OK excellent. The PAT. date by mybulova_admin
There is another one in the Unknown section.
The solid Gold cases aren't always stamped with Bulova or other ID marks, as we have seen.
This could very well be a Bulova, an advert is really the only way to know, as many makers utilized the same styles and the same movt ebauches. I'm not finding anything at the moment.
1928 Bulova Unknown
1928 Unknown for now
I have this exact same watch in yellow gold. I love it. One of my favorites. Unknown.