Chrome plated Case measures 40mm lug to lug x 32mm wide non inclusive of the Crown using Calipers. White Dial shows luminous Arabic numerals and Black printed tracks. Hour and Minute Hands are luminous and a Military 10AK sweep Seconds Hand appears on a sub Dial totally obscuring the 6. An anti-magnetic shield and gasket appears between the Caseback and Movement. Stainless Steel Decagonal Caseback screws on and is Stamped as shown. Glass and seal are correct. Ordnance Dept OF (Waterproof Case). Authentic World War II U.S.Miltary non-Hacking Garrison (support troops) Watch.

** Watch purchased from Pearl City, Hawaii which resides on the Northern Shore of Pearl Harbour, the Home of Ford Island U.S. Naval Air Station on the Hawaiian Island of O'ahu.

Signed 4x Dated 2x Circular Stainless Steel Case with Scalloped bezel measures 40mm lug to lug x 30.5 mm wide non inclusive of the Crown while using Calipers. Original Black Dial shows Silver applied Arabic numerals at 3, 6 , 9 and 12, applied Silver Dauphine Arrow tips with luminous accent the remainder. Dial Center is Phonograph textured,  Bulova logo, Seconds track, 23 Jewel and Selfwinding insignias are printed White. Hour and Minute Hands are Silver Alpha style with luminous along with a Modern style sweep Center Seconds Hand. Stainless Steel Caseback stamped L9 screws on. Waterproof Crown is signed Bulova. Original Bracelet is Kreisler. U.S.A. made 23 Jewel Selfwinding Automatic Chronograph, 6 Adjustments, Heat- Cold- Isochronism- 3 Positions. Railroad grade.

Case Material: 14k Two-Tone Gold - Rolled Gold Plate-Fairly Rare

Case Measurements: 20.0mm Between Lugs, 33.0mm Lug-Lug x 26.6mm Wide

Dial & Hands Original

estateauctions Sellers Description mentions mybulova.com

“This auction is for a circa 1929 Bulova Wrist Watch, we think it matches the face of the 1929 Fleetwood, but this one has a 17 Jewel 10AN movement. (We matched it on the mybulova com site - what an incredible Bulova resource!!) We may have it wrong, if so, let us know and we will get it up here.”

You have it exactly right Sir!

14 ct gold case Bought new in '67. In Navy so maybe in Europe. Question is whether it is worth fixing as I have no memories of it. It may be worth more as gold.

I inherited this watch from my grandfather, who owned a jewelry store and repaired antique watches.  I don't even know  if it is a genuine Bulova.  I stated the year as 1950 because it was required to complete this listing, but I have no idea.  I would certainly love to learn the manufacturer year and model (and if it is genuine).  If anyone would care to share that information, I would be grateful!  Best regards~