This two tone beauty appears to have spent it's entire life tucked away from all hazards know to endanger watches. The case has minor 'shop wear' but really shows no sign of ever having been worn., The crown is near perfect and even the buckle on the bracelet, which usually shows some scraping is almost flawless. I am certain it will not be matched in terms of it's condition. I am certain that the bracelet is original to the watch, the combination is remarkable. Dial and hands have been refinished and relumed.
Added 2/23/2016 - Photos Updated 06/16/2020
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Stunning Geoff I hope we can find and ID for it.
nice watch Geoff, except for missing grooves on parts of the case are remarkably similar to Bertram
Very handsome watch, great condition!
Woof... again... so nice. I do believe I have seen examples of this guy before, but Unknown to me.
Nice...but still Unknown Just beautiful!
Signed case?
The Governor maybe Geoff?
Hmmm, the two adverts you posted show two completely different watches Jerin, not sure which to agree with?
Based on the new 1932 Ad this could be a 1932 Bulova Franklin. Ad confirms two tone case. Noting a fully lumed dial vs the dial pictured in the ad.
