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Since we have a run on Bulova stamped cases on the outside that look like this,
Here is some info I found on Keystone Watch Case Co. None of their trademarks look like above...
Many thanks to admin and the members who participate here!
Yes, I'm bored lol
Someone needs to stop me.... two watches from the same 1936 Ad with original bracelet in as many days! My uber big plan for weaning down my collection isn't working out so well so far. =)
The Senator with Orig Bracelet found today... for a smidge more than the other yesterday
Came across this 1943 ad
Haven't seen a Interceptor yet but it looks like it has a neat case.
I was the only bidder and got it for a very nice price....
Mid-1930's white gold Ambassador with ORIGINAL intact bracelet! Whoooo hoooo!! I haven't seen many of the original bracelets around at all. Super plus is the case, dial, and crystal are all in great shape and the watch is a super runner! I'm assuming since the guy kept that outter watch in that shape it's quite possible the inner watch is immaculate as well.
Sold under "Ladies watch" heh...
Just spent half an hour on the phone with Ron Sabo of International Watchman and I must say he seems to be a very cool guy to do business with !!!!!!! Thanks to those that recommended him !
If you know the one, I bought it. Probably paid too much, but I could not resist a Cadet in this condition in original box.
$260 .........for a 'BUCKINGHAM' Case!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/230667888859?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p…
Bulova 'BUCKINGHAM' image courtesy of artdecowatches.com
Here's some really useful information that might just help us all figure out what the model name of a watch is by the year its names was first used and then filed as a Trade Mark.
This information has been sourced from the United States Horological Trademark Index.
I have extracted those pages relating to Bulova Trademarks from 1917 to 1960
I hope this will help us resolve those watch IDs were a model has muliple names over the years.
WOW... check it out! Just found a copy of a 1942 Service Ad.... The Radio City is another name for the Blackout! Woot!!
ALSO... I found the GENERAL! I KNEW my unknown watch was something special! Only one I've ever seen.
