rbob99
·I bought way too many watches in the past year and I need to move some of them on.
Up for sale today is my Bulova Oceanographer 333 from 1969. It has a white(ish) dial with black and ruby red markers at 3, 6, 9 and 12. The watch presents quite well to the naked eye; however, there are a few spots on the dial that are visible with magnification. The 35mm unpolished all-steel case wears plenty large. It comes on a blue and red NATO strap. The service history is unknown but it winds, sets and runs just fine. The crown is marked BULOVA.
I do not have a movement photo because I am reluctant to open the watch for fear of damaging it. If the movement shot is a deal-killer, I can have my watchmaker open it and take a photo, although that would take some time to accomplish.
I am asking $255 shipped CONUS, with other destinations to be considered on a case-by-case basis.
I always flinch a little when sellers say "no returns", so take 48 hours to inspect the watch and, if you like, return it at your expense. After that, the sale is final.
Up for sale today is my Bulova Oceanographer 333 from 1969. It has a white(ish) dial with black and ruby red markers at 3, 6, 9 and 12. The watch presents quite well to the naked eye; however, there are a few spots on the dial that are visible with magnification. The 35mm unpolished all-steel case wears plenty large. It comes on a blue and red NATO strap. The service history is unknown but it winds, sets and runs just fine. The crown is marked BULOVA.
I do not have a movement photo because I am reluctant to open the watch for fear of damaging it. If the movement shot is a deal-killer, I can have my watchmaker open it and take a photo, although that would take some time to accomplish.
I am asking $255 shipped CONUS, with other destinations to be considered on a case-by-case basis.
I always flinch a little when sellers say "no returns", so take 48 hours to inspect the watch and, if you like, return it at your expense. After that, the sale is final.
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