Value of 17 jewel with 14k case front and back as well as works gold cover

This site gives maker information, but the serial number help is just waffle.

https://jules-jurgensen-serial-number-list.peatix.com/

To find what it is, click the images tab

https://www.google.com/search?q=Jurgensen+Ladies+Swiss+Wristwatch+17+jewels+rectangular+movement%2C+14K+gold+case

https://www.google.com/search?q=jurgensen+ladies+swiss+wristwatch+serial+number+lookup

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In the link, but the best way is to get it appraised at a local jeweler.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Lucien+Piccard+14K+gold+large+mens+watch+value

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The best thing to do would be go to a reputable jeweler and they can do a test on the band or case to see if it is real. Also, You can usually see a 14k or other designation somewhere on the back of the case or at the clasp on the wristband.

fixya is not a jewelry appraiser take to a jeweler for appraisal

at a service dealer or jeweler shop
get a quote on what is wrong first as the replacement may cost more than a new one

Bulovas are not high end luxury watches nowadays (they actually were, up to the mid-twentieth century). A modern quartz Bulova is just another mid to upper-mid level quartz wristwatch. Unless you know someone willing to spend some bucks just to have a gold and diamond watch, the value, especially with the price of gold now, may be in the metal, especially since it's 18K; the majority of gold watches are 10K or 14K. The diamonds are likely not very high quality, although they will be real. You should have a jeweler look at it. He will be able to give you an idea what the gold and the stones are worth. Unfortunately, as a watch, Bulovas just don't have much intrinsic resale value nowadays, not like a Rolex, Tag Heuer, Breitling, etc. would have.

Don't throw it away! Bulova have a good reputation. It ma not be worth much, but you have the serial number and the 14k probably means it's 14 carat gold. 14 carat old is the highest quality used for watches (18 carat is too soft for everyday wear) I used to work for Shackman and we made watch cases and bracelets for the major brands such as Omega.

Trysearching for Bulova watches on eBay then looking at 'completed listings' under 'advanced' after you search for some idea of value.

Regards, Andy

The repair to the winder may be only £30.00 but will the watch then work well.Parts for old Omegas can cost a premium and the watch may need a service.A service to an Omega by a good watchmaker will cost £170.00 ish and if it needs parts this will rise.
As to value if its 14ct on a bracelet the gold is worth about £12.00 a grm so if its 30g then the gold is £350/£400.00
Its hard to say what to pay without knowing if the watch works well,if it needs £200.00 spending on it the value is reduced to little more than the gold value so id weigh the watch work out a gold value and then a small amount.
If you need a repair try www.rolexrepairs.co.uk they offer a free estimate.
Regards

This sort of information is only likely to be available from an authorised dealer.

If you go to the Boluva web site, you will be able to use their dealer locator to find the one nearest you.

Go to a watch repair shop..Its real 14k gold how could it not be worth getting fixed. A jeweler its not a watch repair person.