20 Most Recent Bulova Marine Star 96B98 Wrist Watch - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Here's a site to help you. Pretty interesting. In the 50's they started a date code that was added to the back - L3 - is 1953. Click on the links on the site. Determining the Date of Bulova Watch

United Kingdom: Bulova UK Ltd, 8 Woodshots Meadow, Croxley Green Business Park, Watford, Herts, WD18 8YU United Kingdom, phone +44 (0) 1923 226936 or +44 (0) 1923 236576, email [email protected] contact the service team directly

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This is a 1967 watch. The battery was a 329. http://www.mybulova.com/forums/accutron-spaceview-1967 The 329 may come in two sizes,one is high drain, the other low drain. That means there is a question of fit. However, Bulova documentqtion indicates that the places that sell Bulova watches can supply batteries. You might check the Bulova website for a retailer near you and give that a go. Alternatively, below is a link to 329 batteries. https://www.amazon.com/Renata-329-Button-watch-battery/dp/B001C17ZZY Parts Manuals https://www.batterybob.com/products/32-accucell-1-343-diy-replacement-kit/

You can buy one. Follow link. http://www.allamericanwatches.com/product/BAND-98R107

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The back of the watch is popped off with a special tool.

It is possible a tiny gasket is inside the tread... needing to be REPLACED before proceeding. First check to see if it is a "left-hand" or "right-hand" threaded CROWN... Then check that there is no damage to the STEM or the CROWN... You will need at least a 10x (power) jeweler's loupe to see that. If you have any damage... A watchmaker might be able to dress the treads and save the ORIGINAL PARTS... Else you are probably looking at replacing both the stem & crown...

put make model and any numbers into google. or put more info on here. or if you are asking were is the number on the watch you will have to take the back off it and see if there is a number in there.