1970 all steel Swiss Bulova 666ft divers chronograph with a manual wind. Movement is a Bulova caliber 14-EB ( Valjoux 7733) with 17 jewels.  I'm looking restore this watch, starting with the correct bracelet. Does anyone know where I could find the original bracelet. Please look at the reference photo. 

I have a gold-tone men's Bulova.  It is self-winding, 23 jewels, six adjustments.  The face does not have numerals and there is a sort of starburst design over the entire face. Has a second hand.  Stainless steel back, shock resistant, water proof and anti-magnetic.   It has a nice Speidel gold tone stretch band.  The watch belonged to my mom's cousin and I don't know anything else about it.  It is not running and the repair quote I recently got was for $300.  It's a handsome watch, but I'm thinking that the repair bill is more than it is worth.

 I JUST BOUGHT THIS WATCH THREE DAYS AGO, I AM NOT SO SURE ABOUT THE CONDITION, BUT I THOUGHT IT'S QUIET WELL...I AM SO HAPPY TO GET MY FIRST BULOVA, THIS ONE IS 60 YEARS ELDER THAN ME, I HOPE I CAN HAVE ANOTHER ONE FOR MY BOYFRIEND RECENTLY~~

Matching band

Dial Case Material: 14k Rolled Gold Plate, Lug-Lug 36.4mm, 30.4mm width

Dial is cream color with lum numbers & Cathedral Hands & seconds bit