Hi, I'm new to the boards and Bulova recommanded I ask for information about my watch here, so here is what I can tell you about it.
The face of the watch has Bulova and Self Winding on it?
The back has the following:
Bulova on the top of the back along with Stainless Stell back, Shock Resistant, Anti-Magnetic, water Proof, and at the bottom is the number I907227 with M6 underneath it, The band has 1/20 10k GF Top Caps USA written on it. I will also try to add pictures just incase they don't show in this post.
Thank You in advance for any information that anybody can provide.
Anthony
Hi Anthony, what is it that you'd like to know? I think your watch was called a "Clipper" . Here's a link to a 1965 model. It appears that the hands on yours may have been switched out.
Please feel free to enter or add your antique or vintage Bulova watch to this site as a reference for others.. That's the best forum/entry point for watch ID's and this type of info.
Thanks
Are you 100% sure the back case says M6 and not M8? It doesn't make a great difference to the originality of the watch. Clipper V is a great call and I hope JP can help geting some hands to match.
It's wonderful that Bulova recommended that you pay us a visit. Glad you did and glad we could help you.
Anthony - it is not unusual to find watches that have a year, in some case two year difference between the two date codes. Think 'left over' parts from last years production run being used to create this years watches. We regularly see a second date code added to movements in the 1930's and 40's. It does not appear that Bulova did that when they moved to their current method of coding. It was also in the late 1040's that Bulova began coding both components, movement and case.
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