New Bulova watch ads 1940-1949
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Post your new Bulova watch ads from 1950-1959 here.
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Post your new Bulova watch ads from 1960-1969 here.
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Post your new Bulova watch ads from 1970-1979 here.
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Post all of your new ACCUTRON watch ads here 1960-1979
Retracing Bulova History.
The Bulova Corporation was founded in 1875 by Czech immigrant Joseph Bulova in a small premises on Maiden Lane, New York City.
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Several times a week we get inquiries as to how much someones vintage Bulova watch is worth. Rather than explain this over and over, I thought maybe we'd have one post we could possibly make a sticky for anyone inquiring.
The worth of your vintage Bulova or Accutron watch is very subjective. There are no hard and fast rules that this one is worth X amount. They are worth what someone is willing to pay for that specific watch.
I just picked up a green Spinnaker and it made me think about ads. Outside of the dial marks I do not recall every seeing an ad or linebook for the Spinnaker. Based on my research there are 4 dial designs as follows:
White dial with Green stripe
White dial with Orange stripe
White dial with Blue stripe
White dial with Red stripe
Black dial with orange stripe
It appears to have come in at least two cases. Round and Tonneau. I would like to find an ad for these to understand them better.