[Spaceview M2]

Post Your Bulova/Accutron/Caravelle Pics here.​

*** A Nice Description of your watch/watches is fine in each post. Comments/questions on posted pics are Welcome. Thanks and Enjoy***​

 

[Hawk53]

I'll start

Embossed:lol:

Diamonds:drool:

All the markings

 

[Gpsluvr]

1974 solid sterling silver and gold, even the back cover, and it works!


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[Gpsluvr]

My all time favorite. Chronograph C in near mint condition except for a crack across the crystal.


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[Magnetchief]

If I had to just post one it would be this 1974 Bulova Accutron Snorkel
Presented to my father by Colonel John Nicholas Blashford-Snell OBE, British explorer.

Now passed onto me.
Probably the only one I would not sell.




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[Gpsluvr]

A nice 214 in gold asymmetrical case.


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[mikeyt_53]

Hawk's is even 'blingier' than mine... :laugh:

Marine Star model 98D107 from 2010

 

[mikeyt_53]

Bulova 'Ambassador', 7AH - 21j movement from 1940

 

[mikeyt_53]

The only complete Caravelle that i own....

 

[CometHunter]

In no particular order...

 

[Spaceview M2]

I amended the rules so that you can post 'nice' comments or relevant questions about a members watch. It may be one you have interest in and want to know more about it. :thumbup1:

 

[mikeyt_53]

'60 Bulova International, 11AFACD auto - 17j movement

 

[charlie48]

M5 214

 

[charlie48]

Bulova 'Ambassador', 7AH - 21j movement from 1940

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Mikey, this looks like a unisex watch! I'm trying to be PC :001_rolleyes:

 

[mikeyt_53]

Mikey, this looks like a unisex watch! I'm trying to be PC :001_rolleyes:

It does (and my wife has worn it a couple of times) but Bulova did advertise it as a 'mans' watch at the time. It's kind of typical of many watches of the late 20's thru the early 40's.

 

[Hawk53]

Remember, these were built at a time when "real men" didn't need something the size of a car radiator strapped to their wrist....:001_tt2:

 

[charlie48]

It does (and my wife has worn it a couple of times) but Bulova did advertise it as a 'mans' watch at the time. It's kind of typical of many watches of the late 20's thru the early 40's.

I was going to ask you if you had any of these ads. Being a little skeptical, I did a search and came up with an ad from the 1930's and found one that looks very similar to your watch! The only way you know for sure the difference between the 2 genders, is by the model name!

 

[Gpsluvr]

Remember, these were built at a time when "real men" didn't need something the size of a car radiator strapped to their wrist....:001_tt2:

Like this? 1927 Chevrolet Used Cars Sales Award Watch.



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[Gpsluvr]

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