This is the 1968 manual-winding model I don't know nothing about except the case number and year of manufacture. The diameter is 35 mm without crown, upper portion of the case is brushed, bevels on sides and sides themselves are polished. The screw-down back has all the usual writings on it - Waterproof, Stainless Steel Case, Shock Resistant, Anti-Magnetic. Seems to me like one of examples of that outdoor-type wave of watches. All over a little sweet beater which goes on and on...
I guess it could be Mark, we just don't have anything showing it as one. I feel like I've seen this watch dozens of time and recognize it right away (it's very similar to my daily driver) but I just don't see anything to ID it.
Nice looking watch farar, classic look. I'm going with an Unknown ID for now.
Although the Dial differs We see the Case, Movement type (manual), Jewel Count and Hands in the 'SEA KING' "GQ" variant.
Bulova Dealer inventory sheet Dated 1972 http://www.mybulova.com/sites/default/files/vintage_ads/Bulova_AD_1972_20.jpg
The "GH", "GK" and "GJ" variants of the 'SEA KING' illustrated in the same image all show identical Cases with differing Dials.
tentative 'SEA KING' unknown variant.
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I found a match but its a two year gap. In the 1970 Linebook BAWD0175 this is showing as an Oceanographer "J" Yellow Gold. The only difference I can see is SUPER before WATERPROOF on the dial of the line book and this is stainless. I am thinking this might be an Oceanographer rather than a Sea King. Thoughts?
