Es Handelt sich hier um Vermutlich eine "Bulova Goldene Clipper H", ich 1971 neu Gekauft habe sterben. Sie ist seitdem nur in meinem Besitz, läuft einwandfrei und ist in Einem guten Zustand. Seit der Letzten Revision habe ich sie nicht mehr Getragen. English Translation: This is probably a "Bulova Golden Clipper H", which I bought newly in 1971. Since then she is only in my possession, runs flawlessly and is in good condition. I have not worn them since the last revision.
![[1970] Bulova watch](/sites/default/files/watches/dsc01739-copy-190518-9339.jpg)
![[1970] Bulova watch](/sites/default/files/watches/DSC01736%20%28Copy%29-190518-9339.JPG)
![[1970] Bulova watch](/sites/default/files/watches/DSC01743%20%28Copy%29-190518-9339.JPG)
In reply to Agree with it being a 1970 by mybulova_admin
In reply to Agree with it being a 1970 by mybulova_admin
I think it is a "Bulova Golden Clipper H". Look at the following link and please compare:
http://www.mybulova.com/watches/1970-golden-clipper-6598
In reply to The Golden Clippers came with by Andersok
Dear Andersok,
on this German Website you can see, that the Bulova movement 11 ANACB was built with 17 and 23 jewels.
http://www.ranfft.de/cgi-bin/bidfun-db.cgi?00&ranfft&0&2uswk&Bulova_11A…
Welcome to MyBulova Harry_4711.
I'm going to go with Ken (Andersok) on this one, wrong jewel count to be a Golden Clipper "H".
Based on non-standard serial number that is usually seen on non-US produced Bulovas, I'm inclined to say this is an "International", possibly a European produced Golden Clipper for the European market. It could very well have a different name to reflect jewel count and possibly the band (if original) as well.
A photo of movement and inside of case back would help a lot. Based on currently available information, I would be inclined to put this one under "International" with or without the name "Golden Clipper" as the variant until more info is available.
In reply to besides the corresponding by jabs