Wondering what a mid 1940s womens gold boluva watch is worth serial number c-632162

Serial number are no use at all. It is just a record for that individual watch. It was the 385th watch made in March 1990.

Look on eBay for prices realized on sold items.

https://www.google.com/search?q=pulsar+quartz+watch+value

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I got this Lucien Piccard gold watch in a vintage shop with no model/serial number anywhere. Can someone identify if it's real LP or a replica?

Information suggests around $150.

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

mcdevito75 here, Bulova Accutron, nice watch, of course there are many, many factors that go into the value of any watch, depending on Maker, Model, Condition of the watch also. I would figure your Bulova Accutron is in the area of $125.00------- $200.00 range. Your best bet is to find a jeweler in your area or an appraiser, even online for the latest value of your watch.

There may be three number on the back of a watch.
1) The case number.
2) the movement number.
3) the serial number for the case +watch assembly.

This sort of information is only likely to be available from an authorised dealer.

If you go to the Boluva web site, you will be able to use their dealer locator to find the one nearest you.

It is impossible to say what is wrong without handling the watch. I suggest that you take it to your nearest watch shop and ask them to look it for you.

If they can't do anything for you then the watch may have to be returned to the maker.

To find a local dealer go to the Boluva web site "boluva .com".

Contact Longines yourself by following this link: http://www.longines.com/contact/faq/products Find the best suitable way for you to get in touch and ask for the information you are after. Rate me, plz.

If you have the serial number... then all is solved.