Team - This watch came in a BULOVA AEROJET case however I have not been able to find a picture or details on this particular model. The face of the watch only has BULOVA in the top half and Automatic in the lower half.
Cheers Greg
Hi Greg welcome to myBulova. Everything we have in the dB for Aerojet is marked as such on the dial so unless we know the dial is refinished I don't think it's Aerojet. Having said that is does have some similarities. I''I've looked through all our watches and adverts and so far have not found a match, several close but not quite the same.
For now I'm thinking Unknown. It's a nice watch.
In reply to Hi Greg welcome to myBulova. by Geoff Baker
Geoff,
Thankyou for your reply. This watch was presented to my late uncle for 25 years service with Alcoa Australia. The inside of the storage case has a jet plane symbol (Boeing 707) with BULOVA underneath then AEROJET underneath followed by BULOVA INTERNATIONAL.LTD underneath. As my uncle was an old school English gentleman I would say the storage case would be the original one the watch came in.
Cheers Greg
In reply to Geoff, Thankyou for your by Greg Dawes
In reply to OK - so I've always believed by Geoff Baker
For me the dial should also have the Aerojet on it, like we see in other models. Also, why go through the trouble of having the display box have Aerojet and not the dial. I agree with Geoff that this caseback design is one that was used internationally; and I do not see any import code on the movement. I am unable to match the watch to any ads we have; have to go with Unknown model at this time.
In reply to For me the dial should also by Andersok
To your point Ken, I don't think this watch was imported to the US, sounds like Greg's uncle was a Brit working for an Australian firm. The watch case is marked "International", this being a family piece supports it being original to the watch.
I'm staying with Aerojet.