I could really use some help with this one. I bought it to resell but now that it’s here I’ve found that it fits my arm, even though it’s definitely a mans watch. I have not double checked the serial number but it was advertised as a 1974 square face Bulova automatic in good working condition. The tips are unmarked but each has an oval red coral and a deep blue turquoise. Can anyone let me know an overall price. I’d also like to identify the turquoise
Hard to make a valuation with no photos, but this may help with the watch;
I have found those two helpful as well as the standard Ebay and internet searches. Might get you into the ballpark on the watch at least.
I didn’t realize that it had posted. I was in the middle of the post when I stopped to eat dinner. I was going to finish it afterwards but it wasn’t there. Oh well, now I know. 
I am adding the pictures now. Thanks for your leads.
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That watch is a great match for those tips and would look fine on a woman.
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Thanks. I have actually worn it the last two days. It’s been strange knowing what time it is by looking at my arm. Can’t even remember the last time I wore a watch. It always cuffs on both arms.
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I suspect you watch may be the big winner here. I gave up wearing watch cuffs until I found a new butterfly watch band. I never could stand the little hairs on my wrist catching in the stretchy bands! Now I wear a cuff with it own clasp, nugget and raid drops style. I was able to modify my smart watch to accept it. I just love reading my messages on my wrist without pulling out the phone!
They are nice tips though!
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