This is a 1942 14K rose rolled gold plate bezel with a stainless steel back. I think it might be the Eleanor from the ad I attached.
I have been trying to find something from the early 1940s in rose gold and I am pretty happy with this one. I have ordered a vintage cord band with rose gold clasp to bring it back to a more original state. Thank you for any help.
I believe Eleanor has arrived!. Welcome to the party! Feel free to mingle with the other guests, but be advised; you may want to avoid the Directors and Dictators..........
It's interesting that this watch with a metal band in yellow gold appears to become "Diana".
In reply to I believe Eleanor has by neetstuf-4-u
Thank you. Now seeing your close up I think so. Mine has the triangle on the lug just like that. Yes interesting that they would change the name for the yellow gold version.
1942 Bulova Eleanor she is. Do you have a photo of the back serial number you can add. I'd like to determine if it is in fact a C or a mistruck 0, which was very common.
In reply to 1942 Bulova Eleanor she is. by mybulova_admin
It looks like a C to me but I did have to look at it under a magnifying glass to read it. 
Very nice,
1942 Bulova Eleanor
In reply to Very nice, 1942 Bulova by Geoff Baker
Thank you for confirming : )
Good ad match, I agree with the Eleanor model name.
In reply to Good ad match, I agree with by Andersok
Thank you! I am really appreicate all the ads this group has put the time into collecting and the Panel Member's time in reviewing watches.
Eleanor she is.