Anti magnetic, shock resistant, waterproof, 10kt RPG Bezel, 5.5 back Jeweller unable to open casing.
![1965 Bulova Sea King Q watch](/sites/default/files/watches/imresizercom-200119-9901.jpg)
![1965 Bulova watch](/sites/default/files/watches/imresizer.com%20%282%29-200119-9901.jpg)
![1965 Bulova watch](/sites/default/files/watches/imresizer.com%20%281%29-200119-9901.jpg)
Very nice condition Sea King! I've narrowed it down to two possible yellow gold variants.
The 'H' looks to be a match, aside from the band.
1963 Ad:
The other possible variant is the 'Q', which looks to have an identical band to your watch. I am unable to find an ad for this variant, but I have a photo of a 1963 NOS watch pulled from the web some time ago:
The Sea King 'Q' was listed in the 1964 pricelist, but not in the 1961 list.
I vote for the 'Q' variant Sea King.
In reply to Hi Mike, I'm surprised that by Geoff Baker
It was purchased in 1970 and tossed in desk drawer. Both original boxes.
Looks brand new. I've seen on some forums they used a strong type of thread sealant for waterproofing. But I don't know for sure. The Jeweller feared breaking the lugs off if he persisted. I don't wear it much myself
In reply to So what is the difference by Benjamin Barrera
In reply to So what is the difference by Benjamin Barrera
Hi Benjamin
If u don't mind me asking, what kind of shape is your watch in? Have you entered it to the database yet? The panel members are really good at locking these pieces down to their backgrounds. Incredibly so.
Was it a store you got it from? The reason for my interest is because I've yet to touch base with someone who has purchased this same watch.