Mates up well with the Accutron 214 straight lugs or turtle lugs cases, the watches that are shown here for modeling purposes only. While not signed Bulova or Accutron, this is a period-correct bracelet for the first and most popular Accutrons and Spaceviews from the 1960s.
3 ACCUTRON 218 CLEAR EXHIBITION CASE BACK W/ RINGs
The OD of the caseback must be 30.5mm for the clear crystal case back to fit. If your Accutron 218 has a bezel larger than 34mm, the retaining ring is too small. Have you ever dismissed buying a Bulova Accutron 218 because the case back was engraved?.
Good Used Bulova Accutron 11 1/2 2423.11 Part 10.513 Electronic Circuit Module
Good, working condition with the original container.
Vintage NOS Bulova Accutron 4.70mm Tap 11 Yellow Spring Crown Parts Spares
This is a listing for the part/parts as shown in the pics.
Bulova Accutron Accutron Oxford Watch Model 27B60 Gold- toned Stainless steel
Model: 27B60. Watch Display Type: Analog. Case Material: Stainless Steel. Band Material: Stainless Steelr. Band Color: Gold. With Original warranty card and Box.
Bulova Accutron 2182 Tuning Fork – 36mm
All original with factory bracelet Very nice original condition Running well 2182 day/date tuning fork movement 36mm case All watches are sold AS IS, AS SEEN, without known service history unless otherwise stated. NO CANCELLATION or RETURNS
ACCUTRON 218 CLEAR EXHIBITION CASE BACK W/ RING with before and after photos
The OD of the caseback must be 30.5mm for the clear crystal case back to fit. If your Accutron 218 has a bezel larger than 34mm, the retaining ring is too small. Have you ever dismissed buying a Bulova Accutron 218 because the case back was engraved?.
Genuine Bulova Accutron Part # 1112E-2, 28.3 mm Watch Crystal
Genuine Bulova Accutron Part # 1112E-2, 28.3 mm Watch Crystal
Genuine Bulova Accutron Part # 752-1AY, 29.6 mm Watch Crystal
Genuine Bulova Accutron Part # 752-1AY, 29.6 mm Watch Crystal
Vintage Bulova Accutron 2181 – restored and serviced.
It was trusted enough by NASA to fly aboard Gemini and Apollo missions and served as the panel clock on several spacecraft. The Accutron 218 runs on a battery-driven tuning fork oscillating at 360 Hz (720 beats per second), with an index wheel converting that vibration into smooth rotary motion.