Every once in awhile I come across a watch that stumps me. First off I love the dial design. I was sort of think this could be a frankenbully initially, but looking at the case markings and serial number on the case and being from the mid 1930's when Bulova didn't nessicerily mark their cases, I think this is legit. The movement is a 6AF, which is usually found in ladies watches, but it is a big movement. This is definitely a man's watch. The serial number on the case indicates 1935, as does the square date code. Looking at it in real life, it really does look like one of my other dozen from this timeframe. Really interesting the case is long, somewhat the size of a Lone Eagle of that timeframe. I think it's legit, and Unknown. Though I will say I don't know at all about the movement. If this is a re-cased Bulova movement it's been re-cased in a Bulova case imho.
Manufacture Year
1935
Movement Model
6AF
Movement Date Code
Square
Movement Jewels
15
Movement Serial No.
113584
Case Serial No.
5161663
Case shape
Tonneau
Case color
Yellow
Case Manufacturer
Bulova
Gender
Mens
Watch Description
mybulova_admin
Posted October 4, 2022 - 7:21am
JimDon5822
Posted December 10, 2023 - 7:51pm