Lady Berkshire also shown.
The 'ACADEMY AWARD's are themed Lisa, none share the same Case across gender and can be individually identified by variant.
The only other Ladies and Gents Watch sharing the same Case design (I'm aware of) is the 'RITE ANGLE':
An ad in the database names the Ladies model 'LADY RITE ANGLE' and, as Ticker correctly suggests, possibly We should call this Watch 'LADY BERKSHIRE' for identities sake, for now.
** As an added note to the 'BERKSHIRE' - was it a 1955 Black Dialed model identified by Bulova? no variant to the style mentioned, which to Me is an important minor detail as the earlier 1950's pieces with light Dials may not be the 'BERKSHIRE' at all, as We are assuming.
'LADY BERKSHIRE' (?)
Idk, it's not My call - what does admin think?
In reply to The 'ACADEMY AWARD's are by FifthAvenueRes…
I'm happy to name it the Berkshire until such time that another name is present with better evidence.
If there is a consensus here to call it the 'Lady Berkshire' to differentiate it from the men's version then I'm also happy to add that to the database listing.
Thoughts?
In reply to I'm happy to name it the by mybulova_admin