For a date model Accutron that has "N7" (1977) on the caseback, is it likely that it's a 219 movement rather than a 218?
I'm tempted to buy it because it's a '77 specifically, but I'm not sure if Bulova were selling 218s that late, and I don't really know anything about the 219 specifically.. whether it's as good as the 218?
In one of the lots of movements and parts I recently received I found some cool hands. One of them was this small seconds tuning for hand. I havent been able to find what watches would have used them though.
Hi everyone, this was my grandfathers watch. Looks like he received it in 1964 from his company (I removed the text from the back in the picture). I’m trying to figure out the model and movement. I love watches but am not familiar with accutron. Thanks.
Greeting to all Accutron Watch fans. I just picked up the watch that belonged to my Dad. After working for Phillips 66 for 30 years of service, my dad received this watch as a reward. I’m looking to get watch serviced by a someone that handles vintage Accutrons and case polishing. Thanks for any feedback that you have.