This is from my own personal collection.
OPEN TO OFFERS!

The watch winds, sets and runs but currently stops after approximately 1–2 hours, so it will require a service or adjustment to run reliably.

Description:
Original First World War trench wristwatch dated 1915 with sterling silver case hallmarked for London and sponsor mark GS (George Stockwell & Co). Swiss 15-jewel manual wind movement.
The watch winds, sets and runs but currently stops after approximately 1–2 hours, so it will require a service or adjustment to run reliably. This is very common for watches of this age and has not been fully serviced by me.
Condition is honest for a 110-year-old military period watch with age-related wear to the dial, case and crystal as shown in the photos. The case is solid sterling silver and all hinges close correctly. Fitted with a period-style leather strap which suits the watch well.
A genuine WW1 era piece with good collector appeal.
Sold as described due to age. Please see photos for condition.
Thanks.