Lady Bulova

Interesting 1971 Swiss Bulova 666 Diver with internal rotating bezel.  About 26mm wide.  Automatic movement, 17 jewels.  about 9mm between lugs.  plastic crystal.  Case model number: 7042   oth case and movement are marked "N1"

According to 1954 ad #22 on site, this is a 1955 Lady Bulova automatic - "Bulova's newest creation" and has "self winding" on the face.

As far as I can tell, this is the first upload to the database of a watch sporting this movement; which apparently was only produced in 1954. Purchased out of a flea market debris box. When I picked it up, it immediately started running and quite to my surprise, keeps time.

The case has the shield symbol (1939?) and the movement has an arrow (1937).

I came across this watch a while back and found it interesting. Any more info on it would be great. Thanks

Not much doubt on this one. 1971 (N1) Lady Bulova "K". Date window at "12" position on original band. Automatic 17J movement. As found in running condition from the original owner's jewelry box.. Another first for the database.

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I think this lades watch may be a 1938 Lady Bulova

The case is 10k gold filled and has the word Bulova followed by what looks like a shield on its side the case serial number is 8599139. the inside is marked Bulova fifth ave, New York.. The 17Jewel 6AZ movement is marked with a crescent moon symbol. . the watch has a Speidel expandable gold plated bracelet.

Both the case and bracelet are in very good condition, but unfortuataly the movement is not working, but I think all it needs is a good service. 

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 This little gem is one of four ladies watches I received this morning. I believe it may be a "1935 Lady Bulova".  The movement is a 7 jewel 3AN which has a triangle mark . the case is 10k Gold filled and has the name Bulova followed by a shield stamped at one end of the case and the serial number 512301 at the other.  the bezel has a diamond set in a triangle at each end , and the bracelet is also set with stones including the catch.  This one of the prettyest watches I have come across so far.  Unfortuatly its not running at present but, I believe its may just need a good clean and service I think this little beauty will be well worth trying to get back into working order.

P. S  my wife has already taken a liking to it  :-)

Hi all I would like the panels help in identifying this ladies watch please

Just received this little cocktail watch today. the watch is 19.05 mm long with out lugs and 16.63 wide without the crown.  the glass domed crystal is 12.68 mm x 10.98 mm wide

It has a 6BS 17 jewel movement with a 47 date mark. 

The case is marked inside :- Bulova ,10k rolled gold plate bezel, stainless back, New York. On the outside it is marked Bulova LO and has the serial number 032111.

The strap looks as though it may be original. but I cant see any markings on it.  the watch is running strong, but the dial is definitely in need of some work.

There's the Bulova shield stamped case we've seen so many times in the past.

The ad is from 1938, Lady Bulova "F".