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Hello, I am new to this site.
I recently purchased a Bulova wrist watch, I know that the model is "10AN", it is a 15 jewel movement. The model mark is "O"
The dial is interesting.
Can this group help me to understand the history of this model?
Hello Group -
I am looking for anyone that may have a better photo of the attached box sealing tape, in particular the logo seen on the left side of the bottom, (it appears to be a coat of arms with planes circling a globe ??). These attached photos were downloaded from a search that popped up when looking for original packing and I am yet to find the original posting site.
I stumbled across this watch today at a flea market. It says Bulova on the front but the back has no date code I recognize or a serial number. There is a "5" and under that is says "Sterling" Once if figure how, I will upload picts.
Good afternoon,
I've been searching the Web, E-Bay etc for a 1948 movement for spares for my watch. The part I was looking for is the " Bulova Stamped Button" which was on the watch when I received it over 30 years ago, however those that I found were unstamped.
The nearest I found was a 7 AK movement vintage 1949 with a stamped button, but not a Duncan judging by the Dial and I tust this will be a suitable replacement.
Received this GEMEX watch strap in a lot off of ebay. I noticed that the silver areas had residue around them. After further review it appears to be dried leather. The strap appears to be for a 1957 Princeton/Webster/Viscount. I noticed the ends seemed to be hinged. Well I took it apart and found that you could insert new leather. I cut out a small piece of the only leather I had and it restored nicely. I think it needs a darker lizard skin but am happy with the results. I thought I would share.
1951
https://archive.org/details/1951CommercialsForBulovaWatches
1958
https://archive.org/details/1958CommercialForBulovaMissAmericaWatch
https://archive.org/details/1958CommercialForBulovaSenatorWatch
Undated but Looks to be late 1950's
I tried to post this before, so apologies if this appears twice!
I have two desk clock.
Somebody has posted a photo of the little silver one on here. Theirs is in better condition than mine.
The other appears to be brass. Certainly heavy enough to be brass.
Unfortunately, I don't have packaging / cases for either.
Just sharing.
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These jeweler sales books are from 1939. They were delivered in the original mailer that was sent to the jeweler. Also included was a 1939 price list. I am not sure if the price list is complete, it seems like there should be more pages to it. And a sample of a newspaper ad.
Okay Okay... that last picture was okay.. but wait.. there's more! Haha... so now the question is... does a guy offer them as a set or individually if I was to thin the herd?
