Original British WWI Officer's Trench Wrist Watch with Shrapnel Protector - circa 1915 Japanese Field Gear Its lineage is continued today

Its lineage is continued today by the Queen's Own Yeomanry

the commanding officer of the 507th was unable to muster his troops and was captured three days after the drop in the vicinity of Amfreville

Overall a nice condition genuine Service Worn M42 Single Decal Luftwaffe helmet

and a horizontal pin back with a barrel hinge and a flat wire catch

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Original British WWI Officer's Trench Wrist Watch with Shrapnel Protector - circa 1915 Japanese Field Gear Its lineage is continued todayOriginal 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 British private purchase officer's 'Trench Wrist Watch', with a great shrapnel protector to protect the dial. Most likely made about 1915, it is still in fine condition, and comes