Bulova 1941 Lone Eagle

Manufacture Year

1941

Movement Model

10AX

Movement Date Code

Asterisk

Movement Jewels

Movement Serial No.

Case Serial No.

1565918

Case shape

Tonneau

Case color

Yellow

Case Manufacturer

Bulova

Crystal details

23.2mm x 17.2mm

Gender

Mens

Watch Description

1941 Bulova Unknown 17J 10AX movement, Clean 10K RGP Bezel and Stainless Back, Nice Off White Dial and Gold hands, B/R 12K Gold Filled Band. Very Nice Good Running Watch!

4-16-11

This watch was previously ID'd as a Ambassador "A", but after acquiring a 1939 Ambassador and compairing the two, it belongs in the unknown catagory for now until another Lone Eagle "A" ad shows up. ;-)

* Photo update 11-13-11

Case & crystal dimensions 41' Unknown

Lug to Lug, 37.2mm

Length, 28.6

Between lugs, 8mm

Width without crown, 24.8

Crystal Groove, 23.8 X 17.8mm Curved both ways

Crystal, 23.7 X 17.7mm Curved both ways

William Smith

Posted January 29, 2013 - 7:22pm

Bobbee What's the date of the ad? Looks like cases match.

mybulova_admin

Posted January 29, 2013 - 8:40pm

Great ad find and another confirmation.

bobbee

Posted January 29, 2013 - 8:19pm

1939.

Geoff Baker

Posted January 30, 2013 - 7:23am

I am not ready to annoint this a LE, the lug it different, at least I think it is......

bobbee

Posted January 30, 2013 - 12:30pm

Every LE IV in the DB has these lugs....

bobbee

Posted April 27, 2013 - 12:28pm

Wonder why this is still unknown when we have ads for LE "A", which means there are more variants, just like the American Clipper and Minuteman had.
There have been IDs given on other watches with less info.
LE, variant unknown.

Reverend Rob

Posted April 27, 2013 - 2:42pm

My gut says LE.

William Smith

Posted April 28, 2013 - 5:33pm

I'm good with 1941 Lone Eagle. How did we get the A variant for this model? Bobbee does the ad you mention- the A ad- match the subject watch? I'm assuming your referring to an "A" variant and this does point to other variants probably out there. I just see it's currently listed as an "A".