Here is something I discovered not ten minutes ago. If you have a "waterproof" watch with a two-part stem, the usual way to remove the stem is to pull out the crown, then wind back a little to release the "bind" of the stem, and then pull the stem out. On four of my watches I have two where it is difficult and traumatic to remove the stem, and it worries me that I might one day break it, as I did on my Surf King's. Well, on my new Water-tite I posted recently, I could not remove the stem, and have just tried it again, but had a Brainwave.

Got this a few months ago and forgot about it. No date anywhere. Movement is an ETA 2824-2, with 25 jewels. Case measures 36mm. W/O crown, 45mm. lug to lug, 18mm. lug gape. Hands and numbers are gilt. From top to bottom on the dial are the words "Telemetre, BULOVA, Automatic, Swiss Made". Case shows areas of bad corrosive gilt loss on the back, but only slight rubbing on the lugs. Since cleaning crud off of the hairspring it keeps excellent time. 

Looking for the band that goes with a 1931 Miss Liberty with sapphires.  If anyone has a suggestion on where to find, would be grateful!

I found out this watch in my parents house. No booklet available. On internet seems that is replica of a Longines' watch.

I will really appreciate if you could provide me technical description and history of this watch.

BR,

Giulio

This is what I know.  Movement model 6AF, movement serial # 231773, Case serial # 1315357, Year 1931.  15 Jewels.  6 sapphires on case, sapphire on crown.  There are no markings as to case or back material, i.e. gold filled, rolled gold, 10k etc.  Any information on the identity of this watch will be greatly appreciated. 

As posted on the watch in the database, if in fact it is a westover (has anyone got an add yet please?) 

Ok people. My friend 57vert and I have been trying to get to the bottom of the "Westover" crystal saga after, as in previous messages here, I found the G-S crystal that was noted by other members was incorrect and would not fit. So here is the full information we have found, hope it is helpful to some. Thanks again to Charles for taking the watch and spending hours searching to get this info.

Off the 'bay, yesterday for $5!. Stated as "1930's, Mother Of Pearl button, made in Germany, original outer box." Looks early to me, and in fantastic condition !