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BULOVA Sub-second Watch
This watch was sold on January 18, 2008 (Destination: Quezon, Metro Manila, Philippines).
Gender: male
Crystal: glass
Dial/Face Width: 28 mm
Dial/Face Height: 28 mm
Movement: 17 jewels manual-wind
Case: gold-filled 40 mircrons
Case Width: 30 mm without crown
Case Height: 38 mm from lug to lug
Case Thickness: 6 mm
Serial Number on Back: M3, G698820
Serial Number on Movement: 11AZ
Bracelet: leather
Bracelet Length: 6 inches (fits up to 7 inches)
This is an authentic Swiss-made BULOVA Sub-second Manual-Wind Watch.
working, smooth-running sub-second function
black letter detail against spotless textured gold face
gold-filled bar hour markers, main hours are Arabic numerals
gold-filled 40 mircrons textured case & crown
stainless steel back
new brown leather band with gold-filled clasp
17 jewels manual-wind movement
This vintage BULOVA Sub-second has a surprisingly spotless textured gold dial despite its age! It has a smooth-running sub-second function & models a fancy gold-filled 40 mircrons textured case. This vintage piece is hard to come by, so don't miss out this chance to own it!
This watch keeps good time, works great & is in good working condition! Add this to your collection of vintage quality timepieces!
has a fancy gold-filled 40 mircrons textured case.
has a spotless textured gold dial or face.
has gold-filled hands.
has gold-filled bar hour markers, main hour markers are Arabic numerals.
has a smooth running sub-second function with a visible & clearly marked black crosshair.
gold-filled BULOVA name logo is on the top dial.
"SWISS" is on the bottom dial.
has a coin-edged BULOVA marked gold-filled crown.
has an new brown leather band.
clasp is gold-filled.
stainless steel case back is embossed with serial numbers & BULOVA name logo.
has a Swiss-made BULOVA 17 jewels manual-wind movement. Its serial numbers are embossed onto the mechanism.
has a fancy gold-filled 40 mircrons textured case.
