Vintage Bulova information sharing

I was just watching the movie Love Actually. One of my favorites, and found this image from one of the great scenes of the movie.  In the pivotal scene where she received the wrong Christmas present from her husband and comes to the realization he is cheating on her. She goes to the bedroom and cries. And then wipes her face. Clearly seems to be a 1930s Bulova American clipper.

Hello folks - brand new here.  I'm looking for information on what plating materials were used on Bulova A-11s from around 1942.  Mine does not look like chrome.  Maybe nickel?

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I am new to this forum, therefore, I hope I am using and searching the website correctly.  I inherited a 1926 ladies, 14K white gold filled, watch with sapphire in crown, for which I cannot discern any information.  There is no patent number.  I am hoping that maybe someone more knowledge can enlighten me.  Here's what I do know:

Manufacture year = 1926

Movement model = 6W

Movement code = Triangle

Movement jewels = 15

Movement serial # = 73032

Case serial # =517997

Case shape Rectangle with cut corners

Well this is pretty cool.  Look at what I picked today for $5 from the bay.  A 1956 45 record of Jackie Gleason singing a song for a Bulova Christmas promotion I think.

A place for members to post and share your priced vintage BULOVA time pieces.

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My Bulova looks like this one, but it's missing a Crown.

Can anyone provide information about Crown dimensions for this particular Case. Numbers inside the case back: 3223  8-2

Thanks.

Hello, I'm looking to replace the caseback gasket in my 1969 (M9) Oceanographer G. The watch is enroute so I cannot take measurements.

I know that the OEM gasket is G796, but I'm looking for a modern aftermarket solution.

I don't have the diameter of the original and am hoping someone here might know. 

 

What era was white gold used in these watches?

Just out of curiosity how many Bulova watches are now contained within the myBulova database?

I do not know the year but I do remember my father wearing this in the 80's. I took to the watch store today for a cleaning so I can hand it down to my son. They said it was likely a knock off. I didn't ask further questions and they would not open the back of it. Under Bulova on the face it does say ACCURATE not Acutron and I have not been able to pull up any Bulova ACCURATE watches. Is it likely a knock off?