See my watch, could anyone assess if this is a genuine Bulova? I hope so. Not so much for the value, but just like the Bulova brand and I would hate to find out I had bought a replica...
What e.g. does the movement number tell you? 7037T. Is that a Bulova movement, or does it refere to something completely different?
TIA!!
Jan Willem
This is just some information I thought maybe someone would be interested in.
Most of the older Bulova jewelled watches are either 15,17, 21 or 23 jewel. Most of these jewels are ruby or simulated ruby (grown in a laboratory), cut to size and a tiny hole drilled through the centre. These jewels may be used on either side of the Centre, 3rd and 4th wheels as well as for the escape wheel . And on the pallet fork their are usually two on the pivot points.
17 jewel - ladies gold watch. Solid yellow gold case - "Bulova Quality" on oposite end to case No Runs strong and keeps excellent time. Unknown case style at this time - researching
Bezel & Case Back: 14k Rose Gold Fill-Stainless Steel Dial: Copper color with Exploading Numbers Dial
Bezel: Rose RGP
I picked up a Miss America Bulova several years ago. i was cleaning it up and noticed a "P" on the side case is it Platinum?. The watch is in the original box and like new. What year is it from?. It appears to be saphires on it? I was giving it away...is ther vaule in the watch?
Pat
Could anyone tell me rough idea of the value of this watch please
Norman is in for COA - Movement Serial No. - Case Serial No. - not readable in pictures
I will update when Norman comes back from the cleaners.
Series III - Case: Movement Dust Cover Still Intact - Case: On top of outer caseback - 173816 - Case Back Inner Marking: BULOVA QUALITY - PAT. JAN 11. 1927 - 2067573 - Case Material: Not Marked - Movement: Square Shield Date Symbol: @ 11 O'clock - 15 Jewels - Swiss - 4 Adjustments
This was in my grandmother's jewelry box and given to me as a keepsake. I was just curious to find out some more info about it. It's hard to see in the pic but it says Bulova under the 12 and Swiss under the 6. There is no info on the back. The patent number on the clasp is from 1937. Any information would be appreciated.