What.... no comments on the Corrigan?

I thought you guys would have dug it....

www.mybulova.com/watches/1938-corrigan-1092

I'm still pretty stoked on it.

Positive now that the hands are wrong.... I'm pretty sure they're supposed to be like the ones on here....

www.artdecowristwatches.com/page108.htm

Also that's the nicest example of the Corrigan I've seen anywhere... love those  links!! 

Hi,

I am hoping that someone can help me! I just recently inherited a watch from my Grandmother.. I am having a hard time finding out what type it is. I know that is from 1959, because of the L4 stamped on the back, but I can't figure out which model it is, as there are at least 6 different numbers stamped on the inside of the case, as well as a number on the outside.. AND another number on the watch mechanism itself... I am very confused as to which number I need to use to find the model.

Hello All,

 Hi -

I just purchased a black face square women's watch with diamonds (32).  I noticed on the back it says J Bulova M5.  But then right next to the M5 it appears to have a smaller m8 stamped on it.  Any idea why the watch would have two codes?

From what I understand the M5 means 1965 but just not sure why there is another code next to it.  I will try and take a picture but I don't think my camera will be good enough to get the details.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

cc