Rose Gold Case measures 35.5mm lug to lug x 20mm wide non inclusive of the Crown while using Calipers. Copper Dial shows dot-dash Hour markers. Hour and Minute Hands are Fils style and a Modern style Seconds Hand appears on a sub Dial completely obscuring the 6 O'Clock marker. 17 Jewel 7AP movement. Caseback is Rose Gold. Rose Gold expansion band in poor condition, as shown.
* Model variant unknown at this time.
Hey Mark,
It's a BULOVA "BROADCASTER..."
(17J) 40s: Broadcaster, Time King "A" (21J) RMS124-15 CMX2120 177 C213/4 177
Best :-) Scott
In reply to Hey Mark, It's a BULOVA by WatchCrystals.net
I think I missed something. Where did the crystal measurement come from?
alrighty then!
After reading the analysis on the similarly cased 'TIME KING' of the same era 'BROADCASTER' makes sense to Me.
Thank You Sir.
Need to follow this up with additional evidence if possible. Hopefully we will eventually find something to confirm the model name.
I agree.
2 models accepting the same Glass, Cased the same but with different movements.
ID could be reverse:
'TIME KING' 17 Jewels.
'BROADCASTER' 21 Jewels.
admin,
The Watch appears in Jerins new find - indeed it is the 'BROADCASTER'
Here lies another Watch matching a vintage ad 100% and receiving only a 2 Star 'Tentative ID' rating.
It's positively ID'd Gentlemen.
I agree....
Me three, stars that is!!!!!!!