Bulova Automatic, Design a la Royal Oak. ADDED INFO: There is also a second number located above the Bulova insignia on the case back. It is 4420101. On the case back inside I found: "Bulova N9 All Stainless Steel 12055". ADDED INFO 2: Movement is marked with: "ETA CW 2892". Rotor is marked with " BULOVA 1432.10 Seventeen 17 Jewels SWISS N9"
Hmm, comment, post comment, what shall I put?...I know!
Gimme!
This watch is SO like the Royal Oak of the early 70's it's obviously un hommage, but we have no ads for this model and believe me, I have been searching for weeks!
Pristine dial, unmarked case, I would say expect a call from Geoff Baker anytime soon!
Unknown.
(Please post some pics of the guts and case back inside and out for DarHin!)
In reply to Hmm, comment, post comment, by bobbee
Bobbeee I think Sebastian has posted the pics of this watch in teh other similar 1960 unknown watch thread here. I'm checking on this, and if so, we can move those pictures to this record. PM sent.
In reply to Unknown at this time. Is the by mybulova_admin
Good Morning, I dated the watch to 1979 because I found inside the case back the insignia "N9". There was also a stamp (with link?) on the inside with N9 but it was washed away by cleaning the case. Also the movement (2892) was produced in the time period 1975-1983.
Sebastian
Hello, after 24 hours the watch was running +15s, so I decided to open and adjust (and take some pics). Some of the pics are not realy good but the best I can make with my equipment. Just one more question: As I know the ETA 2892 is a 21 Jewels movement, why is this a 17 Jewels?
Case back inside:
Movement:
Caliber
Rotor part 1+2
Sebastian