Thanks to mmfan123 for these fantastic pics, anyone seen one before?
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I've seen a dozen or so, they come up quite a bit actually. It is rare to see the treasure chest with the inside intact. I bought one several years ago. I have a theory on some of the special boxes bearing the Bulova name. I think a jewelery store could buy them like they bought watches. They marked special occasions. I have the rolled diploma with a mortar board hat ( graduation), the Christmas Tree decoration that spins open to reveal a watch and this one. I haven't found a nice version of the wedding bell yet......
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Someday I'll find the bell, until I do, I have three of four, including the matching storage box.....
Here's the ornament (open and closed) - note the hole in the top for a string, to hang it from the Christmas Tree?
...and YES, it is a PAIN to get a watch into this rascal, in fact it's even HARDER to get it out!
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I am going to revise my guess at the date of these boxes, as mine will not fit the 1960's larger watches, unless the inner card base is removed, and then the watch sinks well below the level of the rim, defeating the object of showing off the watch. I am going to say 1940's-50's, going by colour and style.
What say you, guys? I know Jay has a few too, so maybe he has an idea.
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