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SOURCE: I have a bulova ladies
You will need to contact Bulova or a local watchmaker.
Here is a link for Bulova:
http://www.bulova.com/contact/contact.aspx
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SOURCE: I NEED TO KNOW YEAR
A Bulova "M5" code would indicate that the watch was made in 1965. Vintage Bulova watches can be dated by this little alphanumeric code:
Lx = 195x
Mx = 196x
Nx = 197x
Px = 198x
Tx = 199x
Pre-1950 Bulova watches used a variety of symbols and numbers (e.g., 47 and 48 to designate 1947 and 1948) to show the model year of the watch. A chart of those symbols can be found here: http://www.manleyhorlogerie.com/Watch_History/bulova.htm#Bulova%20Date%20Codes
SOURCE: I have a Bulova Watch
The value of your watch depends greatly on the model / style, age, and case composition. It goes without saying, but watches (of any mechanical quality) that have real gold cases right now are worth quite a bit more than watches with gold plated, gold filled, gold-tone, or stainless steel cases. Presentation watches like those given to employees upon retirement were often gold or gold-filled--but there's a world of difference in value between those two types of watches.
In terms of age, it's much easier to date vintage Bulova watches by their "year code" than by their serial number. If you look carefully, usually above or below the serial number, you'll see a little alphanumeric code, like L5, N3, or P6. These can be translated as follows:
Lx = 195x Mx = 196x Nx = 197x Px = 198x Tx = 199x
Pre-1947 Bulova watches used little symbols to show the year of manufacture. A picture of those codes can be found here, as well as elsewhere on the Internet:
http://www.manleyhorlogerie.com/Watch_History/bulova.htm#Bulova%20Date%20Codes
SOURCE: how do i value my bulova watch? it has a number
I have a Swiss made bulova.serial #-c9339001
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