One of the early selfwinding DuoWind; date code is located on the rotor ; SS case ; note the US Pattern marked on the movement dial side ; 17 jewels breguet hairspring ; no anti-shock

Miss Liberty with original band ; 14 K White Gold filled ; four emeraulds ; 6AF 15 jewels movement

This is my prefered Bulova ; a fantastic dress watch form 1956 ; case is 10K white gold filled (only 7.7 mm thin); movement 21 jewels 5 adjusted ; glossy black dial with 3 diamonds ; may be a "President" model but not shure

Can be seen in the 1946 ad ; 14 K rose gold fillled case

A rare selfwinfding , very nice case opening from the front ; the bezel is very thin

This one has no date code, probably one of  the last micro rotor Ambassador ; i would say in the early of the 1970s

After seeing the 1944 Montgomery Ward ad listed on this site, I've decided to change the model from Aviator to Cadet. This is the most conclusive proof I've seen as to which model this is. Thanks to Jerin for providing the ad and Stephen for posting it.  NOTE: The dial on this watch has been refinished and the numbers on the sub dial were left off by the refinishing CO. This seems to have added to the confusion as to the model of the watch.      Confirmed with 1944 Montgomery Ward ad

Watch is running - it May be an American Eagle? info per a NOS Crystal I found on eBay, pentagonal shaped.   seconds dial hand is missing, otherwise, ticks right along!