Ok what is this watch called? Ad describes it as yellow rolled gold plate case with stainless steel back. Dial is silvered with raised gilt numbers. Any takers? Will and Jerin...shhhh ;-)
1941 Galahad , http://www.mybulova.com/vintage-bulova-watch-ads?page=4 , Ad # 16
1942 Attorney ,http://www.mybulova.com/vintage-bulova-watch-ads?page=5 , ad # 2
it all depends.....any other thoughts?
In reply to it all depends.....any other by mybulova_admin
No, Given the lack of any other information, that's my best shot.
In reply to No, Given the lack of any by bourg01
Thanks Shawn, up until about 30 minutes ago I would have totally agreed with you. I'll let a few others have a go before showing you an new advert that will once again bring up a hot topic of discussion.
Isn't it the Bombardier in Yellow Gold with the double fluting completely across the end pieces??
Let's guess, by any chance does the ID have to do with the strap?
Thanks for sharing admin,
After taking a beating from 'knowledgeable' members over this debate in the past, the proof is in the pudding.
All well and good, however I would like to point out we were not looking at a subject watch with production date or any other information. Admin's picture could have been any of the 3. In this case the production date would be the crucial factor for giving it an ID.
haha, ok.
I like a "name that watch" post. It's fun, light hearted, and yet can be very educational. ...and now that I've seen this post, I can get caught up on the comments rather than doing other things on my "to do" list for today. I have a couple books on time management skills I should read, if I can just get to them... Thanks Admin for posting this!