Hi all, Is this case a Ranger? 1932 date code, and case number starts with a 2... I realize it's a redial, but was attracted to the neat two-tone case. I didn't see a two-tone Ranger in the database or otherwise, but I may have missed it...
Thanks, David
EDIT: 2014.08.09 Case Serial Number changed from outside number (211943) to inside case SN 2128000
too early for ranger
possibly maxim here - http://m.watchophilia.com/photogallery/bulovas-1930-1939/a1933-maxim/
In reply to too early for by alien Ant
In reply to Very close, but I see no by FifthAvenueRes…
just wondering why you find this one hard to be in two-tone yet you don't for this other 1932 watch?
In reply to Unknown after lookingvthrough by mybulova_admin
I'll try to take a couple pictures tonight. I have a new camera and need to charge the battery... then I'll see if I can figure out the macro mode. To be honest, I haven't tried to take pictures of watches, so it may take me a bit of time to figure out how to do it, size them correctly and upload them...
To add to my confusion, I took it apart just now and notice that the inside of the back of the case says "Bulova Quality" and has a different number than the number on the outside of the back. The inside number is 2128000, while the outside number is 211943.
In reply to Could this be a 42 instead of by Bob Bruno
The T datecode of the Movement corresponds with the Case seriel number beginning with 2. The Dial numerals showing are also 1932, as found here on this 1931 'PRENTICE' as an example http://www.mybulova.com/watches/1931-prentice-3777
'32 is good.