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Hello everyone! I have a lovely little watch here from around 1970? and was wondering what exactly it is and if you all may be able to help. The engraving on the backside says "Bulova, 14K, 403510" it is made of white gold, originally had a wind-up mechanism but has since been serviced and replaced with battery power. Any information would be helpful. Thank you!

The 4AF, 7 Jewel movement shows a "Triangle" date symbol indicating 1935.

This looks like it's a set to me.  First time I've seen a Ladies case like this.

What ya think boys?  Do we have a Lord and Lady Ambassador set here?

i found this at an estate sale - the back says "10k rolled gold plate bulova L6" and "b084757" there is an engraving reading "FBI Detroit R.W.R 10-12-56" i did some research on here the L6 means it was made in 1956 but i have no idea as to what model or anything it is. Any help would be appreciated ... and where could i get a nice authentic band for it thanks

Take a look at the engraving on this old lady, the only info I have right now is that it is 17J, I will update with date code and movement info as soo as I get it...I has to be early to mid 30's and the engraving sure matches the Lone Eagle, and maybe more??

Picked this old gent up today after he gave me a "Huh?"  when I saw the dial.

Looks to be in great shape... missing a seconds hand which I'll have to snag from one of you of course!

Anyone seen this dial on a Conrad before?

 I recently picked up this Squadron, but not sure which model number it is. It is 14K (pink or rose, not sure) with an 8AE movement.

I'm more than a bit BEHIND the curve on what is now in the database here... but... 

perhaps this model is one of the following '40s "Military" namesake models? (i.e. Non "ORD...")

(i.e. CHIEF, COMPTROLLER, ENVOY, OFFICER or PILOT???)

See:   Item number:  320772944900 on eBay, for reference...

Or:  http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGA-MILITARY-OFFICERS-BULOVA-WATCH-BOX-1930…

Okie dokie.. snagged this in a lot.  Don't have it yet, but will clean it up and update when I do.  I'm thinking it's a 1938-39 Minute Man... some sort of variant of it you know?  It is very much like our examples of the Blackout, Air Warden, Blackhawk, General... etc.

What do you think gents?

I bid and won this unknown thinking it was a Bulova Winchester. When I received it and compared it to my Black dialed 1954 Winchester I got a surprize. Low & behold the lugs were a sort of a reverse of the Winchester style lugs. Does anyone know the ID of this1952 white dialed watch on the left?

It is powered by 17j 10BM.

I'm trying to identify this watch, but no luck yet.  Date code is L3.  Serial # is 715xxxx

The watch is WELL worn.  He was a mechanic and had it on all the time.