This watch has a rectangular stepped (hidden lugs) case with blue hour and minute hands. The movement is the Bulova 17 jewel, 5AP with an omega symbol mark and a movement serial number of 35346.
The case is 30.5mm x 15mm with a serial number is 0315327 and marked with a June 10, 1924 patent date.
The watch face features an inlaid Bulova logo which is surrounded by an engraved gold-ish rectangle embellishment. The watch band/bracelet is marked Maxim.
The watch highly resembles the Bulova men’s 1930 Bourbon. Cannot find a reference despite its (Lady) look-alike appearance to the men’s 1930 Bourbon. I am always on guard for those “Bulova movement” or “Frankenstein” watches. But in this case, even if it is not a wholly Bulova watch. I like it!
That is a real beauty! Thanks for sharing it! The only thing close I find is THIS ONE with a dial variant currently listed as an Unknown. I believe yours is all Bulova with the possible exception of the band. Case s/n and movement date stamp both say 1930.
Sorry I can't be more helpful
1930 Unknown
In reply to And Edmund Alexander… by Alex
A match for another previous unknown. I say previous as we now know the model name. Good find Alex and Edmundo.
https://mybulova.com/watches/1930-evelyn-2380
1930 Bulova Evelyn it is. Another one bites the dust.
