Not really sure what year this watch is or if it is Mens or Ladies, since I could not match it up to an advert. Case reads: Bulova 10kt gold filled. There is a symbol after the Bulova, not sure what shape, upside-down triangle or 5-sided. Case width is approx 20.5mm without crown and 28.5 length without lugs. Lug width approx 13mm. Has decorative bead along the bezel on each side of crystal that continues over the lugs.
Movement is 6AF, 21 jewels, Triangle. Currently running
Dial does not have second hand.
Would like to know if this is a correct watch or if it contains parts from different watches/time periods.
-watch has a new owner 5/2014
The production Date of the Movement matches the production Date of the Case, which is always a good sign. The symbol is believed to be the American Standard Shield.
The Case is 'CONRAD' / 'CONQUEROR' or 'CONRAD CONQUEROR' as the GS Crystal pack reads.
http://www.mybulova.com/watches/5103
or as Darren points out in the linked thread the 'DEWEY'
Jewel count suggests the 'CONRAD'
Sorry Ken, this one slipped by me. I think the closest we have on this one is a possible case match to the Dewey.
The dial is different but is it lacking the sub seconds like this watch. The hands appear to have been switched out as the wear on the dial doesn't seem to line up with the tip of the minute hand. I think the dial matches the case. At this point I'm inclined to say it's an Unknown.
In reply to Sorry Ken, this one slipped by Geoff Baker
