Today I have a few Bulovas for sale from my vintage collection. These guys just don't get much wear anymore and I want them to go to someone who will wear them as intended. Discounts will be considered if multiple watches are bought together. If more information or pictures are needed just let me know. Two important things to know about these watches. 1) They are being sold AS IS. I do not know when any of them were serviced last, and I do not know when they will need service. All of them "run" in some shape or form, be it minutes , seconds, or days. I would not count on these as a ready to go everyday wear watch before service. 2) These watches are VINTAGE they are smaller than modern watches, they have wear and scratches. Be prepared for the smaller size, but I will try to describe the size and condition as best I can. First up is a 1970 Accutron. This is actually a Swiss Accutron with a two hand 218 tuning fork movement. It is in an oversized, for the time, tonneau stainless steel case with a nice navy blue dial. The case is approx 1.25in wide by 1.5in top to bottom with 20mm lugs. It is on a brown leather strap in very good condition. The movement does hum and run but no guarantees on timekeeping or reliability. Asking $175 https://imgur.com/a/CNuTCZA Next I have a 1961 Bulova Clipper I believe. This one is in an oblong egg shaped stainless steel case with a white tuxedo dial. It is a Bulova handwinding movement in this one. The watch is approx 1.25 by 1.5in. It is on a very cool vintage Kreisler swirl pattern band that has flex links in the middle. The band alone is worth some money I'm sure. It has 17mm lugs and the watch seems to run. Asking $150. https://imgur.com/a/DL2hUSb Next up is a 1969 Sea King whale dial with crosshairs. This one again is in a stainless steel case that measures approx 1.25 by 1.5.in. The lugs are 17mm and it is on a vintage Prospect steel band. This one is automatic and seems to run but needs service. Asking $125. https://imgur.com/a/RjgD7pv Up next I have a very interesting model from 1950. This is the Bulova Photo-Flip watch. The case is heavy 10k Rolled gold plated in a two tone finish. It is approx .8 wide by 1.6in long. The small lever near 6 o'clock flips open the top of the watch when depressed and a stamp sized photograph is meant to be placed underneath. This model is pretty uncommon and a neat but now outdated concept. This one is handwinding but will need service before wear. The case is in good condition for its age and still flips nicely. It is on a vintage 17mm Kreisler Leather strap. Asking $175. https://imgur.com/a/jgNTnzy Lastly is a 1940s Bulova tank style watch in rose gold plate/filled. It has a very art deco dial with blued hands and a subseconds dial. The case has some scratches but is in impressive condition considering it's age. It runs approx .8in by 1.25in so a bit small. The crown is not flush. The crystal is glass and faceted. The movement seems to run and keep time but again, service is recommended. It is on a 16mm brown leather strap. Asking $150. https://imgur.com/a/rSUehwR