Bulova Accutron Rairoad - No reserve price - M7 - Men - 1967





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The 1967 Bulova Accutron Railroad, reference M7, has a tuning-fork movement, a 35 mm stainless-steel case and a leather strap.
Description from the seller
IMPORTANT:
No bids from the United States can be accepted. It is now prohibited to ship watches containing electrical or electronic components powered by batteries or cells through U.S. customs.
Rare and legendary BULOVA Accutron watch, stainless steel bow-tie case, 35 × 40 mm in diameter, excluding the crown, M7, year 1967.
Railroad Approved model, worn for over 20 years by American and Canadian railway employees because of its exceptional accuracy.
Railroad calibre 2180, dual display with a seconds hand.
A new battery has been installed.
The watch is in working order, and you can hear the tuning fork hum.
It works perfectly and keeps very good time; fully serviced in October 2026.
19 cm leather strap, excluding the buckle.
It will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail with signature required.
Good luck bidding, everyone.
IMPORTANT:
No bids from the United States can be accepted. It is now prohibited to ship watches containing electrical or electronic components powered by batteries or cells through U.S. customs.
Rare and legendary BULOVA Accutron watch, stainless steel bow-tie case, 35 × 40 mm in diameter, excluding the crown, M7, year 1967.
Railroad Approved model, worn for over 20 years by American and Canadian railway employees because of its exceptional accuracy.
Railroad calibre 2180, dual display with a seconds hand.
A new battery has been installed.
The watch is in working order, and you can hear the tuning fork hum.
It works perfectly and keeps very good time; fully serviced in October 2026.
19 cm leather strap, excluding the buckle.
It will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail with signature required.
Good luck bidding, everyone.

