Along with about fifty other ID's minimum, Geoff.
I think my ad search ends here, seems like a waste of time if I have to "double up" every single ad, I spend forty to sixty hours a week searching, and new ads are getting harder to find, so if twice as many are needed for an ID I just cannot spare the time any more.
Apart from anything else, the ad posted by me is the ONLY ad anywhere on this site or in ad searches anywhere, that shows the Step-Sided Jump-Hour watch.
All other ads are for rectangular or six sided, and we have 2 for rectangular, and only one for the six sided watch, all of which are newspaper ads.
In reply to Apart from anything else, the by bobbee
Resubmitted for ID review based on new "White Prince" ad. There's no other ad for this Jump case style, and the new ad is within 2 yrs of subject watch date. Maybe they didn't get named the "White Prince" untill Sept 1933- but we have no ad indicationg they were simply called "Jump Hour" in 1932.
I'm good with 1932 White Prince ID.
In reply to Resubmitted for ID review by William Smith
William, there is an Ad from the New Castle News date July 29, 1932 from Jack Gearson Jewelers (it was posted on this site for one of the Jump Hour watches previously) that advertises the "Bulova Jump-Hour Watches." I have a copy. The case in the Ad is like mine - a non-stepped model and the case has a Patent date of 1924 but the Font 29 movement is date-stamped 1932. I think the non-stepped models in 1932 were called Jump Hour and the later stepped cases in 1933 with a completely different movement in them were called White Prince. That's my guess anyway. For whatever its worth....my two-bits!