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JwRosenthal
·Dial has moisture damage but it’s even and if you like the look, then there ya go. It looks all there. Wouldn’t pay a premium for it.
What do you think about it?
Edit- just looked closer- that’s not damage- looks like a mosaic/ linen dial! Now that’s cool!
What do you think about it?
Edit- just looked closer- that’s not damage- looks like a mosaic/ linen dial! Now that’s cool!
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Nepomuceño
·Yep. My first thought was damaged dial. Seems unique especially because of the dial. Stainless steel case also looks fairly good. Movement looks clean from my first impression. And the price is under $100! Bargain?
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JwRosenthal
·I would want to see that in sunlight to see the glimmer- probably mesmerizing. As for price, probably in the range of thr Jet Clippers at stout $150.
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JwRosenthal
·Ask for a pic in direct sunlight so you know what you’re looking at. If it’s “running”, then $100 buys a solid watch- these things are last bargains out there
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Nepomuceño
·Okay. I shall ask. In reality it is actually below $100. Right on the money at $75. Very tempting...
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Benbradstock
·At $75 if the watch is running I would certainly buy it. That said, one important consideration is the diameter. I have this similar era Bulova which at I believe 32.2 mm is cool to look at but rarely gets wrist time.
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Professor
·What size is this case?
It looks very much like the 1967 Bulova ladies watch I gave to my sister.
That is an excellent little ladies watch, like new condition, gold case and self winding.
It looks very much like the 1967 Bulova ladies watch I gave to my sister.
That is an excellent little ladies watch, like new condition, gold case and self winding.
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killer67
·I believe it’s 33mm (or very close to it)
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Nepomuceño
·Ask for a pic in direct sunlight so you know what you’re looking at. If it’s “running”, then $100 buys a solid watch- these things are last bargains out there
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Nepomuceño
·What size is this case?
It looks very much like the 1967 Bulova ladies watch I gave to my sister.
That is an excellent little ladies watch, like new condition, gold case and self winding.
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JwRosenthal
·Just got a response. Watch is running nicely. Definitely will still want to get a full service nonetheless. And it looks very good in some sunlight.
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Nepomuceño
·Case is nice and sharp too. If it’s reasonably priced, I would jump on it. Bulova’s of this period are the most underrated of the vintage IMO...next to Benrus.
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JwRosenthal
·Get it!
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amcclell
·Get it!
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JwRosenthal
·If Bulova didn’t name the dial style, I will name it Terrazo 😎
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janice&fred
·It's a no brainer at $75. Stunning watch. As Jay Dbbya mentioned these and the Benruses will be the next ones to watch. I said "watch". Get it? I made a funny. 😁
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JwRosenthal
·At $75 if the watch is running I would certainly buy it. That said, one important consideration is the diameter. I have this similar era Bulova which at I believe 32.2 mm is cool to look at but rarely gets wrist time.
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