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I bought a copy of the Bulova ABC Interchangeable Parts Catalog. I am working on some Bulova movements, but I specifically wanted more information on a 10AN model that was my grandfathers. That seems to be the only movement that is not in the book. What am I missing? There aren't any torn out pages that I can see. If someone has that page, maybe you can email me a pdf of it. But I don't get it. Where is it? It's the 1963 edition. The watch is from the 40's. | |||
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IHC Member 179 E. Howard Expert |
Dale, I have a 1952 copy of the Bulova "Catalog of Interchangeable Parts" book that covers the 10AN model, problem is that each page list a different part with it's interchangeability making it impractical to copy the 60 needed different pages that cover the 10AN. If you have questions on specific parts, I would be happy to look them up for you and tell you what models use the same parts.... Harold | |||
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Thanks, I appreciate it. I'll sit down and make a list of the things I'm looking for. The watch works but some of the parts are rusted so I just want to change them out. Cleaning didn't do too much. Right now, off the top of my head I know I need a crown and stem. | ||||
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IHC Member 179 E. Howard Expert |
10AN stem is the same as 10AE, and 10AX. Harold | |||
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Dale, as Harold has indicated most parts of the 10AN are interchangable with the 10AE and 10AX. There are no others according to the documentation I have. I have half a dozen 10AN movements in various non-working states. What other parts were you after? Stephen www.myBulova.com | ||||
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Thanks to both of you. I actually found 2 10Ax's in my bag of tricks so I'll finally be able to restore this watch now that I know which movement is interchangeable. Now my only thorn is why does my book not cover those watches? It only has 10Ak. Just bugs me! | ||||
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Dale, what year was the book printed? The 10AN was manufactured from between 1926 and about 1935, so it may have dropped off some of the later parts cataloges. 10AK was a common 1940s and 50 movement. | ||||
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The 1963 version of the catalog. Interesting. See, my thinking was the later the catalog, the more comprehensive. So that's a good lesson. | ||||
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