1916 Rolex Rare Vintage Mens World War I Era Military Officers Trench Watch - Sterling Silver Arsa Omega sold this less common

Omega sold this less common example as a Seamaster

5mm wide (excluding crown) by 41mm long lug tip to tip

but also trying to do it with unmistakable elegance

Case condition: Case body and back present as just short of mint with fairly light signs of polishing

Servicing: It has a new battery and any needed servicing has been performed making it ready for immediate enjoyment

1916 Rolex Rare Vintage Mens World War I Era Military Officers Trench Watch - Sterling Silver Arsa Omega sold this less commonIn the first decade after the turn of the twentieth century when someone referred to a gentleman's watch they most often meant one object a large, timing instrument kept in the pocket. That changed in part because of Hans Wilsdorf, a true legend in timekeeping history, who founded Rolex Watch Co. in 1908. When the first World War erupted, demand rose sharply for these novel watches as Allied servicemen needed a more suitable way to a access their