Original WWI Officer's Trench Wrist Watch with Steel Dial Shrapnel Guard circa 1915 - Fully Functional British Flare Guns Sleeve (from center): 33 1/2"

Sleeve (from center): 33 1/2"

with a solid refinished stock and metalwork which looks to have been arsenal reblued when it was in service

which allowed firing directly forward outside the propeller arc

Ziegler Giengen

which stands for Berliner-Lübecker Maschinenfabriken Bernhard Berghaus of Lübeck

Original WWI Officer's Trench Wrist Watch with Steel Dial Shrapnel Guard circa 1915 - Fully Functional British Flare Guns Sleeve (from center): 33 1/2"Original Item: One Only. This is extremely unusual item, very rarely seen today. The early 20th century was when wrist watches first gained popularity, as the ability to make movements small and robust enough for that use had not existed previously. Here we have a very nice private purchase officer's 'Trench Wrist Watch', with a great steel shrapnel guard to protect the dial. Most likely made about 1915, it is still in fine working order, and comes