yellow gold terraced case
10k rolled gold plate bezel
stainless case back
SN 3034877
17j 10BA movement with a T (1942) date code
This is a 1943 case with a 1942 movement.
This is one of two models. It’s either the Bombardier as shown in the 1946 ad or it’s the Attorney that’s added to the 1942 Brewster ad and speculated to be an error. I found nothing proving the Bombardier was made before 1946. Both the Attorney and the Bombardier have 10k yellow rolled gold plate case and a stainless back. The Attorney ad specifies 17j while the Bombardier ad does not specify. While this definitely has a silvered dial and raised gilt numerals as described in the Bombardier ad, the Attorney description doesn’t include the dial. But it could be assumed the dial is the same as the Brewster in the adjoining ad which is described as a yellow dial with black hands and numerals.
Was the Bombardier made in 1943?
Is the dial of the yellow gold Attorney the same as the Brewster?
In reply to Can you provide a link or… by mybulova_admin
https://mybulova.com/sites/default/files/vintage_ads/Bulova_AD_1946_6_0…
That's the only one I see on here.
In reply to https://mybulova.com/sites… by 1955mercury
In reply to I'm liking the Bombardier… by mybulova_admin
There is one instance where the Attorney is not listed as rose or red gold. Look at this 1942 Brewster ad
https://www.mybulova.com/sites/default/files/vintage_ads/bulova-ad-1942…
and you’ll see the description for an Attorney that is 10k yellow rolled gold plate. Assuming that Attorney has the same style case as the Brewster it’s listed under, it’s the same style case as this watch. But the Attorney description doesn’t say anything about the dial.
Ok I'm convinced. Here's a 1944 advert for the Bulova Bombardier that looks to be a match (description wise) for the advert we have on site and referenced above.
The top advert below is dated November 2 1944. Note: "expansion bracelet/band with a leather center section" is a match.
My vote is to ID this and the other yellow Brewsters as a 1943 Bulova Bombardier.
