So, I bought my first Bulova (in running condition) off of eBay, and while I'm waiting for it to arrive, I thought I would start to gather some more information.
Here's the photo:
I *believe* it's a 1940 Beacon, according to this ID page.
Hi Everyone. Can anyone identify this one? It has a 21 jewel 10BP movement that carries two date marks. L9 and a less distinct one near the Bulova stamp M3. I found a crystal that fits exactly, GS CMC360 and it's maked "Engineer AB" but I can'y find a mention of it in any of the catalogues. Case is marked M2.
Best Philip
Outstanding and very rare solid 14k yellow gold Accutron Accuquartz. As good as they come. Mint diamond chip dial. Unmarked heavy (18 grams) solid gold oval case. Serviced and keeping Accutron time.
A very rare beast indeed.
Philip
Double date stamped '42 & '43. Restoration finished 25/01/2011. I think this is the senator model...let me know if not as i have seen other names thrown around such as spencer/radio city.
I bout this watch and I am unsure of the model any help would be gladly accepted the date code is L7 so I know its from 1957 but thats all i can figure our the case serial number is T278450. I havent opened it up as I am a novice. It does work like a champ though. Thanks For the help.
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Works like a champ, other than a scuffed crystal the watch is in excellent shape
Watch is awaiting a crystal. Beneath the crystal you will find beautiful dial & hands.
Added a picture of the back.
Looks like its a 1970 by the date code.
All that I know is that the number on the back of the case is bs00392
Belonged to my grandmother. Outside case on face of watch has 4 triangular emeralds. Watch is in working condition. No idea what model or if the Movement # is correct.
Very sweet looking diamond dial here. The back case is worn in several spots but this front case looks fantastic. Needs a hour hand... and maybe a little dial cleaning but one VERY sharp looking watch.
