20 Most Recent Accutron Masella Watch Questions & Answers

The name for your keepsake is accutron. The tuning fork represents the two coils. Having said that unfortunately if it no longer works their is little you can do. They have been out of production for some time now. But you can replace the entire movement, eBay will be the best place to start for a reasonable price. Your local jeweler will soak you. The most common battery replacement is a renata 394 although i cant be sure unless I see the movement.

A good way to get a realistic value for your watch is to search for it on eBay, having ticked the 'Sold Items' box. Be sure to get the spelling for your Bulova watch right!

could it possible a fake as the factory do not make mistakes like that

Not sure about the case code....but Bulova used a numeric code to 'date' their watches: "L" meant the 1950's; "M" was the 60's; "N" was the 70's....so your M7 means your watch was made in 1967....an N3, would be 1973. Get it?.

If you go to http://www.bulova.com/en_gb/watch/bulova-accutron, you will see what I think is the model you spak of.

I hope this helps.

Accutron is made by Bulova. Follow this link and click on Accutron: http://www.bulova.com/index.aspx At the bottom of page click on CONTACT US. Rate me, please.

ZERO-SETTING OF THE SECONDS-HAND & SUB-SECOND HAND ON THE SECTOR ADV1000 CHRONOGRAPH. NOTE: The pusher buttons A, B & C are positioned on the watch at the 2 o'clock (A), 10 o'clock (B) & 8 o'clock positions (C), while the crown is at the 4 o'clock position. 1) Set the crown at the normal (in) position. 2) Push the B button twice. 3) Pull out the crown to the 2nd position (fully out). a.) Seconds-hand setting: a push of button A moves the 2nd hand by 1 second. Move it until it is at the zero position. b.) 2/100ths second hand: a push of button B moves the 2/100ths second hand by one 2/100ths second. A continuous push moves it quickly. Move it until it is at the zero position. 4) Push the crown back in to normal position. QUICK-SET OF THE CALENDAR DATE With the alarm switch off, pull out the crown halfway to the first "out" position (not fully out). Turn the crown clockwise to quick-set the date.