Bulova Watches - Page 9 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

this is fixya,NOT a jeweller kindly take your question to a jeweller

Yes, Bulova used M0 to indicate the year 1960, but the marking on the case may not necessarily match the movement. It is not uncommon to find a movement that was produced one year earlier or one year later in a case made for the model. So, although the case of your watch was produced in 1960, the movement may be from 1959 to 1961.

You can go to any jeweler that handles Bulova watches and talk to them. I don't know if they will have the extra links but they might depending on how popular the watch is. They would also be able to show you other bands that can work for you and that watch.

Can't find instruction sheet but to enter time change mode hold the light button down and press the mode button. The process to change time will then begin.

While holding the light button on press the mode button once. Changing the time process will then begin.

For most specific info call the Bulova hotline.

1-800-ABU-LOVA

What is your question?

http://www.mwrforum.net/forums/showthread.php?60720-Bulova-Patriot http://www.mybulova.com/bulova-models/P

Watch shops use a press to put backs on. Some will snap on using your thumbs, other need the press to apply more force.

Buy in ebay http://www.ebay.com/itm/Panasonic-MT920-Capacitor-for-Seiko-Kinetic-5M42-5M43-5M22-5M23-/290834739668 They are equally.

how do I reset a Casio lap memory 50 or 60 watch

any screw in the watch are not holding the stem you only have to find where you will push it to unlock the stem. mostly you have to use pointed tools on this. it is always located beside the entry hole of the stem. push it and pull the stem. i hope i had been helped you.

I just have to say, we bought the same watch in 2014, at a Meijer store. The directions were totally incomprehensible, and this watch has spent every day since in a drawer where the alarm goes off at the same time each day because 4 intelligent adults can't figure out how to change the settings. Ridiculous.

If you haven't got the user instructions you can get them via the following link:-http://www.bulova.com/watches/bulova/marine-star/98b105/

You should see "download user manual" at the bottom of the page.

Chronograph is just a fancy way of saying electric clock. Like in an automobile. Most likely, in your watch, you just need to replace the battery. Take it to Walmart jewelry counter and they can care for it.