Serviced by a professional

Engraved on back: Open

Engraved on movement: five-teen 15 jewels, adjusted, Bulova watch co, [10AN], 

Engraved on inside case: Pat.Jan.11.1827, Bulova 14K, Gold Filled, New York, C233976

The movement originally had quite a bit of rust on some parts. Those parts have been replaced so the movement is rust free. This watch has a repair tag from 1951 still attached

This watch is very shiny.

Timing machine picture (order of positions) Dial Up, Dial Down, Stem Down, 12 Down

Timing tag: Sunday=Yellow, Monday=Blue/Pink, Tuesday=Red, Wednesday=Green, Thursday=grey ,Friday=Purple ,Saturday=Black

When timing I don't reset every day. When I reset it I write RS for reset. After reset I will try and write how long it ran for. If on time I will put OT down. If 1 minute fast I put +1. If the next day it does not lose anytime I still add +1 because it was not reset. If the time is way off I will write WO. If a day is missed I will write DO.

To help make the sale I could, With your request, throw in a few watch bands and/or batteries at wholesale price.

I graduated from the Bulova school of watchmaking in Oct 1978,

I got my certification from the Minnesota board of examiners in watchmaking in 1981.

The Minnesota board of directors gave me a symbol to put on every watch I clean and overhaul.

This symbol is a rhombus with the letters BVS in it. I put the date the watch was worked on near the symbol.

I worked for Fox Valley Trade Shop in Fond du Lac Wisconsin in 1979. Then JJ Smith in Janesville WI then Goodman's Jewelers in Minneapolis Minnesota then had my own watch repair place and now I own my own jewelry store and have since 1985.