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You gotta love Bulova's timeline at http://www.bulova.com/en_us/legacy
It's confusing, but better than nothing I suppose. As we know, they have placed little effort into this, and often misrepresent, albeit it may not have been their intention. It's like they really didn't care that much...
Just recieved this watch yesterday. Here is the main listing pic...
Now a closer pic I took..
And another with the caps off of the band..
And now with the band removed..
Wow... talk about the most over used statement of the millenium. I can't tell you how many EXTREMELY RARE common bulova's I've seen for sale recently.
Oh.. look... there's another EXTREMELY RARE 40's senator... holy moly I better jump on it as you never see that model...
I want to slap the EXTREMELY RARE face of those sellers... haha!
I am excited to finally begin the process of restoring my collection. Many of my watches need a lot of work, and I am in need of advice regarding what to do with them. Moreover, I think this information could be helpful to other members and guests who are contemplating purchasing, selling, or restoring a similar model. I know that there will be differing opinions, but all opinions are welcome. So, if you’re willing, please share your thoughts.
I am excited to finally begin the process of restoring my collection. Many of my watches need a lot of work, and I am in need of advice regarding what to do with them. Moreover, I think this information could be helpful to other members and guests who are contemplating purchasing, selling, or restoring a similar model. I know that there will be differing opinions, but all opinions are welcome. So, if you’re willing, please share your thoughts.
Got this in yesterday and is dated October 16, 1926. Shows a "New Model" for the ladies called "Pandora" it's the top one.
I'll get this to stephan in a email attachment and maybe he can get in the database in a larger format so it can be read clearly :-(
God I hate my scanner!!!!!
So, now we have a new one to debate!
I am excited to finally begin the process of restoring my collection. Many of my watches need a lot of work, and I am in need of advice regarding what to do with them. Moreover, I think this information could be helpful to other members and guests who are contemplating purchasing, selling, or restoring a similar model. I know that there will be differing opinions, but all opinions are welcome. So, if you’re willing, please share your thoughts.
i have three questions i hope someone can answer for me. no. one is ; are members allowed to buy, sell, or trade bulova watches on this site? no. two is; are there some bulova watches that are rarer or more desireable such as the lone eagle and what are they? the third is ; what is considered the difference between ( age wise) a antique bulova and a vintage bulova? what guidelines do you guys use to determine the difference. thank you j foley
Bulova in History once again.
Below is an interesting and informative read involving the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour in 1941, a survivor of that attack and His (American Eagle) Bulova Watch.
enjoy
www.nww2m.com/2011/12/pearl-harbor-survivor-roy-s-%E2%80%9Cswede%E2%80%9D-boreen/
hello again i picked this watch up today..i am kinda shocked and happy that i won this watch and didn't get sniped..it was midday so i guess that had something do with it...i am pretty sure its a lone eagle...i can't tell for the sellers pic of the movement the year code but it is a 10an..it doesn't run but it sounds like its gummed up from the discription...now i feel like i can play with the big boys now with a real art deco bulova like this...just kidding...this one is a keeper..now i will have to get rid of something else though...maybe....