10k rolled gold plate
Not much known. Possible Goddess of Time 1945?
Still winds and keeps time.
I don’t have the tools to remove the back.
Beautiful watch; but I have to admit, I'm stumped. It looks like it should indeed be a Goddess of Time, but the only ads I find similar are pre 1945 and show an oval crystal - yours is round. It is likely a Goddess with a slight case change for 1945, but my call for now is unfortunately
1945 Unknown
Welcome to myBulova and thank you for sharing your watch with us. I believe the dial/movement may have been replaced as it looks more like an early 1950's dial. I found two ads from 1941 for this case without engraving as Goddess of Time. It was very common for Bulova to do an engraved and non engraved version with variants. I am comfortable calling this Goddess of Time. I also found a 14K gold version of your watch as Cleone.
1945 Bulova Goddess of Time
I will be taking it to someone who works on and restores old watches. I will update with more photos once the back is removed.
An engraved version of the 1945 Goddess of Time makes the most sense. I do know that in the mid to late 1940's Bulova started to use the dot dial so it is not a stretch to think it is original to the watch.
1945 advert showing what looks to be the same or very similar watch on this advert (first watch shown).
Note what looks like a variation letter in the advert indicating several variations of the model. Looks like either a 'P' or "F".
1945 Bulova Goddess of Time
Ok so we can rule out the "F" variant.
In reply to Ok so we can rule out the "F… by mybulova_admin
What is the date of this ad? I found this 1945 ad showing this as a variant F.
In reply to What is the date of this ad?… by JimDon5822
The advert I list above was tagged 1944
Looks like the letter "P" to me in the ad.
Confirming Goddess of Time designation but no variant and different dial. The case is a match though.
The North Star (Parry Sound, Parry Sound District, Ontario, Canada) · Thu, Mar 15, 1945 · Page 4
