Hi All,

I'm assuming this is a Bulova mistake, but has anyone ever seen J9 as a date code? Well see pics below. Must be 49 I think. It's a little indistinct in the picture, but it's J9 for certain.

Philip

I found this little beauty at a flea market. The local jeweler  told me that the gems were diamonds, but could not ID it

hello,

I come near you for assistance… I will like to know of which model of watch it acts. I tried to seek on your forum, but I did not find anything.

For information, on the front is registered: 23.

And behind, it marked 14k Bulova as well as the serial number there.

I will thus like to know the model, his year of marketing or creation, even his price.

Thank you in advance, and sorry for my English.

Cordially

 

hello, I found these two watches while cleaning out an old jewelry box. I've tried to pin point what model they are.  one looks like a 38 minute man and the other might be a 38 crocket??? I can't tell so i figured i would ask an expert (you) .  I was thinking of fixing them up as they have been in the family for a while and still keep time. Any information would be greatly appreciated. by the way I don't dare open the backs because I have no idea what goes on in there.      Thanks     Dave

http://s1205.photobucket.com/albums/bb426/daveswatch/

Ladies and Gentlemen,

There has been a tremendous influx on Our favorite web based auction site as of late of an unnamed Oval Cased Automatic. The Watch is advertized by several individuals as being New, Old Stock, comes in a variety of Colors, Red, Blue, Silver and possibly more.

Rotors are stamped Bulova N9.

10 - 15 of these roll through per Day and have done so for the past 30+ Days coming out of Hong Kong, China.

*Images courtesy of the Internet.

Well while clearing out my grandmothers estate, somone found a gold-plated Bulova watch and had tossed it in a bin of misc. stuff for $2. I fished it out because it seemed like a decent, (If cheap looking) running mechanical watch. I was going to give it to a friend who needed a watch, but I decided to look it up before doing so. And was very surprised to find it's dated to 1953 by the system here.

sorry, double post