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Curved Rose Gold Case measures 38mm lug to lug x 20.5mm wide non inclusive of the Crown while using Calipers.
Rose Dial with White and Silver accents shows Black printed Arabic numerals, Bulova logo and tracks. Hour and Minute Hands are Alpha style and a Modern style Seconds Hand appears on a sub-Dial totally obscuring the 6.
Caseback is Stainless Steel and stamped as shown.
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Hey Mark,
I agree the dial is indeed original, and the movement is from 1941... But I don't see a two- tone dial there, and there's no mention of such, in the desciption(s) (i.e. Nor in the Brewsters.) And I've yet to see a two- tone Brewster dial?)
This appears an earlier use of the same case design, later used for perhaps the Banker and maybe also a Commodore (pre 1947) model? I don't know where the "1947" was denoted... Jerin may have uploaded it here??
Nice watch design :-)
Scott

Wayne,
You're right... That is indeed a 1949 ad. I see no 1947 ads, in blue... I believe Jerin uploaded that one here originally, as I had a higher res. scan, vs. the ad, in this instance... I don't recall where the "47" date originated. But I date stamp everything, every image...
:-) Scott
The 1949 BULOVA "COMMODORE."

Oh My... Your guys are getting pretty GOOD :-)
( http://www.mybulova.com/watches/1941-director-2535 )
Wish I had more TIME to hang around, so I'm hardly up on what's been discussed, not, or proven here, of late...
Apologies for cluttering up your post, Mark!
:-) Scott
HMMM...
I believe the "two tone" dial is perhaps yet ANOTHER model? The "red tinted dial" equates to "copper toned dial," in say the case of the Brewster model, along side the Director...
Best :-) Scott
Hereafter are some examples of Jerin's, Gary's and Philip's similar (encased) watch restorations:
BEST :-) Scott