Showing posts with label Bulova. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bulova. Show all posts

Job Number 180105

This movement is a Bulova 10BC. Nice watch!

It has a fake separate bridge over the train like a lot of pocketwatches. It's actually a pretty cool detail.
There's not much to this watch that is wristwatch specific. It does not have a sweep seconds hand, nor shock resistant jeweling. But everything fits together extremely smoothly. It's a very well made example.

See the entire album for this project here.


New Arrivals

New arrivals, including a Seth Thomas pocketwatch and a Bulova wristwatch.

I don't normally do these but it's a repeat customer that has sent several watches in the past.

Bulova 8AC

Here is the balance wheel and the pallet fork from this  Bulova wristwatch . When I first took the balance out the hairspring looked a little off. Also, the regulator was set all the way to slow - not a good sign. I thought the hairspring may be fouled. But cleaning and demagnitizing, I think, took care of the problem. It looks fine now, all the loops nice and even.



Bulova

Bulova...

Bulova

Ladies Bulova, black dial...

Vintage Bulova

Great lug details on this Bulova case...

Bulova and New Haven

A Bulova, fore, and a New Haven...

Bulova 10AM

 Here's a Bulova model 10AM, 17 jewel, wristwatch movement.

It is difficult to date these movements because they re-used their marking in more than one year.  This one is either 1930 or 1940.

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