Received this watch yesterday. I've only seen one other like it and it was in yellow gold plating. I apologize for not removing the dust cover over the movement before taking a photo of it. I had it off yesterday and it was a really agravating task. It's a very tight fit and the case has wire lugs and the band and the hinged case back kept getting in the way. It has a 6AF, 15 jewel movement with an "X" date code for 1933. I haven't done anything to it yet. I think I've searched the site pretty thoroughly and can't find another Bulova or an ad identifying it. Anyone have any idea of the name of it?
Thanks for the comments Steven. The Miss America examples presented on here for the years 1932 through 1935 don't appear to have the wire lugs and the Elizabeth in the ad has 3 flares on each side of the case in the ad you presented. The Celestine is the closest looking match, but none of the examples shown have the same engraving as this one. Maybe there were several variants in the Celestine model? I don't know, but this is only the 2nd Bulova I've seen like this one and the other one was in yellow. It was the one I showed you that was for sale on etsy.
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