I am desperately and urgently looking for a Complete Balance or Balance Spring to fit a Bulova 13AT Movement or if anybody knows an alternative part that would also fit I’ll happily consider that, I was told an FHF 29 would fit but I’m not sure, can anyone help me please ?
Hi there, I wonder if you can help me, I’m looking for a complete Bulova 13AT Balance or failing that a Balance Spring. I’m also looking for a complete Bulova 9AN movement ( preferably working ) and a pair of hands to fit a 9AN movement
If anyone knows alternative Bulova parts that would fit the above as replacements I’d be really grateful for any advice. Many thanks Guys !
Not sure about the rules so would it be ok to put a couple of pictures of a clock I have that has a watch mechanism? I’m looking for as much information as I can find, it has the bulova 2141 movement.
thanks.
Thought it would be fund to start a baseball themed forum topic on Baseball.
The Waco News-Tribune (Waco, Texas) · 17 Apr 1928, Tue · Page 15
Interesting reference to a naming contest for the Trident from 1932
Medford Mail Tribune (Medford, Oregon) · 13 Oct 1932, Thu · Page 6
Sioux City Journal (Sioux City, Iowa) · 8 Aug 1927, Mon · Page 10
Interesting article/ad from Sioux City.
What part, other than the stem, is missing from the 5AR movement? And what other movements have an interchangable part? The 5AR appears to be too new to be in any of the parts lists.
I know what part is missing and the manner in which it became so. I thought it might be more fun to ask this way.
I'm sure we've discussed this in the past but....
Hrrmmmm... totally different.
Hello All,
I picked up a M1 Bulova at a thrift shop and everything looks really good and is running. I put it on the timegrapher and the amplitude is only around 200 degrees. Is that normal for these? I have only fixed a couple of elgin pocket watches up to this point and they had much higher amplitudes.
If it isnt normal do you all know what mainspring would fit this movement? Thanks
I've never seen a picture like this before... and may never again... 4 different versions of the 1934-1935 Bulova Commodore with the origional bracelets intact!
