Description: 1931 Unknown |
|
Model Name |
1931 Unknown |
Case Date |
1931 |
Case Serial |
1356711 |
Signature Locations |
Inside case, movement, dial |
Case Signature Format |
"Bulova Quality" |
Movement |
10AN, 21 Jewels, 6 Adjustments |
Movement Date Code |
None |
Movement Serial |
None |
Case Material Description |
None indicated (two-tone white and yellow) |
Case Dimensions |
45.3mm lug to lug x 25.5mm without crown |
Case Type |
Single-hinged, tonneau with steps |
Crystal Specifications |
25.3mm x 16.7mm, rectangular with rounded corners (G-S R949) |
Other Details |
1927 patent date inside case Dust shield and ring intact |
NOTES: I bought this watch thinking it was another example of the Edwin (1931 Edwin), but this example differs from the watch I have identifed by that name in that it has fixed lugs, while the lugs on the "Edwin" are hinged. It is possible that this was a design change that did not affect the model name. It is also possible that the watch in the ad is not showing hinged lugs, as the text does not specify, and, from head-on, the lugs do not appear different, whether hinged or fixed. Both examples I have are two-toned with an engraved bezel, while the ad for the Edwin shows a plain bezel and gives no indication that the case is two-toned. I have included the only known ad for the Edwin below for purposes of comparison. I question whether the dial on this example is original to the watch, as it reflects a slightly later style.