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N5, 1975, steel Accutron Chapter Ring
Spaceview. It's in incredible and fully serviced condition with an
Accutron bracelet, too, 1101...$995
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M0, 1960, Solid 14k Accutron TV Case. Made
only in 1960 so amongst the rarest of the Accutron models. Fully
serviced and with an Accutron box for good measure along with the
Accutron coin and a most unusual all black dial, 1100, $2195
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M6, 1966, Solid 14k Accutron Spaceview.
Florentined bezel, the heaviest of the solid gold cases, so the most
gold. Fully serviced with an Accutron box and coin, 1099, $1895
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M3, 1963, Solid 14k Accutron Spaceview a
rare solid 18k Bracelet in fantastic condition. You certainly will
not see another of these most likely in your lifetime. I dare you to
find another for sale anywhere. Fully serviced and priced for
speedy sale on consignment for a friend of mine...about $2k lower
than i would normally sell it for, 1098, $3195
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M8, 1968, Accutron Astronaut...as sharp as
you'll ever see...check out the case. Freshly serviced with a
beautiful applied marker "Constellation" dial and a black croc
Accutron leather band with a fork buckle. Look around because you're
not likely to see another like it. My first like it this year... And
to think, someone was wearing this at the start of the Apollo 7
program...a tremendous association, 1097, $1695, SOLD
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N0, 1970, absolutely stunning...one of the
larest of the 218 models...a DEEP SEA!!! Freshly serviced and
impeccable, especially at this good price for a true
collectible/wearable model with a beautiful mesh bracelet...1096, $995.
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M9, 1969, gold filled, Accutron
218 Spaceview. Outside of an 18k Spaceview, this model, although
gold-filled, is likely the rarest of the spaceviews. Comparatively,
few actual 218 spaceviews were made, so this is an incredible piece
for any collection, fully serviced and timing wonderfully. Includes
original bark-finish Accutron and fork buckle bracelet, too...1094, $1495.
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M4, 1964, gold filled and steel, Accutron
Spaceview. I put up a less expensive model occasionally, but only
when they look this good. It's a beauty and very affordable if
you've always wanted a serviced Spaceview you can enjoy wearing.
C'mon, you've wanted one ever since you were a kid...1093, $895.
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M1, 1961, solid white gold Accutron Center
Lug w/tuning fork buckle. Florentined bezel, extremely sharp, with
an alpha it's a perfect compliment to any Accutron collection.
Original dial which is probably the best looking dial I've seen on a
very early Accutron. Also included, inner box, 1092, $1895.
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M2, 1962, TIFFANY dial, Accutron white gold
Center Lug w/accutron leather strap and fork buckle. I haven't had
one of these in years and it's the best example of a Tiffany
Accutron I have ever seen. Early, Tiffany, white gold, as good as it
gets, 1091, $1995.
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RARE, NO DATE CODE, steel Asymmetric
railroad 214. It's the only one like it I've seen. Made towards the
end of Accutron production according to its movement code of N4,
most likely they weren't being as careful in stamping as earlier in
production and this one somehow got through without a case date
code...rather like a coin mis-stamp, so a definite rarity/collectible because of this, #1090, $895.
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M3, 1963, Yes, a real '63, Yellow B. It's
beautiful and one of the rarest models, primarily made only in 1963,
worn the year Kennedy was asassinated when the cost of about 20 of
these could have purchased a new car, only a few very light marks on
the buckle. Otherwise, it's practically mint with a beautiful
Accutron bracelet, #1089, $1595.
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M5, 1965, steel Accutron chapter ring spaceview...it's
case may as well be new, although the chapter ring does show some
age. Fully serviced and timing great. Priced less than most of mine
for a quick sell, #1087, $795., SOLD
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I'll bet you've not seen another...an 18k
BLACK dial, Accutron Astronaut. Golden dials on this rare model is
the norm, but in all the years I've worked with Accutrons I've not
seen another with a black dial...and it's completely original. Made
in 1963, the serial # is a bit rubbed off, but you can still see M3
when you look closely. 18k is soft and heavy, however this one,
overall, looks incredible for its age and it's keeping excellent
freshly serviced time. Getting an 18k Accutron Astronaut is
exceeding difficult. Couple finding one in this condition and with a
black dial and you've got the absolute best Accutron for any
collection, #1085, $10995, reduced to $10495.
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N5, 1975, a rare 218 Anniversary.
Sure, we all know of the 214 Anniversary made only in 1975 with an
unmarked date code case back, but have you seen another anniversary
that is a 218? They are out there, but not in this one's condtion.
It's practially new and working great after a fresh service. Truly,
it's an absolute collector's piece and one of the very best 218
models you'll ever see, #1083, $895.
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M1, 1961, 18k Accutron
Astronaut...next to the platinum, this is the rarest Accutron out
there and comes as a COMPLETE package, pamphlets, inner and outer
boxes, original battery and coin. It sat for years in a safety
deposit box of the biggest Accutron collector I know and is the
oldest 18k Astro I've seen. I had thought it was only made in '65 to
'66, but being marked M1 makes it decidly rarer. I suspect it was a
test Accutron only to be produced a few years later. Just like my
email tagline, the most expensive watch you'll ever own is the one
you buy instead of the one you really want. Get your dream Accutron
here first and don't worry about looking back. It's a beauty.
Freshly serviced and unrestored...looking like a million bucks, #1082, $11995.
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The rarest 218 I've seen. Tonneau-shaped,
steel, black dial, none finer. In fact, it's new old stock. I was
lucky to acquire this one from someone years ago and just got around
to finishing it up. I had intended to leave it in my collection but
once it was completed, I couldn't resist putting it up for sale and
showing it off. New old stock Bulova band...it's the only one like
it I have ever seen, although I did see a photo of it somewhere
online. You won't find another for sale. It's impreccable and still
has its new old stock sticker on the back...#1074, $1495
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M9, 1969, Steel, Accutron 218 Deep Sea.
Fully restored. You can find one one Ebay for less, but in this
condition we're talking $400. And you will need to get it serviced
for at a minimum of $260, and it won't even be restored to look like
a near mint model unless you put in another $100. This one is ready
now and it looks like a champ. See the finish...it's beautiful...#1072, $895
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N0, 1970 Accutron Cushion Spaceview. Very
contemporary yet vintage. One of the coolest steel Spaceviews made
and larger than the usual round varieties with its original Accutron
bracelet. Freshly serviced and looking great...#1068, $1295
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M7, 1967, Accutron Astronaut,
my most recent and extremely uncommon
applied marker silver dial, freshly serviced with its Kreiser Coffin Link Bracelet for a
coup de grâce collectible. Keeping
excellent, freshly serviced time. Truly, it's a stunner and better
than any you'll find. And at a much better price than $1995 for one
with a strap on another site. Some would call it mint and I'd say darn close.
Find another better...I dare ya...#1067,
$1795
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N7, 1977, the very last year of
Accutron production. It looks as nice as it did back in the day when
it was likely purchased over the counter at Disney. Keeping great
time, now's your chance to get your wife hooked on Accutrons like
yourself...an extremely collectiblle Mickey Mouse Accutron #1064,
$895
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M5, 1965, solid 14k ring and stel Accutron
Spaceview with its original 2-tone Accutron bracelet. Fully restored
and looking/operating spectacularly. Very small, but there are a
couple of small dents in a couple of the gold caps on the braclet on
the underside but they don't affect the look at all. #1063, $1195
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N0, 1970, Fully restored and serviced, a
beautiful black dial 218 in steel. A very affordable model in
impeccable condition, #1061, $495
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Swiss Accutron Spaceview "T"
with its original, beautiful Accutron bracelet. Larger than most all
spaceviews and in a contemporary steel case. Fully restored and
timing well after a fresh service. Hard to find one better. As nice
as the other model like it I also have listed, #1060, $1395
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M6, 1966, solid 14k Accutron Spaceview. It's
the heaviest of the 14k models and is in beautiful condition.
Crystal and hands replaced to make it its best with an Accutron
leather strap and tuning fork buckle, #1059, $1795
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M9, 1969, cushion Accutron Spaceview "T"
with its original, beautiful Accutron bracelet. This is the gem for
Accutron collectors looking for the most contemporary, by today's
larger standards, of the vintage models, #1058, $1395
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VERY RARE, solid 18k Accutron Astronaut with
a full length Champion 18k Bullet Band. It's very heavy and truly
the most difficult Accutron to find or obtain. It sold for $1000
when it was new, to match the cost of a Rolex 18k President in that
time. Such a Rolex today costs in excess of $30,000, but you can get
a much rarer model here unlike those you'll see in an office on guys
with expensive suits, for 1/3rd of that price with a story like none
other to tell. It's beautiful, freshly serviced, and near
impeccable, #1057, $9995
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1969, M9, 14k Accutron 2182, day/date,
impeccable condition and timing wonderfully. You will not find one
like this in better condition with a beautiful Accutron strap, too.
Someone was wearing this beauty the year we landed on the moon!!!,
$995, #1056
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1973, N3, Accutron Accquartz...absolutely
new old stock and keeping excellent time. It's near impossible to
find a true new old stock piece, so this one is worthy of any
collection, $895, #1040
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Rare Accutron tuning fork counter display,
$595, #1041
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Accutron clock in incredible serviced
condition, $795, #1042
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EXTREMELY RARE, Accutron jewelers display,
approximately 8" diameter, shaped like an alpha and only made in '61
for jewlers willing to spend a bit on a beautiful display. I've
never seen its like and I've seen everything Accutron related. Only
a true collector would appreciate this piece as much as myself. I
picked it up from a lifelong Accutron collector who has had it
stored away for 50 years . It lights and then flashes ever few
seconds. When it flashes, the dial changes from a dialed Alpha into
a Spaceview Alpha. $2495, #1043....display
movie
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Accutron Christmas watch display. I've not
seen one of these before either, so it's rare, to say the
least...for a true Accutron collector. There are 4 in the
group...see last photo, $495, #1044
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Accutron watch displays, $100, #1045
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4-Accutron watch display. I've seen some
displays but none quite like this one, $395, #1046
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6-Accutron watch display, another rarity,
$495, #1047
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16-Accutron watch display. A big collector
would love this rare piece for all of his Accutrons. Also incuded is
the tuning fork and metal display. Put an Accutron inside of it,
too...rarely seen, $795, #1048
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Wood Accutron display and very early tuning
fork display to contain an Accutron, $595, #1049
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Accutron tuning fork display, very rare,
$395, #1050
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Accutron "rope" spaceview clock, in
incredible serviced condition, $995, #1051
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Accutron standing spaceview clock in
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Accutron mini spaceview clock in incredible
serviced condition, $795, #1053
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Accutron mini pedestal spaceview clock in
incredible serviced condition, $895, #1054
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Accutron spaceview clock in incredible
serviced condition, $895, #1055
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M0, 1960, 14k Accutron Alpha, from the first
two months of production and decidely hard to find. I put a
gold-colored movement in this one to emphasize the overall
"goldness" of the piece and it is stunning. Courior launched the
first repeater satelite into orbit in October 1960, and I'll bet it
had an Accutron on it!...$1995, #1001
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M9, 1969, Accutron Mark II Astronaut.
Beautiful black California-like dial, freshly serviced...the astro
Neil Armstrong wished he had received instead of his Astro A"...$995,
#1003, reduced $895
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M6, 1966, Accutron, gold-filled and steel
214 in impeccable condition. Not a spaceview, but amongst the best
otherwise and very affordable. Also with an early ad bracelet in
fantastic condition. $795, #1006
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14k Yellow Gold, Accutron Center Lug
w/Acctron band and fork bucke...florentined bezel, too, so uncommon,
fully restored, $1795, #1010
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N2, 1972, gold filled Accutron 218...fully
restored and timing great after service. Also with a beautiful
Accutron strap and logo applique. The 2nd I'm selling for a friend
who wanted me to sell it for less than I would normally ask, $395.
Buy one on ebay and you'll need to have it serviced, but this one is
ready to wear now!!!, #1013
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M8, 1968 Gold Filled and
Steel, Accutron
Spaceview case, fully restored and ready for a movement, $250, #1016
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N6, 1976 Steel Accutron
Spaceview case, like new and ready for a movement to save you
dollars by adding movement, $250, #1017
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14k Accutron
TV Case, 1960, first two months of
Accutron production and comparatively rare, absolutely beautiful
with an Accutron leather band and a Bulova buckle. There are a
couple of glares in the first photo, but the dial is absolutely
perfect, $2195, #1018, SOLD
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14k Accutron 218 with Accutron leather
band, and coveted 100 buckle, $895, #1019
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Rare Accutron 218 Spaceview with Accutron
leather band, $1095, #1021
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Accutron Astronaut with rare silver dial
and applied markers and Accutron bracelet, $1195, #1024
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14k white gold Accutron Center Lug with
Accutron shark leather band and diamond dial, $1895, #1025
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Black dial Accutron 214 with Accutron
braclet, slight wear on bracelet but overall in great shape $895,
#1026
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Gold filled Accutron 214 with diamond
dial, $895, #1027
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Steel Accutron 218, rectangular, I' have an
Accutron leather band with a fork buckle to be added, $695, #1028
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Silver dial Accutron Astronaut with
applied markers and Accutron band/Bulova buckle, $1495, #1029
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Accutron Spaceview "T" with Accutron
bracelet, $1095, #1031
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Rare, white dial Accutron Astronaut with
applied markers and Accutron leather band, $1195, #1032
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14k Accutron Spaceview
Asymmetric, Accutron leather band, heaviest 14k Spaceview case, $1795,
#1033, SOLD
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Extremely rare, before the
spaceview and what made Bulova decide to make the Spaceview when
customers saw this very early display, $4995, reduced $3995, #1034
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Mini Accutron Spaceview clock,
box, hang tag, very hard to find, $1195, #1035
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New Old Stock, steel Accutron
218, still has protection film on back, $895, #1036
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Likely prototype mini clock,
approximately 2" tall, without the usual setting mech for a 214 as
it has to be opened to set the time. It's the only one like it I've
ever seen and it has been sitting in a safely deposit box for years
from a huge Accutron collector, $4995, reduced $3995, #1037
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Beautiful, 14k Accutron Spaceview
Alpha with Accutron leather band, $1895, #1038
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$25000, reduced $11995...here's an
interesting note, a 6 inch cube of platinum weighs 139lbs. |
First one I've ever seen. Sure, we've
heard about it but no one has ever actually held one that I've
known. Have you seen another? An early newspaper article published
in the Long Island Newsday in March of 1961 mentioned a $2500
platinum Accutron. I'm betting there were fewer than a dozen
produced and likely only the biggest wigs of the time received one.
This one's serial # is B55958 and it was manufactured in February of
1961...a month before the article was published. Can you imagine
someone paying $2500 for a watch in 1961? Was there a more expensive
watch from any other company at that time? First one I've ever seen.
Sure, we've heard about it but no one has ever actually held one
that I've known. I have it on the best of authority that only a
handful were produced and only in 1961. This one is from February of
1961. I was informed, too, that it was intended for Christmas sales.
And it's HEAVY!!!
On most Accutrons, I’ll restore their casebacks
but remembered when it arrived here originally several years ago
that the gentleman who had originally purchased it from me had asked
me not to restore it and wanted it to be completely original, which
it still is. It does come with that ultra-wanted all wooden Accutron
box, too, and its outer box…also a coin and an early Accutron
pamphlet. The box was actually suggested when it was new to g3 uw3e
as a cigarette box. I had a Bulova photo of that but can’t seem to
find it. There appears to be a very faint leftover inscription on
the back. I tried to catch the light just right in order to see it
as it’s hard to see. It seems to read A.R.ABCEDB. I haven’t a clue
what that means but some Googling to find that out might help.
Likely, it represents someone of importance based on the then cost
of this beauty.
Here's some info I found fascinating:, #1039
Crystal: 29.4mm
Model 2703-P
Buckle marked: irid plat, Z & F
Back of dial marked: 05-5, TRI
Case width: 32.73mm
Bracelet: integrated, heavy decorated mesh
Case back: marked at top, Plat-Irid
Inside case back has a letter "P" stamped. Printed in black ink,
"945"
Crown is non-snap back
Battery hatch has spring with raised, circular center...not the
earlier 3-prong
Dial: gloss black with what appears to be platinum hour markers
Total weight with dial, hands, movement, and crystal (no battery):
4.25 ounces
Total weight without dial, hands, movement, crystal, battery: 3.8
ounces
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