Well, last week I was talking with a local jeweler and he mentioned possibly finding time to dig out the old dusty box with the bulovas in it.  ;>0 well after I non-chalantly wiped the drool from my chin I made an appointment for tommorrow afternoon.

I might also mention that this jeweler sold me a 49 yellow gold Conrad in fair condition but needing the movement cleaned for $10!!!

The wife and I are looking forward to this little treasure hunt.

I have gone through the pages of watches with the 7AK movement.  The movment has a "48" stamp on it.  I cannot seem to find a case that has matching lugs and scalloping on the side.  I've come across a double "scallop" design, but not the single that is pictured.  The watch also has 14k Yellow Gold case.  Please help as I am trying to help a customer of mine identify and determine the value of this watch.  Thanks.

I inherited the watch from an aunt who probably bought it in the 1960's on a trip to the US.  It is 14k white gold and has diamonds round the front dial.  The back is stamped 14k Bulova and 416886.  585 is stamped near to the stem and crown.  The movement is stamped 17 jewels, swiss, Bulova watch Co, M1, and GA (not sure if it is a G) in a box.  I know that the bracelet is not the original.  

Anyone have 2 hair springs for Bulova 23's 10BPAC movement, complete ,just the spring,the # of the spring so I can search it out. Any help appreciated.