I came across this watch a while back and found it interesting. Any more info on it would be great. Thanks
Hello Edminster33, welcome to myBulova. I think the watch you've brought us is a Bulova movement placed in some unbranded aftermarket (non Bulova) case. Generally, a Bulova case of this era would be marked on the outside with a Bulova markings like Bulova name and a date code. We often refer to watches that are not all original Bulova parts as Non-Conforming, which means they can't be identified as a specific Bulova model.
I just picked one of these up, and the stamping of info on the outer case back is so light you have to tip it just right to see it. Here is a clip from 1956 Bulova Line Book BAWDO129
Sweep second hand and ad info verified by case back of mine,
1957 Lady Bulova "KW"
It appears that the watch changed variant letter around 1958, as the 1958 1959 Line book lists same watch as Lady Bulova "A"