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Posted 12 months ago
cnoel79
(3 items)
Here is my big mystery piece. I know these photos are terrible. This is a 1955 Bulova Ladies Wristwatch. I know it's 1955 because the marking on the back "L5" which is a code for the year of creation. Also on the back is "Bulova 14K Gold" at the top and then a number at the bottom which I'm assuming is the serial number. Also, there is a marking on each link of the band. I can't make out the first word (my eyes are terrible) but I know it says something and then "USA". My problem is I cannot find another one like this anywhere so I don't know what the name of this watch is or what it is worth. I would love to have more information on this piece if anyone has any.
Thank you!!!
Bulova WristwatchesWhen 23-year-old Bohemian immigrant Joseph Bulova opened a small jewelry st…
Ladies WristwatchesRumor has it that the first wristwatches came to being in the 19th century …
$50 or more 14k is nice.
Case piece
only would be 14k