So last week a friend gave me a plastic bag full of watches because he knew I like to use gears and findings in my artwork. Some of them are in horrible condition, falling apart everywhich way and missing their bands. Most are fairly cheap. I prefer to use that type as their is little danger of destroying something that should, instead, be preserved.
However, there was one that popped out at me. It's a lady's Bolova watch and it has the words '14K' on the back. I don't know a lot about watches, but I do know a little about jewelry and that sent up a red flag. So I was wondering if you guys could help me identify it. The face has a little wear on the inside, but it's got a series of 22 clear stones set around it. There's a number on the back that reads 115427 and then N4 underneath.
In reply to Lethe, N4 = 1974 case by OldTicker