Wow... So this watch is the first one I've ever gotten my hands one. It looks virtually NOS, to include the bracelet from the ad. It has essentially no wear at all. I believe we have a 1934 Bulova "American Eagle".
If it quacks like a duck.
It does look all original and in great shape.
1934 Bulova American Eagle.
Man, that is a beautiful sock drawer survivor! 7 Jewel movement is a curious thing. Dates on case and movement match; I wonder if this was a Bulova cost cutting attempt to keep prices down and make it possible to offer popular watches at a more affordable price during the Depression. We have multiple watches/ watch models from 1929 to the mid 1930's in the database that were higher jewel counts in ads bearing 7J movements.
1934 American Eagle in superb condition
Beautiful example, congrats!
1934 Bulova American Eagle
American Eagle looks to be a good a match.