Vintage Bulova information sharing

Hello everyone! Just received a ladies Bulova, it has a black dial and gold numerals. I have no idea of the model, I believe the back case has been replaced as there is nothing engraved. When I asked previously I was told that this would make it most likely non-conforming. So my issue is this, I want to open the case and look at the movement (to help with identification) but now am worried that it could be a luminous (radium) dial. I'm going to try to attach a photo. Any help or info is greatly appreciated ! Thanks!

I am looking to make replacement labels for some repair parts vials I have and would like to use the Bulova logo on them .. much like the style Elgin did..

Would anyone know where to find such a file or have a lead on a clear simple advert that could be duplicated? 

Thanks

Does anyone know if these are interchangeable on this part number

What you see isn’t what you get

by John V. -Time & Again 

It would be nice if it was Bulova coming out with an Archive Series model for the early 1960's Accutron Astronaut. Until that day, here is a nice 1:1 homage from Forstner that is coming out soon!

Read more about it here   https://www.fratellowatches.com/forstner-a-12-watch-bullet-bracelet-rev…;     and here

https://forstnerbands.com/products/forstner-a-12

Has anyone seen an advert for the Miss Liberty in the simulated Ruby stones?

Here is a watch out of scope of MyBulova that I had to share from a historical perspective.   It is a 1974 Bulova Caravelle model #41893-9W.  It is a black PVD coated case with an amazing silver/blue/black "TRON" dial.   Doing research I found that the first PVD coated watch was credited to the 1972 Porsche Design experimental chronograph.    The next record of one I can find is a 1975 Heuer Monaco which is given credit as the first PVD coated production watch.  Quite rare and only 22 known to exist out of 100 or so produced.

BULOVA - ACCUTRON - CARAVELLE

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I'm not sure how many postage stamps were ever made dealing with either Bulova or Accutron watches, but if you find any please post here.

Looking for the Crystal & Part Number for the 1928 RITA.