10KT Rose Gold Rolled Gold Plate Bulova watch. Applied Gold hour markers 2,4,8,10,12 with gold dots are the rest. Silvery white dial. The case is marked L0 but the movement is L1.
Case is similar to either the Lieutenant or maybe the Bruce; but the dial, in my opinion, does not look correct. I would expect to see a copper color dial, not one with yellow gold accents. Also, both models would use a 15 jewel movement, not the 17 jewel shown. The crown too seems to be yellow gold. Possible marriage of case to another dial and movement.
This one is a mystery for me. It appears this case style was used for mutiple years , starting in the early 1940's and into 1950/51 for multiple models, including at least the Bruce, Cadet , Ranger and Lieutenant. It appears only the Lt. was a 17 jewel, but the only ads I find in full section 1950/51 showing this face are Cadet D, but case is engraved and movement is 15J.
I am wondering if this might be a marriage. Currently unknown/ possible non-conforming for me.