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Just purchased this on ebay and awaiting delivery , it was referred to as a military style watch , has bulova markings on back of watch and a bulova strap. Model number 96G53 with a japanese MIYOTA movement. Did not pay very much for it so not too concerned if it is not genuine. Any comments ?
This rare beauty just finished on EBay. If you didn't catch it, check it out. If you won it.. congrats. If you already own one, even cooler.
Jay
I'm still out of state but had the wife be a dear and took some cell phone pics of that ad...
This one piece of paper explains so much!!!
WOW... can of worms on that LE-V... shows the "Engineer". Uhhh...
The "Jefferson" - Sweet two-tone rose gold and white gold? Sweeeet.
The "Galahad" - Sweet... I have that one! Essentially an Attorney with scrolling on the sides.
The 17 Jewel "Broadcaster" confirmed!
There's my 21 Jewel beacon wannabe! The "Westchester" !!
You may have noticed some wonderful vintage Bulova ads showing up on the site over the last few months. Whilst many of these are sourced by loyal members of myBulova, many others are purchased through the kind donations myBulova recieves from its members.
I'd like to remind all that if you have a spare few dollars you can donate to the site it will be greatfully accepted and guaranteed to be put to the purchase of more high res vintage adverts that everyone can enjoy and benefit from.
Two recent additions include:
The Edwin. I wonder if it has a gold track down the sides?
Ran across this while doing some online research. The Sword is manufactured by Wilkinson.
I hope it's not for giving haircuts....there is however a 1970 'GOLDEN CLIPPER' Watch.
The hammer fell on 2 nice Bulova Chronographs Yesterday, when the dust cleared.....
WWII'ish 2 register Chronograph. Sweet! - $600.00 U.S.
Early 1950's Single button. Restored - $725.00 U.S.
I wanted the 2 register but needless to say neither made it to My collection.
Maybe next time.
additional info, images avail.
Well now we know they weren't all from GI's sneaking them home! Check out these finds tonight! Found in 1947 Popular Mechanics... & Billboard Magazine of the early 1948.
War Surplus Watches!
........and that makes
TWINS
My three step ladies model came home this week - she will need to return to the hospital soon but I thought I'd share her before I sent her off...
Both models carry the 1930 omega code, which I find quit fitting, based on the cases.
Up early the other morning, this one had been listed less than two hours earlier. Had a BIN OBO, sent an offer and three minutes later it had been accepted. Two days later..............
The 1926 Bulova Dictator!!