This 1967 Bulova belonged to my Great Uncle. A quick look around leads me to believe that it's a Sea King (based on the case shape and numeral fonts). However, I have not seen any examples that have a sub-second hand like this one does. I'm hoping you and your team can be of assistance.
Interesting, I had a long talk yesterday with a Bulova Sales Rep about a long list of things not related to this watch, until we talked about Canada (where both of us have spent a fair amount of time). Apparently the Canadian division of Bulova had a tendency to do things the home office in New York did not know about. It's so cool that we have these watches so completely unique to that division!
1967 Bulova Centennial I
Thanks very much for being so helpful guys. I spend most of my time on the Rolex and Seiko forums, but after re-discovering this old piece (it was in a storage locker for years) I thought I had to learn more. At 32mm, I'm not sure how much wrist time it will get. But we'll see!
It's interesting that the case was clearly used for a bunch of different models at that time. It's certainly the same case as the 1967 Sea King and even a few others.