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1918 bulova woman watch #009149 | Bulova Wristwatches57 of 83 |  |  |
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adrian111577
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i have this 1918 bulova watch and i was wondering if any body can tell me if this watch has any value it was from 1918 and the # on the watch is 009149 my phone # 239 601 3999 and e-mail adrian111577@hotmail.com thank you
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Bulova didn't make their first ladies watch until 1924. This looks like a model from the 40s or so. I'm not a watch expert or jeweler, so I certainly can't tell you the value. It would depend on the gold content, jewels, etc. It's very pretty.
I would agree with the above post. The watch looks to be from the 40's. You would have to open the back and look at the movement for a date code symbol.
Here's a link to the Bulova date code chart. http://www.mybulova.com/bulova-date-codes
thanks i did,n know how old this is the box says 1918 but i guess its not the original box thank you for your comments.