When I purchased this watch, I thought this watch was a Clipper; then I believed to be a Commodore, but now I'm not so sure. Therefore, I will need your help, to identify this model from Bulova. God bless you.
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Thank you, friend. I had a look at the Yankee Clippers, but they are Selfwinding (Dial); and this one isn't, this one isn't (Dial reads Waterproof, and mechanism isn't selfwinding). However, would it be possible that Bulova made Yankee Clippers that were Mechanical (Non Selfwinding), and that read "Waterproof" on the dial?
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I reasoned according to the shape of the case, the description or the photo of the dial is not obvious whether it is waterproof or selfwinding
it is true that all known Clippers variants are selfwinding
but Commodore has a different lugs shape
as well as your watches may be similar to these Unknown
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A good match for a Yankee Clipper, but that is listed as having a stainless steel back case, so I think we can scratch that model out.
![Yankee Clipper](http://src="http://www.mybulova.com/sites/default/files/vintage_ads/bulova-ad-1958-11.jpg"){kind=link}
Certainly a Clipper of sorts, I just can't find one with a full 10Kt gold plate case.
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