Genuinely Bulovas are almost universally marked clearly on the dial with the word “Bulova.” There are a few exceptions. If that fails, identify and date the movement to narrow your search and try again to identify the case.Second, attempt to identify the model by matching the case to known examples (or to identification resources).First, establish that the watch is, in fact a Bulova.Identification of a watch is a process, typically done as follows: Variations in models typically appear in one (or more) of four areas: Additionally, within each model, Bulova often produced variations of the style. A name in use in the 1930s might very well crop up again in the 1950s on a totally different looking model. The difficulty of identification is compounded by the fact that Bulova re-used names was some frequency.

Rather, you have to do a bit of research and try to match case styles to online resources. Bulova watches are not marked with names or identification codes that allow you to simply look at the watch and derive the model and age. Bulova watches can be identified with a reasonable degree of certainty, due to the existence of a body of work gathered by collectors over the years.

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