Alright so what do we do with this one? Obviously we know the model. This is a 1942'ish rose gold Alderman.
I'm assuming the original movement crapped out and was replaced by a very clean 1949 10BC.
So... is the watch a 1942 Alderman with replacement movement OR a 1949 Non-Conforming.
See... I think the label Non-Conforming degrades some of these watches that have replacement parts. Who knows... Bulova could have replaced this movement under warranty itself. Though I'm betting this was a watchmakers work.
15J in Rose gold, I suspect this is in fact an "Aviator",
17J yellow gold = Stamford
17J Rose Gold = Alderman
15J Rose Gold = Aviator
like this one:
http://www.mybulova.com/watches/1946-aviator-8530
I would agree with Aviator on this one.
Ditto, good summary. Bulova Aviator.

Aviator works for me
I agree with Aviator