Received this as a hand down from my father. Looks like a mens watch, although he claimed it was my grandmothers probably due to the size. Appears to be a 1946 Douglas with a Brunswick face. On the inside backcase corner are the numbers 091039 hand engraved and under the Bulova New York stamp there appears to be another hand engraving which I can't make out but appears to be the number 14 followed by a couple letters. Any additional info/help with ID is appreciated.
Thanks!
First of all, thank you everyone for their input. This is really great! Since I can't figure how to attach the ad in my post here, I will let you know the 1946 Brunswick spanish ad on this website titled Bulova ahora-y siempre is the exact face of my watch. Also, the 1946 Douglas ad here would indicate this as a Douglas "B" watch. My watch does say 10k gold on the case. Your thoughts?
In reply to First of all, thank you by bvnewbee
If you email me the advert I can attach to this post.
Here’s one very much like this one that was ID’d as a Douglas. Same year and movement.