Here is a fun one: this tiny, tiny little thing is a rose gold 1943 Bulova mystery. a Ruth (different from the 4 point lug Ruth of the 1930s) according to the ad, but unknown if that was just a way to distinguish it as a rose gold Goddess of Time variant, which I've only seen advertised in this shape in yellow gold (both engraved and plain). This is by far the smallest tonneau I have, and 2nd smallest watch next to my teeny Benrus tank.
What think the panel?
Advert seems pretty clear that the Red/Rose/Coral 14K RGP version is the Bulova Ruth.
The yellow gold 10K RGP version is shown as a Goddess of Time.
In reply to Advert seems pretty clear… by mybulova_admin
My thoughts exactly. The only hesitation I had is in the ad likely belonging to an individual retailer and not Bulova directly. Therefore the possibility of a jeweler-assigned name exists, especially given that they used the same name for a wildly different design not even 10 years previous. I'd feel way more comfortable with another ad or line book proving or disproving it!
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