His Excellency, movement and case code ate M0. Haven't seen a His Excellency with a center second. Is this is a mix matched case and movement?
Welcome to mybulova, nice watch. I have been back to this one a few times, and can't yet come to a conclusion. Case appears the same as the His Excellency "F", but the face and sweep center second hand don't match.
http://www.mybulova.com/watches/1958-his-excellency-7056
The face appears to be Bulova 23, like this one?
http://www.mybulova.com/watches/1959-bulova-23-7732
At this point, I hesitate to say it's a "mix and match", but that is a possibility. However, there were a lot of Bulova 23 models and not very many other models with a 23 jewel movement in 1960.. Those I reference are 58 and 59 models, so it's possible it could also be a His Excellency as well. My gut feeling is it's a Bulova 23, there are still a lot of "23 variants we have yet to identify.I'm still digging, so for now i'm at
1960 Unknown.
but tentative Bulova 23 - unknown variant.
A Bulova 23 would be selfwinding, so I would not include this watch in that model group.
There are many waterproof His Excellency model variants unidentified; the President line also had the 23 manual wind center hand, as did the Commander.
I don't find a match to this one, and will go with Unknown for now.
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