Unsure of what exactly this one is as it's marked Bulova, 23 Jewels, self winding. The movement, the 10cpacd, has very little written online about it other than a mention that it was one of few American made movements with a complication (date). 10kt gold filled case, inside caseback case style stamp = 2525.
Lost my response, so I'll post it again.
Thank you very much for the case information, I appreciate it. By the way, is that technical information available off the 'net, like some is, or is that from a catalog (in hand)? I have several Accutron technical bulletins/catalogs downloaded on my computer but I don't have the one you must be accessing.
Perhaps I'll look for a calendar band to bring this back to original issue condition. I've never seen one of those bands personally.
Eric
In reply to Lost my response, so I'll by ArchieGoodwin
In reply to Eric - we have a member - by Geoff Baker
Thanks Geoff, I didn't initially see your response. I'm still getting used to the way the forum works, with responses to an earlier post showing directly below it, and not lower.
Timesofplenty....hmm, sells on eBay under that username as well I assume? Nice offerings there. Thanks for the tip, but I'm good with a simple quality leather strap for now. Lugs appear to be the 18mm or close.
Eric,
Your Watch may or may not have originally been fitted with the scrolling Calendar band - the 30 Jewel 'TIME CENTER' Watch shown in the center of the ad displayed prior was also named the 'COMMANDER'.
http://www.mybulova.com/sites/default/files/uploaded_photos/user2196/0001_2.gif
It is the band in this instance which is a determining factor in the Model name.....believe it or not.
In reply to Admin, do you have a catalog by JP
JP, I have the 1974 (I think it is) ABC Case Parts Catalog which I got off eBay a while back. My plan is to one day scan it in, but as yet haven't gotten around to PDFing the 200 pages...Big job :-)
One day hopefully.
In the mean time I'm, always very happy to look up info for people whenever asked.