Accutron Photo Gallery

PHOTO GALLERY
© 2002
Home Site Map

Click on each thumbnail for the full size photo, then use your "back" button to return.

Accutron 214 Oddities - CLICK HERE
Celebrity Accutron Gallery - CLICK HERE

Accutron was introduced in November of 1960 (M0)
Production of the 214 ended in 1977 (N7)

The Accutron Index Mechanism

Cap Jewel

Early Accutron Store Displays
These displays are believed to date from the early 60's

The scaled-up model is of an Alpha which was produced from 1960 to 1965. The face of the model has a 214 movement
printed on the reverse. The movement appears when the dial is illuminated from behind by a flashing light. The watch case measures 6-1/4" wide by 7-1/2" high.

This heavy display is made from die-cast metal and clear Lucite. The hinged insert slides into the metal frame.
Shown with a 1960 white gold "TV" case 214 installed.

Counter & Wall Signs

1961 Solid Platinum Accutron 214

The rarest 214 of all

The Incomparable Accutron Astronaut

Hand & Dial Variations

Bezel Ring Assembly

Bezel Ring / Dial Combinations

18kt Solid Gold

10kt. Gold-Filled Bezel w/14kt Gold Bezel Ring

Eye Candy

Presenting The Custom Built Accutron AstroView

The watch that Bulova should have built.

AstroView "A"

AstroView "B"

Alpha 1960-1965
Made only in 14kt white and yellow gold

Early manual snap-up/snap-down stem - 1960/61 Standard spring loaded stem - all production from 1961 on

Scalloped Lug 1960-1965
Made only in 14kt white and yellow gold

The "Scalloped or Long Lug" is, in the opinion of many collectors, the most elegant of the 214's. It was first introduced in October of 1960 and discontinued in about 1965. Most are date coded "M0 or M1" and most have the early "snap" type setting stem.

"TV" 1960-1965

The "TV Case" is one of the rarest of the 214's. It was first introduced in October of 1960 and discontinued early in 1961. Almost all of the ones that were made are date coded "M0". It's the only 214 model ever made that has a snap-on back cover.

Solid Gold - 18kt 214's

                                              1960 Asymmetrical
                                                                       Stainless Steel with 14kt Gold Inserts

                                                  Original bracelet with 14kt
                                           white gold asymmetrical end pieces.

1965 Asymmetrical
Stainless Steel with Florentined Bezel

BowTie Lugs

14kt. "Tilty Football" Introduced in 1960, this model was produced for about 5 years.
The gold-toned movement in the Spaceview is not original. The original movement would have been nickel plated.

Fully Restored 1964 Stainless Steel BowTie with Champagne Roman Numeral Dial

14kt. "Football" Case

Introduced in 1961, this model was produced for about 5 years.
The gold-toned movement in the Spaceview is not original. The original movement would have been nickel plated.

The Classic Chapter Ring Spaceview
Stainless Steel (top) and Gold-Filled (bottom)

Spaceview "B"

Cushion Case Chapter Ring Spaceview

The "Cushion Case" Chapter Ring Spaceview was introduced in 1969. It was intended to revitalize the Spaceview and was an immediate success.

Anniversary 1975 - Case #7581
These watches have no date code marked on them because they were only made for one year to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Bulova Company.

Gold Plated Anniversary Spaceview with original band. This model is a very bulky watch. Most commonly found with
heavy gold plated bezels.

Stainless Steel Anniversary. These are very rare.

Various Spaceview Models

Doctors Pulsation Dial 214

The dial is factory original. Notice that the metal dial markers are positioned further from the edge of the dial then normal. This is to allow more room for the pulse markings. Many Counterfeits are showing up lately which have the markings printed between the metal markers.

Swiss Chapter Ring Spaceview Models

Swiss Spaceview Unusual 1970 Swiss Spaceview

Swiss Reflector/Dial Models

Also known as the "Hidden Spaceview". They can be converted to a "Chapter Ring Spaceview" by replacing the dial with a spacer ring and installing the correct Spaceview crystal.