What watch will the dial go on.
I know some of the bunns got big second bit and red dots,any info will be good to know

Peter,

When I see the "red dot" dial, a bunn movement is not the 1st thing that comes to mind. A standard 17j 16sz Illinois seems more correct (not getty).

I agree with Jon on this Peter, lower to middle of the road Illinois movement would be more suitable for this.

Cheers

ok thanks the big seconds bit got me lost.
the dial is attached to 17 j run of the mill movement so all is correct but hands hehe.

Peter,

These dials are great for the "Trolly" watches. I associate the larger seconds bit with the 706 3 and 4 position watches.

An hour and seconds hand to match your existing minute hand would be the most correct. My examples have them in both black and purple.

And just a note... that dial, cleaned up with no major flaws goes for more than $50.00

Great as I got the watch for $40 with good metal case not sure of the movement working order but who cares.

Red Dot dials were factory fitted to 16s Illinois movements with less than the specified adjustments for Railroad use. I think these were made in the earlier years when the alternative RR dials still had red numeric 5 minute markets. Later RR had black triangles

I agree with Paul. I have an example of this 'red ball' dial on my Illinois 706 adjusted 4 positions in a Philadelphia 20 year case. Cool dial.