'CAROLYN' / 'EVANGELINE' like but with engraving and a smaller Bezel opening. Inner Caseback appeard to be signed and possibly marked as solid Gold. (poor photography so this Watch could be a 'FRANKENBULLETTE' haha)......rolled the dice on this one, will update.
* 9/21 Update.- Lost on this one troops - confirmed 'FRANKENBULLETTE'. Running 6AF in an aftermarket Case (not even a good one) for less than a large Pizza so it's not a total loss. Will leave up for a Day or so and remove from the database. Always look or ask for a Caseback stamp.Silly Me, what was I thinking?
I haven't had the Dr look at it for any serious issues admin, has an occasional skip when setting but winds and runs perfectly. 1934 15J 6AF
9/22
* The more I look at this Watch the more I believe it is only part Frankie.
1. The Bezel has the familiar Bulova 'Fish' engraving pattern. (see new pic)
2. The wear to the Dial matches the Case Bezel opening perfectly (appears Dial is original to the Bezel).
3. The Caseback has a little slop in the fit (Stainless steel, which is very un-1930's, non stamped).
4. 6AF Movement anti-shock ring has been removed to fit the Caseback.
Which leads Me to think that the Caseback is the only bogus part of this Watch which was possibly replaced at some point due to the wear through We commonly see on the 1930's Gold Casebacks..or for whatever reason.
Anyone else have any ideas?
In reply to That all sounds logical and by bourg01