Hi all

could anyone help me out please. I need a second hand for a 9AF movement  gold color.

regards

George

Hello, Im new to this forum. I have been collecting and selling vintage watches for several years now. I reside in sunny Florida. Last week I had to plesure to buy a vintage Bulova Snorkel 7472 from original owner at a estate sale but the watch was missing the rotating bezel. Im hoping that someone here could help me locate one that I can buy. thanks in advance!!

The original Accutron Batteries were Mercury and made by Eveready and Banned in the USA by the EPA. The original voltage of the Batteries for 214 and 218 Movements were 1.35. Bulova OKed the use of Silver Oxcide cells up to 1.5 volts and specs say the coils can take up to 2.0 volts.

I need a GS crystal size for a 1948 Aviator B

Hey all,

G'day Inmates,

I know it's a long shot, but I need a balance wheel for a 19EA movement in a 1950's Bulova Timer Stopwatch. This model isn't particularly common. Does anyone know if a balance wheel from another movemnet will work? Doesn't seem likely, but it's worth a shot. The movement is based on a Valjouz calibre '57, so perhaps a balance wheel from another manufacturer might work?

Thanks for any help.

I am needing a glass watch crystal for a 1945 Aviator 'B'. The Federal number is MT10 225/203.

Anybody seen this strangeBulova Accutron Quartz before??

Hi,

I have a 1943 A-11 watch that's read in the back

Type A-11

Spec.no. 94-27834

AF43-76xxx

The Bulova movement is a 1943 movement.

How come there is a 1941 spec. no. that is write and not a 1943 spec. since the watch was made in 1943.

Thanks and waiting

I'd like to discuss this statement by Bulova, that is currently listed on their website as part of their Legacy section.

1919 - 'Bulova debuted its first - ever complete line of men's jewelled wristwatches, advertising across the nation with an iconic visual style to match its product. Five years later Bulova passed another milestone, offering the industry’s first complete line of ladies’ wristwatches.'