Have posted this elsewhere recently but it can't hurt to see it again here:

 

Bulovas are like Seikos. You don't realize you've got more than one until someone asks...



you gotta admit... the depth gauge on the diver is cool.

 

I'd like to have a few more Bulovas... a Space View, a "Stars and Stripes"... but these are the only ones I'd trade an appendage for:



http://www.mwrforum.net/forums/showthread.php?69044-Bulova-MIL-SHIPS-W-2181-Prototype-Dive-Watch

http://hoodinkee-beta.squarespace.c...ing-watch-the-last-american-military-wat.html



https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/moon-watch-sells-for-$1million

 

Hahaha... I had to google Rodney Dangerfields, but I understand what you mean

 

First Bulova for me from Padders .A smooth transaction , top seller.

 

1967 Bulova Snorkel 666/ft "Devil Diver" (Calibre 11ALACD)

 

1962 Astronaut-- one of my favorites

 

This is my rare Bulova Marine Star that is identical to the Zenith Cairelli.

 

beautiful

 

1969 World Timer. This runs like a beast and has so much charm.

 

Oh boy there's some Bulova love for sure... especially as I'm preparing an exhibition to commemorate 60 years X-15 rocket plane

a preview in this Bulova topic
https://omegaforums.net/threads/accutron-astronaut-on-jbc.55779/#post-880591

 

Here are my two current Bulovas, the hummer is a 67 vintage.

 

Bought my first vintage Bulova today. The whale on the dial tells me this is a Sea King, but I haven't really seen another one like it. I'd appreciate it if someone more knowledgable on these could share more on this one.

 

Accutron Astronaut wristwatch as issued to USAF & NASA test pilots at Edwards Air Force Base in Southern California.
The scale model is a vintage Topping X-15 for North American Aviation...

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Here comes my Astronaut from 1964

 

Beautiful!
Noted on the "WTB-list"

 

The correct Accutron Astronaut will probably get a boost (if it already hasn't) with the upcoming 60th anniversary of the X-15 program...
Correct = thin hands on a black dial without the word "Bulova"

. Mercury astronauts Shepard & Cooper training for MA-9