1972 (N2) Bulova Accutron 2182 Day-Date in a solid 14K gold Jonell 'J-Arrow' oval case with original 14K Tuning Fork link bracelet.
Available for purchase is an exceptional, museum-grade example of Bulova’s 1972 flagship timepiece. This isn't just a vintage watch; it is a significant piece of American horological history, crafted in solid 14K yellow gold and featuring the rarest bracelet ever produced by Bulova.
The Details
• Model: Accutron 2182 Calendar Day-Date.
• Year: 1972 (N2 Date Code).
• Case: Solid 14K Yellow Gold "J-Arrow" (Jonell) Oval Case.
• Bracelet: Original, solid 14K Yellow Gold "Tuning Fork" integrated link bracelet.
• Total Weight: 71.1g (Incredible gold weight/heft).
• Dimensions: 38mm (Large, modern wrist presence).
• Dial: Pristine cream dial with applied gold baton markers and sharp gold lettering.
Condition & Provenance
This watch is in exceptional vintage condition. The "J-Arrow" case retains its sharp factory lines and has not been over-polished. The applied gold markers are bright and clear. The integrated bracelet is tight and features the iconic tuning fork logo on the clasp. The Caliber 2182 movement maintains the signature Accutron "hum" and keeps excellent time.
Investment Grade
While standard steel Accutrons are common, solid 14K examples on the original gold tuning fork bracelet are nearly extinct. Most were melted down during the gold spikes of the 1980s. With a total weight of 71.1 grams, the intrinsic gold value provides a high floor for your investment, while the collector premium for this specific bracelet configuration makes it a true unicorn for the serious Bulova enthusiast.
Technical Specs
• Movement: 2182 Tuning Fork (360 Hz).
• Jewels: 15 Functional Rubies.
• Crystal: Original Armored Acrylic.
• Functions: Instant-set Date, Day-of-week, Sweeping Seconds.
Thank you for posting your watch. This is a massive chunk of gold and the bracelet is a rare survivor. Based on the 1972 Bulova linebook this is a 1971 Bulova Accutron Date & Day "BH".

Stunning!
1972 Bulova Accutron Date & Day "BH"
Thanks! I thought N2 meant 1972.
In reply to Thanks! I thought N2 meant… by Deadlast01
It does. Fat fingers :o)