Submitted for your august perusal and commentary. I just got this one and have not been able to identify to my satisfaction. Looks like a 1936 Banker, but the lugs are not correct, nor is the jeweling. It is in a stamped Bulova case. Movement is a 10AE 15J date coded to 1936. Case diameter without the crown is 1.025", 1.256" across the lugs and 13mm between lugs. Crystal dia. is .900". I would also like to get a crystal, so and ID would be helpful. 
geezer,
Good one! I've seen this Dial style 100x now in 1936 Watches but never in Black. - See the 1937 and 1938 APOLLO in the database.
Hmmm, not much help but the case is also very similar if not identicle to the 1937 Kenmore (Engraved bezel ) or the 38 Buckingham seen in the ads.
Certainly has the dial amd hands of the Banker and the case of the Apollo. Any additional photos of the back case and movement?
Here is the movement
In reply to Here is the movement by geezer_D
Thanks, she's deffinitly 1936 era.
...and the case back. 
gezzer,
One of these should work for you...
PM me your address and I'll stick one in the mail.
Greg
OldTicker,
PM sent and thank you!
Case and Movement match the 'APOLLO'
Thanks, Fifth. Is the dial accurate for an Apollo variant, or does this one constitute another FrankenBully?
An ApolloBanker?
everything on the Dial side looks correct, is it original? I'd say Yes,
Is this Watch the 'APOLLO' with a Dial variant?
most likely, IMO.
Thanks, I will get it posted in the database this evening.