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Hi. I have this 1970 Chronograph incoming but can’t find any other white dial examples. Has anyone else seen one?  Many thanks

Can you tell me what era or time period this particular Goddess Of Time Case was used?

Note: I originally got this with a piece of junk watch inside but I was only bidding for the case anyway. But it seems that Goddess Of Times' don't come around often so if any of the panel members has need for it I will be happy to give it to you for the price of postage.

Thanks

Bill

Was there a Conrad model in 1945 with the rose gold case and a white face

I bought this watch recently (as best I can tell looking through this site is that it matches this one - https://www.mybulova.com/watches/1938-minute-man-8377). I've never really been interested in watches until recently when some interesting/valuable pieces came into my hands via my step-father (a long retired watch maker).

I bought a grab bag of "Bulova" watches. LOL

#1 was a fake bulova dial on an Alton Watch Company movement inside a case made by Master for a Sutton watch. LOL

#2 as it is...is a 1951 Ruxton "A" with an incorrect crystal

#3 is the one in question. A bulova dial...unknown year and model inside an unidentified case (no markings) but the movement is a working 9AN 1927 (square date code), 15 jewel. Was wondering if there is anyway to identify which model it came out of by the serial # which is 307273

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I have the date correct on my Day & Date (see pic below). How do you set the day without changing the date?

Has anyone seen another advert for the (1930's) Pandora.  There is only one ad in the DB and it's not that clear.

I've been looking online for information about the Bulova railroad grade 9362Q quartz models and I haven't been able to find much.





They were accepted for use with the Canadian railroad well into the late 1980s.  The watch I saw had the date code N9 for 1979.





The movement is an ESA-ETA 9362 seven jewel "mechanical" quartz movement.





I saw one today but decided to hold off on the purchase until I did some research and I have come up with very little info about these watches.

Has anyone ever heard or seen a Bulova Ladies "Heart-Shaped watch?  Real or Fake??

Case sn 6525824 possible 1946 from engraving on back.  Back case also states: Bulova Quality.

I can understand how, say, a 1944 movement can pop up in a 1945 case: One factory is making the movements to be used as needed in a number of models, another is making new designs of cases to fit standard movements. You might even get a couple of years off. But the watch I'm lookintg at is a 1954 Craftsman carrying not the expected 1954 8AE 21j movement but a (very similar-looking) 1944 8AC movement.