Beverly

Hello everyone! Adding a new Bulova to the database. This looks like an ad match for a 1949 Beverly. Movement is a 1949 (J9). This watch has some weird white residue/gunk on it (you can see on pictures by crown and area around where band is connected to lugs). I have not seen anything like this before on any of my other watches, is this a normal thing that can sometimes happen, has anyone ever seen this before? I am just wondering if it would be mold? I'm sure it will probably clean off pretty easily, I just thought I would go ahead and ask while posting. Looking to see what you all think! Thanks!

Hi, I present this lovely ladies watch, "Beverly" data code L2 from 1952, two diamons set, 10K yellow GF with bracelet 1/20 10k GF and a mov. 6BO with 7 jewels, not found in data search, so I don´t know if this are rare watch.

Not clear on manufacture year. This was my mother’s watch so guessing between 1930s-1940s.

The watch works 

14k on back and 816318

Diamond chips

Pristine condition 

Hello,  

This is a tricky one.  I have found ads for two different names in the same year.  Both in the DB and on newspapers.  It is either the Beverly or the Colette.

A bit bummed that the case came with a broken lug that I wasn't expecting.  I am looking into getting it repaired by a laser welder.

The case is 14K gold filled.  The case serial # and the movement date stamp are 1928, as are the ads going up to 1930 or so.  Looks like it came with two dial variations.  This one and the other that is in the DB under Collette.  The movement is a 5AP working 15 jewel movement with a 1928 cresent moon date stamp.

This is a pretty little watch with the black enamel and flower inlay and etched case.  It also has a pretty flower crown.  The band must be a replacement but also matches really well with matching flower design.

I am leaning toward Beverly only because the other two in the DB have the other dial and are in as Collette but either look to be correct.  Look forward to hearing what you think.  Thanks.

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