1952 HAWLEY? Case back:BULOVA,L2 and serial# Inside case back:BULOVA 10K ROLLED GOLD PLATE BEZEL,STAINLESS BACK,NEW YORK. 10BT movement is dated L3 Dial:silver toned(butler) with applied gold numbers and hands(missing the seconds hand but I think I have it somewhere Crown is signed BULOVA The ID on this one is based on the one example in the database
In reply to The example in the database by denupnorth
Tentative Bulova Hawley based on evidence posted here: http://www.mybulova.com/watches/1951-hawley-3918
Sometimes I vote tentative based on crystal specs (as in the linked Hawley example) and other times I may not. For me, it depends on how unique the crystal specs are. If its a really odd shape, or at least one that's fairly uncommon, I vote tentative.
I'm tentative on this Hawley ID, as in linked example, although as Ken does point out, GS may list the most popular model name on cyrstal packs, when they also fit others...
Agree with Wawley, I think that is equally with another one in db